A quick overview of the film

Rating: 6/10 (5 November 2003)

Quite possibly the worst of the last two Matrix films, the final in the trilogy comes off as dry, monotonous and un-inspiring.
The love story between Neo and Trinity is boring, annoying and pointless, and just like the last film, helps get in the way of the overall pace of the movie.
Unlike the original, the lines are predictible, played and quite simply not funny. Filled with pointless prophetical and philosophical rhetoric, the movie attempts to label itself as some form of epic grandiose, played out through unconvincing and 2dimensional acting.
The first Matrix sucked you in and took you along for the ride, an exciting thriller with amazing action. The last two films, you feel like you're on the outside watching something you don't care about.
The characters are distant, no one is having fun and they all take themselves too seriously in a series that has become overly silly and un-necessarily complicated. Funny and interesting moments like neo running across to the left of the screen then back onto the right in the train station are exactly what this movie needed, and the pace and scenes feel disconcerted and the pace is decent at best.
The few action scenes there are remain even less appreciated, despite their technical marvel, it's interesting to watch as there is nothing else to take from this movie.
Two disappointing sequels to one of the best action movies of all-time.
oh well.