The Matrix Revolutions

The first Matrix movie is one of the more ground breaking movies in the last decade as evidence by a pretty massive influence on pop culture. I could immerse myself in this review of just how great I think the... Read more at imdb.com

We all know the original Matrix was easily the pinacle. But that's because it grabbed out attentions as something brand new. The first movie, if done correctly as the Matrix was, can open our eyes to new ideas we never... Read more at imdb.com

Before seeing the first Matrix movie I didn't expect to like it. I was dead wrong – I loved that film. I therefore looked forward to the next two. I was wrong again – I hated them both. Each is... Read more at imdb.com

(No plot spoilers.)Like most others, I loved the Matrix. And like a lot of others, I was underwhelmed with Reloaded. But for Revolutions, I came out pretty happy. You do see an end, and there are some surprises. But I... Read more at imdb.com

The Matrix:Reloaded was good. Not as good as I would have liked, but good nevertheless. Revolutions was unfortunately many degrees below that standard. The feeling I got throughout the entire film was that the Wachowski's had the phrase "wouldn't it... Read more at imdb.com

...that this film is not getting the credit it deserves. It is in my opinion one of the most underrated films of all time along with The Matrix Reloaded. Revolutions is undoubtedly different from the previous films both in general... Read more at imdb.com

CONTAINS SPOILERSAfter protesting for as long as I could, my brother convinced me to see the third installment of the Matrix trilogy, The Matrix Revolutions. I will begin by saying that I was a big fan of the first film,... Read more at imdb.com

"The Matrix, Revolutions" was not on the level with the original, this much is true. However, it was undoubtedly a large step in the right direction.To start with the most praise-worthy aspect of "Revolutions", being that of visuals. From a... Read more at imdb.com

Going into this movie I had one wish: To leave feeling that it was a successful conclusion to a two-part film. Taking Reloaded/Revolutions as a single (very large) movie with an intermission is the best way to evaluate it. Viewed... Read more at imdb.com

'The Matrix Revolutions' is the much-anticipated conclusion to the Wachowski Brothers' cultic sci-fi trilogy, whose previous entries were 'The Matrix' and 'The Matrix Reloaded.' In the series' final installment, the messiah figure, Neo, does battle with the diabolical forces that... Read more at imdb.com

Once again, he confronts the Oracle (Mary Alice taking over the charismatic and wise character from Gloria Foster) to find out what is expected of him. To my surprise, part two added a lotto the story and established a number of things that were left hanging in the first. ... Full Review

Unlike its bloated predecessor, Matrix Revolutions actually has a heart, which is sure to disappoint fans of the franchise expecting to spend extra time inside the matrix. Indeed, the battle to save Zion is a collective effort, and though The Kid (Clayton Watson) and Zee (Nona Gaye) aren't exactly dynamic figures (let alone fully-fleshed characters), their struggle to defend a civilization on the brink of collapse is both fierce and unmistakably sweet. ... Full Review

By the end, it's not such a bad thing that "The Matrix Revolutions" is entirely about special effects and loud explosions. The movie is deliriously wild with its visuals this time around; the signature bullet-time animation technique, which was revolutionized back when the first film came out, is severely downplayed here in favor of other types of approaches, like a fiery view of the machine world through Neo's battered subconscious and a complex excursion through Zion's outer levels as both humans and sen ... Full Review

Its the nastiest, most unresolved bit of dialogue in the film. The film includes frequent and ongoing videogamey battles, all loud and fiery, mostly boring, the almost-climactic one taking up many many minutes, a super-duper display of CGI extravagance with precious little interest in character. ... Full Review

It leaves you wondering, pondering, and contemplating so many things just so that you can attempt to make sense of everything that jumps at you from the screen (especially, if you view this film on the vividly, impressive IMAX DMR screen- hint-hint! However, and unfortunately, it is the end to a truly heartwarming and very complex saga; a saga that reaches epic proportions which forces you to mentally digest everything in this film. ... Full Review

Send to a friend "The Matrix Revolutions" is well named.It continues to go around and around and around.Sometimes, it's better to quit when you're ahead. ... Full Article

Revolutions isnt really a standalone film, its the second half of Reloaded, literally picking up about 5 minutes after that one left off... No matter what other things spring to mind at the conclusion of The Matrix Revolutions, no matter... ... Full Article

Nov 5, 2003 | "The Matrix Revolutions" isn't a terrible movie, but it is a tremendous disappointment. It has great things in it: a creepy, semi-mystical subway train that takes people (or entities, or programs, or whatever) from one world... ... Full Article

If "Matrix Revolutions" was a hardcore porno film, it would be a succession of "money" shots.Not in my memory has a film been filled with a succession of ejaculatory FX shots that cover any semblance of story in goo. ... Full Article

Well, the good news is that The Matrix: Revolutions is a damn sight better than The Matrix: Reloaded , although that isnt really saying much. ... Full Article