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  Review by sydney ★★★★★ 14

  god is a black grandma, jesus is but an ambassador while women and black people do all the dirty work, the worst threat humanity has faced is the ever-expanding army of white men in business suits, love and hope are still the most powerful things in the universe. a miracle that this even exists.

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  Review by kársten ★★★ 2

  “The only way you're getting through this door is over my big dead ass” 

  they don’t write movies like they used to

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  Review by IHE 59

  $150,000,000 B-Movie. Absolute trash, hilarious though.

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  Review by nickusen 3

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  it’s possible I only feel this way because I just watched the entire series in a 24 hour period, but i’m pretty sure that trinity & neo flying above the machines, the smoke, the lightening & the darkness to see the clear, blue sky for one brief, glorious moment is one of the most transcendent moments in movies

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  Review by matt lynch ★★★★ 3

  downright refreshing to see a planned-for-years third installment in a major studio franchise that's not just a series of buttons on narrative beats or paid-off teases, not just a setup-and-release joybuzzer that's a commercial for itself. the narrative, structural and thematic rhymes -- even down to individual compositions -- with the first film are too numerous to count. plus there's the Battle of Zion, about 35 minutes smack in the center that's certainly among the longest and has to be among the most dazzling sequences of the CGI era. Hugo Weaving's scary evil mastermind laugh forever.

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  Review by maria ★★★ 9

  this series taught me to never underestimate the power of black leather, being emo and keanu reeves and my ass feels blessedt

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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★ 8

  Needs more Train Man

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  Review by demi adejuyigbe 3

  this is the most “final movie of a blockbuster trilogy” any film in the history of cinema has ever been

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  Review by fran hoepfner ★★★★½

  very moved 💔 I can see why people really didn’t go for this in 2003. luckily I am from the future, and I have a master’s degree.

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★★½ 9

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  An end to a cycle and the beginning of a new one. A coda that breathlessly, tirelessly fights for a victory, even if it's doomed to repeat once more. Revolutions offers a few ground-rules and then it's all climax, as showy and confident as they come. The seeds of Speed Racer are definitely here, with the grandiose battle compositions and the unabashed arcs of heroism given new life through diversity and fearlessness, and the structure is so radical - essentially a more successful version of The Battle of the Five Armies. The Wachowski sisters are as imaginative and inspiring as the works they construct; beaming with possiblity and ingenuity.

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  Review by Branson Reese 2

  This guy I knew in eighth/ninth grade Paul who used to shout “HADOUKEN” in class said this was the best movie he’d ever seen and then promptly switched schools. I assume it was unrelated but I always sort of believed it was to avoid dealing with the consequences of saying that.

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  Review by jpark ★★★★★ 33

  ”six hours ago, I was ready to give my life for you. Do you know what has changed in the last six hours?....nothing.”

  Cast aside some of the most beautiful, thrilling and electric CGI creations ever put to film. Ignore the unconsciously diverse cast, empowering and representing all genders and races with a naturalist touch impossible to find anywhere else in Hollywood. Disregard the wholly satisfying conclusion, the impeccable storytelling and provocative script. Pay absolutely no heed to the uncanny directorial prowess of the Wachowski siblings; their innate ability to compose, orchestrate and execute every single function of this film with precision and grace. And finally, take no notice of the creative powers at work here, the genuine expansion of…