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Message: <blockquote data-quote="stevelabny" data-source="post: 1242984" data-attributes="member: 9298">this is what happens when i dont see movies on opening day...i dont see them for a month.It seems to me that in general, the more you liked Matrix Reloaded, the less you liked Matrix Revolutions.I kinda liked Reloaded, even with its bad special effects.I kinda dislike Revolutions even though I thought it was really fun to look at.For me, it went away from all things Matrix-y. Less philosophy, less kung-fu, less neo,trinity,morpheus  and more big mindless action seqeuences. (or just one..that wouldnt end) as pretty to look at as the zion-battle and smith-neo fight were... they were so poorly written that i was completely detached from them. focusing the zion battle around a few characters that i could care less about and having the machines (who took over the freakin world) have NO CONCEPT of strategy whatsoever was just killing me. And I'm all for stretching the boundaries of possibility for a good heroic moment, but wheelbarrowing ammunition across a battlefield littered with giant metal debris is the DUMBEST thing i have ever seen.Whether you view Matix 2 and 3 as two seperate movies or one big one...  it just becomes one big disjointed mess.  But at least I have heard The W brothers say it was a disjointed mess ON PURPOSE ( thats your segue to what i just wrote about Kill Bill)</blockquote>