How do we know what’s real? Andrew Petiprin discusses this question in the latest episode of Watch With Me. By diving into “Blade Runner,” “The Truman Show,” and “Never Let Me Go,” we see how reality is portrayed in film and find out what we can learn from its portrayal. […]
Most people are familiar with the metaphor of the pills from the 1999 movie “The Matrix.”
In the movie, the hero Neo, played by Keanu Reeves can either take the red or the blue pill. Taking the latter mean he stays ignorant of the massive computer simulation around him and humanity. Taking the former means he has his eyes open to the truth, and all it implies.