Sooo...looking at the big picture, how IS this all going to end? It would be the simple easy way to say that there are really 2 matrixes, given what we see at the end of Reloaded, but that would be more of an easy way out for the Wachowskis. I think it will be something no one can think of/ would think of. I also find the idea that Neo and the free peoples will end in destroying all the machines/ freeing all the people trapped in the Matrix. Thus far, especially in Reloaded, we have seen integration and parallelism. Neo senses Smith and vice versa, in the Matrix. Smith takes physical form in the real world. Neo can sense the machines in the real world. All about integration. I think that the finale will be some grand battle, but in the end it will be a lesson that machines and humans must learn to co-exist peacefully and that is what will happen. But maybe i'm just an idiot...let me know what you think about the ending of the trilogy.
Well I would love for the end to be the humans taking over the matrix, cos they cant just release all those ppl.
If the end is the phone call we se at the end of M1 cool with me
I read an interview somewhere, were the Joel Silver and Keanu Reeves hint a little at Reloaded. We know that when it comes to special effects, we’ll be blown straight out of the cinema – again.
Plot-wise it now seems that the Matrix won’t be destroyed at the end. But “Resurrected” somehow. The Wachowski brothers are basically classic storytellers.
So I doubt the main characters will die – that is Neo, Trinity and Morpheus. The W-bros main tool is not changing the classic heroes quest, but rather twist the environment, so that while the story progresses like a classic story, its meaning becomes warped.
M2 completely and utterly destroys the grandeur of Neos quest to end the war. He is not a messiah, but someone who, without knowing it, partakes in another system of control.
Since M1 and M2 are to be viewed as ONE movie cut in two, we’ll most likely not be introduced to any major story twists as such. The matrix within the matrix theory is too big a plot twist to be introduced in the conclusion.
We may see more of the cool “how deep IS the rabbit-hole” stuff. Like the programmers back-doors and warped architecture from Reloaded, and see the virtual and real world blend together even more than Smith/Bane and Neo sensing the machines. Not in any paranormal way, but in the “we must learn to co-exist”, as the Oracle says in Reloaded.
I can’t shake the feeling, that there will be one major turn of events, that we haven’t thought of yet, but will still be consistent with classic storytelling. It could be a test of the “heroes” skills or system of belief.
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alias neo, that's exactly what i meant. that's the easy way out. i truely hope that isn't what they'll do b/c so many people have caught on by now. i think the best way to end it would be with the way the first movie ended, Neo's phone call. that would leave it open for anything, plus it would make it seem that if the matrix were really true(which of course it's not) that it would still be going on, as we haven't been awakened yet. plus it would mean some kind of co-inciding between the man and machine, or perhaps that at least the war isn't over yet. either way, i don't believe the story will end with revolutions. the door will be left wide open, but i doubt if anything will come of it as far as movie sequels.
Sargoth7> Why is it so important for you that the end of Revolutions is Neos phone-call?
__________________ "Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities."
-Voltaire
"That includes ruining Halloween because someone swallowed a Bible."
"I just thought you were a guy."
"... Most guys do."
well, think about the cinematography of it. the movie is called revolutions, and this would be ending the last the same as they ended the first. it's not important so much as it is relevent.
I was thinking about Ghost in the Shell the other night guys (and ladies). This was mainly aimed at the ending - Spoilers for Ghost in the Shell if you haven't seen it:
Well, in a way, She has her consciousness transferred to a new body due to her Ghost Well anyone remember 'Matriculated' for in which the machine downloaded the womans consciousness into itself (hence the image of the machine sitting next to the blue flame or vent of some sort, at the end.
Now this makes me think what if Neo's consciousness is transferred to a machine when he is in the Machine City (which he definately does because Keanu has said this himself in a recent interview).
Now this is only one of my thoughts on what could be the ending but I am guessing that none of the ones I have are correct.
really, omega, i was thinking the same thing. why are these people so persistent in their desire for the phone call at the end of the first movie to be the end of the trilogy? to believe this then they must believe the matrix will be destroyed since neo wanted to show the people a world without "you" meaning the matrix, that phone call is merely the end of the first, don't pay attention to dates on screens, the dates are more than likely irrelevant as neo's question of why he was there was.
and besides i think that revolutions will end the saga in a way, at least to be fair to those who don't play computer or video games (what few of these people there are). i think somehow neo like christ will be the savior of man, i don't think that the kid is that important a character, relevant yes, but not major.
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