Reloaded is a big, loud, stupid mess. It's kind of fun because the action gets so over the top, and it has a couple really cool moments and characters. Overall it's a half-good movie, but half of it is bad, too. Like... How stupid it is. And how at this point the story of the Matrix is starting to fall apart.
Revolutions is a piece of crap. There are some just absolutely moronic scenes with Super Saiyan fighting in the air, it focuses on Zion and becomes a horrible Michael Bay Transformers movie (predating those films, but it's still awful) with the crappy mechs fighting robots. It's almost like George Lucas wrote that part.
"Let's see, who do we care least about?"
"Um, how about the mechs and disposable Zion dwellers we haven't gotten to know and generally don't like?"
"Brilliant! Say, this gives me an idea for Star Wars. What if... Now get this... What if, instead of robots fighting HUMANS, robots were fighting CLONES! They're like humans, but we care even LESS what happens to them!"
"Brilliant sir, may I commence with licking your boot?"
"You may."
The only scene I can remotely tolerate from that film is the fight on the ship between Neo, Trinity and Smith. Why? Because there's some actual tension and consequence. At this point nothing in The Matrix holds much threat for Neo (one notable exception, but you can't be "defeated" if it's destiny), but fighting outside of it removes his Jesus-like martial arts prowess and stupid invulnerability. So yeah, the one good scene.
All this is my opinion, obviously. I'm not going to argue opinion to opinion with somebody. If you thought the movie was good, fine, but I would suggest that many people, even viewing the films separately, would say they suck. Most folks I talk to who have seen the Matrix movies think the second and third ones suck (with good reason).
Edit: Oh, forgot about the train station. So, two scenes I thought were okay in Revolutions. But let us not forget those scenes are tiny compared to the entirety of the film.
