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I must say, the burly brawl was amazing, the highway chase was thrilling. But the best sscene for many reasons has to be at the chateau.
It's everything that makes it so great. The background music is brilliant, the fight scenes (not as great as,e.g, burly brawl, the train station in matrix1, final fight in revolutions, etc) but none the less amazing in its own way. The Merovingian saying, when Neo stops the bullets," Ok, so you have some skill. Kill him". And also, the Merovingian's quote when he stops getting hit by the sword and starts to bleed, "You see he is just a man".

Yeah, the Chateau fight is great! But Seraph and Neo's little clash in the tea house is very cool too!

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Yeah, the Chateau fight is great! But Seraph and Neo's little clash in the tea house is very cool too!

I do agree with you GhostTrax that it is cool, but every fight is cool, amazing, thrilling, etc in its own way.
It's impossible for everyone to like the same thing. But what we can do is give our opinions and theories about these certain things and come to an agreement.

I liked the chateaux fight. Great fun to watch

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