The Matrix Reloaded [SteelBook] [Digital Copy] [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [Only @ Best Buy] [2003]

this is the second movie of the trilogy and it is the same lot of action you are going to love it

This Movie Might Have A Little Film Grain but it’s also 4K Crisp during the Day Times and love the Dolby Atmos Soundtrack it’s Loud and you can even hear it Above you. :)

The main thing with buying 4K is just being sure there aren't glitches, and the visuals and sound are good. I remember when some of the first remastered Blu-Rays came out, you had weird sound transfers, or glitchy batches. The 4Ks I've bought so far have been free of these kinds of issues. The Matrix Reloaded looks and sounds good. I remember that in the theater, I though some of the Neo/Smith fight scenes with the dozens of Smith copies looked a bit video-game-like since that level of CGI technology was new. The 4K seems to have smoothed that out a bit. Just remember that in 2003 it was new ground. Overall a good disc that worth having.

Freedom fighters Neo (Keanu Reeves), Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) and Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) continue to lead the revolt against the Machine Army, unleashing their arsenal of extraordinary skills and weaponry against the systematic forces of repression and exploitation. In their quest to save the human race from extinction, they gain greater insight into the construct of The Matrix and Neo's pivotal role in the fate of mankind.

The Matrix series is always worth a return visit. The transfer over to 4K is pretty good with minute increase in details. Due to the color nature of the film, you won't notice any extreme enhancements from HDR. The Dolby Atmos added to the film is a well added bonus from bluray copies. The middle fight scene with all the Mr. Smith's is still cheesy on the graphics just like it was in the theater.

I love the Matrix movies. With a 125" screen and 2:35 ratio availability, I was super excited when these were released as you can really see the improvement when moving up to 4k. The larger the screen, the more you can see resolution changes. While the HDR makes these a bit dark, you can turn off all lights, and enjoy a true movie experience at home.

...Then this is it! The picture quality is stellar, and the Dolby Atmos surround track sounds stellar. Aside from Aquaman (which looks visually stellar, but The Matrix: Reloaded, in my opinion, is a much deeper, more enjoyable movie), this is a great reference demo disc to showcase your 4K/surround setup!

Warner Bros. is doing 4K right, and the Matrix films look and sound great in this format. You may have to manually set the audio track to Dolby Atmos, which will play in TrueHD on receivers like mine without Atmos, and may have to adjust your TV's picture settings to Cinema for optimal video quality, but upgrading to 4K is well worth it. It would be great if there were new bonus features, but at least all existing features carry over from the Blu-Ray edition.