The absolute worst way to end the Matrix.

Rating: 3/10 (6 November 2003)

The original Matrix was mysterious, groundbreaking, and extremely entertaining. Reloaded had some weak moments (such as the infamous Zion rave scene), yet it introduced some very promising elements to the Matrix story, and through a spectacular car chase, provided one of the most thrilling action sequences of all time. Revolutions is a complete disaster. The ending is, to say the least, unsatisfying, the dialog is so cheesy and cliché it would of been more at home in a spoof of the Matrix, and the action sequences are boring and unoriginal. For example, at various points in the move, the Wachoski brothers steal exact scenes from the first film only to change them slightly. Instead of being cleaver nods to the original Matrix, they end up as pathetic examples of all that is wrong in Revolutions. Despite all of this, the movie is entertaining; it unfortuanatly, is not worthy of the title 'Matrix'. I now know how Star Wars fans must of felt while cringing and groaning their way through Episode I. Like Lucas, the Wachoski brothers ignorantly tarnished a cinematic masterpiece. (3/10)