The matrix series movie#
The matrix series series#

The matrix series movie#

Machine, This Movie has gone too far to make any more sense. The movie offers no logical explanation about things happening in it, not even in the Matrix Universe. In the Matrix Revolutions however, everything just falls apart and things happen senselessly like they w0uld do in any other action flick. The biggest flaw of the Matrix Revolutions was how the movie lost the strong plot started by the first movie, where reasons for everything, however unnatural it might seem was properly explained and put forward as how things “happen for a reason with consequence”. However, by the time it got to The Matrix Revolutions, everything had unraveled and not only did it not answer or take forward any of the philosophical questions germinated in the first two movies, but it also left many threads started by the previous movies hanging in space, unanswered. It was carried forward by the Matrix Reloaded in some measure. Though it told a futuristic sci-fi story, the Matrix Trilogy revolved around the Philosophical question of the nature of the human existence, at least so in the first part. What really bugged me was that the Matrix Revolutions departed from the path-breaking postmodern cyberpunk and philosophical gedanken-experiment epicness the first two movies set forward and degenerated into a messy crash-boom-pow Michael Bay-esque explosion fest, though when it comes to the battle scenes it was far far awesome compared to any contemporary or even present sci-fi film. But I was fine with that because I could not really understand the ending of the movie, what it implied and how this movie tied in with the previous two.

The matrix series series#

Many people didn’t like the ending of the series with Neo “dying” and the humans making a pact with the hated, evil machines who were keeping human beings as power-generating batteries for a thousand years. Matrix Revolutions, the third installment of the Matrix trilogy was disappointing to many including me.