90s movie fans are just now learning of its connection to strange 9/11 conspiracy theories.

Fans of The Matrix, the iconic 1999 film, have recently made a mind-blowing discovery about its connection to a well-known conspiracy theory. The movie's premise, where the protagonist Neo discovers that humanity is living in a simulated reality controlled by machines, has led some to believe that perhaps we are living in a similar world ourselves.

The Matrix, directed by Lana and Lilly Wachowski, was an immediate success and went on to spawn three sequels. Its intricate storyline and religious symbolism continue to captivate audiences, with a planned fifth film in the works. Recently, a group of Reddit users stumbled upon a chilling clue while re-watching the film, linking it to a national tragedy and conspiracy theory.

In one scene, there is a close-up shot of Neo's passport, and upon zooming in, the expiry date can be seen as September 11, 2001. Yes, the same date as the tragic events that occurred on 9/11. Many fans took this as proof that The Matrix is not just a movie, but a real-life simulation that we are all a part of.

One Reddit user, verstohlen, wrote, "Means we're living in a simulation. Some call it the Matrix. No one can be told what it is. You have to see it for yourself. Oh crap, I gotta go. I just saw a couple of black cats go past me," sending chills down the spines of fellow fans. Others, like timelapseninja and lonelysherbert69, also expressed their belief in the theory, with one stating, "It's all linked, the simulation can't help but leave clues."

However, some took a more pragmatic approach, recognizing the coincidence but not subscribing to the theory. As Reddit user Sandlotje put it, "I don't think that's the point of this post. I think they're just pointing out how crazy it is that one of the highest-rated movies of all time shares such a strange coincidence that coincides with one of the greatest tragedies of our time."

Interestingly, this theory has even been supported by scientists, such as NASA scientist Rich Terrile, who stated in 2016 that it is more likely than not that we are living in a simulated reality. "Quite frankly, if we are not living in a simulation, it is an extraordinarily unlikely circumstance," he said.

Whether you believe in the theory or not, it's undeniable that The Matrix has had a lasting impact on popular culture and continues to spark thought-provoking discussions. As the saying goes, "It's The Matrix's world... we're all just living in it." And who knows, maybe one day we'll find out the truth for ourselves.

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