The Matrix Revolutions (2003)

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The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith.

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Directed By: Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski

Written By: Lana Wachowski, Lilly Wachowski

Starring: Laurence Fishburne, Keanu Reeves, Lambert Wilson, Hugo Weaving, Monica Bellucci, Carrie-Anne Moss, Harold Perrineau, Jada Pinkett Smith, Harry Lennix, Essie Davis, Nona Gaye, Clayton Watson

Genres: Sci-fi, Suspense/Thriller, Action

Franchise: The Matrix

AKA: The Matrix 3

Country: USA

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Stars	User	Rating
12	MartinTeller	28 _2%
The Matrix series started with a bang and went out with a whimper. Some defend this movie by saying it's supposed to be ambiguous. But I don't think so. I just think the Wachowskis didn't know what to do with it, so they wrapped it up in a bunch of meaningless mumbo-jumbo and let you fill in the numerous blanks.
10	KasperL	60 _50%
It's not easy being 'The Matrix Revolutions'. 'The Matrix' is a beloved classic. 'Reloaded' had the luxury of getting to ask loads of intriguing questions, postponing the need to answer most of them. So while 'Revolutions' has plenty of cool moments, it really was doomed to being a disappointment. And so it was.
7	BeeDub	78 _39%
Ambitious but lackluster conclusion to the trilogy. Like RELOADED, it's full of well-made but ultimately pointless action scenes, sports a few mildly interesting ideas, and is devoid of all but the shallowest emotions. Definitely a letdown, but not the disaster it's been painted as. Newbies should stick to the original.
6	BillyShears	25 _4%
Just a giant pile of gobbledygook.
6	glumpy_99	38 _5%
Both MATRIX sequels represent a monotonous rehash of ideas more skillfully (and subtly) explored in the first film, with dull, lethargic action scenes awkwardly interspersed from time to time (even the much ballyhooed freeway chase and multiple Smith confrontations are pretty tired). For a stoic, ineffectual hero, Reeves' participation here still seems dead on arrival; there are long periods of time where you have to remind yourself that Keanu is the nominal star of these things!
6	Ytadel	4 _43%
I'll admit I like some of the ridiculous action, Neo's exodus into the Machine City, and Smith's descent into madness, but the psuedo-intellectual philosophical rambling hits a frustrating, annoying fever pitch here. Trinity's five-minute death rattle is agonizing and hilarious, and I can't believe the series ends with a fucking Dragon Ball Z fight.
6	juntakinte99	70 _38%
The Wachowskis admirably try to finish themes present since the saga's first movie. But the denouement is sad and dark--especially the hero story and romance. Cinematically, the prologue is wobbly, and the war set piece is messy. Still, as loving nerds they present a cross cultural, multigenerational, gender inclusive cast that accurately reflects humanity. And the final fight scene is comic book fun that surpasses Superman movies. If you've seen the first 2 there's no reason to avoid this one.
5	Paxton	46 _15%
You're mistaken. This movie is not better than the second one, which is also terrible. Reloaded has something going for it that this one doesn't: action sequences that are SO over-the-top that they are entertaining. Revolutions is so heaped in self-importance that the battle for Zion is boring even for what should definitely be a video game level.
4	Magb	20 _4%
Abject failure. Practically the only good scene is the first one, in that white subway place. The philosophical elements have at this point turned into a complete mess, the great battle of Zion is the most tedious and pointless battle sequence I've ever seen, all the new characters are boring cliches and the old characters are no longer interesting either. Yeah, the special effects are great, but so what?
4	eveelun	28 _3%
What I found most disappointing was that the movie shifted the focus away from two of the three (original) characters that I was interested in and instead introduced incredibly cliched, simple, and boring characters that I was, for some reason, supposed to care and worry about. What was a clever idea and universe becomes here an uninspired action film.
4	Melvin Smif	25 _28%
At least we will still have wet rave parties when the world is taken over by supercomputers.
4	jimmynmu	50 _31%
All over the place.
3	Hawkins	73 _52%
On revisit I admire how brutal this one is, the nightmarish battle of Zion holds up really well for '03 CGI. There may be a white savior trope but it doesn't undo the trilogy's strong black presence - knowing Will Smith was the initial choice for Neo it almost reads as an afrofuturist text. I used to be more disappointed by these sequels, but the original Matrix is a film you can't fairly expect sequels to match and now I just appreciate the bonkers ambition they have and how unique they are.
3	lrampartl	35 _12%
Things got ugly, fast. This was just... wrong. I really can't think of anything redeeming here.
3	CHIMP	11 _0%
The Wachowskis could learn to tell their audience something without having it spoken aloud at great length, but they don't have anything worth saying to begin with. Worse than even the previous installment.
3	Gracey	100 _92%
This movie should not be evaluated without thought to how it ties in with the two preceding films in the story. As a final chapter in the story of Neo, Trinity, and gang it did a good job of wrapping up the storylines and explaining some of the mysteries left after watching the second in the series. Should be watched back to back with parts 1 and 2 to be fully enjoyed.
3	Fleasfan	50 _21%
I can save the world with my kung-fu! Well, sure you can, Neo.
3	doctor7	60 _38%
Clearly illustrates the sequels to The Matrix were never planned but upon a repeated viewing it's honestly not as bad as I initially thought. The fight scenes are good, except when CGI is thrown at you from left, right and centre (eg. the end fight scene between Neo and Smith). The plot doesn't feel like the entire series was thought through when the first film was made and some of the dialog is rehashed and reused to the point of annoyance. Still, it's entertaining.
2	Anselmi86	32 _7%
Worst idea ever: making a Matrix movie without any Matrix in it.
2	purgatos	27 _8%
Has possibly the funniest death scene ever written.
2	Tripwyre	58 _40%
I held off on seeing this for two and half years after its release -- everyone I knew told me it was utter garbage, and I wanted my memories of the The Matrix to be fond. When it finally caught up with me, I was surprised at how much I didn't hate it. It's certainly a far cry from the original, but the action sequences are so imaginative, the special effects are terrific. The stilted dialog is a bit much though, and some characters die very lame deaths. Still, it's entertaining in its own right.
2	ozymandius10	51 _23%
I don't go lower on this because I thought it still had good effects. The story is really vague, and I just thought it lost all the steam that the first one had going for it.
2	goremeat	60 _43%
Awesome work from D. Davis made this enjoyable in spite of everything. An excellent live action mashup of Dragon Ball and some other anime, played out to a fantastic piece of music. Shame about the dialogue and obsession with the boring as fuck Zion.
2	saucyjack	52 _32%
What a drop off in quality...Great action scenes at the end, but not worth the time or money. The two sequels were driven by $$$, not creativity and it shows.
2	Mentaculus	56 _30%
My wife asked for a quick synopsis to catch her up for the fourth film: I just watched 6 hours of Matrix in a row and she told me my explanation was ludicrous. Only after I ruminate with 3 more scotch’s she’s like, “Oh, ok, I get it.” See, Neo’s actually a Christ algorithm with a yang counterpart meant to find Gautama‘s Middle Way with Smith as his counter in a battle for those who reject the Program in a city at the center of the Earth and he goes all Daredevil seeing machines and passes out
2	joel-w-m	6 _44%
There's a lot of stuff packed into this plot and it's hard to make sense of it all, but as a trilogy finale it has a satisfying amount of fittingly epic highs and lows (see the grueling battle for Zion, ominous and lonely lovers' mission to the Machine City, the unique climactic deal and defeat) to go with its hit or miss philosophical quips (Agent Smith's frustrated post-fight speech was a highlight: "You can't win. It's pointless to keep fighting. Why, Mr. Anderson? Why? Why do you persist?").
2	XakkMaster	77 _54%
I enjoyed it much more than "Reloaded," at the very least. Still, if you're introducing someone to The Matrix, it's best to not even mention the sequels.
2	AgentSnipe	59 _13%
This whole franchise really goes spiraling down in a huge clunky mess. Seeing where the story ends, feels almost completely disconnected from the story introduced in the original Matrix film. It's such a shame and wasted potential.
2	VinegarBob	75 _67%
On 1st viewing I was convinced this wasn't the way to wrap up the trilogy. I wanted to see Agent Smith & the gang try to make Neo crack in the Matrix, not watch a bunch of down and outs in rags shooting big silver squids for half an hour while Neo tries to fly a ship through the Northern Lights with no eyes. However, on 2nd viewing I think it's actually rather good, and wraps up the trilogy quite elegantly. In fact it really couldn't have been concluded any other way when you think about it.
2	Corbad	80 _79%
A sumptuous treat of enormous spectacle, though the stripped back station exchange between Neo and Rama-Kandra is an early highlight. The battle for the Dock is huge and beautiful, the showdown between Smith and Neo pushes the franchise’s creative limits admirably, and I just have to hand it to the Wachowskis and applaud the series’ diversity, which really shines in this outing. A tremendous effort and worthy of the first film.
2	BattleToad	50 _17%
Like Reloaded, you kind of have to see this once, but sadly, it's a heaping pile of mistakes. They destroy all of the slick intruige and replace it with blatant, special effect heavy mumbo jumbo. The story is painfully weak. It's one giant final battle, and in an attempt to bring everything to a close, it just trips over itself and drops flat. I recommend everyone wipe Reloaded and Revolutions from their memory and pretend there was only one Matrix movie. Crap!
2	tathiel	15 _1%
Terrible end to a terrible trilogy. There was great potential and there were great expectations, only to leave them unfulfilled.
2	nauru	60 _57%
Say what you will about tying up the plot; the exoskeleton scenes are beyond anything previously attempted. The spectacle alone is more than enough reason to watch this film, and it works well as a science fiction story as well -- if not as tightly as the first two in the series.
2	Cinema_Asia	55 _19%
Virtual city blocks are demolished with style in the end of the Matrix trilogy. The Wachowskis decided not think anymore but lift entire scenes from Dragonball Z instead. Also the Keanu Reeves = Neo = Jesus imagery is completely hilarious.
2	djross	25 _7%
A man certain of his importance realises what he must do: act as a kind of immunotherapy for a computer-system cancer, and ultimately perhaps become a sort of immune system allowing the competing tendencies of the system to achieve precarious metastability; to be himself the Ereignis allowing Gestell to deviate from its entropic tendency to eliminate the incalculable and non-inhuman. Series as a whole needed a more charismatic female lead. Endless battle scenes make this the dullest of the lot.
2	INDYATMN	74 _36%
For hardcore fans (like myself) only. Although this last installment suffers from some rehashed-from-the-first Matrix action scenes (S&M club shootout); some rehashed-from-Reloaded & exhaustingly tiresome fight scenes (the final battle); more philosophical questions bringing things to a halt than you can shake a Socratic stick at; and worst of all, spending almost no time inside the Matrix itself, the film ends as the Wachowskis wanted it to, crumbling under ideas(!), the mainstream be damned.
2	Talea	70 _39%
Ugh. Its like the last season of the X-Files, when they just stopped caring.
1	snallygaster	19 _7%
Maybe Reloaded just dulled my senses, but this seemed merely Michael Bay-level stupid rather than Tommy Wiseau-level stupid.
1	hellboy76	59 _24%
The wheels are definitely off the tracks for this silly uninspired mess. Suuureee it was planned a trilogy the whole time guys. I mean gals.
1	Noblet	23 _4%
I really hate this movie. How can so much money be spent on something so bad? You would think just throwing money around might have made at least one thing in this movie interesting.
1	krkenney2011	83 _63%
Constantly slammed for not being the same caliber of film as 'Reloaded' or the original 'Matrix,' 'Revolutions' is a thrilling, epic end to the Wachowskis' trilogy. Although brought down by some of the unexplained story elements that were ultimately brushed under the rug, 'Revolutions' delivers a compelling mix of action, drama, and poor Keanu Reeves acting.
1	amodd	93 _95%
The third part takes the trilogy to new heights. At this part you finally realize the massiveness of the story and the world of Matrix. I love the it!
1	kingofjew	75 _61%
If i wasnt a hard core matrix fan i would have given it a 70 , or even a 65. Great action and some nice one liners, but not much else.Far too much dabbling in the mythical/religious aspect of the story. Stick to the unexplained. its cooler.
1	misterlizard	30 _33%
To quote the film itself - Captain By-the-book: "It..doesn't..make any sense". All the style of the first film has completely vanished by this point, leaving only the rent-a-quote philosophy and nonsensical plot (250,000 sentinels to destroy Zion? Maybe equip even one of them with a nuke?). If the first film hadn't made such a huge profit this would probably have been a straight-to-DVD release with Keanu relinquishing the role of Neo to Christopher Lambert.
1	MetaBrain	97 _78%
Was good, but let me a bit down. The end was really... Matrix.
1	kctgreat	80 _54%
first one was best
1	webfoot943	20 _14%
Very little in the third Matrix film makes sense.
1	The Pirate	78 _51%
Honestly, though alot of people will comment on the terrible storyline "The Matrix" took in it's sequals, "Revolutions" is a powerful and attention-grabbing finale!
1	SlantMag	25 _61%
"The Wachowskis lay on the spiritual allegory thick, but the film's fragile, better-than-here hopefulness is genuinely unsettling." - Ed Gonzalez
1	guitarmeeuw	66 _53%
Really enjoyable. Better than the second movie, which I found to be a hardcore action movie. This one was more interesting for me, because it focussed more on the storytelling. However, the ending felt really flat to me. I had the feeling that they could have done more with the lore of the machine world. It was OK though, but it wasn't the satisfying ending that I expected.
1	JPFerguson	65 _62%
My inference is that those who like the first film (lots of people) but despise the two sequels (again, lots of people) do not understand the meaning of a saviour, and more specifically Neo as the saviour of Zion (and thus of humanity). To me, this third film is a logical conclusion to the story that unfolds in the two preceding films. The way in which the cosmic battle (Neo vs. Smith) plays out in a simulation of a hyper-physical world (manifested in hand-to-hand combat) is thought provoking.
1	G-MAN	100 _92%
Mr. Anderson...we've missed you.
1	moviepoop	77 _37%
Matrix, kesinlikle çok iyi evrene sahip film. İlk film hakkında yazdığım soruların cevabını son iki filmde aldım. Şu robot ahtapotlarla olan savaş sadece beni sıktı onun dışında sonundaki dövüş efsaneydi. Dördüncüsü çıkacakmış merakla bekliyoruz :)
1	morphinapg	93 _92%
I think this movie does a lot better with story than the second. Those looking for more in-matrix action would probably be disappointed compared to the others, but the series had been setting up this conflict in the real world as a major event, and I think it pays it off very well. The final fight scene in the Matrix is also exceptional, much better than the burly brawl. The ending also leaves hope for a sequel, and now it almost feels like that final scene could be a teaser.
1	drou7	89 _93%
Everything that has a beginning has an end, Neo.
1	Rudolph101	72 _26%
A perfect end to the trilogy. Call me an old dog but I refuse to watch anymore.
1	War Machine	82 _80%
rvw. they did the smith rivalry nice. went extra on the romance/love stuff, and they acted better with it but it still suffered cuz it wasnt set up right. big robot war was a lil better than i remembered it being. they went less philosophical. now i wanna reddit theories :P. i think the programs could take over
1	hakkanarejo	100 _91%
since much of what we thought we knew about The Matrix was exploded in Reloaded, Revolutions feels tighter, more metallic and crafted, more assured. Forget much of the intellectual sci-fi meatiness you may have been expecting and forget the slow and deliberate exquisiteness of the dialogue in the first two films. The Matrix Revolutions is a basically stripped down, balls-out, piss and vinegar explosion of satisfying action ... that is, once you get past the first half hour or so.
1	falconheart	99 _86%
Score of 100 -1 for Agent Smith's maniacal laugh. There was just no reason for that. Really.
1	mennowo	75 _44%
The least of the three. Well made, well acted, but lacking the fulfillment of the promise the previous films breath. Also, for me, lacking the usage in its story of the idea of the matrix as a system and a trap.
1	counterc	75 _0%
To me the Matrix is the ultimate science fiction action thriller. The action sequences in the film are incomparable. Moreover, the politics that the film put forward is very powerful
1	TheEscapist	75 _77%
Entertaining for the most part and some truly spectacular visuals and some really good scenes. The ending in Machine City is awesome and there is a lot of creativity on display, at times. At other times we get 90's clichés and campiness, which do bring the film down. If that were cut, this could have been an awesome finale. As it stands it's still good and a satisfying end of the trilogy, but it could have been even more.
1	Skitchima	90 _80%
Solid sci-fi trilogy closer.
1	cpreview	9 _87%
Yes, the majority of the population was disappointed with Matrix Revolutions. Many voiced issues with various movie aspects such as dialogue and acting. More still complained that the overall story was non-sensical, with many points seemly completely incoherent. Some even commented that even though it was incoherent, they absolutely loved the action sequences. Personally, I found an altogether different movie. At times I almost felt Matrix Revolutions was purposely written for someone exactly li
1	aalperraa	82 _79%
Agustos 2016, Ev
1	mattorama12	64 _46%
The invasion of Zion becomes tedious action overload pretty quickly, and then lasts for half of the movie. Other than the invasion, it's not a terrible movie. Like Reloaded, it's a little too in love with its philosophy and story, but they are still kinda cool. And for all its flaws, seeing how the story ends is still somewhat satisfying.
1	jnsoneji	100 _97%
The 3rd and final and most nicely animated movie of the Matrix series. Relation of Geeta of Hindu religion is impressive.
1	WadePittman	80 _86%
The final fight scene was a little bit of a let-down
1	chmul_cr0n	79 _88%
starts out a little redundant, but gets better. their final fight could've used a little more drama, though.
1	Okkervil	65 _59%
Gets a lot of hate. Unnecessarily so in my opinion. Okay, so compared to the first movie (which is to be fair a bonafide classic) it is seriously flawed and substandard, and even compared to "Reloaded" it falls short. But this is still very enjoyable, even if its ending answers few questions, and in many ways the Wachowski's push the series distinctive visual style too far.
1	TheRealJ-Ro	85 _84%
So Neo was Jesus all along. That's good to know.
1	spleen	25 _11%
Shiny as hell but I'd like a little cake with my frosting please.
1	djfntstque	20 _2%
Waterworld meets Aliens meets Dragonball Z. There goes Petrarch.
1	CloseFriend	38 _13%
Not quite as bad as Reloaded. At least this had some variance in the action scenes and color theory. Still boring and terribly overlong, with a ton of plot holes and weak premises. The Wachowskis need to realize that if you want your characters to be cool and detached all the time, it means the viewer's going to stop giving a shit when they try to have emotional moments.
1	Sp_Immortal	5 _45%
hurrrrrrrrrrr. A limp end to the trilogy. Neo is Jesus, or perhaps Santa Clause
1	HP_Buttcraft	51 _19%
Does no justice to the first film. However, this movie was way more enjoyable than Reloaded.
1	PirateJason	65 _28%
This movie feels like the producers came to the Wachowski brothers after the success of the first film and said, "So when will you guys have the sequel ready?" and the brothers were like, "Uh, we didn't plan on making a sequel. We thought the first movie completed our vision and left something to the imagination." To this the producers responded, "Well we'll give you all the money in the world if you'll write two more films." And the brothers, not being idiots, accepted the deal.
1	legstump	30 _6%
After watching Reloaded, I thought the Wachowskis had hit rock bottom and figured they couldn't go any lower. With this crap, it seems they found some sort of tunneling device.
1	Kojiless	54 _59%
This isn't what Che Guevara had in mind when he coined the term 'revolution.'
1	grimsooth	63 _60%
If you've seen the rest of the franchise, you may as well watch this one too. In a word, I'm not sure why they switched from a blue pill to a green pill, but I didn't want to swallow it (made worse by the lack of red pill).
1	Pickpocket	2 _21%
A pretty huge failure. It also really gives validity to the woman who sued the Wachowski's for stealing her idea for the original cause man it really looks like they had no clue what they were doing.
1	Kavu	70 _49%
Not as much crappy dialogue as in reloaded but not as many great fight scenes either. Decent ending although the sequels should never have seen the light of day.
1	PeaceAnarchy	65 _17%
It's not really terrible but it isn't very good either. It tries way too hard, has a lot of overdone CGI and doesn't build tension in a proper way.
1	StVeSa	75 _40%
Better than two, worst than the first.
1	leshii	23 _4%
Just another punch in the gut from a franchise that should have ended at the first movie.
1	TheDenizen	10 _3%
The Wachowski's successfully piss all over the legacy of the (disturbingly average) film that brought them their fame in the first place.
1	fabfunk	34 _23%
A perilous slog, with big, ham-handed ideas put through a humorless exercise in ornate, unnecessary action sequences leading to a contradictory pat ending.
1	ServantDagon	76 _35%
This movie has a ton of Smith, and some hilariously bad Neo-dialogue. I like the battle of Zion more than I probably should (as with the movie overall).
1	mrbeck	80 _87%
Love the Matrix series. The sequels are no worse than the original, despite rumours. You're just desensitised to the "matrix moving style", so it seems a little less cool.
1	StarSiren	70 _45%
This really isn't a great film, but I had fun watching it in that this-is-terrible-but-I'm-laughing-so-yay sort of way.
1	Movieranter	75 _41%
Fun action movie if you dont get too involved in the story line. The action scenes are top-notch while the story gets convuluted in messages and religion and...uhg, just enjoy the action.
1	pinbackblue	25 _20%
Painfully bad. The plot holes are ridiculous and the hasty wind-up to the trilogy makes this one not worth seeing.
1	CrazyDave333	60 _8%
Intense visuals can't make up for a muddled, expository story and an ending that's a letdown.
1	Projekt	55 _17%
If you cut out the parts with Neo and Trinity in it, it's actually pretty entertaining. Sadly, instead we get Dragon Ball Z style fighting and horrible, horrible Jesus analogies.
1	brandt64	60 _32%
I could've done without all the MechAssault bullshit.
1	Vandelay1	74 _84%
good movie
1	RonPrice	5 _0%
By the time I came to watch some of The Matrix Revolutions in 2014, the Matrix phenomenon had already come to an end for five years. This film was a 2003 American science-fiction action piece, and was the third installment of The Matrix Trilogy. The film was released six months following The Matrix Reloaded. The film was written and directed by those same Wachowski Brothers, and released simultaneously in 60 countries on 5 November 2003. By 2003 I had been retired from all FT and PT work.
1	jbourne	90 _90%
visual treat...
1	Thundercloud	100 _93%
another one of the best movies to come on screen
1	andagh	20 _4%
Literally the only thing I want to see in a Matrix movie is Morpheus/Trinity/Neo kicking ass, and this movie doesn't even have that - preferring instead to dwell on a bunch of randos in Zion. At least Matrix Reloaded has the whole highway sequence.
1	moraesfelipe	85 _92%
The Matrix I've seen the least and now it seems so much better and less confusing than remembered. Still think it takes too much to actually take off, but when it does, wow: Wachowskis pull off some of the most amazing action set-pieces we will ever see -- battle of Zion, fight under the rain -- and manage to close the trilogy with such a poignant emotional punch -- machines taking Neo's body haunts me big time. I will watch M4trix tomorrow and I just can't wait to get back to this world again.
1	Obdurate	65 _28%
It doesn't hold a candle to the first or even the second but it's still entertaining enough to give a mild recommendation too.
1	Jeb	35 _20%
DISAPPOINTING! Horrible ending, acting and the script is complete crap! Extra points for the action though, as it's at its peak!
1	Timon88	5 _0%
So unspeakably stupid that it manages to make the original flick seem almost literate in comparison. Features solemnly-delivered dialogue like this: "Six hours ago, I was ready to give my life for you. Do you know what has changed in the last six hours?" "No." "Nothing."
1	Luna6ix	54 _10%
All the while, the Wachowski brothers had us thinking that they would end the trilogy with one hell of a bad ass ending that no one will ever forget, but behind the scenes they had cooked up this. A detestable pile of drivel. I bet they still laugh every day knowing that people went to see this.
1	MJVmovieMan	63 _35%
Disappointment prevails once the matrix is destroyed; what a letdown for a trilogy that could've gone into the history books of film.
1	paulofilmo	69 _47%
I...quite like it. It's been long enough now that I can separate it from my memory of the original film, and just enjoy it as a kitsch cyberpunk roller coaster (best watched drunk or heavily sleep-deprived). (I kept thinking, "this is really good for a scyfy channel movie!") Life is easier with small self delusions. I even laughed-out-loud at the hobo chase and goth club scenes.
1	DVicknabb	40 _18%
Makes about as much sense as getting a lobotomy.
1	Boobjuice	23 _25%
This was a COMPLETE departure from the series. Real long and boring battle sequences which mostly starred the secondary characters that I didn't give a shit about. What the hell was going on here?
1	WoozyB	40 _4%
God, what a waste. They blew their load on the big defense of Zion scenes and threw away any hint of a good story they had going.
1	juice	35 _12%
It's over right? Thank god.
1	Spunkie	40 _24%
Drilling all the way...
1	MonsterGear	90 _90%
It isn't nearly the disappointment that you've heard it is. Badass action sequences and a desperate battle-scene that had me flashing back to my first time seeing the Battle for Hoth.
1	absentis	60 _35%
Better than the second movie, but very different to what you'd expect. The last stand in Zyon isn't for everyone. But if you like mech'robots and dragon ball Z style fighting then you won't be disappointed.
1	Grit	30 _22%
With epic fight sequences, one climatic confrontation and the dramatic end of the trilogy Revolutions should have held up quite well, but totally fails to deliver anything. The plotline is severely lacking, especially during the rather abrupt ending, with the script evidently becoming even flimsier since Reloaded. The focus of the film on the real world is jarring, somewhat of a contrast to previous installments. Not good but might be just about worth the watch, if only to round off the trilogy.
1	MargusTa	55 _37%
Matrix story did run empty towards the last film of trilogy. The third movie contains lots of mindless action and this means that the only cult movie would be the first movie.

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