Why does Neo’s power work outside the matrix? The matrix is a computer program and the one can manipulate the code it’s made of

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@@larrysmithjr7492 Zion is inside another Matrix, The Architect alludes to this when he mentions the illusion of choice as another control mechanism. Zion is simply allowed to exist by the machines.

That is awesome to hear.

Wonder what’ll happen if somebody asked him about the Transformers movies

@@mrcritical6751 He'd probably just cry

Nice.

I'd like to know more about Priscilla Queen of the Desert really.

“Wait back up… (chugs beer) you’re saying we made a computer world for the machines to live in so they can use us as batteries? That doesn’t make any sense”

The One: "How can ah be ah battery when ahm hea talking ta you?" Architect: "No Mark! You are not here. Youre in a computer!" The One: "This room is a computah?: Architect: [facepalm] Now that I think about it, Wahlberg Neo would be the one to kick the Architect after, being called an idiot.

"Yo yo, wait up - who's this Ergo guy? Huh?"

@@mattgilbert7347 "Ergo ta hell wit yah fancy words. Vis a vis mah foot to yah face."

Imagine Mark Wahlberg as the Architect. We'd all be even more confused.

He had lockdown fever.

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Agent Smith pushing a bin towards Neo did this for me

I lived in Redmond WA as a kid and my uncle literally worked at the main nintendo warehouse. They are (or were) amazing to their employees.. I got a launch GameCube and smash bros for less than retail of just the system. No idea how they did things post Wii stuff as he retired before WiiU and I worked at Game Crazy from ‘06- ‘09 ish and won a launch Wii for selling the most “MVP” magazine subscriptions so I didn’t buy one through him for that generation, but I think it was a similar situation then as well. I could always get games for cheaper than my discount working at a game store back in the day lol... Your comment, and the videos, made me laugh historically cause I grew up where a lot of peoples parents actually did work for nintendo, and Microsoft for that matter (though no one I remember worked on Xbox stuff as a kid in school, but those terrible stickers saying they were employee bought Xbox games were on many friends games - fun fact Nintendo, at least at the time, weren’t such monsters and their games didn’t have those nearly unpeelable stickers all over the damn place haha) Hadn’t thought about those days in years lol. Cheers

LOLs nintendo must have hired extensively where i grew up, there were about 10 kids at primary school who had dads that worked there

The “my dad works for nintendo” bit struck home a bit hard bc I know someone like this irl lmao

It's WiFi. Literally. Since the plug acts as a router of some sort

@@SirBigWater Yeah pretty much. Neo basically has Matrix Wi-Fi after interacting with 'the source'

@@SirBigWater Not said in the movie, so no.

@@ThreadBomb WiFi isnt said in the movie. But the Oracle tells Neo that his connection to the Source allows him to use some abilities outside of the matrix.

Thematically, it’s because Neo understands that the outside world is just as much an illusion as the matrix itself. Part of the architects speech is saying that the idea of zion and the chosen one was a manufactured charade to manipulate the portion of the human psyche that seeks to rebuke the world as they know it, only to build a second layer of illusion outside of it. Thus by understanding that the reality outside the matrix is also manufactured like the reality in the matrix, he should be able to see past it and bend it to his will.

@Paul Thomas Although that chocolate cake might have been an overpowered laxative. The graphics are ambiguous at best.

@@wetterschneider I'm 100% sure it was an orgasm. I just rewatched it and that's what was going on there.

Persephone!!

I love that the program gave him a “cookie”… great double meaning there

@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep I don’t know… I kind of have to side with ^… ambiguous at best… the graphics show something very explosive down there, but it’s very vague… that’s why you have to go by her reaction… that look she gives just before she excuses herself is definitely an “I’ve orgasmed so hard that I’ve shit myself” look… unmistakable … once you’ve lived it, you would NEVER mistake it for another look

The Oracle also glows gold

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“Hey Mikey, I think he likes it!”

@@caramel_______9413 go back to selling CS:GO skins

Unfortunately he was a lunatic in real life.

i agree. I was super bummed as a kid that he wasn't in the sequel. That actor deserved the money he was asking for. The other 3 members of the crew got like 30 times more than him. He was worth what he asked for.

Ergo vis a vis ...

concordantly

The architect is meant to be a program, so he speak eloquently because it's just code. He's like a computer, speaking very intelligently and specifically

Very well put

@@rorylynch7775 there are lots of programs that speak like regular people. The way he speaks isn't even more efficient. It's pompous and self important.

Except for the real neo who just stands there and takes it all in, no reaction.

I understand all the words but I was so bored in the cinema

That's a lotta hoops you jumped through to excuse 20 year old tech.

What does it do at a concert or football game? "Every time I go to a concert everyone gets fuzzy! Is it the edibles?"

Which is instantly disprovable because of the sheer amount of Smiths on screen and rendered during the last fight in Matrix Revolutions. Didn't think too hard about this one did you.

So you like supporting sh!tty excuses? It's the fu'king Matrix with enough computing power to generate simultaneous simulation of billions of people, but oh my goodness, once more than one identical person is programmed, all of a sudden there's a big loss in resolution? I hate to see a hospital room in the Matrix where quintuplets are being born. It must be in 8-pixels? 😶😶😶😶😶

No need to get so worked up about it.

Is there a chance they haven't watched it? Must watch.

The 2nd Renaissance is just *chefs kiss

I think the quality is kind of all over the place, I think 1 or two absolute stinkers but was such a great thing overall. I had this big theory based on Kid's Story, and World Record where they both show a person being able to wake themselves up by sheer willpower, the Kid by belief I think and the athlete by pushing his body beyond what should be possible, that they were planting seeds for a reveal and at the end of Matrix Reloaded, when Neo uses his force powers to disable the sentinels the only reason he could do that was because he finally realized that the 'Real world' was also just another layer of construct by the Matrix. To me it was the only explanation that made sense, like why would the machines tolerate a resistance and how would the human survivors, after each reset, not pass down this knowledge to their children, instead lying to them and pretending they were just the human survivors from the original war........ The Architect making a secondary layer to control the anomaly (the One) and containing them that way until they are dealt with made so much more sense to me then the garbage we got..... Matrix Revolutions sucks so much balls, except for the Zion fight scene, those walking tanks things are amazing.

Bruh stop I've watched it a thousand times

YUP!

One could argue that Zion is supposed to be underwhelming. It’s a bunch of fugitives struggling to survive in a hostile world, of course it won’t be much to look at. Unless you mean that they didn’t really explore Zion much which I would agree with

"We are still here" ;)

That got me so good!!

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The problem I think with the Architect is that unless you already have an understanding and interest in mathematics, programming and quantum physics it would confuse the shit out of you.

Oh it makes sense from a in universe perspective, but fails from a narrative perspective if that makes sense. We are essentially being told that everything we've known thus far is wrong and our hero is in fact destined to fail. But very little of this impact is felt in the auidence, more just a general confusion. it should be remembered in pop culture as a "I am your father" level twist, but it's mostly just remebered as joke.

@@Freshie207 I think it's kind of sad when I kept people saying that all the time - like "the architect scene was confusing, I have no idea what he was talking about" - and then I watched it myself and it made perfect sense.

He didn't need to use Latin to get his point across "perfectly". He could have said "therefore" instead of "ergo", for instance.

@@ThreadBomb There's less syllables in it.

Thread Bomb That’s just how the Wachowskis must figure smart people talk, never mind that it’s widely said in academic circles that if you can’t explain it simply you don’t properly understand it.

Which is why the dude in the club calls him 'Wingless' right?

@@mccarthy5825 correct

Thats not as cool as him being a previous version of The One.

@@keikurono192 true, but it wouldn't make much sense if there was an old One running around inside a new system. How would he even get there? Would he have copied his conscience to the new Matrix and just abandoned his body in the real world?

@@VariablePenguin Not a far off possibility for how we expect to see Neo back

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Sure it does, it gives you hope. If you drop a nuke on him, he might stumble a little. Maybe even muss his hair a bit. That’s victory right there.

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And I bet if I said that on any of the other comments, i'd get a copy paste reply

Such a good mission, you need to hit them with fire

True, though I am looking forward to them covering this games version of the ending like he oh so subtly teased here

I played that game when I was a kid and that's as far as I got. I was really enjoying it but even my middle school brain was like "wtf, this is going off the rails." Can't say it's not memorable though, that was my first thought when they mentioned it in the last one

@@stephengrigg5988 exactly what I thought of lol

Got stuck on that level for a while that whole part exploring until you saved the lady was kinda creepy and weird as hell but bitchin ending felt so much relief satisfaction

Most people still seem to be living normal and safe lives. Anderson was a drug/program? seller and involved with criminals.

I’m a matrix nerd and have thought about these movies way too much. I’m pretty sure when the 1st matrix was made, it was like an automatic rejection mentally. The Frenchman is a cause and effect program (hence his obsession with causality). The 2nd matrix has cause and effect but not true choices. That’s why the 3rd brought the oracle. Who, even if the choice isn’t really a choice, is needed. But you have so many illogical choices being made in an equation and you eventually get a remainder. The one. At least that’s how I always thought about it.

Sorry for the long rant. I just love the matrix and love talking about it with people 😂

Yup. I know it's a waste of time, it's a mindless filler scene and I don't care. It's fucking awesome.

@@CrowTRobot I mean, I disagree that it was a waste. It was a "practitioners handshake".

I thought it was extremely boring. Sure, they might be really good at what they do but it lacks the energy and style of the fights from the first film.

I like Collin Chou, I wish he had more to do. His fight with Donnie Yen in Flashpoint is amazing

@@CrowTRobot wait, how can you agree with OP, and still think it’s a waste of time? Lol

That part scared and confuses me to this day like...the the Dracula maxtrix have a bunch of giant ants running around or something

That's the fake reveal. The true reveal is Todd Howard has once again trapped us in back of the Skyrim execution cart.

Well only one Watchowski

@@Rejukem Todd Howard has once again tricked us into buying Skyrim

I wish that was the twist in the second one that the real world was just a back up program in the Matrix.

The concept of the Matrix is a more literal extension of French Marxist Jean Baudrillard's philosophical treatise in Simulacra and Simulation. Despite the nonsensical rants blaming capitalism for everything, the book still has some interesting ideas about symbolism and hyperreality that are worth thinking about and exploring. A specific analogy that Baudrillard uses is a fable derived from the work of Jorge Luis Borges. In it, a great Empire created a map that was so detailed it was as large as the Empire itself. The actual map grew and decayed as the Empire itself conquered or lost territory. When the Empire crumbled, all that was left was the map. In Baudrillard's rendition, it is the map that we are living in, the simulation of reality, and it is reality that is crumbling away from disuse. Baudrillard, cantankerous and pretentious prick that he was, always refused to admit that The Matrix really represented his work. It could also be the case that the old coot didn't understand how computers work so he didn't understand that the Matrix was also a prison of the mind, albeit a much more literal one than the signs and symbolism of capitalism. Or perhaps he just didn't like that the concept was being divorced from his intent to critique capitalism and promote communism. In any case, the Wachowskis were clearly running with the idea and making the same point as Baudrillard about what we think of as reality actually being our hyperreality -- a perception more real to us than the real world. Does that strawberry candy you're eating really taste like strawberry, or does it taste like someone's idea of strawberry? Do you really know what love or joy feel like or are your brain chemicals just being manipulated by sophisticated messaging from people with ulterior motives? Those are the kinds of concepts Baudrillard presents in Simulacra and Simulation. In The Matrix films, scenes like the lady in red and Cypher eating his "steak" with Agent Smith while betraying Zion directly ask almost exactly the same questions. The flavor of steak only exists in our perception of it, entirely in our minds; and a beautiful woman in a red dress is always more than what our 5 senses can tell us she is. The Wachowskis were always saying that the Matrix has us.

The only funny part of Scary Movie 3 was the George Carlin parody scene of the Architect

Andy Dick’s last decent appearance.

@@PittsburghSonido I'd forgotten about that. "Bring plenty of lube!"

MACHINES!!!!!!

Love how they'll temporary work together because the Agents can take them all down easily.

my friend once said how that was the best looking g thing in all video games, and still holds up today. We watched some gameplay in360p while I laughed at him and pointed out how most of the smiths were 2D textures

@@Guitar-Dog Spirit broken. Well in my experience, me and my cousins were playing and the very first agent I encountered in the game, the one you run from, I kicked him and he fell off of a building. And we laughed for about an hour.

@@Guitar-Dog Then Blood Money came along and did crowds properly!

So it was difficult but it was one of the only games you’ve completed?

I agree it was pretty good, plus it makes all the stuff with Niobe and Ghost in this movie make so much more sense.

I own the game and it's not difficult at all. I'm literally autistic and genuinely dumb af and I beat it as a kid

It would have done better in this era where people want extended universe stuff. I liked the content.

Also its an amazing game!

i got shown that sequence when i was a kid by my dad. he loved the movies, but the ghost guys creeped me ouut.

I remember thinking the ghost twins were OP af

In contrast, this was the first movie where I was bored during the action. In hindsight, it's not that surprising, nothing was a true threat to Neo.

@@ELFanatic Which is why the highway chase is propably one of the most interesting action scenes, as Neo isn't involved in it.

@@theomnitorium7476 Still boring dude

Please explain the "nothing happens in the first half" of Matrix Reloaded.

it goes FULL anime (up until then it was only partial rip-off anime)

Puts on S U N G L A S S E S

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Is that speculation or confirmed?

@@thewerewolff7248 not confirmed anywhere to my knowledge

Animorphs is a lost treasure of YA sci-fi.

Has aged so poorly. Like your hiding, don't make a song and dance about it ffs

They needed to repopulate

zion rave scene made me understand why cypher wanted to go back into the matrix lmao

@@nosuchthing8 couldn't fit anymore on that cave lol

I remember at the end of Reloaded seeing the camera pan to the unconscious Bane/Smith, hearing the dramatic music and just wondering who the heck it was. Then credits!

@@FutureDeep I watched this film for the first time recently and I had this same exact reaction

I remember a rumour being put out that the Matrix 4 was entirely from the Machines point of view and it was in pre-production straight after the trilogy.

I think that's definitely a problem with this movie. The first one was so interesting and exciting, while this one is just a weird, floaty video game with basically no stakes or grounding.

Should've just been a few smiths, like, 10 or 15 for that fight, then bring the army at the end as a surprise

It certainly overstayed it's welcome. Smith beating the shit out of Morpheus in the bathroom in the 1st Matrix is ten times better. More is less from time to time.

Also, I want to know if The Matrix will look like 1999 again while the characters are inside. Because according to Smith, the machines specifically designed that iteration as 1999 for the humans inside. Now, with the ending of Revolutions, the machines are still keeping people within the Matrix, so it should still look like 1999 right? It's not like the machines would have just let the Matrix progress 20 years realistically, the technological progress within the Matrix would have stagnated and halted.

Would have been cool if Merovingian's henchmen go animalistic during Chateau Fight when they see Neo's blood since they used to be vampires and werewolves.

Imagine having giant ants and giant Smith in the new movie! ;)

Never heard this theory before! That's actually pretty cool, maybe the idea seemed tacky for execs to repeat the same premise again? I'm curious if they may address that in the fourth movie. Also what would the real-real world be like? more machines/apocalyptical cities?

@@sharkawy1998 I don't think I was alone in theorizing this, although I did come up with independently. My take was that the real world would be more normal. No blotted out sky or anything, just the machines took over and subjugated the people to experiment on them or something. Admittedly I didn't flesh out my theory all that much, just after the Architect's rant about control, it seemed like a good control would be to make the Matrix multi-layer to catch all the outliers in something they would believe to be real but still wasn't real.

@@greghill158 Pretty cool idea man! thanks for sharing.

Yeah I think you’re bang on, Reloaded is a pretty decent sci-fi flick with some spectacular action that sets up some really interesting potential storylines and then Revolutions is a real disappointment. If Revolutions was great Reloaded would be remembered much more fondly.

That's a real, solid theory!!

I found it funny, there is a scene in the new movie trailer where Matrix 4 Neo is standing in front of a footage of previous Neo... like... yeah... reminds me of that scene. That game was fun but absurd at points... Ants? MEGA SMITH! Extended fight scenes (I loved them)!

Doesn't the Architect basically call him a loner? You can imagine him clicking his pen and coding a cute dog and sweet muscle car.

Or minge face

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And anime

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That's never been the argument. It's more that instead of coming off as smart it was so dense as to become jarring and takes a lot of people out the movie and we just see the script and writers trying to overblow the character

thats not really the case, alot of the people who criticized it constructively knew what it meant, problem is spamming unnecessarily long words structured with run on sentences everywhere because they needed to hide the fact that they can't effectively focus on show and not tell so they throw a fuck ton of expository dialogue to waste everyone (including neo)'s time. This is the classic example of why you want to follow the age old advice of "brevity is the soul of wit". Not to mention the added exposition did nothing but kinda made the 1st movie pointless because turns out neo's existence was all planned out by the machines anyway when the whole point of his character in the 1st movie was that it was a miraculous symbol of hope for the human race.

worth it

Because "movie".

Did he know the Merovingian could change doors at that point? If not I think it was just hubris. He thought, "I'll just smash through that door. It'll look cool.[smash] ahhhh nuts."

Seraph is stronger than an agent so no he couldn’t just hit him, you could tell he was different from how he was glowing in neo’s vision + he’s acting as the oracles bodyguard that should say enough

“ When he’s fighting Seraph I thought to myself ‘he could hit him easily’ and he could!” Considering Seraph is from the very first matrix (the paradise one) it’s conceivable he has been accumulating powers to the point his skill matches “The One”. Another theory I’ve heard is he is a program designed to match the skills of any opponent to test them.

I thought he looked familiar! Good eye

He was also a henchman in John Wick (he’s the guy who stabs John with a broken bottle and throws him over a balcony in the nightclub scene) and he was a villain in Altered Carbon!

The incredible Daniel Bernhardt 👍

Ergo he is a total badass.

Morpheus had the power of god and anime on his side.

Yeah nah, thats not what this movies were hinting at. Though, zion and the rebels unjacking people are part of the machines plan.

It's a "Matrix", not in the sense of being a computer simulation, but rather in that the Machines have trained Humanity to perpetuate the One Cycle/Zion Rebirth. The "Matrix", functionally, encompasses the real world AND the artificial one, because both have been designed like machinery: routine, orderly, and with specific inputs to get specific output(s). The end of Revolution (originally) was the end of the "Matrix", but not the end of either world. It was the end of the "sow and reap" cycle perpetuated for centuries, and pushed both Machines and Humanity into a Nietzschean unknown era: free from the understanding that either holds absolute control over the world, but with a chance at an entirely new outcome besides war being possible.