The Matrix Revolutions
Everything that has a beginning has an end.
The human city of Zion defends itself against the massive invasion of the machines as Neo fights to end the war at another front while also opposing the rogue Agent Smith.
- 6.7
- 2003
- Released
- 2h 9m
Keanu Reeves
Neo
Laurence Fishburne
Morpheus
Carrie-Anne Moss
Trinity
Hugo Weaving
Agent Smith
Jada Pinkett Smith
Niobe
Mary Alice
The Oracle
Harold Perrineau
Link
Collin Chou
Seraph
Harry Lennix
Commander Lock
Ian Bliss
Bane
Lambert Wilson
Merovingian
Bruce Spence
Trainman
Monica Bellucci
Persephone
Nona Gaye
Zee
Anthony Zerbe
Councillor Hamann
Tanveer K. Atwal
Sati
Helmut Bakaitis
The Architect
Kate Beahan
Coat Check GirlFrancine Bell
Councillor GraceRachel Blackman
CharraHenry Blasingame
Deus Ex MachinaMatt Castelli
Operations Officer Mattis
Essie Davis
Maggie
David Bowers
Q-Ball Gang Member #1Dion Horstmans
Q-Ball Gang Member #2
Lachy Hulme
Sparks
Christopher Kirby
MauserPeter Lamb
Colt
Nathaniel Lees
Mifune
Robert Mammone
AKJoe Manning
First Operator At Command
Maurice Morgan
Tower SoldierTharini Mudaliar
Kamala
Rene Naufahu
Zion Gate Operator
Robyn Nevin
Councillor Dillard
Genevieve O'Reilly
Officer WirtzKittrick Redmond
Second Operator At Command
Rupert Reid
Lock's Lieutenant
Kevin Michael Richardson
Deus Ex Machina (voice)
David Roberts
Roland
Richard Sydenham
Dock SergeantChe Timmins
Radio Bunker Man
Gina Torres
Cas
Clayton Watson
Kid
Cornel West
Councillor West
Bernard White
Rama-Kandra
Anthony Brandon Wong
Ghost
Roy Jones Jr.
Captain Ballard (uncredited)
Released
en
$150,000,000.00
$424,988,211.00
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- #rescue
- #future
- #mission
- #man vs machine
- #underground world
- #machine town
- #martial arts
- #kung fu
- #hero
- #dreams
- #fortune teller
- #artificial intelligence (a.i.)
- #computer
- #saving the world
- #flying
- #temple
- #computer virus
- #virtual reality
- #fight
- #faith
- #truth
- #philosophy
- #key
- #killer robot
- #subway
- #dystopia
- #sun
- #sunlight
- #precognition
- #super computer
- #ying yang
- #cyberpunk
- #philosophical
- #action hero
- #gnosticism
- #grand
Reviews
The Matrix I loved. The Matrix Reloaded I liked AND used it to teach... seriously. The Matrix Revolutions just stank. Seriously, it was really bad. Reloaded was kind of heavy handed on the philosophy... but it still had enough stylized action to compensate for characters who were so transparent representations of religious philosophies they were as vapid as steam. Revolutions kind o
And so the much-hyped Year Of The Matrix comes to an end. Truthfully, though, the real Year Of The Matrix was 1999, when the groundbreaking original proved to be the right film in the right place at the right time. Tapping into the cultural zeitgeist and Y2K fears about the power of machines over mankind, The Matrix not only revitalized slo-mo action sequences with its 'bullet-time' style, it had