Matrix Hacked Reloaded

I echo the following review:

“This worked better than Hacked Revolutions, but still had no smooth flow to it. The idea behind it is so interesting though that I as a Matrix fan loved it entirely and could very well forgive the inconsistencies.”

I have never really enjoyed the matrix sequels – although this edit makes this movie more watchable – to me the movie itself is just not good.

Review by flyboy707 — December 14, 2009 @ 9:05 PM

This worked better than Hacked Revolutions, but still had no smooth flow to it. The idea behind it is so interesting though that I as a Matrix fan loved it entirely and could very well forgive the inconsistencies.

Review by matrixfan — October 30, 2009 @ 9:46 AM

The Hacked edits are my favorite of all the Matrix edits, by a country mile. Reloaded Hacked is exactly what I was looking for in a Reloaded edit – some minor editing to make things flow better, but nothing too drastic. This is my go-to version.

Review by TV's Frink — October 23, 2009 @ 3:51 AM

A radically altered and often very successful edit.

I’m glad I gave Matrix Reloaded one more go. I hated the original and didn’t much like other fanedits but this one really works for me. It’s the product of an enormous amount of thought and has turned a dodgy, almost unbearable movie into a decent one indeed. With an improved plot and better storytelling I was able for the first time to sit back and really appreciate the film’s quite magnificent art direction and stunt work, too, because this Hacked edit relies less on visuals and mayhem – less is more, if you get what I mean.

8 out of 10. Nice work.

Review by spicediver — June 8, 2009 @ 3:48 AM

I remember downloading and watching this one a long time ago. A man, I was shocked, but in a great way. I had not seen such a daring fanedit of the Matrix, flipping around some much scenes and the order of those scenes. I was really surprised and this edit learned me to think more outside the box (or in this case, the existing official movie). Great fanedit!!

Review by T-HOPE — January 12, 2009 @ 11:23 AM