The Matrix

ight sequences, showing its post-modern usage of recycling ideas from other cultures and mixing European and Non European ideas together as one, creating a new style. The editing is fast paced creating a rhythm that holds the attention of the audience, making the action seamless and fluid, creating a video computer action sequence.
             The set is also a copy of the Japanese styled Dojo, creating a realistic copy of this Modernistic room accompanied by the actors outfits that reflect the martial art style, this way of introducing other cultural clothing and environment is typical of a Post modern theme.
             The score that has been used in this scene has a build up of tribal drums that emulate the pace of the movements that the actors are making and dictate the attitude of the actors consistency and determination to succeed, this being Neo realising that he can open his mind to the thought that anything is possible as Morpheus says,
             "These rules are no different to a compute
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