»Revolutions "speculation"«

Hey i just came up with a theory about what the setting will be in Revolutions, based on what i've seen from the preview and the storyline.

When he's talking to that big head, i see heaps of what appears to be COMPACT JUNK. Now combine this with the fact that he is caught between the human world and the machine world (as the trailor says). In Matrix Revolutions, I believe Neo is -- to put bluntly -- in the PREVIOUS VERSION(S) of the Matrix. When you delete something off your computer, it doesn't actually get deleted you know. All those junk heaps you see are from previous matrix(s), like metal scraps, buildings, etc. compacted into one enourmous junkyard. What Neo is doing there is beyond me, but i'd like other people to tell me if this is valid, and if not, why... this one makes alot of sense, come on ...

You couldvery well be right...
But I think that this is the Machine 'source' The God. that Neo is trying to cut a deal with.... I've heard this discussed before on other sites so I think this is probably the answer...

Another Smith wrote:

You couldvery well be right... But I think that this is the Machine 'source' The God. that Neo is trying to cut a deal with.... I've heard this discussed before on other sites so I think this is probably the answer...

yes. but he may be talking to the source as he's standing in a previous , "abandonded" version of the matrix.. main that case we're both right..?

Yes it is a possibility....Guess we will find out in 3 weeks!!!!!!
ROLL-ON,ROLL-ON,ROLL-ON,ROLL-ON,ROLL-ON,ROLL-ON....!!!!!!!!

well i know there is a lot of debate over the "face" on the seaurchin god machine so i don't want to inflame a riot, BUT i think that machine is really the physical architect.

here's why:

after seeing reloaded again on dvd, one of neo's lines jumped out to me.
right before leaving through the left door, neo quips "you should hope we don't meet again." now i'm no writer, but that is a classic forshadowing line if i've ever heard one. the architect replies "we won't!" but again that is just setting up their next meeting. it would be so fitting after those statements, for neo to approach the architect not on the architect's terms, but on neo's and for neo to be the one offering the architect a choice between compromise and the "extinction of his species."

i guess we'll wait to see.

Erazman wrote:

the fact that he is caught between the human world and the machine world

Most probably she meant the train station