Welcome to Litsy!

Only 2, because I really don't do horror (in fact I haven't seen the end of either of these movies!)

1. The Matrix
2. Pan's Labyrinth

#tlt @dabbe

Do you want to play @TrishB ?

I kept being told I should read this.

#classic #sciencefiction #cyberpunk #thematrix

What‘s ‘real‘? Could ‘this‘ all be a dream; a game; an illusion; a computer simulation? The Matrix and its sequels raised profound - some would say pointless - philosophical questions which had already been asked by philosophers from Plato to Descartes and all points in between. This book of essays explores their points of view non-technically and without unnecessary jargon, examining various answers to the ‘real‘ question along the way.

#IfYouLikeThisMovie #TheMatrix

Then you‘ll like the weapon wielding Bennet sisters as they battle zombies with Matrix-moves!

I‘ve not read this but it is touted to be groundbreaking early AI fiction pub. in 1984 I believe.
#ifyoulikethis
#thematrix
@Klou

#IfYouLikeThis #TheMatrix

This was one of the inspirations for The Matrix, and I‘ve never read it, but now I want to!

Day 14 - #IfYouLikeThis #TheMatrix

#YoullLikeThisBook #InceptionTheShootingScript

#QuotsyApr20 #walk

@TK-421

When messianic hacker Neo kick-boxes the Matrix's virtual-reality dream-prison, he is really struggling with some of mankind's biggest conundrums: the nature of truth and reality, the possibility of free will, the mind-body problem and the alienation of labor in late-capitalist society. The tacit goal here is to make philosophy fun for the general reader by orienting it to pop-culture reference points.