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For the first two, I saw the self-transformation that Neo undertook and the eventual self-sacrifice for the good of all as the overarching "christianity" plot.
by Fjolsvith 10y ago
For the first two, I saw the self-transformation that Neo undertook and the eventual self-sacrifice for the good of all as the overarching "christianity" plot.
- acomar 10y agoI must be missing something. I realize the stories share some similarities but the third movie ends with a Hindu prayer to drive the point home: the Matrix is a fairly classic retelling of the story of Gautama (the Buddha). It follows the Hindu tradition of the story but it's definitely Gautama.
- user837387 10y agono no no. It is all about the flying spaghetti monster. If you look at the sentinels they all look like flying spaghetti monsters. That was the real intent. The flying spaghetti monster is trying to control us, don't listen to it.