Regardless of which adjective you choose, the resurrected Neo returns to movie screens a different man than the One we saw at the end of The Matrix Revolutions. Discovering the reasons for his ...

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“The Matrix” innovated. “The Matrix Reloaded” intrigued. “The Matrix Revolutions” failed. And “The Matrix Resurrections” is, for better and for worse, the remix. It’s been 18 years since the last ...

One of Keanu Reeves' most popular and well known roles is playing Thomas Anderson, more commonly known as Neo in "The Matrix" film franchise. The science fiction movies are about a futuristic world ...

Laurence Fishburne discusses the possibility of reprising his role as Morpheus in The Matrix 5, directed by Drew Goddard, and ...

For Jonathan Groff, being a part of The Matrix franchise is something he's been thinking about since he was a teenager. Now, with The Matrix Resurrections, he's not only a part of the universe, he's ...

Laurence Fishburne opens up about potentially reprising his iconic role as Morpheus in a future Matrix sequel.

The reality that The Matrix has constructed for Thomas Anderson (aka Neo) in The Matrix Resurrections is not the one that fans of the original trilogy will remember. Anderson is still a programmer, ...

Lana Wachowski returns to direct and Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss return to star. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The first ...

Sequels, by their nature, are a remix of what’s come before: a new iteration of characters we’ve already met and a story we already know. In the latest trailer for “The Matrix Resurrections” — the ...

The Matrix is changing. That’s the undeniable takeaway from the latest trailer for The Matrix Resurrections, which takes viewers on a quick journey through Matrices past and future. It also lets ...