matrix inside matrix

[Claudio Daffra]

Matrix inside matrix

what do u think about neo stop sentinel with his hand ?
neo inside mstrix stop shot wiht hands but is not real, in the real
world
neo stop the sentinel
don't you think that the reak world is a second matrix to control them
better ?

regards

claudio

[JPM III]

No. I think Neo's ability to tap into the power of the Matrix had somehow
allowed him to "feel" the machines in the real world, because whatever made
him the One was inside him, and the sentinels were operating on a similar
frequency or wavelength.

Neo's experience as the one simply allowed him to tap some kind of
telekinetic power that would otherwise be described as supernatural, but
some scientists theorize that it could be entirely within the realm of
possibility if a human could somehow activate parts of the brain that are
otherwise dormant in the average person (and therefore their function is
unknown, thus allowing for wild theories, hence science fiction).

Post by Claudio Daffra
Matrix inside matrix
what do u think about neo stop sentinel with his hand ?
neo inside mstrix stop shot wiht hands but is not real, in the real
world
neo stop the sentinel
don't you think that the reak world is a second matrix to control them
better ?
regards
claudio

[Xeptionl]

Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is
little or no active. But it has a looooong history, active since 1999
(or even beofore). A lot of nice people here who understand every piece
of the story have been here (still there are - like JPM III).

[JPM III]

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is
little or no active. But it has a looooong history, active since 1999
(or even beofore). A lot of nice people here who understand every piece
of the story have been here (still there are - like JPM III).

Woot woot, thanks for the shout out. Heh.

[dk_sz]

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is

I was a fan of Matrix vs Matrix thing

I guess, therefore, Matrix #3 was a real downer for me :-|



best regards
Thomas

[JPM III]

Post by dk_sz

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is

I was a fan of Matrix vs Matrix thing
I guess, therefore, Matrix #3 was a real downer for me :-|

I wonder if that's why a lot of people were so down on Revolutions. I loved
the way the story went because it made the most sense to me. The Matrix was
a computer system all along, and to ignore that part of it would have been a
copout. Besides, the movie The Thirteenth Floor kinda already did a "matrix
within a matrix" thing, as did eXistenZ -- and they both came out the same
year as the original Matrix.

I only wish they had focused more on the breakdown of the Matrix than the
physical war in the "real world." More action inside the Matrix would have
made Revolutions a better movie.

[Sandman]

Post by JPM III

Post by dk_sz

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is

I was a fan of Matrix vs Matrix thing
I guess, therefore, Matrix #3 was a real downer for me :-|

I wonder if that's why a lot of people were so down on Revolutions. I loved
the way the story went because it made the most sense to me. The Matrix was
a computer system all along, and to ignore that part of it would have been a
copout. Besides, the movie The Thirteenth Floor kinda already did a "matrix
within a matrix" thing, as did eXistenZ -- and they both came out the same
year as the original Matrix.
I only wish they had focused more on the breakdown of the Matrix than the
physical war in the "real world." More action inside the Matrix would have
made Revolutions a better movie.

...

Indeed.

[Pouchcotato]

Post by Sandman

Post by JPM III

Post by dk_sz

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is

I was a fan of Matrix vs Matrix thing
I guess, therefore, Matrix #3 was a real downer for me :-|

I wonder if that's why a lot of people were so down on Revolutions. I loved
the way the story went because it made the most sense to me. The Matrix was
a computer system all along, and to ignore that part of it would have been a
copout. Besides, the movie The Thirteenth Floor kinda already did a "matrix
within a matrix" thing, as did eXistenZ -- and they both came out the same
year as the original Matrix.
I only wish they had focused more on the breakdown of the Matrix than the
physical war in the "real world." More action inside the Matrix would have
made Revolutions a better movie.

Indeed.

...

What the? You're not allowed to agree with JPM! What's going on?

My how things change...

[JPM III]

Post by Pouchcotato

Post by Sandman

Post by JPM III

Post by dk_sz

Post by Xeptionl
Just search out older topics of this group, these things are been
talked deeply many a times before, sadly these days this group is

I was a fan of Matrix vs Matrix thing
I guess, therefore, Matrix #3 was a real downer for me :-|

I wonder if that's why a lot of people were so down on Revolutions. I loved
the way the story went because it made the most sense to me. The Matrix was
a computer system all along, and to ignore that part of it would have been a
copout. Besides, the movie The Thirteenth Floor kinda already did a "matrix
within a matrix" thing, as did eXistenZ -- and they both came out the same
year as the original Matrix.
I only wish they had focused more on the breakdown of the Matrix than the
physical war in the "real world." More action inside the Matrix would have
made Revolutions a better movie.

Indeed.

What the? You're not allowed to agree with JPM! What's going on?
My how things change...

...

I wouldn't say he agreed with me. It's more like... I agreed with him by
saying something he would have said in the first place. So, really, I agreed
with him, and he didn't even have to say anything.

He's a smart guy, you know. He just thinks I'm a troll.