One of the worst movies I have ever seen!

Rating: 1/10 (20 February 2004)

WARNING! THIS COMMENT CONTAINS SPOILERS! IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE MOVIE DO NOT READ THIS AS IT WILL RUIN THE MOVIE EXPERIENCE. Not that "Revolutions" is much of an experience, it's actually a waste of time and money, but you might want to see with your own eyes this "masterpiece". Actually I hope that as many people as possible see it so that they will know what I'm talking about when I say that it's a disgrace to the Matrix 1, and even to the second.
The conclusion of the Matrix saga has to be one of the biggest disappointments of all times, all in all a really bad sequel. After the brilliant Matrix first movie, "Matrix Reloaded" wasn't as good and "Matrix: Revolutions" is a perfect example of how writers that run out of ideas just play on the success of their previous works. This movie is so full of cliches it makes you sick! Fans of the series were expecting a blockbuster ending to the story and they got nothing. This movie belongs in the bottom 100 of the IMDb list and it will get there, as more and more people see it and are disappointed by it. The storyline is so weak and the exaggerated use of special effects that were supposed to paint the picture of the final battle between humans and machines do nothing but stir up laughter. The sentinels that just keep on coming and coming were too much. How many sentinels can there be anyway? They overdid it with the "war to end all wars" idea. The thing that made me want to walk out of the cinema is near the end. Neo is in a hurry to get to the machine city and stop the war before Zion is completely destroyed and when Trinity gets hurt, she just doesn't die faster! I mean, the man has only a little time left to save humanity and she just keeps telling him about love and other stuff and she takes her time about it. It's like: "Wait... I'm dieing... oh, no... not yet... I have to tell you about this and that... it's all getting dark... but there's still something to say..."! Lame! Exaggerated. I'm sorry if I strike as too aggressive, but as a fan I considered this an offense to the original Matrix and an offense to all the people that said after seeing it: "It really makes you think. Is this really the world, or just a dream?". Real fans, you know that this is an awful movie in comparison with the first and even on its own.