The Matrix Revolutions primarily deals with the fallout of Neo’s choice at the end of Reloaded – not only are the machines still on their way to destroy Zion, but Neo has to work out how to ...

2003’s The Matrix Reloaded was perhaps the most anticipated motion picture sequel of all time, not named Star Wars. To this day, I can’t decide if the Wachowski siblings’ blockbuster sequel ...

It followed “The Matrix Reloaded,” which opened on May 15, 2003. ... (Bane) that has been possessed by the villainous Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving).

In The Matrix Reloaded, the Architect lays out Neo’s impossible choice. ... Smith proceeds to exit the Matrix in Bane’s body, and the ship returns to Zion with Agent Smith-as-Bane.

While en route to the city, Neo and Trinity are ambushed by Bane, a human resistance fighter assimilated by Agent Smith during the events of The Matrix Reloaded. Neo fights Bane, and in the ...

The Matrix Revolutions ended the original trilogy, ... Released just six months after The Matrix Reloaded, both 2003 movies act as part one and part two of what is essentially one big story ...

The evidence-In ‘The Matrix Reloaded’, Neo manages to disable a group of attacking sentinel machines in the “real world” by using some unseen force – telling Carrie-Anne Moss’ character Trinity: ...

When "The Matrix"'s own sequels arrived in 2003, however, the shoe was firmly on the other foot. Like "The Phantom Menace" four years earlier, "The Matrix Reloaded" and "The Matrix Revolutions ...

The Matrix (1999) was a stealth fighter, a secret weapon that utterly outfoxed its jumbo-sized near-contemporary, The Phantom Menace. The Matrix Reloaded, the first part of an epic single sequel ...