Film Theory: Neo isn't the "One" in the Matrix Trilogy

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I was giving this video title the :comeon:
Cause I thought this was just some revisionist bullshyt :camby:
But :ohhh: the Oracle shyt made a lot of sense and it was all there for us to see.. But we couldn't interpret at the time

Smith was the true savior of the Matrix... Neo was just the pawn... And Oracle fooled everyone in Zion to bring true peace

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Reloaded already told you he was just another "one" like 5 previous before him. The only way you can mean Smith is the one is if you believe him becoming so powerful, Neo and the machines must work together, then whatever. After Neo kills him, the machines had no reason to keep the truce, but did.
 

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Reloaded already told you he was just another "one" like 5 previous before him. The only way you can mean Smith is the one is if you believe him becoming so powerful, Neo and the machines must work together, then whatever. After Neo kills him, the machines had no reason to keep the truce, but did.

All other versions of the Neo's "one" were failed versions of the Matrix. Which doesn't make sense till the Architect pointed out that Oracle created the "One" program.. Neo was just an anomoly.. But he was neccesary to manipulate the Matrix. Smith became powerful because Neo freed him from the Agent program by copying his code onto him.
Neo is like a virus uploaded into a computer

The valid points this video made was:
The One was intended to restructure the Matrix... Neo didn't restructure shyt
Smith was the only one making copies of himself.. And reprogramming the city to make it rain in the final battle cause he quoted "You like what IVE done with the place?"

Smith calling Oracle "Mom"

Architect telling Oracle "You played a dangerous game" aka the lie about Neo being the "one"

shyt is deeper than rap :wow:
 
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All other versions of the Neo's "one" were failed versions of the Matrix. Which doesn't make sense till the Architect pointed out that Oracle created the "One" program.. Neo was just an anomoly.. But he was neccesary to manipulate the Matrix. Smith became powerful because Neo freed him from the Agent program by copying his code onto him.
Neo is like a virus uploaded into a computer

The valid points this video made was:
The One was intended to restructure the Matrix... Neo didn't restructure shyt
The Architect points out that there always was, and always will be a "one" because it's a glitch in the matrix. And they reboot the system, because The One will make the logical choice to save humanity, and take the deal. Neo does not; he makes a selfish decision to save Trinity rather than take the Architect's deal, which has never happened before.
 

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The Architect points out that there always was, and always will be a "one" because it's a glitch in the matrix. And they reboot the system, because The One will make the logical choice to save humanity, and take the deal. Neo does not; he makes a selfish decision to save Trinity rather than take the Architect's deal, which has never happened before.

The Architect was playing the Oracle game.
It explains why they met up at the end.
The "One" that has always been In the Matrix wasnt specifically reffered to as Neo being it. Smith has always been inside the Matrix from the first time it had to be restarted.
The One has to be born inside the Matrix.
Remember were viewing the Matrix in the sixth version from part 1 till Revolutions
Oracle is the one setting these events in motion through her words. Meaning she has failed on multiple occasions until she finally got it right. Its a trial and error situation its seems like. That's the only way it makes sense.
 
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This scene right here was the most important scene that explained the Oracle's plan..
This shyt you basically had to decipher cause it wasn't flat out told in your face.. Makes me appreciate Revolutions a little more
 
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