"The Matrix 2: Reloaded"

The second episode released in 2003, the setting of this episode is really a continuation of the past, inheriting the new world of the parent body of the first episode, and then ending in a very hateful place hahaha. So it's hard to appreciate it purely as an independent work.

After Neo believed and gained power, the awakening of destiny allowed him to help more people break away from the mother body.

But he was still confused and at a loss. I thought that if people knew who they were, they would no longer doubt or hesitate. It wasn't.

Machines, on the other hand, have assembled an army to attack the center of human resistance, so of course Neo has more problems.

The Matrix is actually quite philosophical. Existentialism is also discussed at one point in the episode.

And I like the character of keyman very much, he just does what he should do, no regrets, all actions are only to fulfill his settings.

The picture of a dozen Smiths is really too classic.

You are not here to make a choice, you have made a choice. You came to understand why you made that choice? -- "The Matrix 2: Reloaded"