Am I the only one currently playing this game on Android?

Like what happen to where he discovers and ponders the matrix and how did he found out about Morpheus. We just start off after trinity’s encounter with an agent and convo with cypher and neo is just sleeping at a computer. But like he already knew of the matrix and Morpheus?

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We know what would happen if in Real Life, Carrington Event was about to hit the earth, We would go back to medieval ancient times and Dark Ages, and more than 90% of population would die in year before historical conflicts would return. But what would happen to machines from Matrix if Carrington Even smashed into Earth? well Matrix would likely be destroyed, Glitching into nothingness stop existing, Inviduals who are in the Matrix would wake up or die, And even if they wake up, There would not be an spaceship to get them off the pod so they die due to Hypothermia. But what about the machines? Would they save themselves, or entire species of machines would die out like some extinct animal?

I can hear it too

Obviously if you're mentally well it's totally fine, but I always thought this Animatrix short was quite irresponsible and potentially dangerous.

It depicts a depressed teenager who's a bit of an outsider who sets himself free via suicide.

It wouldn't surprise me if at least one mentally ill individual has tried to "free themselves" by copying this.

Anyone got thoughts?

How do I unlock specific levels for me to play? I wanted to play more interesting and cool stages.

So basically NPH claimed that since no one was going to like the sentimentality of Neo and Trinity, then Neo and Trinity would be compelled to return to their pods and continue their solitude lives apart from each other.

To which Neo and Trinity scoffed and said 'No'

So what head canon have you come up with to explain this final 'battle'?

Does anyone have any recs for good literature on The Matrix (the first) or the original trilogy, and especially on the philosophical and religious themes?

I recently watched the matrix trilogy for the first time and started diving into the lore and it got me thinking.

If robots like in the matrix existed and started protesting/rioting for their own rights would you support them or side against them?

I personally would side against them until they were all destroyed, broken down & recycled

Hi folks, I've seen all the Matrix films quite a few times now.

Not the original trilogy for a year to two, though. I did The Matrix this week and now plan to watch Reloaded (starting) tonight.

Since the last time I watched these movies I actually have identified as transgender and this prompted me to watch again as I know there are hints of certain parts being an analogy for this.

Anyway, not meaning to give too much info but are there any tips for generally getting myself in the right mindset to watch part two?

Anything to look out for or should I just enjoy the ride and see it as a cerebral/action movie experience? I hear people say there is a big change in tone from part one to part two?

Anyway, glad to find this group in here, I do love these movies. Watching part one again was great!

How can I improve my experience in the Matrix universe by including games and looking cooler?

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How are Bugs (sans blue hair and cool fit) and Seq in the bathroom for brief moment with faux-Morpheus as he’s trying to get Neo to take the red pill and exit through the mirror?

I say faux-Morpheus only because my issue with this version is that they don’t have a scene with him and Neo where Neo really laments his friend is gone but not really and the faux one has a line about “he never stopped searching for you two…not once” because clearly at some point in the last 60 years in universe Morpheus either died or was killed (I refuse to acknowledge the Matrix Online as canon, I just do).

... is that both Reeves and Moss aged like fine wine. They were beautiful people to begin with, but now they're just drop-dead gorgeous.

I also think their acting improved tremendously. I never really cared about their romance until this film, where it felt so real and immediate. Especially the scene in which they exit the Matrix, and they both look so aged and weary, but clinging on to each other.

Their performances were so good that I found myself not actually missing Weaving and Fishburne that much, which is very impressive. The absences of the real Smith and Morpheus actually enabled me to focus more on the isolation that Neo and Trinity would be feeling after 60 years.

It is ironic that humans and programs in these films behave identically, there's a subdued robotic quality to the human characters. Is there any discussion behind this choice in interviews? One would think the human characters should be especially personable and warm and, well, human to contrast with the machines. Even the jokes are often delivered in a deadpan way.

I've watched the Wachowski's other films and I can see their style of dialogue is distinctive, but the way it's performed isn't always the same. There's this cinematic, bordering on pretentious or cheesy quality to the writing that somehow works so well. But as for performances, Bound and Jupiter Ascending and Speed Racer couldn't be more different. So I'm suspecting the performance style in the Matrix is intentional, but I'd love to know the reasoning for it.

What is going on lol. I feel like there was such a huge shift in vision and atmosphere. The first felt so liminal and off putting in its own way, but the second feels like a different story. I’m at the club rave scene, I’m curious as to how the story progresses

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I have seen the first Matrix probably 30-40 times, I just got to wonder what would’ve been different if Tank hadn’t skipped the introduction training courses.