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Well, it's out and I shall be buying it. "Why?!?" I hear you cry ... well, partly because I have the first two and I like closure and partly because I have the missus' nephews and nieces staying with us most weekends and holidays and a certain amount of my DVD purchases have them in mind.
The nephews (who are both 10) love The Matrix and Reloaded so they'll no doubt want to watch it, much the missus' annoyance.
The nephews (who are both 10) love The Matrix and Reloaded so they'll no doubt want to watch it, much the missus' annoyance.
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"Ignorance is bliss"
*eats a juicy steak*
*eats a juicy steak*
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> and if people will be allowed to leave the matrix, as the architect
> said, how are the machines going to survive without having enough
> power?
In Matrix 2 the architect said the machines were prepared for this, so it would probably mean less machines that are active.
Also, though they are given the choice, would a person rather live in an already established world - the world that they have grown up in, or inside a rock cavern and gruel for Christmas dinner?
> and if people will be allowed to leave the matrix, as the architect
> said, how are the machines going to survive without having enough
> power?
In Matrix 2 the architect said the machines were prepared for this, so it would probably mean less machines that are active.
Also, though they are given the choice, would a person rather live in an already established world - the world that they have grown up in, or inside a rock cavern and gruel for Christmas dinner?
the animatrix answers some questions, but poses more.
but I'll have to watch all of those again before I post about them.
but I'll have to watch all of those again before I post about them.
Well we don't know all of this.
I'm going to have a sort of Matrix "marathon" soon, so I may have a few more answers to these pressing questions.
I'm going to have a sort of Matrix "marathon" soon, so I may have a few more answers to these pressing questions.
They deserve a huge kick in the balls.
maybe so, but it doesn't show us any people at the end, so we are simply left to assume such things.
damned wachowski brothers.
damned wachowski brothers.
When the Smiths exploded, the people returned to their form.
the machines said there would be peace, which would indicate that agents would no longer be attacking humans in any way. you're right about the merovingian and the other rogue programs though - they weren't controlled by the machines, so it certainly leaves the door open for a sequel.
what I can't understand is what happens to all the people who were turned into agent smith, after smith was destroyed. were all these people killed? if so, who is going to live in the matrix, apart from all of these rogue programs.
and if people will be allowed to leave the matrix, as the architect said, how are the machines going to survive without having enough power?
there are too many unanswered questions, although I think they did that on purpose. matrix 4 anyone?
what I can't understand is what happens to all the people who were turned into agent smith, after smith was destroyed. were all these people killed? if so, who is going to live in the matrix, apart from all of these rogue programs.
and if people will be allowed to leave the matrix, as the architect said, how are the machines going to survive without having enough power?
there are too many unanswered questions, although I think they did that on purpose. matrix 4 anyone?
Here's what I don't get:
If the Agents all exploded and changed back to whoever their copied (we see Sati and the Oracle both waking up), but as we see in Reloaded, Smith turned many other Agents into Smiths, so wouldn't many of the blown up Smiths turn back into the agent form and therefore the Matrix wouldn't be peaceful.
And what about the Merovingian etc? I presume they're still in the Matrix, so it's far from perfect.
If the Agents all exploded and changed back to whoever their copied (we see Sati and the Oracle both waking up), but as we see in Reloaded, Smith turned many other Agents into Smiths, so wouldn't many of the blown up Smiths turn back into the agent form and therefore the Matrix wouldn't be peaceful.
And what about the Merovingian etc? I presume they're still in the Matrix, so it's far from perfect.
Psy©ho Fox wrote:
> One thing that has been bothering me from watching the film numourous
> times is that i still don't know how the oracle died (changed bodies)
> in between reloaded after we see her in the park before the 100
> smtihs fight, and at the beginning of revolutions?
She's still a program; a part of the machines. When she chose to help the rebels, I think that the machines must have altered her program in some way, meaning that choosing to help them cost her more than she anticipated and her appearance changed as such.
> One thing that has been bothering me from watching the film numourous
> times is that i still don't know how the oracle died (changed bodies)
> in between reloaded after we see her in the park before the 100
> smtihs fight, and at the beginning of revolutions?
She's still a program; a part of the machines. When she chose to help the rebels, I think that the machines must have altered her program in some way, meaning that choosing to help them cost her more than she anticipated and her appearance changed as such.
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