More touchy than the previous movies

Rating: 7/10 (18 April 2004)

I'm sort of ashamed of myself as I haven't really seen this piece until now. I were in a good mood as I began to realize and feel during this movie that this, the last episode in the trilogy, is by far more touchy and deeper than it's previous episodes. It was way more focus on love and hope - the two senses that never a machine can achieve by any artificial intelligence what so ever.
I feel a bit like I'm split into two main thoughts about this. At one way or another, it feels like it's more fast and quick action here for the ultimate survival of the war, but on the other hand it feels very focused on the previous mentioned things, love and hope. I don't know if it is perhaps that the movie is balanced well, or if it's just two extreme opposites that finally blows both sides out. I do feel split, but in a good way. I've heard so much bad stuff about this piece, but I don't agree. It's surely worth it's time!