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Why not: you can take the blue pill, take the easy route of thinking the Matrix sequels were crap and drop them, or you can take the red pill and enter an arena where many people are still thinking about them and dissecting the themes and concepts raised, what it meant, how it all fits together...

Holadem, very interesting point about City & the Stars. I'm pretty sure I've read it in the past (I went through an Arthur C. Clarke phase when I read most of his stuff), but don't remember anything of it. Time to visit the library/second-hand book store. I can certainly see the parallels...

Just to add fuel to the fire:- http://www.matrix-explained.com/ Apologies if it's already been posted, hard to keep track of what's gone on before in 39 pages...

As to the question, why don't the machines destroy Zion and kill off any human that wants to leave/actually leaves? Perhaps they need these humans in Zion track down the dissenters? After all, in the first, the agents didnt' really get a handle on Thomas until Morpheus had contacted him already...

I'm a little lost. Sorry to re-hash what are presumably stupid questions, but:- Is the Architect the in-Matrix avatar of a machine, or a standalone program? If he's the creator of the Matrix, and is talking about machines destroying Zion in the multiple first-person -- "We have become...

Whew. Watched Revolutions on Friday, then took several days to plough though this entire thread. Just a few observations, sorry it it's been discussed already but it's difficult to digest 27 pages and remember everything that's gone before:- Neo's "sacrifice" and its effect, the end of the...