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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