Revolutions was a cop out and did not fit what Reloaded said

Rating: Null/10 (6 November 2003)

What on earth was that!!!! This trilogy started out so great and then it copped out at the end. It seems that the Wachowski brothers (who I have never even seen) tried to make this an intellectual movie starting in reloaded and then got in over their heads in the third one and could'nt figure out an appropriate ending.

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I could'nt believe the brother's imagination was so dry that they had to rehash the lobby seen from the first movie at the very beginning. And what was the need for the huge fight seen at the end if all Neo had to do was allow Agent Smith to copy himself? And is it just me, or did Reloaded explain that Zion was an "anomoly" of the program and? Does'nt this mean that nobody is really free? They are still plugged into the Matrix, they just believe that they are unplugged? Zion is just a figment of everybodies collective imagination. That would explain better how Neo can use his powers outside the matrix to stop the sentinals would'nt it, instead of simply saying that somehow the powers of the one traverse the two worlds? If the powers follow Neo outside the Matrix, why could'nt he use his abilities against Bane instead of having just a regular brawl? Maybe I'm wrong in my thinking, but after seeing Reloaded that was the only scenario that made sense and I believe the Wachowski brothers did'nt have enough time to figure out how to make that work so they copped out. I love the ending when everybody cheers about the war being over, It was like yeah we get to live our lives out underground inside of a giant tin can instead of completely defeating the machines and reclaiming the surface of the planet.