The perfect end to the perfect trilogy.

Rating: Null/10 (14 December 2003)

Let's get one thing straight. Not everyone is going to like the sequels. Indeed, there were plenty of people who dislike the original, but that's only because The Matrix Trilogy represents a very alternative form of entertainment.
After four years, most people will have had more than enough time to digest the basic premise and philosophies of the first movie. Now, in 2003, we're presented with the conclusion to this trilogy (the entire trilogy had already been written out about 10 years ago), which are released within six months of each other and are of an exponentially more complex disposition. No wonder people have dismissed them so quickly...after all, it's much easier to say "it's crap" than to say "I don't get it", right?
Visit sites like matrixcommunity.org, and start to understand what's going on. These are unique movies whose true pleasure starts only after you've seen them, and on subsequent viewings.
A beautifully crafted piece of work with enough to noodle on for decades, if not centuries, to come.