Everything that has a beginning has an end...

Rating: 6/10 (31 July 2006)

I watched ''The Matrix Revolutions'' today for the first time, and now I know that the reason I feared to watch this movie for such a long time, is real: the movie is far from what I imagine it would be and this includes the boring ending. Not Trinity's or Neo's death, this was predictable, but the excess of CGI, the doubt that if Neo is dead or alive,the idea of Smith getting into someone's body outside the matrix( that was stupid) and also Neo being locked in a train station that is a kind of ''limbo'' made the movie be a little disappointed. I also think that ''Matrix Revolutions'' is poorly explained. For example, when Neo killed the sentinels, and the way he maintain his link with the source without being inside the matrix, we see new informations about Neo's powers but very few explanations to understand how his new powers came.
Apart from this, there are new things we discover in this last movie such as like How Zion's story is fake, How Smith turned to be a corrupted file that multiplies himself to destroy the world (and the fact that he is Neo's other side), that the Oracle and Seraph are in fact programs like the Architect among many other stuff.
The end, where the machines agreed to let the humans who want to leave the matrix free(as part of a deal made with Neo) is cool, but not logical, since they want to avoid human population outside the matrix.