Revolution is the most satisfying installment in The Matrix trilogy, if not plot wise, than at the very least visual wise

Rating: 10/10 (14 July 2007)

The Matrix Revolutions picks up on the cliffhanger note Matrix Reloaded ended with, showing us the aftermath of Neo's decision to break the pattern of The Matrix  thus having his special powers become helpful both in reality as well as within the Matrix. This installment has a more religious tone, and portrays Neo's journey to the city of the machines in the real world as nothing less than a Christian epiphany (the comparison between Neo and Jesus is all but inevitable). While this thematic twist may request a large suspension of disbelieve on the viewer's behalf, the final battle between Neo and Smith; the ironic fact that both combating sides now have a common enemy (Smith); and the remarkable eye candy of the combat of the human resistance against the machines entering Zion  well, lets just say that all this more than compensates for this. Revolution is the most satisfying installment in The Matrix trilogy, if not plot wise, than at the very least visual wise.