The Matrix RevolutionsThe Matrix Revolutions
(2003)
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The Matrix Revolutions

Neo fights to end the war against machines and rogue Agent Smith.

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After two successful films in the 'Matrix' franchise, filmmakers Lilly and Lana Wachowski wrap up the original trilogy with 'The Matrix Revolutions'. It is, almost indisputably, the weakest film of this initial trilogy. Here, we follow Neo (Keanu Reeves) after facing the sentinels in the real world and having his mind trapped in a place between the Matrix and reality, from which he can only escape with the help of Trainman (Bruce Spence). It is an energetic film and, once again, with good performances. However, you can already feel a very large disconnect from the original idea of the trilogy, with some perceptions, ideas and subplots that don't fit as well into the story as what was seen in the other films. It's far from being a bad movie, but it's also far from the essence of 'Matrix'.

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The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith.

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