Awful!I would, however see this for its comedic value!

Rating: 3/10 (5 November 2003)

This film is awful! It has poor dialogue, a poor plot, even the action sequences are mind blowingly dull (and this is coming from someone who would rate Commando as a great film!). The psuedo-intellectual babble is just intolerable, I wanted to scream and pull my hair out at some of the rbbish that was spouted. Even the Matirx geek sitting next to me was tut-tutting his way through the awful set piece ruminations on life, the universe and everything.
There are some plus points:
1. Hugo Weaving is incredible. The brothers W., in their one inspired directorial moment, obviously told him to recreate his Priscilla character for these films and i think his 'camp-psycho' is the highlight of the film. I loved him in The Matrix, he was the only ray of light in Reloaded, and I just wish he had more screen time in Revolutions. All Hail Hugo!
2. If one treats the film as a comedy it is amazing. I realised this half-way through and began to laugh at all the psycho-babble and even some of the outrageous gore (SPOILER APPROACHING) - a prime example of this being when Trinity says she cannot go one, 'why?' we all screamed, because rather unfortunately she had been imapled on a few tubes. Great banter! Great stuff! Hilarious! This technique of laughing when perhaps the director did not intend you to allowed me to enjoy SWars:Attack of the Clones. I loved the action, regarding it as an enjoyable matinee style romp, and then treated the love scenes as a satire on American Schmaltzy rubbish. Do the same and you will enjoy this movie.
Anyway hope you have enjoyed reading my utter tripe.