11-09-2003, 11:20 PM
I saw it. I liked it. Though I would have preferred a more concrete conclusion to the trilogy (if it will be a trilogy.) To me it's just a movie, not a philosophical question or anything "deep." If I want deep philosophical discussion and education I'll switch my major. 
I'm pretty sure there are people much more qualified to argue points of philosophy then the wichovsky(sp) brothers.
Really, The Matrix et all are really just a combination of what those two liked, Kung Fu, leather, bdsm, and random philosophical ideas. It's cool, but it's not deep and I don't really feel it deserves as much thought that some people are giving it. Hell, you could stare up at the night sky and try to imagine the enormity of the Universe and get deeper ideas than those presented in these movies.
I'm pretty sure there are people much more qualified to argue points of philosophy then the wichovsky(sp) brothers. Really, The Matrix et all are really just a combination of what those two liked, Kung Fu, leather, bdsm, and random philosophical ideas. It's cool, but it's not deep and I don't really feel it deserves as much thought that some people are giving it. Hell, you could stare up at the night sky and try to imagine the enormity of the Universe and get deeper ideas than those presented in these movies.