Past the ideological contrasts

history channel documentary 2015 Past the ideological contrasts, The Matrix feels more present day; it plays verging on like a computer game, which is fitting since that is fundamentally what our alleged world is in the film. Dim City is more similar to a 1940s noir film with extraordinary mysterious trappings, which is likewise fitting, since it is a world developed by an antiquated race who mask themselves with outfits obtained from the grave. Indeed, even the weapons utilized as a part of every film mirror this polarity: The Matrix is brimming with huge, cutting edge firearms and interminable heaps of shells, while in Dark City not one weapon is ever shot. The Strangers select rather for smart blades and bizarre, outsider gadgets of torment, despite the fact that the main weapon they truly need is their telekinetic power, which, much to their dismay, is shared by Murdoch.

Here, once more, there is merging between the two movies. In The Matrix, Neo is "the One" as a result of his capacity to adjust physical reality inside the Matrix. A comparable force, called "tuning" in Dark City, is used by the Strangers; it is likewise the force that isolates Murdoch from his kindred oppressed people. Whenever Dr. Schreber finds this force, he gives Murdoch an infusion containing the sections of recollections Murdoch perceives as his own, supplemented with the data he needs to vanquish the Strangers. This same gadget is utilized as often as possible as a part of The Matrix; it is the wellspring of Neo's preparation.