Originally Posted by magnet41
I liked revolutions but i have some questions. Was the little girl sati tranning to be the next oracle. Smith and neo bleed, Why does smith bleed is he human. After taking over the oracle smith can see the future as she did ,
but she tricks him in the end, How does she survive. Is neo dead, Will there be more matrix movies
There's certainly suggestions that Sati is the next step on from the Oracle - ie. the oracle never demonstrated the ability to control the matrix in the way sati seems to with the sunrise (sunset?), yet sati also comes from machine origins (tho a family in this case), and exhibits "human" and "humanistic" tendancies. She's not a predetermined program it seems, but an equally ("greater") adaptive program perhaps? I found this part slightly frustrating - i.e. what are we to make of this computer family carrying similar traits and ideals to idealistic humans, but not driven/structured by chemical prompting. i.e. are the bros suggesting, in conjunction with the neo-as-a-program idea, that mechanised consciousnesses are the way forward? If so, why the survival of Zion. I guess it's an extension of the idea that both the mechanistic and human worlds must grow, and operate in conjunction. I'm happy with that, just would've liked a tad more exposition, and a little less pyrotechnics.
Did Smith bleed? At what point? Perhaps we could take this to mean he's adapted fully to the human-modelled world that is the matrix? i.e. part of him has existed in a human "shell"/body, and his over-all absorbtion/hatred of humanity (via Neo plus his "incarceration" in the M) has "humanised" him in some ways?
The Oracle could never see the future as such when it came to core decisions it seems (note how she did'nt tell Neo he wasn't the One in the first film, but let him state this to be the case). She can be wrong. Smith was wrong. Maybe she was using the flaws inherent in herself to throw Smith off? Maybe she recognised that the Neo/Smith death was the best result for all, and needed to enter smith to permeate this outcome, coz otherwise he would've followed the path of death/purpose-acheivement throught the destruction of everything? Maybe anomylous programs like Smith, even in the throes of viral-spiral, are still predictable, in the way that Neo wasn't this time coz of his heavily-(undefinable)-humanistic aspects.
The question of her survival is another slightly annoying one.
If there are more M movies, i won't hold my breath for a re-crafting of these ideas into a drafting of behaviour in face of our fears. I think it'd all end in tears. But you never know...given time... (gah, i'm an optimist who's looking for closure in a series that's either gone for clover-grazing or exposure.)
We'll see. Let's have some more repartee (damn i'm pretentious
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