This movie reminds me of a series of movies

Give a brief review of this movie (actually this series of movies). This series of films is a milestone in my opinion. The description of the virtual world, the imagination of artificial intelligence, the thinking about the self-evolution of robots, and the philosophical thinking about whether the human-led world or the robot-led world provides great insights for the latecomers. good reference. Although as a sci-fi action movie, the handling of fighting is a bit exaggerated, but according to the script setting, it is understandable that NEO occasionally opens up in the virtual world.
This movie reminds me a lot of movies. It feels a lot like "Space Travelers" for people to wake up from their dormant pods. For many people who don't know they are living in a virtual world, it feels a lot like "The Truman World" (also unaware that they are living in a world constructed by a TV show crew). For the virtual world inside the virtual world (you will find that ZION, the world where the rebel group is located, is also a virtual world if you look closely at the latter two, this NEO can control the so-called real robots in the back, and Smith can also visit "The real world" can be seen), you have absolutely no idea what layer of virtual space you are in. What do you think this is like? "Inception" ah! For those robot rebellions, where humans and robots bravely fight, it's a lot like Will Smith's Public Enemy and the Terminator series (though the Matrix doesn't travel through time). The eerie atmosphere in the so-called "real world" looks a lot like "Robot 9". For those fight scenes, how should I put it, I always feel like I'm watching Bruce Lee's "Dragon Crossing the River" (well, mainly Chinese Kung Fu seems to be more, and Zou Zhaolong also starred). Oh yes, the tank warriors in The Matrix 3 look a lot like Tom Cruise's Edge of Tomorrow. Well, that's more than a shootout, so I won't go into details. In short, in my opinion, there are many shadows of movies in this (this series) movie, or a lot of movies have shadows of this movie. The
classics will never go out of style, although it is the beginning of the 21st century (or not yet a little bit) film), but it will forever go down in the history of world cinema!

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