Again&Again - The Matrix

"Favorite movie" and "movie I'll watch again and again" are generally the same thing.

THE MATRIX

The Matrix is not like most Hollywood movies – it's a spiritual film. Yes, at first glance, it may seem very commercial, with action scenes, weapons, fast-paced sequences... but that's just the surface. The film also delves into the serious theme of love! When you watch it, engage your critical thinking and enjoy all the messages encoded within the Matrix.
The prophesied mission of the main character is to discover the truth that will free humanity. And when it's free, it will be better and more grateful. Neo sacrifices his life for others, after which he reappears stronger than ever. It follows the Christian model of the role of a messiah, and comparing it to the life of Jesus Christ seems quite natural because we are all Sources. Continuous associations with the Bible evoke names like Trinity (the Holy Trinity, Triunity), the city of Zion, and so on. However, the spiritual message in "The Matrix" is not a complete interpretation of Christianity. Many of the most essential elements of Christianity are missing from the plot – there's no God, no concept of sin, repentance, and forgiveness. Instead, there's a need to free people from illusions, one of which is the material world.

This is more of a Buddhist concept than a Christian one. Buddhists, however, hope to detach from the material towards a good, peaceful, and immaterial existence. In the film, after escaping from the Matrix, Neo chooses the almost destroyed Earth and his mission to free it from the Matrix. This again brings the analysis of the spiritual back to Christianity, which claims that the world is essentially good, albeit confused, and that it should not be fled from but saved by being experienced. And this is a choice that each of us makes every moment...

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