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Audiences had their minds blown when “The Matrix” debuted back in 1999; the film combined incredibly well executed fight sequences with an impressive plot, compelling storytelling and pioneering special effects. By the time the third installment rolled around though, the material had been stretched thin, and any philosophical elements that had been introduced were left muddled and unexplored. Following the events of “The Matrix Reloaded”, the Sentinels are making their way towards Zion, and Neo and the crew must race to stop them before they destroy the last remaining human outpost. While there are some cool visuals, there’s nothing revolutionary about this sci-fi action flick, which made it a tepid conclusion to a trilogy that started off red-hot.

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Audiences had their minds blown when “The Matrix” debuted back in 1999; the film combined incredibly well executed fight sequences with an impressive plot, compelling storytelling and pioneering special effects. By the time the third installment rolled around though, the material had been stretched thin, and any philosophical elements that had been introduced were left muddled and unexplored. Following the events of “The Matrix Reloaded”, the Sentinels are making their way towards Zion, and Neo and the crew must race to stop them before they destroy the last remaining human outpost. While there are some cool visuals, there’s nothing revolutionary about this sci-fi action flick, which made it a tepid conclusion to a trilogy that started off red-hot.