The Matrix Revolutions [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray]

Overview

Shot back-to-back with The Matrix Reloaded, the third and final installment of Andy Wachowski and Larry Wachowski's sci-fi action saga picks up where the second film left off. The machines have reached Zion, and the citizens of the Earth's last inhabited city struggle to fend off the violent onslaught of the Sentinals. Meanwhile, both Neo (Keanu Reeves) and the machine that created the Matrix must contend with Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), a renegade program that is gaining power with every passing moment. Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, and Jada Pinkett Smith are among the other returning cast members.

Product Details

Release Date:	10/30/2018
UPC:	0883929623525
Original Release:	2003
Source:	WARNER HO
Language:	English
Format:	Blu-ray

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Mary Alice	The Oracle
Francine Bell	Councillor Grace
Tankveer K. Atwal	Actor,Sati
Kate Beahan	Coat Check Girl
Rachel Blackman	Charra
Kevin M. RIichardson	Actor
David Bowers	Q-Ball Gang Member #1
Dion Horstmans	Q-Ball Gang Member #2
Zeke Castelli	Operations Officer Mattis
Lachy Hulme	Sparks
Joe Manning	Actor
Kittrick Redmond	Second Operator At Command
Maurice Morgan	Tower Soldier
Tharini Mudaliar	Kamala
Bruce Spence	Trainman
Richard Sydenham	Dock Seargeant
Che Timmins	Radio Bunker Man
Nona M. Gaye	Actor
Ngai Sing	Seraph
Kathryn Jenkins	Hel Club Trainee Pony-Girl
Nicole Roberts	Hel Club Slave
Cassandra Williams	Bubble Girl
Jessica Wynands	Hel Club Pony Girl
Henry Blasingame	Deus Ex Machina
Rupert Reid	Lock's Lieutenant
Kevin Richardson	Deus Ex Machina
Jada Pinkett-Smith	Actor
Harry J. Lennix	Actor
Matt McColm	Actor
Collin Chow	Actor
Clayton Watson	Actor
Zig Gron	Composer
Jason Bentley	Composer
Joey Rand	Composer
Ben Watkins	Composer
Tom Steel	Composer
Damon Tedesco	Composer
Bill Talbott	Composer
John Ross	Composer

Technical Credits

Lana Wachowski	Producer,Producer
Erwin Stoff	Producer,Executive Producer
Paul Berolzheimer	Sound Effects,Sound/Sound Designer
Alex Altrocchi	Producer
John Clinton	Producer
Amber Wong	Executive Producer
Toby Copping	Key Grip
Buf Compagnie	Special Effects
Sarah Shores	Special Effects
Tim Wessling	Special Effects
Mali Finn	Casting
Darko Tuscan	Stunts
Warrick Sadler	Stunts
Bobby Bowles	Stunts
Nicolas Bonnell	Producer
Lawson W. Owen	Producer
Jenny Fulle	Executive Producer
Roger Dodd	Special Effects
Dennis Forry	Special Effects
Ann Podlozny	Producer
Jules Roman	Executive Producer
Wedrell James	Special Effects
Jeffrey Valdez	Special Effects
Ousuan Elam	Stunts
Darren Prescott	Stunts
Yasca Sinigaglia	Stunts
Mick Roughan	Stunts
David Leitch	Stunts
Scott McLean	Stunts
Keir Beck	Stunts
Melanie Peyton-Smith	Stunts
John L. Jack	Producer
Janet Yale	Producer
Ian Bird	Key Grip
Gary Gill	Key Grip
Greg Tidman	Key Grip
Matt Prine	Special Effects
Richard Spah	Special Effects
Danial Donai	Stunts
Alex Kuzelicki	Stunts
Michelle Comerford	Stunts
Peter Jerimijenko	Stunts
Danielle Burgio	Stunts
Lou Horvarth	Stunts
Bernadette van Gyen	Stunts
Aaron Walters	Stunts
Avril Wynne	Stunts
Phil Meacham	Stunts
Darren Mitchell	Stunts,Sound/Sound Designer
Angela Moore	Stunts
Harry Dakanalis	Stunts
Charles Hobson	Stunts
Puvan Pather	Stunts
Gillian Statham	Stunts
Marky Lee Campbell	Stunts
Cathie Small	Stunts
Min Windle	Stunts
Ray Anthony	Stunts
Brad Martin	Stunts
Nash Edgerton	Stunts
Graham Jahne	Stunts
Chris Mitchell	Stunts
Brit Sooby	Stunts
Raelene Chapman	Stunts
Tiger Chen	Stunts
Julia Evershade	Sound Editor
Andrew Lackey	Sound/Sound Designer
Mark Larry	Sound/Sound Designer
Richard Adrian	Sound/Sound Designer
Michael Edward Johnson	Sound/Sound Designer
Dane Davis	Sound/Sound Designer
The Wachowski Brothers	Director

Editorial Reviews

The final installment in the Matrix trilogy brings the saga to a rousing conclusion, pitting the remnants of humanity against the mechanical minions of the Merovingian in all-out war. Sibling directors Andy and Larry Wachowski, whose previous entries in the series helped redefine action-oriented sci-fi movies, throw everything but the proverbial kitchen sink into this eye-popping sequel. As in the previous Matrix movies, the seemingly incongruous blending of sophisticated special-effects sequences with the screenplay's elliptical mysticism makes for a uniquely entertaining hybrid. All along we have been told that reluctant hero Neo (Keanu Reeves) is "The One," humanity's chosen savior, and he gets to prove it repeatedly. The climactic clash with his indefatigable adversary, Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving) looks like a live-action version of a comic-book battle, and it's one the film's many highlights. Also back again to fulfill their destinies are Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) and Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), who've been with Neo from the beginning of his struggles within the Matrix. Occasionally it appears as though the Wachowskis' reach has exceeded their grasp: some of the supporting characters are insufficiently developed, and the presence of Italian sex siren Monica Bellucci amounts to barely a cameo. But Revolutions never stints on the action, which includes extensive battle sequences that rate among the best ever attempted. As the grand finale of an epic trilogy, the movie may not have the most rewarding ending, but the exciting impact of The Matrix -- both on movies and pop culture in general -- remains undeniable.