Matrix: Neo wasn't 'the One'?

[Brian G Turner]

It's a 15 minute video that takes a minute to get started - but it lays out a susprising theory about the Matrix trilogy.

Neo wasn't 'the One'. Agent Smith was.

IMO definitely worth hearing the argument:

 

[Ensign Shah]

Ooh how very interesting... That just makes it all the more confusing.

 

[Richard HR Penn]

I had so many arguments as to why NEO was the one. Maybe, the real truth is not that there was "the One," but that there was "the Two." You could not have either without the other, that was also said in the movie.

It's a 15 minute video that takes a minute to get started - but it lays out a susprising theory about the Matrix trilogy.

Neo wasn't 'the One'. Agent Smith was.

IMO definitely worth hearing the argument:

 

[steelyglint]

It'll turn out t'ave been 'is third son. 'T'allus does. 'T'appened in t'Dune tackle - Chapter'ouse, I think; I remember it well, aye. Little bugger got 'issel wrapped up in young worms an' went stompin' aroun't desert, 'e did. Them there ones you think are t' ones are never t' one as ends up bein' t' right one. Sneaky like that, these writin' folks are.

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[Cat's Cradle]

Fascinating. I didn't think it possible, but now I feel inspired to watch all three again, to see if any of this makes sense while viewing. (LOVE the first film...not so much the others.)

 

[thaddeus6th]

That's a compelling argument.

 

[Cli-Fi]

It's a 15 minute video that takes a minute to get started - but it lays out a susprising theory about the Matrix trilogy.

Neo wasn't 'the One'. Agent Smith was.

IMO definitely worth hearing the argument:

I had this same theory for years, but I never bothered to put it in a YT video.

 

[j.k.m]

It's a 15 minute video that takes a minute to get started - but it lays out a susprising theory about the Matrix trilogy.

Neo wasn't 'the One'. Agent Smith was.

IMO definitely worth hearing the argument:

deeper and deeper. love it, love the movie.

 

[AlekseiVashchenko]

Great thing about movies like the Matrix is that you can continue to make interpretations beyond what the writers intended, and that makes the book, film, poem, or whatever a work of art to be enjoyed by generations to come.