You make great points. First, I'd would've really appreciated the poetic justice of Morpheus's death; in the grand nature of hollywood productions it would have been honorable for him to have died saving and believing in the "One".
I didn't particularly care for the attempt to show his lost of faith, and unrealistic come back in belief. Naomi said it best, "I still don't believe, but I believe in him". She seemed to be the only character to really hold true to a consistant theme.
And though I enjoy M2, I agree with the fact that Zion was introduced with poor taste. Sort of shoved down our throats, coated in sweaty bodies and erotic submeanings...not that I didn't appreciate the various nipple shots.
As a scifi fan, I'm actually happy that the auidence didn't get all the answers. As movie goers we get a charge out of predicting the outcome of movies, only to bitch about how predictable the plot was. The Matrix Triology is simply a flight in fantasy, take from it what you want, but the reality is...It Is What It is.
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You make great points. First, I'd would've really appreciated the poetic justice of Morpheus's death; in the grand nature of hollywood productions it would have been honorable for him to have died saving and believing in the "One". I didn't particularly care for the attempt to show his lost of faith, and unrealistic come back in belief. Naomi said it best, "I still don't believe, but I believe in him". She seemed to be the only character to really hold true to a consistant theme. And though I enjoy M2, I agree with the fact that Zion was introduced with poor taste. Sort of shoved down our throats, coated in sweaty bodies and erotic submeanings...not that I didn't appreciate the various nipple shots. As a scifi fan, I'm actually happy that the auidence didn't get all the answers. As movie goers we get a charge out of predicting the outcome of movies, only to bitch about how predictable the plot was. The Matrix Triology is simply a flight in fantasy, take from it what you want, but the reality is...It Is What It is.