Re: Matrix?
Originally posted by minnie
Alright, I thought the first Matrix was pretty good, but the second and third just focused on cheesy special effects and had sort of an empty plot
you're gonna have to think harder to find the plot of the sequels. it's not all explosions and robots like the terminator. you'll be amazed on how many "coincidences" you find in the film.
The sky is still torched, the humans who want to be freed will be allowed to be freed - but not all humans will be freed.
Simple explination of the of AI is a multitude of machined conciousnesses that, while they are independant and individual from one another, also have the benifit of sharing a collective conciousness too. The machines have the ability to function as seperate entities or as one conciousness through wireless communication (remember when the sentinals opened the fins on the end of their tentecals that looked like a parabolic antenna while they paused as if listening to something?) So the question is: Do machines have an individualistic civilization, or do they have a singular conciousness? The answer is: Yes. Both.
Originally posted by Felix Lif anything, the second was a letdown. After the second, i knew that this "Sequal" Business was too good to be tru😐, but then the third made it up for me and i loved how it ended with Neo sacrificing his life cus he had nothing left to do😊 His love was gone, so he instead fullfilled his purpose😊
The third movie was a letdown to me. Since they were no longer in "The Matrix" through most of the movie, it felt like any other sci-fi, human vs. robot conflicts.
It's inevitable that war would come again. It's human nature. Someone would not be satisfied by the peace between man and machine as long as there's still a person held, unwittingly, inside the matrix. Thus a crusade would start and a war would begin.
Humans will always make the first move because machines are more rational than humans. The machines will also almost inevitably win every time, too, because they are fighting for their survival in a way that humans are not - not to mention their strength, numbers, and the human disadvantage of needing sleep, food, and various other things to live. The machines would advance tirelessly.
Originally posted by Metamorphisis
It's inevitable that war would come again. It's human nature. Someone would not be satisfied by the peace between man and machine as long as there's still a person held, unwittingly, inside the matrix. Thus a crusade would start and a war would begin.
i agree
isnt this the premise of matrix : online ?
I agree with mook, but if you're to lazy, the quick run down is quoted in the first Matrix when Morpheus talks about the sky being torched "..life, it seems, is not without irony."
Having studied human physiology the machines knew how to inflict great pain on people very quickly, and they knew that the body could act like a battery for them, so they started maming soldiers on the field and using them like batteries, a top what was already stored in battery cells. Every soldier that was wounded and didn't escape became a part of a crude system to use the body as a battery, the Matrix was just a refined version of that..