"Look, she's serious, what an exciting love." On the big screen, Sophie, dressed seductively, said in a lazy tone, staring unblinkingly at Monica, who wore leather and sunglasses and raised two guns.
The movie's plot had advanced to where Morpheus, Trinity, and the Prophet's Bodyguard went to the Frenchman to find the Trainman to save Neo, only to be surrounded by the Frenchman's men. At this point, Trinity clearly expressed her willingness to do anything to save Neo, prompting a remark from the Frenchman's wife.
If it were the original version of "The Matrix Revolutions," this exclamation wouldn't be anything special, but now it's different. Because the second movie had been hailed by many fans as a classic scene, where Sophie, in a cameo as the Frenchman's wife, forcibly kissed Monica, who played Trinity.
"You have to admit, when Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci kissed, it was incredibly enticing," someone wrote online with such admiration.
