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JoKeR1980 wrote:Sky wrote:But JoKeR1980, I think you missing the whole essense here.... The mech get on bad
lol my bad..it did indeed...i was looking for that since when in the trailer I saw the arm reach up and grab the RPG / missile... tres cool![]()
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JoKeR1980 wrote:there was also the religious theme of Wickus being the cheif persecutor of the aliens then becoming "converted" himself. Anyone remember Saul becoming Paul? CHRISTpher? wanna bet in District 10 that the aliens come back to save their kind and lay down retribution on the humans and Wikas will be defending them? Going away for 3 years to return as sleeping for 3 days then returning to save his people?
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:JoKeR1980 wrote:there was also the religious theme of Wickus being the cheif persecutor of the aliens then becoming "converted" himself. Anyone remember Saul becoming Paul? CHRISTpher? wanna bet in District 10 that the aliens come back to save their kind and lay down retribution on the humans and Wikas will be defending them? Going away for 3 years to return as sleeping for 3 days then returning to save his people?
very interesting parallel that I didnt see before
I like the anology
cool
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:JoKeR1980 wrote:there was also the religious theme of Wickus being the cheif persecutor of the aliens then becoming "converted" himself. Anyone remember Saul becoming Paul? CHRISTpher? wanna bet in District 10 that the aliens come back to save their kind and lay down retribution on the humans and Wikas will be defending them? Going away for 3 years to return as sleeping for 3 days then returning to save his people?
very interesting parallel that I didnt see before
I like the anology
cool
Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:JoKeR1980, The matrix also had a Christianity parallel too and was much deeper than the action sequences in the movie which is what most people think the movie was about.
Neo's real name is Thomas Anderson, perhaps referring to "doubting Thomas" of the Bible (since it took him so long to believe he was the One). The name Anderson means "son of man," a title used by Jesus in reference to himself. A character Choi, says to him "Hallelujah. You're my savior, man. My own personal Jesus Christ." A plate in Morpheus's ship Nebuchadnezzar says "Mark III No. 11," a probable allusion to the Bible: Mark 3:11 reads, "Whenever the unclean spirits saw him, they fell down before him and shouted, 'You are the Son of God!'" Anderson's hacker alias Neo is an anagram for the One. He is The One who is prophesied to liberate humanity from the chains that imprison them in their computer-generated illusion. First, however, he has to die - and he is killed in room 303. But, after 72 seconds (analogous to 3 days), Neo rises again. Soon thereafter, he also ascends up into the heavens. The first movie itself happened to be released on Easter weekend, 1999.
JoKeR1980 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:JoKeR1980, The matrix also had a Christianity parallel too and was much deeper than the action sequences in the movie which is what most people think the movie was about.
yeah there was def the theme of Neo as the saviour, you could even say that Morpheus was John the Baptist who believed in him and 'prepared the way' for him. There was a Judas and a persecutor / tempter. There were even prophets, or prophetess I should say.
kiamotors wrote:JoKeR1980 wrote:Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:JoKeR1980, The matrix also had a Christianity parallel too and was much deeper than the action sequences in the movie which is what most people think the movie was about.
yeah there was def the theme of Neo as the saviour, you could even say that Morpheus was John the Baptist who believed in him and 'prepared the way' for him. There was a Judas and a persecutor / tempter. There were even prophets, or prophetess I should say.
Well I don't know about all that, the directors tried to make it look that way after heavy scrutiny by the public...
There are other articles that contest the Christianity story line, I have seen the matrix sequel and in my point of view it doesn’t have any religious undertones.
I would not exactly compare matrix with District 9 as far as the storyline goes.
Humes wrote:the DFC, much of the Matrix philosophy might be present in the Vedas, but all of it wasn't taken from the Vedas. There are way too many obvious parallels of Greek philosophy, Christianity, the monomyth etc to write the movie off as based totally on Hindu scripture.
kiamotors, how you wish to see a text is your choice, but choosing to ignore an interpretation that's backed up with reasonable evidence doesn't make that interpretation any less valid. The only thing that makes an interpretation less valid is less evidence backing it up.
The Christianity parallels in the first Matrix movie are well-established. There's way too much evidence there for them to be denied.
G-T wrote:Matrix had a Christianity parallel?? I find it was more like a cult!...
G-T wrote:G-T wrote:Matrix had a Christianity parallel?? I find it was more like a cult!...
That is my thought of the movie and I never really felt it was so profound to watch it multiple times…
I see where you coming from Admin & you have your proof and what not, but that won’t change my views of how I interpreted the movie.
My thoughts on the movie were not manipulated by reviews, books, synopsis & critics. I looked at the movie and it was entertaining. However I could not see a religious story line although you all do.
BTW is there a problem when user gives his/her opinion/interpret something differently? Do ppl always have to follow the crowd?
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