I saw the matrix-spoilers

Morpheus1 · 11-06-2003, 02:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Crash

what was obvious to me was that neo didn't love trinity nearly as much as trinity loved neo... whats up with that? killing trinity was the stupidest this that could have happened in the movie. well not as stupid as killing neo with no explanation. but how clear is it that he actually dies? not real clear.

The Oracle says that they may see Neo again, one day. The Year is around 2699 in the movie (if the cycle of Zion lasted 100 years each). The technology could be there. They should not revive him because he doesn't have much to live for any more. Trinity and Neo's love is completly even. Remember the decision he made at the end of Reloaded? He picked saving Trinity over saving the human race. In other words, he picked to kill everybody inside and outside of the matrix just to save his girl who is going to die either way within the next 24 hours. You talk about being blinded by love, sheesh.

GiMpY-wAnNaBe · 11-06-2003, 04:49 PM

i can honestly say i am a real fan of this series, or rather i was, until i saw this movie.... i disagree with the people who say that the second is the worst, i think that this one surpasses it's flaws by far. NOT ONLY did it leave a million questions unanswered, but it also poses new ones, and just about kills any possible REAL imaginative story line. After all this surreal bulls**t, where he wakes up and its not real, where he doesn't know whats going on, where nothing happens as he expects(the architect), after all that, they let the FINALE go as unimaginative as possible. i mean honestly, who here who saw it can say that they weren't waiting, or even HOPING for an end that makes you go "HOLY S**T!!!!". i know i was...and then it ends with everyone being happy and a temporary peace, and i did go "HOLY S**T", but for the completely wrong reason!!!! Not only that but for example why was light coming out of neo's eyes and mouth in the real world when he killed smith??? they built me up SO much in the second with the introduction of the exile programs and different sides of characters, and then they smash you right down when all they do in the third is give you exactly what your expecting on a silver platter. people DON'T WANT THAT!!! people want a movie that will make them go WOW when they leave the theatre, something that they can talk about on the way home in the car. All this movie did was keep you complaining on the ways it didn't make sense. Like i said, i WAS a fan of the matrix series, but i have seriously reconsidered it now that i've seen the crap they've made it into.

Morpheus1 · 11-06-2003, 05:31 PM

I wish that both movies were released as one 5hr Movie. They had given us too much time to hype up and build up what the second half of the movie was going to be. Maybe there could have been an intermission after reloaded, or they could have released both movies at the same time and let people decide when they want to see the second half in their own time. Either way, they had given us enough time, and a revealing enough trailer to spoil Revolutions.

We have to look at it for what it is, simply a good movie. If you would have seen it all from beginning to end without enough time to predict what was going to happen next, Revolutions would be the best part of the movie. Predictable or not, it had me on the edge of my seat more than Reloaded and the first Matrix combined. Revolutions is the king of unforgettable parts too. Can't get mad at the movie for not being what you wanted it to be, in the end it is just a good movie.