Neo

In the three Matrix movies, and it's really the first one, is what I would say is really, if you want to see the Gnostic religion on film, if you want a tutorial in Gnosticism proper, I would definitely say the first Matrix movie is really everything you're looking for.

Just for instance, you have Neo as sort of this Gnostic savior who's going to awaken mankind from the illusion of the material world.

This is the creation of the false reality within the Gnostic religion, which is created by this lesser god called the Demiurge.

This character turns up in The Matrix Part II, known as the Architect.

the creator of this false material world.

So you have Neo Anderson.

I mean, you just have so much subliminal and suggestive symbolism going on in this.

You have Neo.

You need help?

Looking like Neo in The Matrix.

Yeah.

One of the agents.

41 points, 12 of 22 from the field, shot better from three, six of 15, nine assists.

I actually thought this Luka game, I would argue that this Luka game kind of felt better than, or at least to me, seemed like he had better control over the game because he was slicing and dicing the Blazers up in a multitude of ways and actually using his playmaking and passing to sort of, you know, Neo in the Matrix, warp and control the world around him.

And I just felt like Luka had a good handle on this game, more so than in the...

the last game against the jazz where the first quarter, it seemed like Luca was in his own world.

All right.

So the terminology originated with the 1999 film The Matrix, in which Morpheus offers Neo, that would be Keanu Reeves, a choice between two pills.

A red pill, you will discover the truth about reality, however uncomfortable that might be.

Downright painful and miserably uncomfortable.