The media holds a strong influence of our modern society today. Movies, music, books, television can often reflect the daily events in our lives, although they can be fictional half the time but communicate a legitimate message at times. The media itself can portray different ethnic groups by using stereotypes created by the society. Movies in particular often use many different stereotypes in order to produce and grab the audience attention. Movies like "The Matrix" and "Napoleon Dynamite" have the stereotypes implied on our society today.
"The Matrix" was produced by Joel Silver; written and directed by The Wachowski brothers who took philosophical ideas and created brilliant cinematography correlating the principles into what people all over the world have come to know as 'The Matrix Trilogy'. "The Matrix" may appear to be simply a well-done science fiction film, but it contains some compelling parallels and themes for us to consider.
Keanu Reeves at The Lake House London premiere
The Matrix
English: The Napoleon Dynamite cast at the 2011 Co...To some, this fabulous film is merely an action packed feature in which martial arts is coordinated with remarkable special effects. The meaning of the Matrix in this movie is computer generated dream worlds that incarcerate an individual's mind from making their own choices and seeing the true reality of what the world really is. In the trilogy, the movie talks about the right of having to make a "choice" and being able to see the "truth". Neo also known as Thomas A. Anderson is known for being "the one" that fights for the people of Zion from being annihilated by the machines of the matrix. He has to face making difficult choices that would change the future of Zion forever. Neo searches for the true motivation of the Matrix. In the opening of the movie, Neo had a strange feeling that there was something not quite right about...