Perhaps it should have been left as one film, but as trilogy i consider this a strong, well written and entertaining ending to the 3 films...

Rating: 7/10 (5 November 2003)

I enjoyed this film. Yes, that's right, I may have been the only one, but it wasn't as shockingly bad as it has been made out to be.
In its own right, the matrix revolutions is a well written acted and directed film. It seems to me that people are slating this film for all the wrong reasons.
The first film was original and ground breaking, I accept that this one is not, but only because it's a sequel. Such a claim is almost impossible for any sequel to satisfy. Terminator 2 being an obvious exception.
People in love with the first film find it difficult to let go of the trilogy they had already written and directed in there own head before reloaded and revolutions had arrived. Too often do I hear people saying they didn't like it because it wasn't what they expected, or wanted. Problem is, people often don't know what they want. Nothing short of wiping there memory and replaying the first film would suffice.
This was a good film, not a great film, (not imdb top 250 standard) but worth every penny of my admission. Perhaps it should have been left as one film, but as trilogy I consider this a strong, well written and entertaining ending to the 3 films.
A lot of unanswered questions from the last film are answered and the answers make sense, they fit in with the films path and theme and leave the viewer with a sense of completion as well as room for thought and interpretation.
There is nothing wrong with this film and I find that people who tell me how rubbish this film is have difficulty telling me why. I am happy to tell them all the reasons why I enjoyed it.