The Matrix Revolutions2003
The Matrix Revolutions (2003)
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Cast
as Neo
as Morpheus
as Trinity
as Zee
as The Kid
as Agent Smith
as Bane
as The Oracle
as Niobe
as Persephone
as Merovingian
as Link
as Cdr. Lock
as Councillor Hamann
as Councillor Grace
as Councillor Dillard
as Councillor West
as The Architect
as Lock's Lieutenant
as Mifune
as Sati
as Sati
as Coat Check Girl
as Hel Club Trainee Pony-Girl
as Charra
as Hel Club Slave
as Deus Ex Machina
as Q-Ball Gang Member No.1
as Bubble Girl
as Q-Ball Gang Member No.2
as Hel Club Pony Girl
as Agent Thompson
as Operations Officer Mattis
as Seraph
as Maggie
as Sparks
as Mauser
as Colt
as Deus Ex Machina
as AK
as First Operator At Command
as Second Operator At Command
as Tower Soldier
as Kamala
as Zion Gate Operator
as Officer Wirtz
as Roland
as Trainman
as Dock Sergeant
as Radio Bunker Man
as Cas
as Rama-Kandra
as Deus Ex Machina
as Ghost
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Critic Reviews for The Matrix Revolutions
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The original Matrix was full of dizzying surprises. But it's turned out that the Wachowskis didn't have many more tricks up their sleeves.
The Wachowski brothers have rendered their chronicles into banality, as if trying to imitate the qualitative tailspin of the Star Wars series.
There's nothing even resembling a surprise in the third and weakest installment of the trilogy.
No less than the rankest demagogue, The Matrix Revolutions insists on the primacy of faith over knowledge. Once it locks and loads, however, the triumphant visuals short-circuit anything resembling abstract thought.
One of the most original concepts in recent fantasy movie history has devolved into something perfectly ordinary.
An unwieldy, two-plus-hours third act of a movie, guided by the principle (incubated by Reloaded and fully grown here) that too much is never too much.
Audience Reviews for The Matrix Revolutions
A frustrating conclusion that got way too convoluted by this point and is unable to bring the intelligent ideas proposed in the first two movies into something consistent, leaving too much unanswered and becoming only messier and more confusing with every new information.
Super Reviewer
Another installment of standard matrix stuff with cool special effects.
Super Reviewer
Agent Smith's reach has extended into the real world threatening Neo's attempt to end the war as the machine offensive breaches the gates of Zion. The disappointment felt upon the release of the rather self indulgent and empty Matrix Reloaded caused a real backlash against the Wachowskis, and Revolutions garnered a similarly lukewarm reception. But for me, shifting the action to the "real" world meant less reliance on endless stop motion fight sequences and freshened things up immensely. The visuals are truly spectacular, even by today's standards meaning Revolutions is easily the best looking of the three films and it has a more epic scope that reminded me of the last battle sequences of Return Of The Jedi done in the style of Aliens, and for a sci-fi nerd that's the ultimate combination! The Wachowski's strengths always lied in concepts and visual effects so Revolutions is a much more satisfying cocktail than the clunky wordiness of Reloaded making for a truly jaw dropping thrill ride; the attack on Zion's docking platform is one of the best action sequences I've ever seen and it's a far more satisfying package than the lumbering CGI jerk off that was Avatar. If they'd only trimmed the superfluous flab off the story and made it two films instead of three, I think a worthy sequel would have emerged. That aside, Revolutions is still a highly under-rated finale and well worth a second look.
Super Reviewer
The Matrix Revolutions Quotes
| Trinity: | Neo! It's Bane! He's psychotic! |
| The Oracle: | What did you with Sati? |
| Agent Smith: | Cookies needs love like everything does. |
| The Oracle: | You are a bastard. |
| Agent Smith: | You would know, Mom. |
| Sati: | The Oracle told me about you. |
| Agent Smith: | Really? What did she said about me? |
| Sati: | That you are a bad man. |
| Agent Smith: | Oh, I'm not so bad, once you get to know me. |
| Agent Smith: | Well, well, it's been a long time. I remember chasing you is like chasing a ghost. |