The Matrix Revolutions

The Matrix Revolutions, written and directed by the Wachowski brothers, is the third film in the Matrix trilogy. It was released worldwide on November 5, 2003. The Wachowski brothers, stars Keanu Reeves and Jada Pinkett Smith were present in Tokyo at the opening of the movie.

Despite intially poor reviews, The Matrix Revolutions broke box-office records for its opening weekend, but is dwarfed in comparison with its predecessor.

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Near the end of the film, as Neo and Trinity are heading for 01 (the machine city), their path of travel is diverted so as to escape the onslaught of "squiddies". For the first time in the trilogy, we are given a glimpse of the sun as it appears -- in the real world -- above the smoke barrier, which Trinity describes as being "beautiful". Shortly thereafter, The Logos crash-lands in a black spire, the impact of which causes metal spikes to impale Trinity. Grieving yet steadfast, Neo continues on, and strikes a bargain with the deus ex machina. Neo offers to stop the Smith infestion which has caused The Matrix to go into a state of disarray in exchange for peace between the machines and humans.

Neo faces off against Smith, whose powers seem to have grown to rival his. The match ends when Neo allows Smith to copy himself over to his shell, which somehow results in the destruction of both beings.

The film ends with what some have interpreted as a Matrix "reset" and a sun is being risen by the exile Sati. However, the hue of the artificial world is no longer that of a drab green, that is, this new version of The Matrix has come to be symbolic of rebirth, The Oracle still believes that Neo is still alive somewhere, back in the real world, Neo is transported on a metal deathbed to his final resting place, in the bright orange light.

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