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Frequently
(or infrequently) asked questions - without definite answers:
Frequently
(or infrequently) asked questions - with answers:
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Question |
Theories
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How do the AI maintain the illusion of time
passing for the pod people? Is it always 1999? |
The opening date of the movie is 2-19-98, and the
end date is 9-18-99. Smith says that the "peak of your
civilization" was the setting. Does the clock 'reset' for them
occasionally, but their minds are controlled to not know about this? It's
possible -- note how after the Agents bug Neo, he wakes up thinking it was a
dream. I guess if that was all you had ever known, you would accept it. But,
we don't know how long the matrix has been running. |
How come Apoc and Switch died when Cypher
unplugged them? |
"The body cannot live without the
mind." Somehow, the mind/consciousness leaves when they get plugged in,
and one needs a proper 'hard-line' (data path) to get back in properly. (I
don't know exactly how the jacking-in works, but it's stronger than virtual
reality as we know it.) The hard-lines were hacked by the Neb crew, to
transport their minds back. |
Why did Agent Smith want to get out of the
matrix? He was just a program. |
Perhaps he was developing emotion. Perhaps he
was programmed to hate it, to make him meaner, or programmed to hate his life,
and told when he finished the task (eliminating the resistance) it would be
over. |
What was Trinity's message from the Oracle? |
"The Oracle told me that I would fall in
love, and that that man, the man that I loved, would be the One." |
But didn't Trinity say, "The Oracle told
me that I would fall in love with a dead man"? |
For some reason, a lot (A LOT!) of people
thought that was what they heard her say during her "love speech." Apparently, "and that
that man" sounds like "with a dead man." The actual words are,
"Neo, I'm not afraid anymore. The Oracle told me that I would fall in
love, and that that man, the man I loved, would be the One." The
captioning from the DVD is, "I'm not afraid anymore. The Oracle told me
that I'd fall in love, and that the man I loved... would be the One." |
How did Cypher jack himself in to meet with
Agent Smith? |
Don't know. We were never TOLD that you need an
operator to do it, even though that was the impression. But since he would
not be in danger since he was collaberating with the Agents, an operator to
keep an eye on you might not be necessary. Perhaps he just ran a macro. When
Neo walked in on Cypher and surprised him, Cypher 'casually' turned off most
of the screens. He was likely planning his rendezvous. |
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Question |
Answer |
What city did this take place in? |
The matrix-city is only given as City (on
phonebooks, payphone, subway.) The movie was filmed in Sydney,
Australia. The names given of streets are streets in Chicago, where the
Wachowskis are from. |
What was that bug put in Neo's stomach? |
A tracking device (aka a bug.) A virtual
representation of a program. Why did it have to look like a real bug then? I
guess that's just what the Agents decided it should look like -- to
intimidate Neo. |
Why did the AI choose to set matrix-world in
1990s? |
Smith states that a "perfect" world
was created first, but the human brains would not accept it. He then says
(somewhat sarcastically) that they chose, "the peak of your
civilization." Yes, maybe it was the peak of human civilization, but it
involves suffering, which humans need to accept the world as normal. Also,
the AI would have had much more data for creating a world circa 1990s than
they would for any past time. And, life expectancy is higher in 1990s than in
the past (don't want your batteries dying off soon.) |
What are those characters in the green matrix
code? |
Numbers, and katakana Japanese letters
mirror-reversed. |
How did Tank come back to life? |
It's a miracle. :) (Cypher: "If Neo's the One,
then there'd have to be some kind of a miracle to stop me.") Besides, he
was only zapped in the shoulder and the side. Dozer was hit full-on, lunging
at Cypher. Cypher had those current-conducting metal plugs. |
How does Trinity's kiss revive Neo? |
The brain does not die immediately when heart
and respiration stops. Neo was almost the One, he'd not been affected by the
first bullet, until he saw his blood. So, his mind was almost to the point of
disbelieving the illusion of the matrix -- that he should be injured by
bullets. He could feel Trinity's kiss or hear her words, somehow, which
reminded him that the matrix was not real. Or perhaps it was just a coincidence, and he
would have come around on his own anyway. |
Why did they make the character Neo a hacker? |
As the One, he will essentially be a
super-hacker. Trinity had been a hacker. Theorized that the rest of the crew
used to be hackers (note the computer names.) |
Couldn't the Agents have killed Neo any time
they wanted? Why didn't they have unlimited bullets? Why couldn't they make a
building fall on him? |
In the beginning, they probably could have
killed him, but their goal was to find Morpheus, using Neo as a lead. Morpheus:
"I've seen an Agent punch through a concrete wall, men have emptied
entire clips at them and hit nothing but air. Yet their strength and their
speed are still BASED IN A WORLD THAT IS BUILT ON RULES, because of that,
they will never be as strong or as fast as you can be." |
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The Holy Trinity Theory |
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The three together (Morpheus, Neo, Trinity) are
necessary to conquer the matrix -- the three in ONE. They may have powers against
the matrix that others do not. |
character |
religious figure |
explanation |
Morpheus |
God the father |
Tank: "Morpheus, you were more than a
leader to us. You were a father." Also, John the Baptist, who heralded the coming
of Jesus. |
Neo |
Jesus the son |
Choi: "Hallelujah. You're my savior, man.
My own personal Jesus Christ." Neo dies, and returns to life. He is the
second coming, sent to save the people. In the gospels, two days after Jesus died, he
resurrected and roamed the lands for 40 days breaking bread, appearing to
people to tell them about the truth of salvation, showing them the miracle of
life, and on the 40th day, he ressurected, soul AND body up into heaven. In
the Matrix, 2 minutes after Neo dies, he ressurects, and now roams the matrix
and he is going to show the people of the land the truth about their lives
and how it isn't the end, it's just the beginning. At the very end of the
movie, Neo flies UP into the sky, which seems very similar to Jesus' rising
up into the sky and leaving the earth physically as well as his soul. The movie was released on Easter weekend
(holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus.) |
Trinity |
The Holy Spirit |
Representation of love. Also possibly the Virgin Mary, as a nurturing
mother-figure who facilitates Neo's 'birth' into the real world. Also possibly Mary Magdaline. |
Thomas Anderson |
Doubting Thomas |
Doubting Thomas did not believe Jesus had died
and been resurrected until he saw the wounds. Thomas/Neo is shot, does not
feel it until he sees the wound, dies momentarily, and then believes he is
the One. |
Cypher |
Judas or Demon |
Judas: Judas betrayed Jesus
with a kiss. Cypher betrays with a celphone and a sneeze. Cypher sounds like Lucifer.
Demon: Visual cues:
goatee, red spots reflecting in his glasses like red pupils (seen upon return
from Oracle), when sitting on Morpheus with headset on, light reflects on
headset like little horns. He was the only character to wear red
clothing. Cypher: "Don't hate me, Trinity. I'm just a messenger."
Satan called himself the messenger. Cypher's deal with the Agents = selling
his soul for material pleasures = a deal with the devil. |
Tank |
The Virgin Mary? or Lazarus |
Virgin Mary: Tank says he
is 100% pure (er, old-fashioned homegrown human.) He acts as the communicator
between two worlds. He is portrayed as kind and good-hearted. He could pass as Mary perhaps, or even more
specifically, the Mexican Virgin Mary (Guadalupe), a loving brown messenger
sent to console and galvanize her people. Lazarus: Resurrected from
the dead by a miracle. |
The Oracle |
The Delphic Oracle |
All the prophets and sybils on the ceiling of
the Sistine Chapel, including the Delphic Oracle, foretold the coming of the
Messiah. See oracle section. |
Zion, last human city |
Zion, Biblical city |
Psalms 48 - "Great is the LORD, and
greatly to be praised in the city of our God, in the mountain of his
holiness. Beautiful for situation, the joy of the whole earth, is mount Zion,
on the sides of the north, the city of the great King. God is known in her
palaces for a refuge." |
Nebuchadnezzar, hovercraft |
Nebuchadnezzar, King of Babylon |
Daniel 2-5. Nebuchadnezzar was a historical
king, but there are legends about him in the Book of Daniel. He has a dream
and wants it interpreted, but he can't remember what it was! Daniel tells him
his dream and interprets it for him. Later, Nebuchadnezzar is striken mad and
wanders like a beast in the wilderness. King James version of the Bible Dictionary says
that Nebuchadnezzar literally means: "Nebo, protect the crown" (or
the landmark.) Nebo was the Babylonian God of Wisdom. The madness part - it
says he later recovered and acknowledged God's power and goodness. 2 Kings 24 - "In his days Nebuchadnezzar
king of Babylon came up, and Jehoiakim became his servant three years: then
he turned and rebelled against him." |
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Buddhism |
The Matrix is actually a direct parable of
Buddhism. One of the underlying beliefs of Eastern religion (and in fact what
sets them in diametric opposition to Judeo/Christianity) is that
enlightenment involves recognizing that the world around us is an illusion.
Conversely, Christianity teaches one to follow the lord like sheep to a
shephard, and - one could imagine the Christ myth as a programmed collective
memory used by the matrix to keep massive amounts of the population in line.
If this is the case, and we're part of the Matrix as we speak, would Eastern
religion be made up of those who are beginning to get an inkling that we're
all really pod-people? Makes sense... especially considering that the
spoon-bending kid in line to see the Oracle was decked out like a Tibetan
monk. |
Gnosticism |
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The book |
Movie correlation |
I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream - Harlan Ellison |
Neo's mouth is made to seal shut by the Agents.
The plot of "IHNMAIMS" is that after
a global computer system becomes sentient, it battles with humans for
control, and wins, and then takes out its anger by imprisoning some humans in
an artificial world of the computer's own making.>> |
Alice in Wonderland - Lewis Carroll
|
"Follow the white rabbit." "I
imagine that right now you're feeling a bit like Alice, tumbling down the
rabbit hole?" "You take the red pill and you stay in Wonderland and
I show you how deep the rabbit-hole goes." In the book, Alice falls into
a hole which turns out to be really deep, she falls for a long time. Repeated mirror imagery ('through the looking glass')
including a mirror covering Neo as he 'falls' into another world. Giant
rabbits (movie Night of the Lepus) on TV in Oracle's living room. Red pill/blue pill: In the book, 'drink me'
potion makes her big, 'eat me' cake makes her small. Jefferson Airplane's
song, White Rabbit, "One pill makes you bigger, one pill makes
you small." The Matrix, the red pill wakes you to a new reality, the
blue pill makes you go back to your old life. Coincidentally(?) 1999 is the Chinese Year of the Rabbit. One text calls it
"A generally pleasant year which will bring new hope to the lives of
many"(!) |
Simulacra and Simulation - Jean Baudrillard - "On Nihilism" |
The book that Neo has discs hidden in. A
postmodern philosophical book. Morpheus: "Welcome to the desert of the
real" - quoting Baudrillard. From the screenplay draft: |
Gibson presented the idea of a global
information network called the Matrix, and the term cyberspace, a virtual
reality simulation with a direct neural feedback. In "Neuromancer," the place that
Maelcum is from is called Zion. Maelcum is a big, "all natural"
rastafarian that wouldn't enter the matrix -- much like Tank and Dozer. *
"Neuromancer" was the first book (that I know of) to use "jack
in" and associated terms to refer to using a computer network. * The
Matrix in "Neuromancer" is the same as in the movie; it was totally
real, and if you died in it, you died in real life (there was one character,
"Dixie Flatline" who died, and his persona was recorded into a
"construct" (eh, ever heard of that? ;) and used by the main
character of the book as a guide). * In "Neuromancer" you hooked up
electrodes to your forehead to jack in; in The Matrix, you plugged it right
into your brain. Users of the matrix in "Neuromancer" would strap
themselves into their chair, so that they wouldn't move around too much while
they were jacked in -- remember Neo jerking around during the fights with the
Agents? * In "Neuromancer" the AI "Wintermute" was
controlling the lives of a few of the characters via interacting with their
electonic appliances, and they didn't really know it; hmm... AI's controlling
humans? * In "Neuromancer", Maelcum flys a "tug"
space-vessel... It's weaponless, and good for hauling people and gear around.
Much like the Neb in the Matrix, I suppose. |
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Metamorphoses - Ovid |
A mythological compendium in epic style by the
Roman poet Publius Ovidius Naso. |
Read about Allegory of the Cave/Matrix
parallels here. |
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The Tibetan Book of the Dead |
On page lxix: On principle, it would seem that
in the case of entry into an unborn body such entry may made into the MATRIX
in the same way as if it had occurred after a break of consciousness in
death. On page lxxxi: This last is followed by the consciousness taking up
its abode in a suitable MATRIX, whence it is born again as a
Birth-Consciousness |
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Neo: What? What the hell?... Follow the white
rabbit?... (knock, knock) Who is it? |
Neo's boss (Reinhardt): "You have a
problem with authority, Mr. Anderson. You believe that you are special, that
somehow the rules do not apply to you." "The time has come to make
a choice, Mr. Anderson." |
In the bug-removal scene, Switch calls Neo
"copper-top." Later, Morpheus indicates the AI's use of humans, by
holding up a Duracell "copper-top" battery. |
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Ronald Reagan: Cypher is
called "Mr. Reagan" by Smith. Cypher says "I don't wanna
remember nothing." Ronald Reagan notoriously said "I don't
remember" during the Iran-Contra scandal (covert operations.) Cypher
says, "I wanna be rich, you know, someone important. Like an
actor." Ronald Reagan was an actor before he was President. Cypher has
traits of Satan. Ronald Wilson Reagan was referred to by some as Satan, there
are 6 letters in each of his 3 names, 666. Cypher wishes to live a life of
material decadence. Ronald Reagan presided over an era remembered for
decadence, greed, and deceit. |
Superman: Trinity 'flies'
like Superman in the opening chase scene, soon after departs into a
phonebooth. In the last scene, Neo exits a phone booth, then flies like
Superman, with a long coat instead of a cape. Trinity and Morpheus both 'leap
tall buildings in a single bound.' |
Sleeping Beauty: Trinity 'awakens Neo with a kiss.' |
Keep clear: As the crew
exit the loading dock of the building on the way to see the Oracle, two signs
can be seen that say Keep Clear. Window washers make the windows clear
while Neo's boss talks. These can refer to seeing things clearly, seeing the
matrix as the illusion that it is. Which requires keeping your head clear. In the same scene, another sign reads 'loading
area only' 'no parking.' That's the building where they 'load' in and out of
the matrix, and it's not a good idea to hang out there long ('park'). |
More signs: There are green 'exit' signs seen
in most of the buildings when they are in the matrix. When the agents arrive
on the top of the mmi building to find only the helicopter's tow rope, a sign
on the door behind them says "Authorized personnel only." |
As they enter the Oracle's apartment, you see a
rack of collectable spoons on the wall (just before Neo meets the
spoon-bending boy. And coins the line, "There is no spoon.") |
The music playing in the background at the
Oracle is "I'm Beginning to See the Light" by Duke Ellington. |
When Switch says to Neo, "We don't have
time for 20 questions," Neo had just asked approximately his 20th
question so far in the movie. |
The only time we see anyone "twinkle"
into the phone is when the bum witnesses Morpheus. Also the only time we see
that a human has seen this. |
The name of the hotel containing room 303,
which Trinity is in at the beginning of the film, and Neo is in (and shot in
the heart, and his heart stops) at the end, is called The Heart o' The
City. In the '96 screenplay, it's called The Heart of Chicago. That
screenplay has Chicago as the setting. Chicago is the Wachowskis' hometown. |
The smoking "Guns & Ammo" sign
during the opening rooftop chase is an Israeli "Desert Eagle"...
which just happens to be the exact same weapon the Agents are using. |
When they go to visit the Oracle, Trinity's
outfit has a distinctive triangle neckline (like an inverted v-neck.) |
Cypher's red sweater has a hole right over his
heart, perhaps symbolizing that he is "heartless." |
In the subway showdown, there's an ad on the
wall for Sol, a brand of Mexican beer. Sol means
"sun" -- as in, the sun was blocked when the sky was scorched. As
in, the light of the world (Jesus said, "I am the light of the
world." John 8:12). A homonym for "son," as in son of God. |
The TV in the construct is labeled AWA. A radio
tower flown over in the helicopter scene bears the same logo. |
In the scene where Neo is asleep at his
computer, which scrolls various news articles about Morpheus, one of the
'newspapers' is the "Courier New Press." Courier New is the name of
a common computer font. |
In the "agent training program"
scene, there are identical twins (computer-generated I presume) that can be
seen when the people freeze-frame. Why? |
Mouse and Cypher both have mauled looking ears
in the real world, but their ears look normal in the matrix. WHY? Obviously,
there's no issue with the fact that they might look better within the matrix
(residual self-image) but WHY would the filmmakers go to the trouble of
crudding up their ears, and what was it in the real world that supposedly
injured them? |
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Telephones |
Only a "hard line" can be used to
bring the crew in and out of the matrix. (Today, most people access the
internet via hard lines.) These are data paths that have been hacked by the
crew. How do they talk to Tank via celphone, or any non-hard line? The number
they dial goes to a router that had been hacked, and is patched into Tank's
headset. |
Jacking-in |
Their signal/mind/consciousness enters the
matrix via a hacked connection. "Dozer, when you're done, bring the ship
up to broadcast depth." They broadcast and receive signals like a
satellite does. They don't need a physical connection to the matrix "mainframe." |
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Sunglasses |
Indicates strength/vulnerability -- note Agent
Smiths sunglasses, the scene where they are broken by a blow from Neo, in
addition to the scenes where he removes them. |
Mirrors |
See Alice in Wonderland. Mirrored sunglasses,
with deliberately placed reflected images. Mirror substance covering Neo.
Mirror-like liquid injected into Morpheus. Mirrored images in the spoon in
the 'Spoon Boy' scene. |
Matrix code |
Literal, green code trickling down the screen.
Similar images: the trickle of suds before wiped by the window-washers, the
rain falling on the car windows (when Neo first goes with Trinity), the water
cascading from the machine-gunned office down the Mirrored building.
Morpheus' black with green-pattern tie. |
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Neo |
Anagram of "one." Means
"new." Becomes a new person after being unhooked. He is also the
new incarnation of another. He marks a new life is coming for the humans. He
is "born again" via the symbolism of his removal from the pod/womb. |
Thomas Anderson |
Thomas: Doubting Thomas. Anderson: <<The Greek root
"andr" (from "andros") = "man," therefore
"Anderson" may be read as "man's son" or "Son of
Man," i.e., as yet another Christ-reference.>> |
Morpheus |
Greek god of dreams. In comics, Morpheus is the name of the Sandman,
Lord of the realm of dreams. |
Trinity |
The three-in-one. See Christian allegories |
Cypher |
Means "zero." Computer term. <<The zero part of Cypher's name opposes
the Neo (one) acronym - The One... then, you get binary, computer language
and the Identity Matrix in Math which is comprised of only 0's and
1's.>> |
Switch |
Computer term/tool. |
Mouse |
Computer term/tool. |
Apoc |
A version of the screenplay refers to him as the creator of the
Four Horsemen computer virus. |
Tank |
Earth machine. |
Dozer |
Earth machine. |
Agents |
Smith, Jones, and Brown. Common last names.
'Agent' is also a computer term for an intelligent computer assistant. |
Choi and DuJour |
The goth couple who come to buy software from
Neo. DuJour is French for "Of the day." Choi...
choir? - he did say "Hallelujah." ;) Choice? To go out or stay
home, to unplug or not? |
Correlations with names of synthesizers |
<<Morpheus - E-MU Morpheus synthesizers.
Trinity - Korg Trinity synthesizers. Matrix - Oberheim Matrix synthesizers.
As for numbers: 303 and 101 are Roland techno synthesizers marks.>> Definitions of synthesizer - "an
electronic keyboard instrument that can generate reasonable imitations of
other instruments." "A musical instrument (usually with a keyboard)
that generates sound electronically, and allows changes to the sound
parameters to simulate conventional instruments or to create entirely new
sounds." |
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Clear parallels with Greek oracles: "These oracular responses were notoriously
ambiguous, and their interpretation was often only 'deduced' after the event
to which they referred." The woman who answers the door at the Oracle's
is referred to in the credits as Priestess. "There are two sentences inscribed upon
the Delphic oracle, hugely accommodated to the usages of man's life: 'Know
thyself,' and 'Nothing too much;' and upon these all other precepts
depend." - Plutarch - Consolation to Apollonius The Oracle to Neo: "You know what that
means? It's Latin. Means know thyself." Delphis is also the Greek word for womb.
Search ancient Greek texts "...having entered her trance state by
inhaling smoke from burnt henbane and/or other psychotropic substances, the
priestess would then make her oracular utterances that were interpreted
..." Oracle is the name of a large software corporation.
Delphic Oracle is the name of a company which makes computer game software. |
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Neo's apartment: 101 |
Heart o' The City room: 303 |
Crew's license tag: AA 034 (AA, popular type of
battery) |
Agents' license tag: 70858 |
Date on computer in opening: 2-19-98 13:24:18 |
Date/time on computer in closing: 9-18-99
14:32:21 |
Time on Neo's clock when he is awoken by the
alarm (after having met Trinity for the first time): 9:18 |
Phone number traced in opening: 555-0690 |
Plate on the Neb: MARK III No. 11 /
Nebuchadnezzar / Made in the USA / Year 2069 Mark III No. 11 could refer to Bible verse Mark 3:11 - "And unclean spirits, when
they saw him, fell down before him, and cried, saying, Thou art the Son of
God." |
On the 3 blocks the girls are juggling at the
Oracle's: 3,9,V,Z,P,L,I,W |
Phone number for City Boarding, printed on the
walls of room 303: 555-0156 |
Phone number on Guns billboard: 555-0161 |
The building they land on top of after swinging
from the helicopter is the "MMI" building. In Roman numerals, MMI =
2001. |
The Oracle's apartment number: C960 (9th
floor.) |
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The song in the nightclub scene? |
It's a remix of a Rob Zombie song called Dragula. The first line is: "Dead, I am
the One . . ." |
The song when Neo is asleep at the computer? |
Dissolved Girl by Massive Attack, from the album
"Mezzanine". It's actually #6 on the album, but on Neo's CD player,
it's #5. It's not on the soundtrack. Lyrics
in that scene include: "'Cause I feels like I've been, I've been here
before (deja-vu?), And you are not my SAVIOR, But I still don't go,
Feels like something that I've done before, I could fake it but I still want
more." |
What is the music in the trailer? (not in the
movie) |
The Eyes of Truth by Enigma, from the album
"The Cross of Changes." The part used in the trailer begins about
4:05 into the song. |
Which soundtrack songs are heard in which
scenes? |
There's a guide here. |
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What kind of car did the crew drive in the
matrix? |
A 1964 Lincoln Continental. In the Wachowskis'
first film, Bound, a modern big black Lincoln is a
prominent car. In both movies, the Lincoln is used in a similar-looking
scene. There is also a slight mistake in the film is
the scene when Morpheus and Trinity are getting out of the car and Morpheus
closes his door first (the front door), then Trinity second (the back door).
This isn't possible since the rear door is a suicide door (reverse-opening)
then if the front door closed first, then the back door wouldn't shut, since
the front door overlaps the rear door.>> |
Is there no spoon? |
Apparently not... On board the Neb, the crew
eat their goop with sporks/splades. |
Is there going to be a sequel? |
YES. Two, which will be filmed back-to-back.
You can find info here and here and here. |
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