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the actress that played the new oracle was good and did not suck

in the game Enter the Matrix, she did seem a little bad

she had some really good lines in Revolutions

-Smith was just plain CraZy

-Sati was a good actress and character

-Morpheus didn't know what he was doing

-Niobe knew exactly what she was doing

-Seraph kicked ass, but did he fight Smiths or just give up?

-Trainman was a crooked tooth crazy fuck

-Merovingian likes eyeballs and martinis

-Persephone... did she need to say anything more? her dress said enough

-Kid got to open a gate and proclaim the end of the war

-Trinity loves and dies and loves and dies

-Neo... we all know what he did


Revolutions was funny

I didn't like new actres
Smith is superb
Sati is just a child but for her age it was good performance
Morpheus- lost in translation?
Niobe- new leader
Seraph- bad acting
Trainman-
Merv- big letdown
Persephone- bad acting
Kid- good acting, bad lines
Trinity- bad lines
Neo- not much to say

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