Matrix Revolutions

I had not seen any thing on it being on tape!I mean I know that Matrick's reloaded is on dvd and video but I had not seen Revoutions anywhere in the store.
Are you sure?Would it be on tv if it was on video or dvd? Well anyway I will go check it out thanks for telling me anyway!See you around!JM

I would think the solution wouldn't be that simple. To power all the machines on the planet with solar power, they would have had to construct an array of incredible magnitude, that would only ever be able to ensare sunlight for around 10-14 hours per day depending on the earths tilt/position at whatever time of year it happened to be. So, a planatery scale array would have had to been constructed. I think this would have been fine if the machines hadn't been a lot more primitive at the start of the war. If one studied the chronology of the man/machine war, aka The Second Renaissance, it would become clear that the machines just weren't advanced enough to engage in a project like a planetary solar array miles above the earth. I mean, the whole reason the symbiotic relationship started was because of the timing of Operation Darksky (errr, that's not the name but it's something like that, I can't remember the real name right now). From what I gathered from watching the Seconfd Renaissance, the machines were losing for a long time, as they weren't smart enough to gain any sort of advantage. Once the machine started to win, man got desperate and formulated a plan. This plan was out of pure desperation and nothing more. It was a bad plan. I think after this happened the machines went into their own sort of desperation mode, and went for the fastest way out of the situation. So, they had been studying the human for many years and a solution presented itself, It may have been that they thought about a solar array, but the array plan would have had two glaring problems.

The array would be vulnerable to attack

The array didn't ALSO remove the enemy.

The human battery plan is clearly and logically the better plan, and the machine's logic circuits would choose it 100% of the time.

Not to mention the story would have much less impact if man hadn't created the problem in the first place.

Or they could have just built a big fan to get rid of all the smoke... I know it wouldn't be a very good movie if the human race wasn't enslaved, but it just seems to me that there was thousands of ways of getting energy that the machines could have used. By studing the human race they could have seen us experement with renewable energy resources, also the humans must have had power stations, rivers, wind etc.... If the machines had the power to enslave humans then they also had the power to just go and kill them and nick whatever they where using....

But it wouldn't have been a good film now would it...

You need to be a little bit clearer with your questions Sweetie... and always check the DVD Forum... jrs always keeps us up to date...

MATRIX REVOLUTIONS

I just saw it for the first time. It was awful.

A lack of a continuous storyline kept me BORED. About three quarters of the movie is filled with the most tedious 'epic' war scene I have ever seen. I had no idea what was going on. It just didn't fuse well with Reloaded as the ideas and explanations from that just were not evaluated.

The script was just sickening. How many cheesey predictable lines were said? It felt like Pearl Harbour all over again....

Yes the effects were darn good throughout but so what? That's not enough.

Why didn't they leave it as a single movie?

There is a statement in The Second Renaissance where the narrator states:

"The machine, drawing power from the human body, an endlessly multiplying, infinitely renewable energy source, this is the very essence of the Second Renaissance."

I think this is why they chose humans, as Power stations aren't infinitely renewable and endlessly multiplying

so they better or i will go threaten them!