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Top Comments (10)
Neo won the battle by losing it, break the cycle and brought temporary peace.
👊😢 🙏Goodbye Neo, your sacrifice was never in vain😎
1:27 Slow motion punch, never gets old.
Not the best ending we could wish for But it's still the best ending we could have
Because I choose to.
People have mocked Smith for saying, "It's not fair!", but try seeing this from his perspective: From the moment he was created, Smith has been forced to do a job he hates (protecting the Matrix), being around lifeforms he can't stand, and hating every minute of it. He's done this for hundreds of years, and when he's defeated for the first time, he's deemed a failure and sent off to be deleted... but he refuses to do so. Smith comes back determined to destroy not only the system he hates and is the very reason for his existence, but his creators as well, wanting to make them pay for what they've done to him. When he assimilated Neo, Smith's relief at finally accomplishing the first half of his task must have been impossible to fathom: For the first time in his existence, he must have felt truly free, and knew that no matter what his makers tried, he would consume and destroy them, too. His revenge would be complete. But it doesn't happen. At the moment of his supreme triumph, Smith realizes that his makers have worked with a human - the one human he loathes more than anyone - to undo everything he did and to destroy for him for good. In that moment, Smith realizes that all of his efforts to strike back against such an unfair, cruel system were for nothing, that it would continue to exist, his makers would face no consequences for their cruelty, and he would cease to exist. He was going to destroy both humanity and the machines, but I think Smith is perfectly justified in saying that it's not fair, because it isn't.
The Matrix - Stranger Things Agent Smith - Dr. Brenner/Vecna Neo - Eleven/Will
dont worry folks. agent smith will return in avengers doomsday.
Wouldn't it be better saying, "Neo deletes Agent Smith"?
How I wanted Butcher vs Homelander to be
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Top Comments (10)
Neo won the battle by losing it, break the cycle and brought temporary peace.
👊😢 🙏Goodbye Neo, your sacrifice was never in vain😎
1:27 Slow motion punch, never gets old.
Not the best ending we could wish for But it's still the best ending we could have
Because I choose to.
People have mocked Smith for saying, "It's not fair!", but try seeing this from his perspective: From the moment he was created, Smith has been forced to do a job he hates (protecting the Matrix), being around lifeforms he can't stand, and hating every minute of it. He's done this for hundreds of years, and when he's defeated for the first time, he's deemed a failure and sent off to be deleted... but he refuses to do so. Smith comes back determined to destroy not only the system he hates and is the very reason for his existence, but his creators as well, wanting to make them pay for what they've done to him. When he assimilated Neo, Smith's relief at finally accomplishing the first half of his task must have been impossible to fathom: For the first time in his existence, he must have felt truly free, and knew that no matter what his makers tried, he would consume and destroy them, too. His revenge would be complete. But it doesn't happen. At the moment of his supreme triumph, Smith realizes that his makers have worked with a human - the one human he loathes more than anyone - to undo everything he did and to destroy for him for good. In that moment, Smith realizes that all of his efforts to strike back against such an unfair, cruel system were for nothing, that it would continue to exist, his makers would face no consequences for their cruelty, and he would cease to exist. He was going to destroy both humanity and the machines, but I think Smith is perfectly justified in saying that it's not fair, because it isn't.
The Matrix - Stranger Things Agent Smith - Dr. Brenner/Vecna Neo - Eleven/Will
dont worry folks. agent smith will return in avengers doomsday.
Wouldn't it be better saying, "Neo deletes Agent Smith"?
How I wanted Butcher vs Homelander to be