The Matrix

[Shakkara]

The storyline was seriously lacking, I was hoping for more good Architect/Oracle/French dude with nasty name speeches. Man, did those three suck! It was like they needed to show all existing characters one more time, and didn't care how they accomplished that. All the millions-of-dollars special effects and violence could not set that right. I must say I'm very dissapointed.

[Shakkara]

Why does Smith assimilating Neo all of a sudden destroy all of the Smiths?

That part could just be ripped from the ST: Voyager ending, along with it's bullpoo level.

[loveme4whoiam]

Ohh, no, not standing for that Shakkara. The storyline, alright, wasnt up to the standards of the first film (shame on you Wachowski brothers :lol: ), but it wasnt that hard to understand, Luxar. Smith exploded because the machines pumped Neo with a virus or bomb thing, and because he was connected to all the Smiths, they all die. Smith can fly because he assimilated the Oracle, and could do all the cool stuff, which was why he did the big, scary guy laugh (really cliched, i know, i thought that bit was bull as well). I think (not really) that the machines made peace because they had some built-in logic rule that said they couldnt go back on an agreemen they made. Like in the first film, they were going to plug Sypher (sp :angry: ) back in.

 

And the Voyager comment? Not necessary, Shakkara, just not necessary... B) :P

[Switch]

Starting to think I should move this to spoilers, you've already managed to destroy half the storyline for anyone who hasn't seen the movie already! :P

[Hizentaru]

I just saw Revolutions last night and I thought it was pretty cool. What's up with the different Oracle? Yeah I get what happened, but how much do you wanna bet they just couldn't get the other woman to sign a contract? Just a comment on the trilogy as a whole, how do people not understand it? Yes there are somethings that can be confusing, but honestly its not that bad.

 

Overall, it was a good movie. Reloaded is still my favorite.

 

 

 

 

 

 

(did anyone else cry? I'm such a girl)

[paramud]

I just saw it it was so cool! so many questions left unawnsered. Did neo servive? Why did they kill off Trinity? I mean she was hot in leather! will there be another agent who wants to take over? How did Smith get in the real world? What will come of Ziong (sp?)?

[Dark0ne]

I just saw Revolutions last night and I thought it was pretty cool. What's up with the different Oracle? Yeah I get what happened, but how much do you wanna bet they just couldn't get the other woman to sign a contract?

 

Well, you could say that ;)

 

The original Oracle died half-way through the filming of Revolutions (or was it Reloaded?). Anyway, needless to say they needed a new Oracle, but IMO they didn't do very well.

 

My personal opinion; what a load of shat. I want my £5 back. Ok, I'll have £4 of it back because seeing Monica Bellucci in that top was the only thing actually worth seeing :rolleyes:

 

I wasn't very impressed at all - We've got an Oracle who breathes in smoke, but doesn't blow it out - we've got a blind Neo who can lay over his girlfriend while there's 4 poles stuck in her. Very talented people.

 

I went with some friends, and all we ended up saying throughout the film was "its ok guys, little Timmy will get his legs back" or "don't worry little Johnny, Lassy will be home tonight". Crap ending, crap last fight (between Neo and Smith).

 

Disappointed and just glad its the last one thats going to be made. Keanu Reaves, who's reaped in over $180million from the three films has vowed he won't be making another Matrix film - thank god, he can't act anyway.

 

Now, PLEASE role on December 17th, when the Return of the King will literally blow away the pile of crap that is The Matrix: Revolutions.

[Xionith]

Man, (i didn't see it yet, but...) they could've had a sweet trilogy with what the first movie introduced... But guess they blew it.

[Dark0ne]

Well, see it before you judge it ;)

[Luxar]

Ohh, no, not standing for that Shakkara. The storyline, alright, wasnt up to the standards of the first film (shame on you Wachowski brothers :lol: ), but it wasnt that hard to understand, Luxar. Smith exploded because the machines pumped Neo with a virus or bomb thing, and because he was connected to all the Smiths, they all die. Smith can fly because he assimilated the Oracle, and could do all the cool stuff, which was why he did the big, scary guy laugh (really cliched, i know, i thought that bit was bull as well). I think (not really) that the machines made peace because they had some built-in logic rule that said they couldnt go back on an agreemen they made. Like in the first film, they were going to plug Sypher (sp :angry: ) back in.

 

And the Voyager comment? Not necessary, Shakkara, just not necessary... B) :P

See...that's what I'm talking about...they had explanations for everything, but they were the crappiest explanations ever. I mean...if you tried to explain the reason the smiths died is because the machines pumped Neo with a virus/bomb thing, why didn't they just pump that virus/bomb into another human a long time ago? I mean, Smith had assimilated every human in the matrix, from what I can tell, and since they're all connected or whatever just one of any of the humans pumped w/ a virus could have destroyed them. Why wait for Neo to come to the machine city to do that?

 

The first movie was good because it attempted to explain NORMAL everyday things in cool science-fiction terms(like deja vu is a glitch in the Matrix, for example). But the second two were just explaining the crazy sci-fi stuff with even CRAZIER sci-fi stuff, to the point that it just wasn't believable any more. The first one had me coming out asking myself "What if I really am in the Matrix? How could I know?" and the last 2 just had me coming out asking "WTF!?"