reasons to see it, and why some do not like it

Rating: Null/10 (11 November 2003)

First of all allow me to preface what I'm about to say by paying homage to the Wachowski brothers for a most excellent and radical trilogy of superb proportions. That being stated, Revolutions is the most perfect ending to the Matrix trilogy. Not only did it explain so much, but the extremely intense emotion and realization received by Neo and the audience is so great that not many external sources can create such profound feelings within an audience. The only problem with this is that not everyone can experience the full affect of the phenomenon of the Matrix trilogy. Just as there is only point one percent of people within the matrix that believe they have a choice and do not simply accept the matrix, there is sadly only point one percent of people who can truly understand and acquire the eminence of the trilogy. This is unfortunate, but I have discussed this fact with some of my colleagues and even those who disgrace the films agree that my point is quite valid indeed. Either those unfortunate 99.9 percent of people do cannot grasp and therefore cannot absolutely comprehend the substance of the final ending of the trilogy, or they simply are not competent enough to cherish and value the feeling of wholeness that should be apparent. I know this is distressing, but do not let it shun you away from seeing Revolutions. Everyone should see it because you never know if you are one of the point one percent until you see the movie. Everyone should see this movie, after seeing the first two Matrix movies, because it is such an amazing conclusion to such a momentous somewhat epic tale. To those of you who do not appreciate it, I'm sorry, I wish I could help you. For the rest of you . . . Go see the movie, I hope you are one of the ones!