The matrix?

The Authors inverted the conception of virtual reality and described a futuristic world dominated by machines and computers just after a war lost by men, which obscured the planet earth.
(the matrix: a mainframe worldwide and unified, omnicomprehensive and in some ways omnipotent absolutely autonomous and mercilessly against the human race!).
Such system annexed men which were used as fuel with their organic chemical reactions in order to give the energy to the whole complex machinery.
They are kept in a sort of planetary hydroponic plant in a shared virtual dream issued directly to their brains.
Such dream is what we know as reality... the present.
The trilogy is a little pedantic story of the arrival of a man of the destiny (neo), able to emancipate from the matrix and to break the technological chains of such tyranny with the force of his charismatic mind-soul and the help of a group of rebels guided by morpheus.
The control and defense systems of the mainframes are represented by a sort of immortal, multiplying man in black who engages spectacular battles in the virtual reality of matrix.
On the other side, the rebels have to fight in a mystical and hi-tech battle against the planet of the machines (scenes like those of the trilogy of Terminator).
Good triumphs.
God night

The matrix was produced as a slap in the American peoples face as to actually say there is a shadow government and world order running our lives in all countries from the top to our doorsteps but were too stupid to figure it out. On our dollar bill on the gray side the fig. one at the right has a border around it, and to the left top of the border is the little indention, well if you get a pretty good magnifying glass theirs a little owl, now to most that would seem strange but if you type in Bohemian Grove on google video and check out the videos and the facts you'll think our leaders have lost their minds and you wouldn't be far off.

The Matrix is a science fiction/action film written and directed by Larry and Andy Wachowski and starring Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Joe Pantoliano and Hugo Weaving. It was first released in the USA on March 31, 1999, and is the first entry in The Matrix series of films, comics, video games and animation.

The film describes a future in which the world is actually the Matrix, a simulated reality created by sentient machines in order to pacify, subdue and make use of the human population as an energy source by growing them and connecting them to the Matrix with cybernetic implants. It contains numerous references to the cyberpunk and hacker subcultures; philosophical and religious ideas, including Vedanta, messianism, Baudrillard's idea of hyperreality and Socratic, Cartesian, and Platonic idealism; and homages to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, Hong Kong action movies and Japanese animation.