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Its famous for that highway scene, but the whole movies packed with audacious action

Imagine living as a commoner in a fascist dystopia like George Orwells 1984 with the Party permeating all facets of life or living in cyberpunk Los Angeles burdened with existential threats spurred on by breakneck development in technology and excess. Or, for...

The Matrix "Reloaded" and "Revolutions" struggled to live up to the hype, but how do they look two decades later?

From Darth Vader in the Star Wars movies to the T-1000 in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, the best sci-fi villains are what make their movies worth watching.

James Cameron says Avatar: The Way of Water villain Miles Quaritch will be the big bad in all five Avatar movies. His status as one of potentially infinite Na’vi clones could make him a better villain than anyone in the Star Wars sequels or the MCU — if he gets a chance to develop.

Being "The One" could be more appealing than this, but it does the job. "The Matrix" movie trilogy is probably one of the most iconic trilogies in the movie industry, and as such, getting a movie tie-in video game for the trilogy is only a matter of when.

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From high-speed chases to track races, these clips will make you want to lace up your shoes and hit the road.

"The Matrix" would have had even more impact without its sequels, here's why

Sifu breaks you in slowly. A flashback scene sets the stage for this Chinese martial arts-inspired revenge tale. A quick combat tutorial follows. And then you're dropped into The Squats, where you'll immediately scale a fence, take down a couple of thugs, and ascend an apartment block that's seen better days. A small ruckus in a cluttered bedroom ensues before you burst through a door at the opposite end of the room and spill into a narrow corridor. It's here ...