‘The Matrix,’ 25 Years Later, Has Changed the Culture for the Worse
To some extent the film, while enormously influential, has become a victim of its own self-indulgence.
Main character syndrome refers to someone who believes that they are the protagonist in a bigger narrative. On the internet, it describes someone with an inflated ego and, more importantly, who feels disconnected from the rest of the world.
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