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i'd rate them all pretty much equal although reloaded would be slightly lower because it had a pretty poor plot and was mainly based on fighting which was still good but the other two combine them both.
and for revolutions it's pretty much the best film i've ever seen. and from all the stuff i've heard other people say about it it seems like the only reason they dont like it is because you actually have to think in order to understand the storyline instead of just having it handed to you like most films do. |
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