Different than "Reloaded", better, but not much (spoilers)

Rating: 6/10 (7 November 2003)

This one is louder than part 2 and more like one would suspect a sequel of "The Matrix" to be. The big confrontation of machines and mankind is finally shown and Neo is given the chance to prove that he is "The One". The questions left from part 2 are hardly being answered but it doesn't matter. We haven't understood them anyway. Our heads ached and our brains grew tired and we just wanted the whole thing to end with a bang. That's what "The Matrix Revolutions" finally gave us. At the very end one is more dissatisfied than ever, though. The character of Agent Smith, who has been given too much attention in part 2 already, is dominating the story more than he should.
BIG SPOILERS:
Why would the machines and mankind (or Neo in particular) unite to fight Agent Smith? And why the truce? A truce between the machines and mankind was the worst way to end the trilogy. I mean, what the hell? The machines tortured us, turned us into slaves and destroyed our world, let's just make peace with them and be friends in the future. Yeah, right! If they ever make a "Terminator 4" that entirely plays in the future, they better have the resistance kick Skynet's ass!
END OF SPOILERS
What did "The Matrix Revolutions" teach us? Firstly, it taught us that you only need big tits to be on top of the credits list, no matter how small your role in the movie is (I'm referring to Monica Bellucci here, in case you wonder what the hell I'm talking about). It also, taught us, that it's not enough to make sequels stylish if you're all out of good ideas.