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The Matrix.
Not sure how that isn't mentioned yet!
First movie was a masterpiece that became a classic, the rest were completely unnecessary.
When my brother showed The Matrix to his kid, she asked "Is there another one?" and he said "No."
I can respect the fourth one. Sure, it was a terrible movie but it feels like a deliberate piss take on the idea of reviving the franchise. And I can respect that.
Eh. A bad movie is a bad movie, regardless of what the footnotes say.
I said I can respect it, not that it's good. It feels like a deliberate attempt to torpedo the revival of a series that really didn't need to be revived. That's what I can respect, not the movie on its own merits.