What a load of crap

Rating: 2/10 (11 January 2007)

I don't know where to begin... let's see.
For starters, the first Matrix-movie was great. It's a truly great film with a great plot and awesome action-scenes. But the best thing about it in all it's massiveness is it's minimalism and simplicity, comparing to the two sequels. There's some background in all that's happening and there really is a reason for things.
The Reloaded was a mediocre film. I'm not saying it's bad, but you gotta admit that watching some stupid freeway-chasing with millions fights going on, it gets REALLY boring. It could have been really good, if there would have been more dialog and explanation on how does the Matrix work 'cause the Architecht and the Keymaker are amazing characters. So where's the philosophy? Where are the questions? The choices? A few good ones but most of the philosophical dilemmas are just repeating the same that we faced in the first movie. It had potential, a lot of it, but the movie just couldn't reach it's predecessors level.
Revolutions: aaawww... Even the small bit of respect washed away as the mechwarriors started moving. I mean, was the point of this movie just to get every nerd in the world to masturbate on the screen? And where's the philosophy? THERE IS NONE. OK, the Trainman was cool but that was the only good thing about this movie. Nobody needs to see Neo doing this and that 'cause hey, I've seen it all already. Carrie-Ann Moss is good in this piece but after that I can't give credit to acting except for Jada-Pinkett Smith.
All in all a horrible film. I strongly advice for people to skip the Zion-war-part unless you want to see the most boring war-scene in the Wachowskis' history.