The greatest thrilogy of them all!

Rating: 10/10 (7 November 2003)

These are really three of the greatest movies ever made. Neither third or second part are as good as the first one but together they are invincible.
There was never a thrilogy made with such a connection between the movies. The first, the greatest and the most mystique one, is only one that can be a round for itself but it leaves many questions open. Second, the deepest in philosophy, answers some of them and makes a new ones. The third, that bring back the old action, answers them all but for a lot of people in a different way.
And even thougt the third part is the action movie more than anything else it is the most hard part to understand - because it is the conclusion. You cannot find another action movie with such a complexity. As my friend said: "I think they made this movie wanting you to seek for answers on your own, but how can I seek for answer when I don't know the question?". All three movies demand to be watched a few times just to understand them and a plenty of action gives us an opportunity not to be bored when watching them again. You can be somewhat disappointed after watching the second and third part but only afterwards you see their true value.
You can say this or that about "The Matrix" thrilogy but this is the movie that gives us two things. It is the first one that describes the inevitable connection between the humans and machines using that what brought machines to life - computer programming. Second, it tries to explain and gives a reasonable explanation for every aspect of our unique lives. Tell me another movie with that value, if you can.