The Matrix Revolutions

[Zedro]

[GAAZ]

HEY! That's YOUR fault! We bombed Japan back into the stone-age and have been getting things on-time or before others for like 50 years now! You want yer stuff go bomb them all right! Stop complainin.

We're complainin about damn AMERICAN movies bein sold to foreign people before being sold to Americans! hehehe

[Aiman]

[BWS-1]

Ok hmm ... would it be a spoiler if I'd say I prefered the first one better, then the second one, and in third place ... the third one? It's not bad ... it's just that, well, let me explain it in a simple MSPaint graph I just did:

















OK YES THE FALLOWING EXPLENATIONS ARE REALLY SPOILERS! DON'T READ IT IF YOU DIDN'T SEE IT. ... well they are my opinions of the 3 matrixes resumed in one graph, so it can be totally different for someone else <_<




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Now let's take a closer look at all this so we can better understand what I meant ...

First off, the ''Deep philosophy'' factor:

In the Matrix:Revolution, there isn't much more that can be thought about the Matrix, that doesn't mean there is nothing ... well ... sort of. There are a few deep quotes you'll remember from the M:R ... but that's about it. You can'T blame it really, afterall, the big psycological traumatic enlightment that the first Matrix was can't be done over and over again in every chapter of the trilogy. I find it sad that there hasn't been much elaborations about the tons of new things you discover in M:R ... at the end, I end up asking myself ''how was THAT possible?'', seems like they felt like finding an easy way to do things and tell us directly ''well it's the Matrix! Don't ask!'' and I didn't like that ...

''CG action'':

Yup, lot's of it, more then in the second one, and I think that this movie will set a new record for the ''amount of bullets shot in a short period of time'' ... once the sentinels break in Zion ... I think there are like non-stop 1 000 round/sec being shot till ... well ... till something happens lol. And other then the Zion Battle, most of the movie is in CG, even some of Seraphin's (spell?) kicks are clearly CG animated, well, or just fast-forwarded :p I think the only part of the movie where it isn't CG is when inside the Zion undergroud comand-center base or in a ship ... or somewhere in the Matrix reality, which I have to say isn't something that happens often. Most of the movie is in the real world but ironicly all of the real world is made of CG

''Cool Martial art showing off'':

Remember that cool fight Neo had against Morpheus back in the Matrix? Well don't expect to see anything that cool in M:R. There are fights ... but they don't quite fit in that catgory. Neo seems to have forgotten all about his Kung-Fu Karate, or whatever other arts he learned. Well ... except that one part of the fight against Agent Smith but o well, I guess it's normal for him to forget, he's human afterall :3

''Romance'':

There wasn't a lot of romance in the first one, some more in the second one, and god we reach new heights in the 3rd one. By ''romance'' I also mean ''love'' but ... love is just a word ^^. That is blending with the ''deep philosophy'' since well, the first thing that marked me was something related about love early in the movie ... and not to mention that this chapter of the trilogy is the first that brought tears to my eyes.

''DragonBall Z showing off'':

I guess that explains why Neo no longer fights with his cool martial arts, he must have tell himself ''hey, I can fly and punch trough walls and stuff, no need for fancy kung-fu anymore!'' ... and Agent Smith is just about the same. It's a good thing we get to see Seraphin fight, I mean he gets to do the cool moves ... well ... Trinity does her kick again, but I mean, Neo is like ... damn ... he's Goku and Smith is hmm, Freeza? I suck with DragonBall names anyway. But hey, don't get me wrong, I don't like Dragon Ball, so the HIGH FACTOR for this might be one more reason to see it for someone that LIKES Dragon Balls ... err that sounds wrong, o well. <_<

So yeah, there you have it, lot's of you might disagree, lot's you might agree ... err maybe not, but one thing is for sure, those are my opinions about the movies, and opinions aren't facts. So who knows? maybe you'll hate it, maybe you'll like it, maybe you didn't even notice all of what I mentioned above and I might have forgotten about other important things as well but hey, I just saw it ONCE, don't expect me to know all about that movie right now ^^

I really hope you see it though, all of you, it really is worth it to be seen on the big screen.

Matrix: **** and a half outa 5
Matrix Reloaded: **** outa 5
Matrix Revolution: *** and a half outa 5

That's my rating of the trilogy

[Therin]

Just got back.

They say that poets are gifted with a talent for exaggeration. I'm not a poet, so I'll keep this brief.

I don't care what anyone says. I am not gifted with the words to describe the absolutely godlike coolness of this movie. I was honestly about to cream my pants.

I don't think there is a poet, living or dead, who could exaggerate how cool this movie is.

If you saw it, and were not at least impressed, if not flabbergasted, than you deserve to be shot for sheer insensitivity.

[Zedro]

Hey, the movie was great, maybe not as good as it SHOULD of been, but still a great mvie I loved the

*SPOILER*
(As my friend put it) The "Gundam" part when all the sentinels are in the Dock, the (Forgot the name) Robots were fighting them with there Twin Gatling guns.

[starlitdancer]

Well, I missed the first 15-20 minutes of the movie, but I was still impressed by the special effects and fight scenes. And it was sad when *SPOILER* Trinity dies *END SPOILER*.

[Aiman]

*SPOILER*

I knew she was gonna die, but when it happened I thought she was gonna be ripped in half. And I also knew Neo was gonna die, though I never expected him to die like that. I think it was crappy.

[Tobias]

Well, i thought the movie was still pretty good. The Dock scene was pretty cool. The ending was interesting as well, though, (with talk from me bro) the movie would probably fare better as a miniseries...because it would allow much more time for the movie to make sense. Also, I think that to get the full experience of the movie, you have to see the first one, then watch the Animatrix, then see the second one, then play Enter the Matrix, and THEN watch the 3rd one. All i konw is that the second one made a little more sense after watching the Animatrix, and im sure that the thrid one would make a lot more sense if i actually did play Enter the Matrix.

That is all

[Aiman]

Well... as I understand, you cannot understand the whole series until you read the book that's coming out soon. Its a type comic book that includes 26 chapters that incorporate all to the Matrix story. I played Enter the Matrix and it was a bad made game. I beat it, but you have 2 characters. In some levels if you play with one or the other, it doesnt matter cuz is the same thing, which is kinda stupid. In others they do different things which is like its suppose to be. Oh well... now they have the stupid book and I have to read it *sighs* My friend is a Matrix freak and he knows all and everything about it, so he's getting the book.