4、黑客帝国的影评
《黑客帝国》究竟想表达什么样的哲学？
黑客帝国是隐射这个世界的运转方式，你所看到的听到的感觉到的 ，都不是真实的，每个人都是被设定好的，你可以参考“地球监狱论”来理解，每个人的灵魂都是不灭的，这是高维度存在，而肉体囚禁着我们的灵魂，整个世界被共济会和共济会以上的组织操控，甚至是运转方式都是设计出来的。在这个世界里的东西都不真实，你需要通过一切方法，让自己醒过来，也就是认识到“母体”的存在，你才算是真正的“活过来”。
《黑客帝国》表达了怎样的哲学思想？
黑客帝国这部电影基本接近了世界的真相。物质世界并非真实存在，只是众生灵性最深处的业力的幻化成像。由众生的意根攀缘而入此四大聚合的身体，因此感知世界的存在。犹如缸中之脑。宇宙是有生命的。他的创造力来自众生的妄想执着。在这个宇宙幻境中，每个人都是主角，都是世界大戏法的创造者和扮演者。在宇宙的最深处，有一个储存每个众生创造的脚本数据的“真如性海”。每个众生的意根具有随时上传和下载数据的功能，而且是凡夫无法觉察的高速带宽。每个人的命运都是在意根下载的业习中完成。要想改变命运，只有终止意根的下载功能，或者加强自主的定力，不被意根下载的业习影响自己的决策。说到底，就是降服自己的意根。至于降服之后如何全部掌控真如性海的一切数据和使用方法，那就需要进一步觉悟了。
急求黑客帝国1英文影评，100-200字左右
This is a story in the future, about the Earth's environment has been destroyed, the rulers had kept in a container, let them alive with ideas. However, some people from the container out, construction Zion. Film hero called NEO, he is very handsome. Hero NEO also rescued, and then the hero began to save all mankind.
This story was written in the true history of mankind, the standpoint of natural science, when the earth's resources are exhausted, the symbiosis of humans and machines is the only way. The film is not only great scene, but also contains a profound truth. Tells us that the Earth is our only way to survive their homes, to cherish the Earth, Protect the Earth.
Worth a visit \
/ 这是发生在未来的一个故事，它讲述了地球的环境被破坏，统治者只好把人关在一个容器内，只让他们用思想活着。但有一部分人从容器中到了出来，建造了锡安成。片中而主人公叫做NEO，他很帅。主人公NEO也被救了出来，然后主人公开始了拯救全人类的工作。
这个故事其实写的是人类的真实历史，自然科学的角度上讲，当地球的资源耗尽，人类和机器的共生是唯一的出路。这部影片不仅场面宏大，而且蕴含着深刻的道理。告诉我们地球是我们唯一的生存家园，要珍惜地球，保护地球。
值得一看
黑客帝国的影评
非常有哲学意义的科幻电影，现代有巅峰特技的科幻电影的里程碑.基努里维斯代表作，科幻电影里程碑前一个是星球大战，现代的就是黑客帝国，个人非常希望黑客能有续集，但是华纳死活不肯拍，真搞不懂，和黑客帝国的同时带的电影都拍续集为什么黑客就不能？你说是为了不污蔑经典那为什么指环王 星战都”污蔑经典“去了呢？剧情多看几遍我个人是把黑客帝国1看了3遍，重装上阵和矩阵革命看了不下5遍才理解的，多看几遍每次都会有新发现的.
急求黑客帝国英文影评450字，谢谢！
Writing a review of The Matrix is a very hard thing for me to do because this film means a lot to me and therefore I want to do the film justice by writing a good review. To tell the truth the first time I saw the film I was enamored by the effects. I remember thinking to myself that this was one of the most visually stunning films I had ever seen in my life. Also having always been a comic book fan and a fan of films that were larger than life, the transitional element of the story was very appealing to me and this probably heightened my enjoyment of the film very much. It wasn't until some time later (and after having seen the film a few times more) that I started to think about the film. I recognized the Christian elements quite quickly but it wasn't until I wrote an actual 15-page essay on the film that I tapped into some of the philosophical and religious elements and that made me appreciate the film even more. I won't say that I have recognized all elements because the film is quite literally packed with them.
Acting wise the film works excellently. I won't say that there aren't any issues because there are but overall the acting is pretty flawless. Keanu Reeves plays the main character, Neo, or Thomas A. Anderson and while he is not the perfect actor I think he does a pretty good job in The Matrix (and the sequels). He doesn't have the longest of lines which was probably a deliberate choice from the directors and it works because this gives him a better opportunity to work on posture and facial expressions and I must say that overall his body language is very good. Very clear and well defined. Laurence Fishbourne plays Neo's mentor Morpheus and he does an excellent job of it. His lines flow with a certain confidence and style that makes his character somewhat unique and interesting. Carrie-Anne Moss does a good job as well and succeeds in looking both cool and sexy in her leather outfit. Joe Pantoliano, a critically underrated actor does a brilliant job of bringing his character, Cypher, to life. I can't say much about him because his character is pretty essential to the plot and I certainly don't wan't to spoil it for anyone. Gloria Foster appears in a relatively small role that will have greater significance in the following films and she does a very good job. The best acting is provided by Hugo Weaving, however, in his portrayal of Agent Smith. It is really something to watch him act out the changes in his character. Agent Smith gains some human traits like anger, sense of dread, hate and eventually even a sly sense of humor (mostly in the sequels). Two thumbs way up to Weaving who has created one of the finest screen villains of all time.
Effects wise the film is simply stunning and it deservedly was awarded the Oscar for best effects (and was regrettably cheated out of a nomination in the Best Film category) ahead of even Star Wars. The reason that I think The Matrix deserves the Oscar for best effects is simply that the effects in The Matrix are more innovative than the ones in Star Wars. Just take a look at how many times the effects have been spoofed and you'll probably agree. The effects also help in the symbolism of the film and in creating a very dystopian atmosphere not unlike the one seen in Blade Runner and this works brilliantly. The film looks beautiful at all times and today 6 years later (my God has it already been 6 years?) the effects still hold their ground against new science fiction films. Add the effects to the brilliant editing and you have a visual masterpiece on your hands. Very well done.
The reason that I think The Matrix is more reviewable than pretty much any other film is the story and the philosophical and religious elements of the story because with every viewing I catch something I didn't see the previous time I watched it. Without spoiling the film I think I can mention a few of the more obvious elements. Obviously the film draws on the Messiah myth as Neo is a clear reference to Jesus with the analogy of his name (Neo = one, as in The One) but also hidden in his other name, Thomas A. Anderson. The first part of his last name, Anderson comes from the Greek Andros meaning "man" and combine this with the second part of his last name "son" and add a little creativity you will come up with the combination "son of man" which was a title Jesus came up with about himself. Also the first time we meet Neo a man calls him (and I quote): "You're my Saviour man. My own personal Jesus Christ." It doesn't get any more obvious than that. Aside from the Christianic elements the film also gets its inspiration from Budhism, Gnosticism (Gnosis = knowledge) but is also inspired by Plato and his analogy of the Cave and Jean Baudrillard's essay, Simulacra and Simulations. Explaining these elements would make this review go on forever so aside from mentioning them I will not comment on them further.
To all the people who doubt the profound nature of The Matrix I can only give one advice: Free your mind and watch the film again. You won't regret it. If I had to choose a favorite all time film my choice would probably fall on either The Matrix (obviously I don't expect people to agree but if they do thats great) or The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King and I recommend it to all fans of sci-fi and people who like philosophy.