A Matrix of Endless Dimensions

Rating: 10/10 (8 February 2004)

The Matrix Revolutions fulfilled all my expectations as a non-conclusion to this brilliant postmodernist trilogy. It is actually quite unbelievable that a Hollywood studio could actually have produced such a brilliant movie. In fact the self congratulatory web of fluff productions, pandering critics and mindless movie going drones that is corporate American cinema very rarely lets anything like this slip through. This move is brilliant on so many levels and this is difficult to convey in words. People should experience the movie and all its 'petit ecrits' themselves. However I can reveal that the visual language of the Wachowskis is absolutely brilliant in this film and is in fact reminiscent of the great Fritz Lang at his best. However I can understand the backlash this movie has created since the multicultural and nonhierarchical philosophy of the Matrix movies threatens, like all postmodernism, the patriarchal WASP society's enslavement of the world.
P.S. and people, please before whinging like spoiled children about how the story does not cosily resolve every plot point to a simpletons satisfaction try looking up 'postmodernism philosophy' in a dictionary, or get a copy of Baudrillard, Barthes and Derrida or even read some Hume and Nietzsche.