I went to see the final matrix movie. The special effects were impressive, but overall I thought it was not very good. I perceived it as selling out. In the first movie, you learn that our existence is actually a computer simulation that is run by a machine world that uses human beings (in short) as batteries. The machines and their agents in the simulations (what one might call the "system" in our world) are the "bad guys". But then part of the system ("Agent Smith") begins turning everyone else in the simulation into copies of himself in order to stop the good guys. In the end, the "good guys" end up defending the system against Agent Smith.
My take is that you are supposed to say that the "system" better than the destructive rogue agents that are just trying to destroy everything. What was a revolutionary message has been blunted and turned into a message that reifies the dominant paradigm. Pathetic.