The overall story is rubbish sadly. The back-story/prologue is decent, the sequels however, botched up its delivery and weaving it all into the narrative.
All Neo had to do was understand that machines were actually looking out for us, they even tried to make the Matrix a paradise for us after we had all but destroyed our own planet's biosphere.
The architect bumbled these facts though through torrents of fanciful words and techno-babble.
The message was simple: humans need machines, machines need humans. Unplug everyone from the matrix, and watch as billions of humans kill each other for what little remains. Wipe out humans, and the machines rot away, having no purpose, duty or responsibility anymore. Yet two sequels couldn't establish this premise properly.
Heck, the bowels of Zion has machines running in there just to keep everyone alive.
All Neo had to do was understand that machines were actually looking out for us, they even tried to make the Matrix a paradise for us after we had all but destroyed our own planet's biosphere.
The architect bumbled these facts though through torrents of fanciful words and techno-babble.
The message was simple: humans need machines, machines need humans. Unplug everyone from the matrix, and watch as billions of humans kill each other for what little remains. Wipe out humans, and the machines rot away, having no purpose, duty or responsibility anymore. Yet two sequels couldn't establish this premise properly.
Heck, the bowels of Zion has machines running in there just to keep everyone alive.
