The gibberish sequel number two

Rating: 2/10 (4 August 2013)

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Revolutions" . Why revolutions instead of revolution ? I think I know the answer . I agree with people who support the "Matrix in matrix " theory . That the real world itself is just another matrix , another form of control . It's the only way for the movie to make sense.
Anyway , this long awaited sequel is a little better than "Reloaded" . It has a little bit less of gibberish dialogue . The pacing also seems to be a little better . Special effects are great and almost all the action scenes are enjoyable (except the final fight between Neo and Smith).
Unfortunately , "Revolutions " fail because of one simple reason – the conclusion of the whole trilogy is  no conclusion at all . The only message that this movie seems to have is a tribute to faith . Any kind of faith . Of believing in yourself and your beliefs no matter what. Faith . And the true heroism isn't about punching and winning , but about making sacrifices. It is reflected in the words and actions of not only Neo , but other heroes ( Niobe , Morpheus , The kid ).
This actually would be good enough substance for many movies , but not for "Revolutions" . We were promised that the third movie will be a Holy Grail , that it will show us the meaning of live or something like that  In the end after all that hype , millions of dollars and hysteria the ending message seems to simplistic . Was there a real reason to make the "Matrix" sequels ? Did they had this conclusion prepared or they felt that they need to figure out something and they came with this ? You could do a great movie about faith and heroism without special effects , big budget and hype . The ending result seems like a disappointment. People are still trying to figure out about what the sequels were all about.
"Revolutions " also has other problems . EVERY character that dies here has a long pathetic speech . The love story between Neo and Trinity that was so important during the trilogy wasn't believable or convincing even for a moment . The movie just like "Reloaded" suffers from too much style over substance , so in the end it feels very kitschy when Agent Smith and Neo are fighting like it was "Dragonball Z". There is also too much pathos and very little of real emotion. The movie doesn't add to much to the Matrix universe . It feels like they run out of ideas.
Disappointment . In the end it feels like I've been cheated and the whole thing is just a shinning piece of s***. Maybe "Reloaded" and "Revolutions" are deep philosophical movies and I'm too stupid to understand them . In my defense I'm not the only one who felt I was watching a philosophy lesson by Michael Bay. I give it 2/10.