Has anyone watch the whole matrix trilogy

ignoring how weird your OP is i'll answer the question I think you're trying to ask:

I appreciate what they were trying to do with Reloaded. I thought the whole concept of "the one" being part of the machine's need to balance the equation and keep control of humanity was a really good one. The problem was in how much time we spent in the real world as opposed to the matrix itself. In both 2 and 3 most if not all the time we spend actually in the matrix was pretty solid, but by Revolutions that's less than 25% of the movie.

The dialogue was also prequel level bad which led to some pretty stiff acting.

I actually like liked the 2nd one just fine. I don't get the hate.

The third one sucks.

That scene was awesome because so much of it was filmed practically without CGI. It took them over 3 months and they built a $2.5 million fake highway.

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When they ran out of ideas to copy (well, one idea), they had nothing, though I'm certain that they thought they were brilliant when farting out the 2nd and 3rd ones.

And now they're chicks, because they were always just a couple of freaks and not real directors.

C'mon you guys, the sequels had some redeeming value.

Reloaded, considered on its own, is one of the most beautiful kung fu movies I've ever seen.

Considered as part two of the Matrix trilogy... eh.

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the machines are willing to just end the matrix forever and give humanity their freedom but Trinity will die but he chooses the girl instead of humanity...gee thanks savior

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That's not what he says at all. He says the machines are going to kill everyone and start Zion over with a handful of survivors, including Neo and Trinity, OR he can leave and they'll kill everyone with no survivors.

The truce to end the matrix and give humanity their freedom came at the end of the 3rd movie when Neo was blind.