Longing for the blue pill....

Rating: 1/10 (6 November 2003)

Short dialogues, good animated actions and great background-story - that was "The Matrix", the year 1999. An excellent movie, which is one of my personal favorites.
Now the story extended into a trilogy. "The Matrix", "Matrix Reloaded" and "Matrix Revolutions". If I would try to describe the movies in one, two words it would look just like this: The Matrix - Awesome Matrix Reloaded - Horrible Matrix Revolutions - &/%¤"%¤#
The main questions: Will Neo save the humans? Will he be victorious over the machines? Will that "love-story" between him and Trinity have a happy ending? The answer is...that those questions won't even be answered! Even worse, we get to see a quiet many dialogues, which no one will understand. The firs half an hour everyone just rounds around, making sure that they have no clue what is going on. Trinity talks and talks and talks...even when she is about to die! With the "dreamworld" matrix the whole movie has nothing to do any more. And where did all those poor humans in the power plant go? Those are not of interest to our heroes any more anyways. Zion furthermore is representative for all humans. Zion, however, is quiet boring. And the fighting scene between Neo and Agent Smith? It is longer than 20 minutes - I was about to fall asleep.
Let's face it: That movie is definitely not worth watching it!
Now, I'm longing for the blue pill from the first part of this trilogy. Let's hope they will spare us a forth part...