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Originally posted by oldtimer
Now in Reloaded he sends Neo the spoon as if he will understand why. Is it a gift or maybe something more?
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It's a reminder. That seems fairly clear.
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Being that Neo already being the "One" merged some of that data into Smith while Smith might have also gave Neo some "system" or "matrix" data that allows him to do what he can do. Ex: Flying, but it may not be limited to only that.
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Neo was The One before merging into Smith, yes. If he'd tried flying before merging, he'd have been able to do it.
The thing about Neo flying is that it's a Hollywood-ism. It seems to me that a "real" Neo would instantaneously change locations instead. It'd be more efficient.
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As we see, the two different kinds of Agents never work together. So indeed Smith may be an asset to Revolutions.
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Maybe, or the reverse. It might be that the main Matrix entity may have Smith as an enemy. Given the trailer at the end of movie 2, I see this as verified.
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Now obviously someone will say that since he is a code or program he can not fuse with the human brain but how can we rule this out after seeing Neo carry his hairstyle back and forth through the Matrix.
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You really should read
Snow Crash.
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So Neo did in fact make the right choice by choosing to save Trinity because I assume no "One" before him attempted to do so (choose the door back to the Matrix). For this change, you have to expect an opposite outcome. The end of the Matrix.
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She
did "die", as expected, but Neo brought her back, which is an option the Architect didn't cover. Doesn't mean it didn't happen before; just means the Architect didn't see fit to mention it. Keep in mind that the Architect was not necessarily limited to the truth, as one way of lying is to tell only part of the truth.
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But it was on 500 mini Tv's
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Note that we've seen those TVs before, in the first movie. What does that tell you?
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whenever the hero is told the truth.
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Dangerous assumption, that.
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One stands out and speaks. So the other monitors were not really showing seperate worlds or more Matrix's nor Neo's true feelings. I'll leave this one open many answers.
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Exactly.