An Exercise In Nonsense

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Not a fan of the first movie, the second was worse, and this is even worse than that. As with the second movie, the whole plot just seems like an excuse for several well-choreographed but dull fight scenes in slow motion, complete with impossible moves and such. Very dull and pointless.

They really missed trick, it was screaming them in the face and they went with this. It is a good film, but here's how they could earn a tenth star. At the end of Reloaded Neo found he could control the sentinels in the real world, they never really explained that one as they focused on Agent Smith and Neo being trapped in the Matrix.What they should have done is reveal the 'real world' to be another Matrix. They can keep the multiple anomalies thing that the Architect explained, as it was logical thing and would be believable that the past anomalies hadn't discovered thier connection to the machines as Neo had done (as this discovery was only brought to light when he walked on the Earths surface to escape the Nebuchadnezzar before it was destroyed.Having a Matrix within a Matrix would seem to be a logical move by the Architect who said the problem is choice and that he strived for balance.Then Neo can start to push the boundaries of physics to manipulate this new Matrix and be the first to free people from this Matrix into the world beyond (and if you want another trilogy this too could be another Matrix forming an infinite regression.)

Starting from the moment the second film ended, this one presents the final part of the war between humans and machines. Struggling between the real world and The Matrix, Neo must do what he believes is right, after a few visits to the Oracle, in his desperate attempt to avoid an imminent human extinction. Between them infiltrates former agent Smith, more powerful than ever, threatening even the mighty machine.This movie brings the conclusion to this trilogy, and, like the others, looking simply gorgeous and featuring impressive combat sequences, while, in contrast, struggling with a story which leaves a lot to wish for. As a disappointment for me, they tend to focus much more on the real world, leaving the Matrix fewer chances to impress you. The finale it brings is also a letdown, but I won't spoil it, just in case. Another complaint I have has to do with the citizens of Zion, which, mostly because of the plot, seem to be as stupid as they are numerous. They are facing extinction, they don't believe in Neo and all they are willing to do is stand there and pray to hell knows who, let alone doing something remotely useful. It's a sad ending to such a franchise, from my perspective, but overall, it isn't a bad movie. You have to see it for yourself.

it's a destiny of a chosen's to get blind for a future world and them lovely lady's to get dead.but the future world is fine machines and humans now are almost friends and there is many matrix forms and not a last so everything is okay.and there is no agent smith anymore but there is some agents so.matrix must get killed off smashed off and flamed off.Morpheus is happy.Neo is blind.Trinity is dead.man i love happy endings. the chosen saved us and nobody cares about chosen's life. it is a wonderful movie. just great.