[psyc]

You’re not the only one. It’s already my favorite. It’s like the first, but taken a little more seriously. More conventionally dramatic. Less comic booky. The way I wanted the Matrix movies to be treated all along.

[slowmovintarget]

It had both some of the elements of the first (deliberate) and much of the nonsense and mysticism of the second and third.

That was what was so childish about 2 and 3, and that childishness remained here. The role-swapping in service of allegory was annoying, as well.