In 1999, box office sales sky rocketed when the film ‘The Matrix' was released. Filled with jaw dropping special effects and innovative kung-fu, the first film of ‘The Matrix' trilogy was a must see for just about every teenage boy in the United States and many other countries as well. But it isn't just explosions and fighting that made this film special. The plot is one that leaves the viewer pondering and dreaming about the film for days after watching it. It involves almost the entire human race enslaved by machines that have tapped into their minds and placed them in a virtual reality world that they think is reality. Meanwhile, the machines use the energy from the bodies of the humans they control to survive. Mankind's only hope rests in the hands of one man. Sound like just another Sci-Fi film that would do horrible at the box-office? Guess again. Filled with intelligence and insight about questioning reality, the movie caught the attention of just about everybody.......

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Title: "The Matrix" And Religion
Approximate Word Count: 1757
Approximate Pages: 8 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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