re: THE MATRIX 4 And 5 In 3D?

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Is it just me, or did it seem like Matrix 2 and 3 may have had some potential if they were combined into a single film? There is absolutely nothing about these films that says they needed to be separated. I mean aside from finding out that Smith can multiply and is no longer part of the system, really nothing important happens in Reloaded until he meets the Architect. Getting the key maker was just wasting an hour and a half for no reason other than to have the freeway scene and Neo fighting those guys with weapons. Not to mention they frick around in Zion for the first 30 minutes of the film, when it adds little to nothing to the plot, especially the stupid dance/sex scene.

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I think I'm the only one who likes the rave/sex scene. It's what seperates us from machines.

That said, I liked 2 despite its flaws, but 3 is just the worst bits of 2 without the great action sequences. Reloaded had a lot of interesting ideas that didn't go anywhere, and were resolved to an unsatisfactory degree in Revolutions.