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The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
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Provocative Futuristic Action Thriller. The Matrix Revolutions marks the final explosive chapter in the Matrix trilogy. (read more)
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| The Matrix Revolutions Movie Review by Thom (5/18/2008) |
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I've repeatedly heard people in the film business talk about what the audience wants out of a sequel, most agreeing that the sequel must be bigger in scale – I believe the phrase is "raise the bar" (which seldom means quality). In lieu of speaking for everyone else, I'll tell you what I want out of a sequel. Assuming the...
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| The Matrix Revolutions Movie Review by Chris (11/18/2007) |
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The Matrix Revolutions is the third and final film in the amazing trilogy. The first film kind of gave us an introduction, the second film gave us more of a deeper look into the franchise plus showed us some amazing special effects, and the third film gives tons of more visual effects plus a great end to a trilogyy in...
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| The Matrix Revolutions Movie Review by Chris (8/20/2007) |
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I always love movie series. The Matrix Trilogy is a great example of a trilogy that will not be forgotten. The first movie gave us the goods, the second movie filled in all the blanks and gave us spectacular CGI scenes, and the third film gives us amazing looking fight sequences and jaw dropping sequences.
In the third...
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| The Matrix Revolutions Movie Review by Melanie (3/18/2007) |
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This was my least favorite of the Matrix trilogy. It spent the least time in the Matrix, and like I have said that was my favorite part. I also found the centenils to be extremely unbelievable and really silly.
The infantry soldiers were cool, and yet silly all at the same time. Had I been the machines I would have...
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| The Matrix Revolutions Movie Review by Ezra (2/16/2007) |
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Even the weapons used in each film reflect this schism; The Matrix is full of big, high-tech guns and endless loads of shells, while in Dark City not one gun is ever fired. The Strangers opt, instead, for stylish knives and weird, alien devices of pain, although the only weapon they really need is their telekinetic power -...
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