»Why people didn't like reloaded and revolutions«

I think that the reason people say the first one was better is because the first one was about the one nad focused on neo aside form the war and the matrix. Reloaded how ever was involved stories like Links and that Zion gathering. I think that they were too long or they focused on them too much. Revolututions was good in my opinion. It had its flawsas explained in matrix-explained, but not enough to say that it sucked.I guess it sort of ruiend the squeal to it for some people. Maybe if Reloaded focused more on The One, the War, and a lot The Matrix then it would have been better. But besides that, the movie was kicked ass.

I think it was more the fact that the Wachowskis scripted questions to which they didn't really provide real, satisfactory answers, they just answered questions with another question... They set the bar really high in terms of visual FX, and they kept on bringing out excellent special FX throughout all three films, but the problem is their films became too formulaic. In the first film, they posed some really fantastical philosophical, meaning-of-life style questions (hell, they got me thinking), but Matrix 2 was more sort of filler between 1 and 3, and 3 didn't really answer those questions, it become more of a fightfest with unanswered questions and missed opportunities for further character development.

Matrix 1 was obviously a labour of love for them, and then the other two films were made at the expense of not being quite so deep, perhaps.

The first film was the best for me. It posed questions gave answers and finished with a Big satisfying bang!

In the sequels, everytime they are in the matrix they are seperated and never together. Its always NEO by himself asking the oracle stupid questions which are NEVER answered

There are no more group missions no gangs, no normal people trapped in the matrix, no fields, no sense of real danger. I mean Honestly, Neo and Morpheus didnt even fight side by side or hang out inside the matrix. They had no action together, and thats pathetic!

And how in hell did Morpheus and Trinity fight agents and last as long as they did? especially these stronger faster upgrades?

Because they believed in the Prophecy (Morpheus) and in love (Trinity). And if you are so close to what they think is the end of the war, your mind makes you more powerfull. Just believe it! Believing and having faith gives great strength.

The first film in a series always has an advantage. It introduces THE IDEA the fundamental basis for the story. With any films that follow the viewers already know the BIG idea so the producers have to find something else to maintain the excitement.

The Matrix was unusual because it is the first film I know of to use a visualizable cyberspace and took it farther than any sci-fi book I have read. Most books just have hackers and power users going in and out at will. I don't know of any other story with the entire human race in cyberspace and not knowing it. It was fantastic. I have talked to people in the past year who still don't get it.

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Most of the people I talk to seem to hate Reloaded and Revolutions, I don't know why though. Maybe people had come up with their own little ideas as to what was going to happen and then it turned out completely different. Personally I love the trilogy, I think it's absolutely brilliant.

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