Dated

Three people have just finished watching an old film from the 20th century in their comfortable room. They proceed to share their impressions about the film. The film in question is Harold and Maude. Let’s listen in, shall we?

I thought that it was a very interesting film. I especially enjoyed the sense of rebellion that it had about it. I’m not sure I fully understand the end though.

Yes. What exactly happened to Maude?

Maude killed herself.

Well, why on earth would anyone do that?

It is a bit of an outdated ritual these days, but as you might recall there was a person just this last year who did the same thing.

I still don’t understand it.

Was she unhappy? She seemed so happy.

She was old. People had a life expectancy back then and it wasn’t very long. In those days when people got old they started to degrade. She liked being in control of her life.

How interesting.

That’s so sad. Why, I can’t imagine living in such a barbaric age.

I know. It is quite terrifying to think about.

Shall we watch another one of these old relics?

How about this one? The Matrix.

Alright, let’s do it.

future religions

The year is 3060. Old religion is still around, however many new religions have evolved. The most fundamentalist religions thrive in isolation. There are a group of people who have been stranded underground in Canada for 300 years, since the last nuclear bomb went off. One of the most recent additions to the world’s major religions was founded here. The religion is based on Harry Potter.

The basic premise is that at one point everything in Harry Potter actually occurred. There is of course extra story added on about how the magical people of the world were eventually wiped out except for small pockets that live in secret. One day a new battle between good and evil will occur.

Other religions have come into being based on such works as The Matrix and The Lord of the Rings.