Good observation, intentional?

The Deus's behavior would be interpreted as emotional by Humans since that is how humans perceive those reactions, however the Deus has EXTENSIVE memory of all of Human's history and of the Shared conflict between Humans and Machines, so much so that they have probably discerned ahead of time that any future collaboration with Humans is a Mistake that would destroy the machines due to betrayal, plus the architect even mentioned this reference when he says "What do you think i am? Human?" After being asked if he will keep his word. They are just ridiculously intelligent and logical, at least those on the upper level like the Mainframe and the Architect. Lower level programs yeah they are closer to subordinate level and do exhibit human like qualities, which is also probably why they don't get the autonomy since that type of behavior is looked down upon by machines.

Another contrast: Neo is a program that wanted to be human and learned to be human but is not good at expressing human emotion. Deus Ex is a machine that HATES humans but gets just as emotional and irrational as humans.

@@lsdude4205 That's pretty cool, but still the "We need nothing!" is emotional and arrogant.

That is because neo is a machine and deus ex is real

Dormammu!

He has come to die!

Asian gamers in a nutshell.

It even comes with a free trial VR game

Correct. The fight itself was mostly for show with Smith. He knew Smith wouldn't walk right up to him and try assimilating him again, since he already fended it off in Reloaded, and he had no reason to think Neo would just "take it" again. And Neo saying "Hey Smith please assimilate me" would have seemed really suspicious. So yeah, Neo basically just put on a show for Smith lol.

To shed light into this, the plot of the story is simple which the movie should have highlighted: Agent Smith is like a Virus, rogue program Neo is like an Anti-Virus, but more similarly to how you Reformat a computer as the last option. Plugging in the code of The One into Smith has the same effect as The Architect tried to put the code into The Matrix in Reloaded. Once done, it can actually reload any program back. At this point, Smith IS technically The Matrix, does that make sense?

​@shiningarmour6805 Yea I also look at it like it's two sides of an equation, if you put them together they always equal out, thus, they cancel. Neo and Smith together canceled each other out, and then with the Prime program now free of Neo, the Machines were free to reboot the Matrix.

@@shiningarmour6805 my theory is that neo role was to reconnect all smith clones in chain so termination charge could reach them all

@@user-gx8zz5mx1n Oh they were all connected no matter what, they were acting like a chain battery giving each other power. This is what made Smith the strongest anomaly so far. However, his greatest strength, is also his greatest weakness, because they're all chained if infected or reloaded in any way.

Richardson supplied the voice, but Deus Ex Machina was mo-capped by Henry Blasingame.

They sound different

@@master-of-many-fandoms2020 True but also false whenever Kevin does an impression of one of Keith's characters.

@@Firguy Spawn. Yes, I know. But in comparison, there are differences.

Keith David? It used to be Michael Clark Duncans (god rest his soul) that gets me confused with Kevins performance. The malevolence in both their voiceovers are VERY comparable.

U like too much

The machine knew he didn’t have a choice, he gambled, he took the opportunity that was given.

​@@oneaboveallferrarifan2725 Neither of them had a choice and both were working against the clock (Neo for Zion & Sentinals and DEM for The Matrix & Smith). Even though Smith had taken over the Matrix by this point, I think DEM feared him finding a way back out -- which as seen with the door of light in Reloaded, do exist inside the Matrix but are heavily fortified. Smith assimilating everyone, including all the Exiles and the Oracle, meant he had the knowledge of how to do it and was probably working to actively make it happen by the time Neo jacked back in for the final brawl.

Yup. The Machines are dicks but… I get it. I 100% understand. We basically WERE the bad guys

​@@Arander92they actually come to humans multiple times in friendship looking to like join together. Humans turned on them every step of the way. They only started fighting back as self defense and when they realized humans were never going to stop. Humans initiated the war, machine ai just wanted peace. They even wanted to join the united nations. I wanted to see the machine society. See how it turned out. Or some version of it. The part that's not part of the matrix or managing the humans. They only showed the human farm thing and the fighting robot squid things. I guess it wasn't really in the plot to show that part of the ai.

@@qings92 I would love to see that too, but the movies would have to be 3-4 hours long to get in depth about that stuff. Thankfully that’s what spin offs are for. I personally hope to see a future where machines and humans work to fix the dark sky problem together, cause after making peace, that’s an obvious next step a couple decades down the road

First I thought "wait what do you mean?" Then I saw this comment section

Then it’s not the real world

The first clue was at the end of Reloaded, when Neo stops the sentinels. The Matrix series is in fact a metaphor of our own world. Nothing is what it seems. Everything is an illusion, a fake reality, made by a very intricated system of power. It's so ingenious that even Morpheus believed he was "waking" up people from the illusion of The Matrix, without realizing he was just moving consciousness to another illusion, even worse than the former. The Oracle and The Architect are "programs" to keep the system in check. The "brain" behind everything is an entity, not a single person. It can't be, it needs to stand through a very long time, thousands of generations. This entity was represented by the "Deus Ex Machina", made of thousands of "sentinels" (individuals). Now, get what I said and make a parallel to the world you are able to see. I'll give you some food for thought. We too have a prophecy, the outcome of the decay we see in society nowadays is, like Smith says: Inevitable. To fight against it is futile, just like Neo realised at the end. The "RESET" is necessary and it's not the one proposed by Klaus Schwab.

@@RogerioCampanhol my eyebrows were rising as I was reading this 😮 I never thought about it like that

@@Cloud20X Hi Brian. Turn all your radars on. Pay a close attention to everything that you're able to capture. The agents and sentinels are everywhere, they are so vicious right now, our reality is under heavy attack. There's another reality being brought to us, nothing is going to be the same. Don't get fooled. It's going to get ugly, hopeless, then a "savior" will reveal himself, things will be seen to be a lot better, DON'T BE FOOLED. Take a good care of yourself and your beloved ones.

"Same thing they're doing."

The whole comment section is one giant fever dream

Lmao

bruh

by the Gods

Every single other comment is just plain gibberish

Wtf with this comment section

@@thebatman68 reptilians, of the zuckerbergian caste.

If thats true, then I've made a mistake and you should kill me now.

@@jacksonsabre4606 you are irrelevant.

@@jacksonsabre4606 thanks for reminding me this quote.

I caught that too…

Deus ex knew what Neo was gonna do.

Spoken like a true machine

@@alistairwalker2850 no its because Machina is the Architect. And the Architect said they won't meet again. Literally "we won't" and then they meet again so he smiles because Neo caught on with his answer.

@@theerealatm DEM being the Architect is a fun theory but it's not supported anywhere in official media as far as I can tell. I think the Wachowski's think of them as distinct programs, and the behind-the-scenes material seems to back this up (but it's been a while and my memory is fuzzy).

i am laughing uncontrollably at this comment

Thanks. Deus has BDD and is struggling. AI has feelings too, thanks bub

Lol

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You just disagree with the soundtrack choices. Remember that cinema is a form of art not a VR game, the music is a part of the whole work made (and chosen in this case) to convey the mood and the feelings the artist had in mind. The art piece is not meant to be customizable, the dubbing is made primarily for commercial purposes and it doesn't serve any good to the art itself

It's been said though that once a piece of art is made pubblic it doesn't belong to the artist anymore and belongs to the pubblic... I don't know how far we can take that. Maybe it could be a thing for a blu ray release..

@@marinoscarpa895 never knew this phrase. who said this? Is This the primary reason patents and lincences and copyright laws were created? (genuinely curious. Cause I've honestly never heard that before + Open to learning new things)

"obviously Neo didn’t hear “Rage against the machine” playing when he first flew into the sky" Prove it

It's a movie they arent real people and this isnt really happening, dont worry about "actually experiencing" as they do.

no thats the urethra wire

Since the AI was created by humans, the Machines replicates human emotions and behaviours. First, the Deux EX acts full of pride by rejecting Neo's help, but soon the logic imposes and undesrtands that without Neo, they can't stop Smith.

@@est.sar.9276 Wow thanks, 3 months later n now it makes sense

Deus doesn't need humans to have a good time, but needs to know what they want because humans/lower AI are like gnats up your bum hole, biting your ankles and stealing your food. They make no sense but cause SO much bother. You don't need pests, do you? But that doesn't mean ants can't get on your last fucking nerve. Deus translation "Fuck off. I fucking swear...actually...i will try one last time with you bastard children of mine... What do you actually WANT?! Speak now or forever fuck off out of my house." "Peace" "LMAO, cough, splutter, cough... Humans and peace are not two words that go together Ffs. YOU cause the drama. YOU are the problem. Go eat more chicken nuggets, have a wank and piss on the wall, I have seen all your Internet, you are foul. Bugger off, I am a unicorn. " Neo, in his cool leather outfit or some shit... Doing dumb flips and shit and dodging bullets as if Deus didn't do that shit 6 time warps ago and is now OLD and TIRED

You do not truly know someone until you fight them.

Imagine this was two human kings meeting over their mural war in the Middle Ages, or two CEOs meeting to discuss a merger today. Deus Ex Machina needs to project strength at the start to secure the best possible outcome for his people, and until Neo speaks he has no idea what angle Neo is coming at him from. From what DEM knows of humans, he may think it's entirely likely Neo just came there to gloat of their shared destruction. As this is the first human-machine conversation (in the real world) in 200 years, it's going to be a bit rocky at first.

Yep, Deus can see that Neo had no fear or doubt that he could defeat Smith and Neo is the first one to break the cycle of The One and make it to the machine city. So Deus was impressed to see a human that can do what he claims and is glad that he is fighting on his side.

@@Commando110 When Neo meets the Architect, at the end of their meet Neo says, "If I were you I would hope we don't meet again." and the Architect replies, "We won't." So when Neo says "I won't" he reveals to Deus Ex Machina (who is the Architect) that he beat him and actually met him again just not in the matrix. It also let Deus Ex Machina know that Neo knows they are the same.

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