What exactly is The Matrix talking about?

If you want to understand this film, you must first understand the three groups in this film: 1. Matrix: The future world, the machine (that is, the mother nest) creates the whole world, and this world is a program designed by it, which includes many, many small programs, such as food, cars, **, everything except the human body (seen, heard).

Humans are also fed by machines and live with all the illusions provided by the program, though the vast majority of humans are unaware of it; 2. Zion: A real world made up of awakened partial humans, intent on destroying the brood; 3. Smith and his gang: It is also a program created by the brood, similar to an antivirus program, dedicated to eliminating other programs that violate the brood.

But Smith's program creates a sense of self and wants to get out of the brood. Part 1: Zion wants to destroy the brood, and to destroy the brood, he must find the brood, and Memphis believes that Neo has the ability to find the brood.

They found him, made him believe, and trained him. Neo doesn't believe it at first, but later in the constant struggle with Smith and the like, he gradually believes and develops feelings for Trinity. Part 2:

It mainly tells how Neo and the others found the brood (through the key to the door opener), and the brood is constantly trying to find a way to eliminate Zion, and Smith is also constantly trying to get out of the brood. Part 3: Mainly about Smith's program self-development to the point that even the brood is difficult to control, Neo found the brood and reached an agreement with the brood, and the final result was that Smith's program was eliminated and the world returned to the past.

The film distinguishes between the real and the unreal: in the real world, people raised by machines have connections on their bodies and in the back of their heads, through which they can enter the unreal world, and when they want to return to the real world, they must be wired by real-world programmers. In the Unreal world, everything is a program, including Neo, Trinity, and others.

Neo wants **, and the real-world programmer gives him the ** program; Trinity wants the best driving method, so she enters the driving method program into Trinity's program. So at the end of the first episode, when Neo understood everything, the three Smiths and the bullets they fired looked to him as a piece of process, not bullets.

The film tells the story of Neo, a young cyber hacker who discovers that the seemingly normal real world is actually controlled by a computer artificial intelligence system called "The Matrix", and Neo meets Morpheus, the leader of the hacker organization, under the guidance of a mysterious girl, Trinity, and the three embark on a journey to fight against the Matrix.

It's a science fiction film, I can't understand it, it seems to be talking about a person's fantasy, and that person is the famous Hollywood actor Keanu. Reeves acted.

If you know how to code, you know that the director is parsing a program with you.

The dialogue reveals that robots are no longer just emotionless programs, and that the family, like the prophets, has understood what love is, that is, being willing to give everything for each other.

So even though the father knew that when the matrix was upgraded, it would be an illegal program to be deleted, but he did not choose to escape it like other illegal programs, but tried to keep his daughter as much as possible with his wife.

Therefore, Neo, who was injected with love, made a different choice from other saviors in the final ** source, because there was "love" in the program injected into Neo.

From the conversation between Neo and the Prophet, it is known that the architect not only does not understand love, but also does not understand choice, so the architect does not understand why Neo would rather make the "wrong" decision that will destroy humanity than save Trinity.

Neo's choice ended the cycle of Matrix Upgrade Zion's destruction and reconstruction, but it ushered in another problem, if Neo did not enter the source of **, then the architect would personally destroy humanity.

The Prophet has modified "**" Smith to make it a virus-like illegal program, which can be seen from the conversation between the Prophet and Neo, and only the Prophet knows that Smith is different from other ** programs, and Smith is the opposite of Neo. And only Neo can defeat Smith to stop Smith from replicating himself and destroying the world.

In the first dialogue between Smith and the captured Morpheus, Smith's strong intention to try to leave the matrix already shows that Smith is different from other ** programs.

Smith was not originally an illegal program, and it was impossible for the architect to transform the machine world to destroy himself, so there is reason to believe that the Prophet single-handedly transformed Smith into an illegal program, which was used as a weight for Neo's final negotiation with the architect.

The Prophet gradually understood and possessed human emotions through his study of humans, which was the biggest difference from fellow program architects, who wanted to end the war between machines and humans and created Neo and Smith. In the end, Neo and Smith merged and disintegrated, and the architect fulfilled his promise to Neo to allow the 1% of humanity to live in Zion permanently, and the Prophet's Matrix Revolution was realized.

Eventually, the Prophet and Neo worked together to save humanity.

The classic Matrix series is over.