The Matrix Revolutions

Thank you for making this thread!

Let me first state that this thread is to have NO SPOILERS. I don't want to ruin the movie, and I'm sure no one else does. If you want to spoil, do it on your terms, don't ruin it for others.

This trailer shows something that Reloaded didn't have: Gun fights! The lobby shoutout scene in the first Matrix is quite possibly the best fight cene/action sequence I've ever seen. I'd like to see another.

The part where Neo and Smith were running at each other in the original trailer looked very promising, and I've yet to see this trailer, seeing that you said it was redone.

I'd like to go on a rant, i've been waiting to talk about it for awhile. Here it is:

Many fans of the first Matrix movie weren't very impressed with Reloaded, and I feel that they can't judge that movie until they see Revolutions and evaluate the series as a whole. Reloaded was the building blocks which build towards the huge climax, which is Revolutions. It's the calm before the storm, the silence before the boom. Many people were also confused by this movie, upon watching it 4 times I've been able to understand the 15 minute dialogue scenes better, and I've had a brand new appreciation for what the Wachowski Brothers are trying to portray. Reloaded requires you to play Enter The Matrix and watch the Animatrix movies to completely understand the whole storyline. For instance, remember a part where the scene flashed to a ship which was attacked and both guys killed? Blood splattered all over the screen if it helps you remember. You understand what happened upon playing the game and watching the animatrix. Do not evaluate Reloaded unless you've 1) Seen the first movie, 2) Seen Revolutions in November, 3) Played Enter The Matrix and 4) Watched the Animatrix. You'll come out with a biased opinion. I'm sorry if that was incoherent.

Im can't wait for Revolutions. I can't see it dissapointing me.

 

Exactly, the movies would be 5-6 hours long if they branched out and explained everything. Doing it this way is creative and more fun for the die-hard fan.

 

I don't really know much about Matchstick Men but I'm going to have to go see it now.

 

Meh, shouldn't be a problem. You put a link, so people can decide to spoil it or not. But when people post articles featuring spoilers where people have to sheild their eyes in order not to spoil it, that's what would be deleted.

Also, if you're putting up a link to spoilers, make sure you put a warning up. *points to edit in Hybrid Soldiers post*.