»Sunglasses Theories?«

I feel like there is some significance to the wearing of sunglasses within the matrix, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Do the characters remove their sunglasses when they are telling the truth? I believe in the first movie agent smith takes off his glasses (and earpiece) when he is telling morpheus of how eager he is to be freed from the matrix. Also, in the revolutions trailers, we see neo with a cloth wrapped around his head covering apparently bleeding eyes. Any theories?

Mr shiver~

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I feel like there is some significance to the wearing of sunglasses within the matrix

I think this is for redundants...

How does Neo see when he is in the matrix? he sees every thing in code doesnt he. how does he see past his sunglasses. surly they would be seen in code as well!

no idea....maybe they are special sunglasses or summat

Mabys he only sees things the he wants to see. or they are tranlycent and he sees the code but he can see the code but he can just look through it like a one way mirror

Maybe they are there for no other reason that the "Cool Factor"

They could be used to balance out the Red/Blue & Green hues of the Matrix....

when he broke the code at the end of part one he wasnt wearing glasses an it wasnt effecting him at all

In the first part, sunglasses weren't a major part of the neb crew's wardrobe. Only the agents wore them consistently, except smith who thinks he's hot sh*t. In the second one, they were all wearing sunglasses consistently. Neo, however, would take them off in certain instances. i.e. kissing persephone (when he really means it) , talking to the oracle (put them on when smith shows up hmm), reviving Trinity. I don't know exactly what that means but it is what I have observed....

In tyhe tea room fight sceen when neo fights seraph when seraph does a back flip near the end his galsses dissapear.

they are over his eyes when he starts the flip and they are on when hge finishes the flip but the bit in the middle they ave not there.