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I have no opinion but I find it interesting that you started this conversation by saying: "I can't see how anyone ever thought..." and end the conversation wi
by Kranar 5y ago
I have no opinion but I find it interesting that you started this conversation by saying:
"I can't see how anyone ever thought..."
and end the conversation with:
"Nothing unusual about two people reaching different interpretations. "
Whether the Matrix was intended as 1 movie or 3 movies is inconsequential in the grand scheme, but seeing this side of human nature is kind of interesting and somewhat amusing.
- mindcrime 5y agoNote what I did not say at the beginning: "No one could possibly watch the Matrix and think that..." I'm just saying I personally don't see the thought process, and the interpretation(s) where the movies are a cleanly connected, smooth, linear, contiguous narrative. I'm not saying that such processes and interpretations can't exist, hence "Two people can watch the same movie(s) and reach different interpretations." Anyway...
- TMWNN 5y agoDude, just stop. Your attempt to refute Kranar citing you contradicting yourself is laughable, and (speaking as one who has no horses in this race) Krasnol pretty convincingly demonstrated that you were wrong. That you claim to have watched The Matrix more than 100 times makes you look worse in this context, not better.