Why keep on saying it is so bad

Rating: 8/10 (24 August 2005)

How can people say the storyline is bad? Of course, the Matrix had an excellent story.
However, I believe the storyline in Reloaded and Revolutions is much more interesting. Don't see them as separate movies, see it as a movie of 3.5 hours, with the most important scenes in Reloaded and the action in Revolutions.
The most important scenes are the conversation with the Architect, where Neo hears that the prophecy (and thus the first movie) is bullshit and just another mechanism of control of the machines over the 1% people who do not accept the matrix. Neo finds out that his search for being the one or not in the first movie is all plannes by the machines and he is number six to do the job. Now, facing the Architect, he has to reload the matrix for the seventh cycle, improving it with his knowledge of human imperfection in order to make the matrix more efficient and reduce resistance.
The second important scene is the beginning of matrix revolutions in which Neo talks to the oracle and when she is (voluntary) taken over by Smith. The Oracle was originally created by the architect in order to guide the one to the source and reload the matrix again. However, after 5 rounds the oracle wanted something different and she guided the sixth one, Neo, in another way (with love and so on) in order for him to choose the other door in the Architects room (a choice that the architect did not expect and did certainly not hope). By changing Neo, the Oracle also gave incredible powers to Smith, using him to achieve peace. Ans about the end, it was not strange or senseless how Neo destroyed Smith. In fact, Neo didn't, the computer mainframe did. Neo heard the Oracle talking through Smith (he called him Neo, something he would normally never do) and Neo understands it is the Oracle making her last move to peace. Neo lets Smith take him, and now Smith has no purpose anymore. He is now deleted by the matrix since when he took Neo he was again plugged in the system.
I don't understand why so many people were sick of this 'vague and meaningless philosophical' talk of the Oracle. She plays the most important role in the trilogy, making sure the matrix does not get reloaded. She is responsible for the revolution and uses Smith by making him so dangerous that he will even survive over the machines. Now Neo is the only hope.
I don't see the problem with this, it is a great story.
The only shame, it is ripped of by the science fiction film Dark City in which John is Neo, the strangers are the machines, and Dokter Schreber is the oracle.