The end of an incredible trilogy SPOILERS! HUGE SPOILERS!

Rating: Null/10 (15 November 2003)

Okay I have been a Matrix fan since I was in elementary school and i saw the first one in like 5th grade. Now as for Reloaded, did I enjoy it? Yes. Did i find it to be disappointing? Of course. Well anyway I walked into this film feeling both excited and terrified. Terrified because of all of the critics saying it sucked gigantically. Excited because I love this series with all of my heart and knew that it wouldn't let me down. I walked out of this movie extremely pleased but a little sad that there would be no more Matrix movies even though they made one hell of a set up for another sequel. Thats not to say I didn't have problems with this movie. SPOILERS I REPEAT SPOILERS IF YOU A PURIST STOP READING NOW FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!

Okay now that all of the purists are gone (if you are a purist and you still haven't gotten the idea don't say i didn't warn you). First, Trinity's death scene. I can't remember the last time I was in a movie theater and was trying so hard to keep myself from laughing my ass off. I mean first of all after the first movie I really just stopped caring about her. Carrie Anne Moss was excellent in the first movie but her character has had nothing to do in these two movies. And her last scene had just probably one of the worst monologues I've heard in a movie this year. My second problem is Neo's trip to the Machine city. Umm okay why don't we get to see almost anything that happens on their trip over. They are more than 100 kilometers away from there so how the hell do they make it there that fast! But this is a minor problem. Other than the character of the kid, who was quite tiresome, I liked this movie quite a bit. The assault on Zion was to me an amazing scene. Niobe's character was just so cool in this movie and Jada Pinkett Smith did an amazing job as her in this movie. The super brawl was incredibly cool especially Agent Smith's monologue. He is the single most interesting character in these movies, though Seraph, the Merovingian, and of course Morpheus come pretty damn close. This movie may not please critics but it has made me content with this series. So anyone who loves the Matrix but is afraid of what they'll see in this movie, please give it a chance. You owe it to yourself to see what happens.