While watching the film, my attention locked on the scenes where I realized logic on the beliefs of Neo and Morpheus. Neo is finding the matrix because he does not believe in fate and he doesn’t like the idea that he’s not in control of his life while Morpheus is finding Neo because he believes on fate and on the prophecy of the oracle from Zion that the first man born of Zion will return and she also envisioned an end to the war; and for Morpheus, Neo is the One. I am amazed by the idea that even through this contraction of beliefs, they hold unto and help each other throughout the movie to face the quest and their one and only goal- keep the real world free from any disturbances done by the sentinels who wanted to control the Matrix.
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They all contributed as to how Neo unfold everything. There is Tank and Dozer-genuine child of Zion-that do not have any holes because they are 100 percent pure, old fashioned, home-grown human that was born in the real world(Zion) as described by Tank himself. The term holes in the movie was used to introduce the construct of being plugged and unplugged which is only applicable to those who are being freed from the Matrix like Trinity. Trinity’s role was significant in a way that she was the right hand of Morpheus that helped Neo every moment possible and joins him to rescue Morpheus when he was caught by Agent Smith who is, according to Neo, a sentient program that can command any software hardwired to the mainframe. He wanted to know the codes to Zion because he wanted to control the matrix. Then here comes Cypher who was part of the crew that betrayed Morpheus. Morpheus was considered by the authorities to be the most dangerous man because he knows the codes to Zion.
By the near end of the movie, everything that I can’t understand slowly unfolds and the answers were there all along the scene where Neo talked to the oracle; the things she said came true. I experienced my “aha” moment when I connect the prophecy of the oracle to Neo especially the moment when he know that he was the One without anyone to tell him that he
Known as the Joan of Arc of Armenians, Aurora was a valiant Armenian American who has represented victims of the Armenian Genocide. At only fifteen- years old, Aurora witnessed the murder of her brother and father and took part in the immense deportation of many Armenians in which Armenians were forced to walk miles and miles over scorching, hot deserts without food or water. One day in the Syrian Desert, the Turks garnered a group of girls and planned to crucify sixteen of them. Aurora was the seventeen girl in line and she escaped from horde of weak and suffering Armenians, but later, slave traders captured and sold her to harems of the Turkish officials who viciously tortured her until she escaped from their hands. With nowhere to go, Aurora traveled for eighteen months through the Dersim Mountains, until a group of American missionaries found
10 Top Conspiracy Theory Movies Humans have always been intrigued by secrets. From the earliest times we 've tried to find conspiracies, sometimes even where none exist. There are thousands of conspiracy theories, ranging from the esoteric and the paranormal to regular assassinations and wars. And cinema too has had its fair share, some of which are definitely worth looking into. Here are the ones that have conspired to get into the top 10 list.
From the ancient Greece to France, and finally to American and Hollywood, the question of perception and reality has been a perplexing problem for many philosophers. American philosopher Hilary Putnam generated a thought intriguing experiment on this question, and his experiment became a basis for the movie The Matrix. Basically, he proposed an idea about the situation where one’s sensory information can be deceptive. For example, every single part of human sensory system including the brain and nerve system is transferred to a vat to connect to the computer. If the sensory information is provided through the computer data, and if the data is directly transmitted to the brain, then the brain will not be able to distinguish the computer data
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The movie The Matrix has many similar themes and differences to “The Allegory of the Cave”. The Matrix is about a man named Neo, he believes that he’s a normal man with a normal life but then he is contacted by a man named Morpheus. Morpheus exposes Neo to the truth that his world, where he is just regular Tom Anderson is made up. The Matrix , was created by sentient machines that subdue the human population, while their bodies ' heat and electrical activity are used as an energy source. Neo is reluctant to accept this truth that his old world, the matrix it is called, does not really exist.