In the face of the tide of electronic squid, the human city is at stake, Morpheus and Trinity and others want to fight the invaders to the death. At this time, "Savior" Neo's body and mind were accidentally separated, and the latter fell into the "mother body" again. Morpheus and Trinity also had to take Neo's body and return to the "maternal body" to look for him with the guardian angel. After a great battle, the guardian angel, virus twins, etc. were all killed, but Neo found nothing after finding the prophet. The situation in Zion is becoming more and more dangerous. Members and commanders have been killed one after another, but the attacks of the machines have not been weakened by the resistance of human beings. At this time, Neo, who was shot blind by the traitor, still wanted to fulfill the prophecy through hope. At this time, Agent Smith took control of the prophet and became stronger and stronger, threatening the stability of the entire "matrix". On the way back to Zion, the spacecraft was attacked by electronic squid, Trinity died, and the badly injured Neo was taken to Robot City 01. In the negotiation with the machine, Neo promised to eliminate Smith for the common benefit of humans and machines. As a result, the "mother body" is faced with another earth-shaking "overload". The ending is the most meaningful. The architect and Oracle reached a consensus and decided to give the humans in the Matrix free will. They can choose to enjoy the virtual peace and happiness in the machine or choose the cruelty and truth of reality. This is a very important proposition in Christian Protestantism. God, with his omniscience and omnipotence, certainly knew that Adam and Eve might eat the fruit of wisdom in the Garden of Eden under the temptation of the snake, but God still chose to give them free will when creating man. Choose to interfere, because God believes that a world with free will but at the same time may bring evil is more in line with his expectations than a world without evil but also without free will. It is this kind of understanding that has strengthened the pursuit and recognition of freedom in Western culture and has become the core of modern Western universal values.
Relatively speaking, the first episode should be called "revolution", because the first episode is more about people's understanding of their own state. Trying to escape from the illusory world of Matrix, escape the control of the machine, and not be the food of the machine is the original theme. The third episode revolutionizes the fate of the traditional relationship between machines and people, but it is more like an exhortation to the ruler. No matter how perfect the system you construct, no matter how indestructible your ruling power looks, you will eventually face it. A crisis that cannot be imagined when constructing the system. Just as Einstein said, "Man cannot solve problems at the level where the problem occurs." Rulers also need different thinking. In the movie, it is shown as the compromise of the architect who symbolizes rational construction to the Oracle who symbolizes sensibility and agnosticism. When you deprive people of their freedom, you also deprive people of their creativity, and you also lose the chance to solve system problems by relying on the by-product of people's free will—truth—someday. Only by returning freedom to the individual and respecting the equally instrumental perceptual power of human beings can the organism have permanent vitality.
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