LotR: RotK

[Rinnhart]

Plot for the first movie: good, humans against machines, battle for survival, all is groovy. Second and Third: bad, machines against machines, mental control over machines in the real world, attempt at order/chaos duoality that really didnt work. In all I just think they were going for something that was *way* too deep than it needed to be, and it really showed.

I thought they didn't go deep enough, personally. They had so many possibilities open to them with the foreshadowing provided by the second movie: and the only one that was carried through to any reasonable extent was the damn Agent Smith bit (which was a lame plot twist, if you ask me).

Oh, and I believe this has been said somewhere before, but if Zion is able to keep and maintain "uber" technology and high-yeild munitions, why cant they get a textiles factory working? Is it too much of a stretch to have an entire population in clothes that werent all torn and scraggly?

Glad I wasn't the only one bothered by that.