Gabriel Syme didn't like Matrix 3 either.

The only good moment in the film is during the fight between Neo and Agent Smith who angrily and hatefully asks Neo the big WHY. Why does he fight him, why does he fight at all?! Himself, other people, duty, honour, or even something as insipid as love? The answer is Because I have a choice.

And. you. dear reader. have. a choice. of not. going. to see. the film.

So that's a no. And as he also mentions, he also didn't care for M2.

I'm waiting for Love Actually to be a rentable DVD and am now brooding on a spoof combination synopsis of Love Actually and Kill Bill, called Actually I'd Rather Kill Sandra Bullock, written and directed by Quentin Curtis. In this, Hugh Grant goes on a revenge spree to kill everyone who had anything to do with his film career to date, which only happened because he fell into an Upper Class Forgetfulness Coma and a succession of comedy script writers and producers with no consciences then decided, all unknown to him, to turn him into a Romantic Lead. It climaxes in a huge fight with Julia Roberts, in which Hugh says: "What I want to know is: Why does there always have to be an American actress in it? I'm fed up with American actresses." Pow, bang, swish, etc. That's pretty much it.