I loved The Matrix, I loved The Matrix: Reloaded; though I did feel it wasn't as climatic as its predacessor, and the original techno songs by Don Davis sucked compared to the Propellerheads - Spybreak and Prodigy's - Minefield, but other than that I loved the damn movie. As for Matrix: Revolutions, it was excellent, it par'ed with the first, atleast until the last ten minutes of the movie. I mean the fight scenes were extraordinary, the slow motion fight sequences were absolutely amazing works of cinematography. As for the plot line it was just as thick as the second with some of the same innovation that made the first so great. But now the problem comes in: the ending. When I realized where it was all headed it felt as if I was fooling around with a girl moving onto third base when all of the sudden u have the horrible realization that this is a transvestite. Yes it was that much of a let down. Lets just say that it was too cliche and comprimised for anyone to really have enjoyed, not to mention it leaves so much room for additional sequels, I mean at this rate they're going to have to make a 4th just to give the trilogy some sense of closure. For a plot line that was so centered around the balancing of equations the answer to the equation set up by the Wachowski Bros. was an incredible inconsistency. It was as if I had just completed one of my triangular vectoring problems in Calc. 2, and after spending three pages of work on one equation, I find out that the probablity is 0. But that's Calculus, something I hate, this was the Matrix something I was enamored with (well a normal persons enamored, not a Star Wars fan enamored), so the resulting answer was a huge dissapointment. But go and see it, it is definitely worth the money, just try not to hate yourself too much. Oh and to top it all off they didn't roll out the credits to Rage Against the Machine, and that is a sin for which they will never be forgiven!
