Because of its violence, sci-fi doom and gloom setting, and themes, this isn't a family movie. It's most suited to older teens and adults. These are the main messages from The Matrix Resurrections: things are not always what they seem.
There is a fair amount of violence in the film, but it's nothing more than we've seen in any of the James Bond films — all PG-13 — and there is next to no blood mixed in with the violence. “The Matrix” is rated at a 14+ on OK.com and has an impressive critical rating of 91 percent.
Parents need to know that The Matrix Reloaded is the second film in the Matrix sci-fi triology. It has intense and prolonged sci-fi violence and peril, including fights, car chases/crashes, guns, and martial arts. Characters are killed (sometimes more than once).
Parents need to know that as with the first two Matrix films, The Matrix Revolutions, the final installment of the trilogy, contains a great deal of battle violence between the humans and machines, and lots of pretentious dialogue. Characters are wounded and killed and there are some grisly graphic…
There's violence here. The lobby shooting scene is quite graphic (with blood) and the navel-entering squid thing is gross, but it's not too graphic. There's some vague drug references, but nothing too bad, and not much sex.
Keanu Reeves's talk with 13 years old girl about The Matrix - "You don’t care if it’s real?"
Why does the Matrix have an R rating?
Lots of intense violence (especially when Morpheus gets bet up) the movie has a very disturbing story, and lots of disturbing imagery (like peoples mouths getting sown shut, and Neo emerging from a pink goo) Very mild sexual stuff, there is a woman in a revealing red dress who is just fake, and only meant as a ...
Although I haven't a reason to doubt that, the 2nd (and 3rd) Matrix fall in the tradition that many sequels of good movies suffer from. Despite the fact that practically the same cast and crew who created the magnificent first part is here for the 2 & 3 (they shot it back-to-back) the movie quickly loses its spirit.
Immensely entertaining, intriguingly philosophical and just about one of the best films ever made! Writing a review of The Matrix is a very hard thing for me to do because this film means a lot to me and therefore I want to do the film justice by writing a good review.
Parents need to know that John Wick is a brutally violent, frequently bloody thriller starring Keanu Reeves as an assassin. There's a very high body count: Characters are shot, maimed, stabbed, beaten, threatened, killed with firearms at close range, blown to bits in an explosion, strangled with bare hands,…
The Matrix opened in theaters in the United States on March 31, 1999, to widespread acclaim from critics, who praised its innovative visual effects, action sequences, cinematography and entertainment value.
R: Restricted, Children Under 17 Require Accompanying Parent or Adult Guardian. This rating means the film contains adult material such as adult activity, harsh language, intense graphic violence, drug abuse and nudity.
Though it's rated R for violence (some pretty gross, including an icky bug that enters the hero's body through his belly button) and language, most teens 14 and up who are begging to see it should be able to handle it without a problem.
According to the MPAA's PG-13 guidance, a film with such a rating will be free from "persistent" or "realistic" violence. Titanic just about slips through this category, and much of the death can be considered historical in context, but it's the nudity where the PG-13 rating really begins to look inconsistent.
Summary. The R rating for Oppenheimer was earned through heavy themes, sex scenes, nudity, and mature language throughout the movie. Christopher Nolan ventured into new territory with Oppenheimer by delivering his most adult film, featuring graphic sex scenes and nudity.
Because of its violence, sci-fi doom and gloom setting, and themes, this isn't a family movie. It's most suited to older teens and adults. These are the main messages from The Matrix Resurrections: things are not always what they seem.
The studio has announced plans to continue the franchise, with a fifth Matrix movie now in development. It will be the first installment in the cyber-action film series without either Lana or Lily Wachowski as directors.
This is not the next huge chapter in The Matrix saga. However, it's very enjoyable return that has some meta fun with itself. If you you love this world and have a yearning for seeing Neo and Trinity again you'll have a good time. Just don't go in looking for more than that.
For over a decade, The Matrix Reloaded held the record for being the highest-grossing R-rated film worldwide before Deadpool took it 13 years later. The film sold an estimated 46,695,900 tickets in North America.
The Matrix Resurrections synopsis ignores the sequels as Yahya Abdul-Mateen II confirms Morpheus role. Warner Bros. invited fans back into The Matrix this week with the release of the first trailer for The Matrix Resurrections, the fourth instalment in the iconic sci-fi action series.
Crude or Profane Language: Amazingly, no f-words mar the dialogue of this R-rated film. But multiple uses of that particular vocal abrasion occur in soundtrack music by Marilyn Manson and Rage Against the Machine. A significant number of s-words (about 20) pepper the script, however.
A man is shot in the neck repeatedly, some blood is seen splattering. John Wick fights several men with nunchucks. Some blood splatter onto walls. This movie has much less gore than Chapter 2 and 3, but the action is intense and extremely violent.
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