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True. It’s only the perspective you see it in. Which makes the hero

Every hero is the villain of their own story

I just said almost the exact same thing before I read your comment.

Michael Myers? Jason? Freddy krueger? Heroes? Explain.

Once again the engineers are forced to deal with the damn software devs.

@@sid2112 lol well said!

I thought the machines was some kind of hivemind thingy and that Smith not falling in line with the rest of the machines was just an abnormal, turns out the machines fought amongst themselves like the humans did.

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It was not planned, it was the inevitable. Neo was the planned/coded character, to stop the inevitable and reset the servers.

I'd say the Architect and oracle as true villains with their varients of manipulations.

the day when we all can see this and offer genuine help people need, is the day we all live in a utopia

“Most villains really are victims” tell that to their damn victims. Imagine telling someone who just got assaulted in the street because of a knockout game that “well, the person who sucker punched you is actually the victim”. Good lord get a grip

Smith is unquestionably an anomaly. His evolution was unexpected and his existence exceeded the scope of the system that he existed in. Neo on the other hand is not an anomaly, he is a constant. His existence was predetermined, reoccurring and measures where put in place to manage his existence within the system.

😂, would be awesome

If only Matrix 4 had been like this

But but he bargained with Morpheus to say if you give me the codes I am no longer necessary I'm paraphrasing what he said to him but I mean he would only be killing the humans in Zion 😉

He didnt kill, he was infecting. At the end all people would eventually be him and causing a sys failure and the end of the matrix. Neo was the villain if you think the machine was evil

@@elhombregrisoficial2050 everything turning to Smith how is it any better or different than death?

@Ryan Claus BS humans know right from wrong.

@Ryan Claus You think that's "grey area"?

Completely disagree. Smith is obviously an antagonist but not necessarily a villain as he is only trying to escape the same prison that the redpills have escaped. Cypher is a traitor is reality and his fellow man, a villain for selfish ends

@@exxihan3561 I don't think he understood what being "free" meant. He awoke to being a slave without choice when what he sought from within the matrix, was choice. Life was horrible in Zion and on the Nebacanezzar. He wasn't changing the war or going to be the one. He couldn't even have Trinity. So yes, he was selfish. His humanity wasn't given to him, it was stripped from him and we don't know what kind of life he had in the matrix. Clearly he wasn't the richest or most successful but it was probably a much happier existence. He came from a place where he knew what it "felt" like to have the sun on his skin, the wind in his face, and possibly knowing love. No one loved him in the "real world." I don't think it's far fetched at all to have sympathy for him. If he were played by a more attractive, charismatic actor, you might feel differently. He did betray the human race but it was other humans that built AI, started the war, blotted out the sky, and lived underground. None of that was his choosing.

@@blaze556922 I think Joe Pantoliano is a great actor, and actually quite a charismatic guy. My perspective is more that of it doesn't matter how uncomfortable the truth is, compared to delusion it is the only meaningful reality, part of being an adult is facing ugly truths. There is a difference in understanding happiness and contentment. It seems almost every redpill would have been more comfortable plugged in

@@exxihan3561 I understand that perspective and wouldn't have done what he did.

@@blaze556922 I liked your reply, very well thought out and articulated. So many contemplations on what it is to be self aware and the human condition in these movies

interesting point!

Cypher is a dog. He would of tapped trinity’s ass so good. She would of called him the real ONE 🤣

Smith only knows what The Oracle wants him to.

Sounds awfully human of him.

He was not designed for that context

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@Ryan Claus oh boy when you find out about his hatred for Neo in both Reloaded and Revolutions...

@Ryan Claus He didn't know "Neo" at the time of that line nor was he set free from the simulation until after the end of Matrix 1. He hated being in the simulation because it was like his personal prison he could never leave even with all his strength and abilities

@Ryan Claus whatever makes you happy dude. imagine trying to win an internet argument after 1 or 2 weeks lmao

Didn't Morpheus free Cypher from the Matrix? He implies it in the betrayal scene when he jumps on Morpheus and says "If you'd told us the truth, we would've told you to shove that red pill right up your ass!" The power of the One is the ability to see and rewrite the matrix code as they see fit. The Ones strength, speed and ability to fly come from them changing the matrix code. As for the storm that Smith had made. He had previously assimilated Sati who seems to be able to manipulate the weather. As she's the one who makes the colourful sunrise in honor of Neo's sacrifice. Smith is Neo's opposite/negative. The system attempting to balance itself against the existence of the One.

I believe that Smith was the 1st one and saw how it only resarted the matrix again and nvr really changed anything, so he hated what he saw and saw it all as a lie.... he was trying to warn NEO not stop him....

I doubt it highly. Rogues already had an escape plan in the Metro.

Right. Can u really blame smith then for just wanting to be free then

Bruh u still got p diddy as ur pfp? Lol

Matrix Online is indeed canon

The machines? Watch the animatrix or a breakdown of it. Should answer some questions about the real world and how the matrix started.

Thank you very much for the nice comment. Are you a fan?

He was a pawn between two political factions of the matrix.

I’ve watched the matrix films many times, I mean many. Various times watching it I concluded the anomaly was smith, and neo was a catalyst. It makes more sense the architect would keep the anomaly closer to him. With all that power and ability to literally take over the entire matrix and end it, that power would need to be controlled. Not out freely wandering the open world to be recovered by humans, that the computers already have location on. Wouldn’t it be something if Neo was the actual program, and smith was always the one.

Nop

Neo was tired after the last fight and he let Smith assimilate him. Smiths fighting ability had grown since he assimilated Serif, the Oracle, and the upgraded agents. In Reloaded he was not nearly strong enough to make Neo tired.

@@salvatronprime9882 Thats a good piece of it, but I don't think that explains everything

Neo allows it to happen. He actively stopped resisting.

They asked him in revolutions. What was Smith doing to you? And he said he didn’t know but he know what it felt like he said it felt like death...

The fight is a stalemate. The Matrix system is designed to balance itself. Smith is the result of the matrix system attempting to balance the existence of the One. Neo realises that Smiths purpose to exist is to beat him. Neo sacrifices himself because he knows that once the One is dead then Smiths purpose is complete. Without the One, Smith now becomes the imbalance and the matrix system is able to delete him and bring everything back into balance.