Matrix Down Under

Looking completely knackered, Keanu Reeves and co. arrived in Sydney for the premiere of The Matrix Revolutions.

The last instalment of the Matrix trilogy, sees the final battle between Keanu's character, Neo and Hugo Weaving's Agent Smith.

Reeves was joined by Weaving for the Australian premiere, happily posing on Sydney harbour with Jada Pinkett Smith and producer Joel Silver.

The movie was shown at the city's Opera House - normally reserved for classical concerts - which was covered with green strobe lights reminiscent the film.

According to Keanu, it "felt right" to be back in Australia for when the film opens.

"It couldn't have been made anywhere else... it's wonderful to work in a place where you're wanted."

Apart from Mr Silver, the actors looked like they were suffering from severe jetlag or perhaps just an overdose of premieres and screenings and the like.

Still, once this one's out of the way, they'll be able to put the whole Matrix bandwagon behind them - unless it's decided some prequels are necessary. (Something Silver says won't happen...)

The movie is the first film ever to have a concurrent opening at cinemas and IMAX screens across the world on November 5th.