The Matrix Revolutions

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Review

by anurag v

anurag v

a solution to a complex trilogy

"Reloaded" and "Revolutions" are much alike, which one you prefer depends on whether you're a Kung-fu aficionado or rather into science fiction battles like me. The city of Zion and its machinery is definitely worth seeing in action, and I confirm that about 250.000 sentinels are on screen ;-). Another good thing: Neo is about to reach his destiny - at last! One has to wait throughout a pointless encounter with the crooked-toothed guy who played the crazy helicopter pilot in "Mad Max 2" - any of you remember that one tenderly? -, but after that it's Full Metal Knit Jacket. An APU is something I definitely wouldn't want to compete with for parking space - how do all those guys get around without hitting each other?

  1. Greg Bposted: 7 May 2008
    Greg B
    The film is boring and makes no sense... all the pretentious rubbish at the start about the 'train man' and the Merovingian takes ages, and then it amounts to a little fight and you never hear from them again. The rest is just over-the-top and simultaneously dull fight scenes with robots or agent smith. Given that the first film was so good it's hard to believe the third one descended this low.
  2. Josh Cposted: 18 April 2008
    Josh C
    Watched this film at the cinema; it put me off going for about a year. Utterly nonsensical and ultimately boring. Seems like two films was enough...