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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Droogie" data-source="post: 1235219" data-attributes="member: 1298">Not the next star wars....apples and oranges. But I do agree that these films won't fade away. Inspite of the terrible reviews that Revolutions is getting, people will be discussing these films for years. Exactly. The movie threw me for a loop, because for the entire time, I assumed that to end the war, the humans had to annihilate the machines. Never did I realize that there was another possible outcome. We realize in the third film that the programs of the matrix are capable of emotions and the all-important human desire for choice. That changes things.We learn that the machines, like the humans, are fully capable of imperfection and ultimately, self annihilation. We realize that the machines are a form of life that have a desire to exist as much as humans. So what to do about the millions of enslaved humans still jacked in? The architect says that they can leave if they wish, but is that enough? It raises 10 questions to every one, but is that a bad thing? I don't think so.</blockquote>