"I'm not so bad once you get to know me."

Rating: 7/10 (26 November 2005)

"It is inevitable." The final installment of "The Matrix" has the power of any ending to a trilogy. Though it's not as powerful as its very first predecessor, I can't help but become depressed with the truth: "Is it over?"
"I'm going to be as forthcoming as I can be." Hugo Weaving is the stand-out performance of the movie. Of course, Keanu Reeves continues his reign of a good actor since 1993 with his powerful expressions and the flare he adds to his every move. The entire cast is at its supremest, which is essentially the purpose for why this film affects me as much as it does. The effects are still ones to be marveled over, though one can't help but miss the usual "I know Kung Fu" battles. The final fight is undoubtedly the most powerful one.
Back to Weaving; he delivers such a performance that you feel ashamed to like him because of how evil he is. He's the guilty pleasure villain that is an absolute pleasure to watch with wonderment. Overall, all is powerful in the all powerful "Matrix."