The Matrix Revolutions

Remastered to stunning effect.

Another demo track from the trilogy set.

As with Reloaded, two Commentaries make it to the 4K disc itself, whilst all the old Featurette-driven extras are on the second Blu-ray disc.

Surely not what anyone envisaged when they imagined how this epic saga would conclude.

Unlike the film itself, the presentation is every bit as good as fans could have hoped for.

According to information provided to me by a Warner Brothers source, this 2160p,HEVC/H.265-encoded UHD of The Matrix Revolutions�is based on a new 4K scan of the originalcamera negative created by Warner's...

Let's begin with the stupid disc authoring, which plagues all three discs in The Matrix trilogy andappears to be a now-established standard practice at Warner Brothers. You have to wonderwhether the executives...

As with The Matrix UHD, Warner has separated the independent special features onto a separatedisc, except that with both Reloaded�and Revolutions, they've dropped some of them:specifically, the films'...

It Is Done . . . in 4KAfter its breathtaking 4K revival of The Matrix earlier this year, it was inevitable that WarnerBrothers would also release the two disappointing sequels on UHD. Confirmed fans could...

There are sequences in the Matrix sequels that I still enjoy, and I suspect I'm not alone in findingthese films more pleasurable in small doses. Neo's encounter with the Architect in Reloaded isalways...