Wasn't bad, wasn't great

Rating: Null/10 (6 November 2003)

What you need to say more than that? The Matrix Revolutions wasn't the greatest movie in the world and wasn't the absolutely worst movie in the world. Mind you that the first Matrix movie was something a different kind that changed movie making forever, but this one had all the good special effects and nothing of a plot, besides the fact that it was the last movie of the trilogy. Yes the Neo and Agent Smith fight scene was by far the best fighting sequence inside the entire film and the fight for Zion was good too, but you need more than special effects for a movie to be good. Characterization is something that lacked big time inside this movie, along with emotions. I know if something was invading my homeland I would be depressed, sad, disturbed, and among all other human emotions, scared that I would die. The people in Zion didn't show any of these emotions. The ones that believed in Neo didn't, and they had the right to, but the people that didn't, they didn't even care that they were loosing the battle at all. It would make one think that the 'machines' made this movie in a sense of mind. But all in all, the movies special effects were the only thing, and I mean the only thing that carried it on. For the people that posted the several questions inside their review, they are all answered, apparently you just didn't listen hard enough or pay attention good enough to get all the information that you needed to know. Though the Matrix was great, and Reloaded was good to, this one was a far distant third in my book. I would give it a 6.5 out of a 10 star scale.