Post by Crazy Marlin \PR/ on Nov 8, 2003 9:48:25 GMT -5
Well, if "Reloaded" was a disappoint, then "Revolutions" is the crash at the end of the free fall. I am still trying to find one redeeming quality in this third installment of the "Matrix". Here are my main issues.
1. The final movie in a trilogy should answer all the questions brought about in the first two installments, not create more questions.
2. The actions sequences were over digitized and boring. The first movie had tight, well coordinated action scenes. The second movie had the highway chase scene , which was great. This third one fell completely flat in the action department.
3. There was more cheese in this movie than in the entire state of Wisconsin.
4. The acting in this movie makes "Dude, Where's My Car" look like it was snubbed at the Oscars.
5. The ending was totally deflating. One is left thinking, "Is that it?". Perhaps the muddled ending, rife with religious analogies is supposed to engender philosophical debate...instead, you're just left knowing you'll never get those two hours or your 8 bucks back.
In conclusion: The Wachowski brothers made an awesome, trend setting movie in the first "Matrix", then proceded to prove that Hollywood gets to everyone in the end. This one isn't even worth seeing just to know how it all ends. If you have seen the first two, you already know how it ends...oh sheesh, I sound like the Oracle there.
1. The final movie in a trilogy should answer all the questions brought about in the first two installments, not create more questions.
2. The actions sequences were over digitized and boring. The first movie had tight, well coordinated action scenes. The second movie had the highway chase scene , which was great. This third one fell completely flat in the action department.
3. There was more cheese in this movie than in the entire state of Wisconsin.
4. The acting in this movie makes "Dude, Where's My Car" look like it was snubbed at the Oscars.
5. The ending was totally deflating. One is left thinking, "Is that it?". Perhaps the muddled ending, rife with religious analogies is supposed to engender philosophical debate...instead, you're just left knowing you'll never get those two hours or your 8 bucks back.
In conclusion: The Wachowski brothers made an awesome, trend setting movie in the first "Matrix", then proceded to prove that Hollywood gets to everyone in the end. This one isn't even worth seeing just to know how it all ends. If you have seen the first two, you already know how it ends...oh sheesh, I sound like the Oracle there.
