Philosophic

Rating: 9/10 (4 March 2015)

The movie "The Matrix" is going about Neo. Neo lives in a fake world called the Matrix, the real world is taken over by robots. The people who are still in the Matrix, don't know anything of the real world. Plato, a Greek philosopher, had a passage called the "Allegory of the Cave". In this passage, Plato says: people has to imagine that everybody lives in a cave. We are prisoners and we can't escape or move. We only have to look at a wall with shadows. Plato says that we will think these shadows are the truth. when a prisoner is outside, the outside will be really sharp (example: a sharp sun). but once he is endorsed, it will be way more nicer outside. This is nearly the same as in the movie "The Matrix", we all live in a fake world (cave=matrix) and there are some people who want to go out the fake world (Neo). So the Matrix is a really psychological/philosophic movie. That makes it a really nice movie! Watch it! (Also a psychological/philosophic movie: They live)