In 1999, moviegoers were blown away by The Matrix, as they were introduced to the Wachowskis’ world where people are stuck in a simulation without even knowing it. The first film was pretty easy to understand, but the second and third films were a bit more convoluted.

The classic sci-fi trilogy didn’t just wow moviegoers with innovative visual effects, action sequences, and cinematography, but it also provided a mini-crash course in philosophy.

The subtle existential elements in the trilogy are a big part of its appeal, but just like philosophy, The Matrix does have confusing moments. Here’s an in-depth look at some confusing moments in The Matrix trilogy.

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How does Morpheus know? | 0:00
Machine power source | 1:15
Oracle's words | 2:20
EMPs as offense | 3:22
Why does Zion exist? | 4:24
Smith in the real world | 5:11
The Architect | 6:15
The train station | 7:33
After the reboot | 8:19
Neo's return | 9:27

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