Film Reviews by TP

Reasonably entertaining, effects laden third part of the Matrix trilogy. There is nothing particularly wrong with the film, but like the Matrix Reloaded it suffers from comparison to the orignal, excellent film. Whereas the first film

was a lean, idea-driven story that used aspects of Japanese animation to create a hugely entertaining and original movie, this film basically takes the more is more approach and bombards us with digital imagery and massive set pieces. Residual good will toward the main characters helps to maintain interest in events and Keanu Reaves is as likeable as ever, but this is a long way from the standard of the original.