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You know, in the original matrix trilogy. They never defeated the machines. It’s pretty obvious. So neo has the powers to break the rules because it’s not real right? Then he’s in the “real world” in the next movie and the next movie and he somehow still has the powers? Nah. The matrix had levels. The machines never lost
You know, in the original matrix trilogy. They never defeated the machines. It’s pretty obvious. So neo has the powers to break the rules because it’s not real right? Then he’s in the “real world” in the next movie and the next movie and he somehow still has the powers? Nah. The matrix had levels. The machines never lost
I watched analysis of original movie and there was many different theories like Agent Smith is a human, Zion is just another level of matrix, Morpheus is a program, ect.
But, yeah, machines did not lose. It was like peace treaty between them and humans.
I watched analysis of original movie and there was many different theories like Agent Smith is a human, Zion is just another level of matrix, Morpheus is a program, ect.
But, yeah, machines did not lose. It was like peace treaty between them and humans.
I’m saying neos whole thing is he has powers because the matrix isn’t real. Then he goes into the “real world” and still has powers. That doesn’t make sense
I’m saying neos whole thing is he has powers because the matrix isn’t real. Then he goes into the “real world” and still has powers. That doesn’t make sense
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