That's what I was trying to say lol
I'd like to divulge into the reasons why The Matrix is probably my all time favourite movie.
This movie doesn't really give you any answers; this movie will leave you asking more questions, if anything. And for me, that's a good thing. It never gets old discussing all of the ideas behind the story.
Of course the biggest thing - and I'd say probably the most obvious thing - to take from this movie is, "What if this was real?". By that I mean the idea that we're living inside a world that was built for us, and we're only restricted and limited to what we can physically and mentally achieve. In other words, we're not in control of our own lives. We're born blind, and subsequently freedom is something that is unobtainable.
In actuality, that all makes sense, and for the most part is largely true - We aren't really technically free, not in what we say or do. There are limits and boundaries, but we can actually advance past those boundaries to set new ones. So although I do agree that there are limits in place, I wouldn't say that something could never be worked around. Give it time and anything and everything imaginable could in at least some form become somewhat of a reality.
I just really like the deep philosophical aspects that the movie delves into. Because it ventures into a lot of different areas, and you could get yourself lost in the amount of 'what if?' points it puts across. The movie was supposed to make you think and question things, and for me it did just that. Which is why this is my favourite movie.
