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awesomeboy39 wrote:

i think everyone hates the third one because we did no like the out come, we as human minds want secureity, we want to certian of things, we like to think we are in control. i think that all who did not like the final one, sublimily have a proplem with some things not certian. what was so bad about it? we can complain and gripe about so many things, i think it is because we need to think we can control everything. That is that. Now about the poster of the forum, i think the matrix has you. you are in the cave. (no offense)

I love the third film. I was satisfied with the outcome. But would be more served if a fourth film was to be made. It probably won't happen since the online game and Path of Neo is slated to be released, but I love the emotion of M3. I love the fact that Smith and Neo had a final confrontation one on one and that Zion was saved no matter how short it is or was. I also loved that my girl Niobe got a chance to show her stuff.

I don't fully understand why so many people don't like M3. I guess because maybe they want a happy happy joy joy ending where Neo and Trinity run off and get married or something...

I haven't seen a really decent post about REAL REASONS why they hate Revolutions. I just hear "It sucked, I don't like the ending." in about 50 different ways.

How about I give REAL REASONS why I LOVE Revolutions. I liked how Trinity dies. IMO, she gave Neo the courage to sacrifice everything for the humans and machines. If she still lived, would Neo REALLY have let Smith take him over? I doubt it, since he couldn't live without her. SO, when she died, it gave Neo the strength to destroy BOTH Smith and himself for the sake of everyone and to finally end the war. That's NOT a typical Hollywood ending folks, the lovey dovey happily ever after ending is a typical ending.

I loved how it was NOT expected, and people were shocked at how they ended it, well I guess for the most part. With both the main hero and heroine dying at the end, it was really different. And when you look into the philosophy behind the ending, it really suits the Matrix Trilogy well. There's so many different ways you can look at the end and it'll make sense.

So, in other words...

trinity was meant to die.. [smith voice] it was her.. purp.. us.[/]

lol.. but u right he wudnt have canceled out smith if trin was still alive.. even persephone said that she would die.. so it was relevant the time wud come..

Am with you there Venus



Better than any hollywood ending

I love all three. Revolutions is so great, a fantastic movie. People complain because the Matrix and the machines were not destroyed.

Well, the message of the movie is deeper than "the good guys blowing up the bad guys"

Neo realized this, and it is cool that he ended up on the Logos which, as most matrix fans know, means word, and Ramakandras comments about love and karma being words kind of give the impression that that is what Neo is bringing to 01, instead of the hammer/the weapon.

Knowledge, love and peace against violence, hate and war.

Basically I love Revolutions and the whole trilogy is so awesome, it is truly mindblowing.

And it leaves you with so much to think about, it's so rich, and the trilogy is definatly responsible for me wanting to learn about philosophy and religion and stuff. And since I train kung fu I love the overload of martial arts in the movies.

The Matrix=Super whoa!

Fully agreed yipman. Very well said!

Thank you Mobil.

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