This compulsory finale to the "Matrix" trilogy is neither intellectually challenging (which the first movie is) nor kinetically captivating (a la the second). "Revolutions" is a boring, joyless exercise in post-MTV filmmaking, made even worse by a plot that is impenetrable. It's like playing a video game in which the rules aren't explained.
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Sanford & Son of a Bitch
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"Anvil!" pursues its dream at all costs
What started as a Game Boy Advance series that Nintendo execs deemed "too Japanese" for US audiences has finally found its way onto American DS systems. After playing through the game, it makes me wish they would have taken this chance sooner.
