Then let me ruin the next movie for you
BTW, these are my own observations,
I didn't not see the preview for the 3rd yet,
or get these ideas from any other media.
If any of you were paying attention to all the "talk" & "boring parts"
Then you'd realize the movie was much deeper than most any movie.
The subtle revelations are profound.
Humanity is animal, see the passion.
The consul sees deeper than the others, and asks the question,
is man & machine not interconnected?
Neo is now not only the anomoly, the humanity in the machine,
but also the machine in reality.
One in the same.
Also is the "reality" you are seeing out of the Matrix real,
remember that Neo is controlling the machines on the outside now.
Can he really do this? Or is he and his allies really on the "outside".
Like Morpheous keeps saying "this is all wrong"
The Architect & the Oracle are allies had have set up an elaborate ploy to continually renew human race and keep them under control.
Including introducing "an acceptable" anomoly to control the chaos factor within the program.
He is the sixth Neo.
But he is also the One, not the One who has super-powers,
all of them have that, all of them dupe humanity into following the pattern, into believing in him.
But the ONE that breaks the pattern, the REALLY introduces "choice" into the Matrix.
And in turn setup a complex series of events, that introduce the "chaos" into the set series of events versus the Matrix's intent and design.
Mr. Smith is probably not the enemy that you think.
In being "destroyed" by Neo in the first movie,
you'd think he has just come back by the Matrix's design.
No, he has come back with the "virus" of Neo within him.
Pushing him to survive, with the desire to challenge Neo,
but yet spreading himself, adding to the "chaos" adding to the "virus" the Matrix hasn't accounted for.
This is also throwing off the planned series of events the Matrix has set off before.
Mr. Smith wasn't "supposed" to be there in the Hallway.
He wasn't supposed to kill the Keymaster.
And in turn the human he infected wasn't supposed to be there
to set off the sabatage to the initial attack by the humans against the drilling machine army.
Sometime by "losing" you have "won" something.
The sabatage has introduced more "chaos" into the plans,
throwing off the timing of events in the master program.
And now if you haven't scene, this has introduced "chaos" into the "reality" that you are seeing.
All the "chaos" and "mistiming" the has been introduced into "underlying" Matrix is starting to affect events in "reality".
Was that metal platform "supposed to" fall?
Were they suppose to lose that paticular captain and his ship.
No?
Was Trinity supposed to go into the Matrix, because she wouldn't have if they hadn't been killed.
This allowed Neo to make the choice for love to save her,
instead of the alternative one to save the human race,
even The Architect has to follow the program given him.
Neo has to push his powers further than ever disrupting the Matrix even more,
and then the need to save Trinity to merge with her is a new aspect to his powers.
How does the Matrix inside affect the outside? hmm?
The levels to this story are many.
The symbolism is significant.
The complexity is beyond most to fathom
The depth is profound.
The plot is excellent, the story superior.
And if you can't see this, then you are just watching the pretty FX too much,
to not see the through to the real developments.
Or maybe you were distracted by other things.
