Entertaining and exciting sequel to a visually stunning series...

Rating: 10/10 (6 November 2003)

..."The Matrix Revolutions" is the last installment of one of the greatest action series of all time. This time around the plot focuses on Neo's (Keannu Reeves) search for answers, the war between Zion and the machines and the evil Agent Smith's (Hugo Weaving) growing power. All the while it is filled with action, adventure and excitement.
Ever since "Reloaded" reviewers and people alike have been complaining about how disappointing the series has become. I disagree with them completely. The first Matrix was thrilling and new, the second was fun and full of mystery, the third is nail-biting excitement and full of answers. I don't think "Revolutions" could have ended the series any better than it did.
There are still flaws, of course, but only minor. A few cheesy scenes of dialogue, Keannu Reeves' acting, and (spoiler!) some bad drama in the killing of Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), but the pros outweigh the cons. This is an action movie, and that's how it delivers. From the fire-scorched battle scenes in Zion to Neo's climactic fight with Agent Smith to Seraph's (Colin Chou, in the coolest role of the movie) greater importance, this never disappoints.
That said, I still have to say that anyone going to the theater shouldn't expect anything as good as the first, or anything really powerful and dramatic, just an intensely fun and exciting action movie. And the gunfight between Morpheus, Trinity, Seraph and The Merovingian's thugs...well, it doesn't get much better!
I'm disappointed with its low rating (6.5), but I think I know that it will climb up in the near future, 8/10