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<blockquote data-quote="Viking Bastard" data-source="post: 1213840" data-attributes="member: 509">Whoah. That's a lot of blackness.Anyway, I don't know how good Revolutions is as an independantmovie. But as the final chapter of a 6+ hour movie, it's breathtakingand very satisfying. Last night, I saw all three movies back-to-backand it really felt like one big movie. It didn't feel like the originalStar Wars trilogy or the TOS movie trilogy. It didn't feel like a seriesof interconnected movies, but as a one big whole. All the pacing issuesI had with Reloaded when it first came out weren't there anymore. As a middle part of a movie, it didn't feel like it was slow, but as if the film was simply taking a breather.The Matrix Megamovie gets 8.5 of 10. Very Good.The Matrix Revolutions needs another viewing to grade. I'll be seeingit with my dad sometime this week. Expect some more comments then.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Viking Bastard, post: 1213840, member: 509"] Whoah. That's a lot of blackness. Anyway, I don't know how good Revolutions is as an independant movie. But as the final chapter of a 6+ hour movie, it's breathtaking and very satisfying. Last night, I saw all three movies back-to-back and it really felt like one big movie. It didn't feel like the original Star Wars trilogy or the TOS movie trilogy. It didn't feel like a series of interconnected movies, but as a one big whole. All the pacing issues I had with Reloaded when it first came out weren't there anymore. As a middle part of a movie, it didn't feel like it was slow, but as if the film was simply taking a breather. The Matrix Megamovie gets 8.5 of 10. Very Good. The Matrix Revolutions needs another viewing to grade. I'll be seeing it with my dad sometime this week. Expect some more comments then. [/QUOTE]

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