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Beyond the Matrix: Revolutions and Revelations [Paperback]

Stephen Faller
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3.0 out of 5 stars It's the question that drives us..., April 23 2004
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"adamv79" (Germantown, MD) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Beyond the Matrix: Revolutions and Revelations (Paperback)
And that seems to be the writers motto. This book was a good grazing of the philosophy, religion, symbolism, and spirituality questions that may arise to those that see the movies as more than just a Hollywood shoot-em-up blockbuster, yet it left me with the kind of feeling you'd get from watching a two hour movie that just ended in the middle of the story, because a Part 2 was planned. It's hard to tell exactly what Faller is trying to accomplish with the reader. He often talks of "waking up" and "escaping the matrix" and defines what the matrix is in our daily lives, but I feel he failed to describe what his opinions were about what "escaping the matrix" meant to him. I was left feeling like I had just read a book of questions, with no obvious opinions from the author to what the answers to the questions might be. There are some good points here and there, but overall I kept feeling like "ok the good part must be coming up soon when it gets more in depth."

Interesting read, but in my opinion, not a "must read".

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5.0 out of 5 stars Live the Revolution, Mar 13 2004
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This review is from: Beyond the Matrix: Revolutions and Revelations (Paperback)
If you thought you knew what the Matrix movies were all about - think again - and again. This book will challenge you to explore all the nuances and intricacies presented by the movies against a background of history's great philosophers. The material is presented in thought provoking comparisons by an author who speaks with authority about the great questions. This book is a must have for the Matrix enthusiast who is convinced that a movie can change their lives, but needs to understand why
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5.0 out of 5 stars To Be Awake Is To Be Alive - Thoreau, Feb 23 2004
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T. Walsh "TWalsh, Senior" (Lawrenceville, NJ) - See all my reviews
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'Beyond The Matrix' by Stephen Faller
If you have seen any of the three 'Matrix' films, then you are aware of their complex nature. Afterwards, one walks around the world and wonders: 'What did that mean?' or 'What did I miss?' or 'What does that name mean?' The answers to all your philosophical and theological Matrix questions, as well as a clear road to understand this mammoth cinematic work, are contained in this delightful, concentrated book. The author, like any good philosopher, defines his terms, then takes us on a guided tour of comparitive scholarship. He takes apart The Matrix films, with their mythological names, their stark images, their suggestive dialog, and then ties them to philosophy, theology and literature in a confident, clear and thought-provoking mannner, paired with a provocative, fresh style of writing. Like Gulliver who, as a giant, takes all the ship's little ropes and pulls the fleet to shore, so this author gathers diverse images and symbols to provide us a new perspective of the three films, a view I never suspected or expected, and one which will send me back to view the films, armed with this book. I recommend this to anyone who has been affected by 'The Matrix.' You will find agreement and surprise in these pages. Mr. Faller's 'guided tour of The Matrix' is an exercise for the mind. The book will give all Matrix fans food for the journey, both through the films, and through life. If you're a fan of the Matrix films, then you must own this book. It is the best of its genre, and you will not be disappointed.
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