I think this might be the case - older in real world and maybe CGi'd (entirely CGI'd as per Gemini man) in the Matrix.
The Matrix 4
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I think this might be the case - older in real world and maybe CGi'd (entirely CGI'd as per Gemini man) in the Matrix.
They’ll have to age Keanu to make it more believable that time has passed.
It looks like the official title might have leaked thanks to a now deleted Instagram post by one of the movies hairstylists. If this is real, then the title is The Matrix Resurrections. I like that they are sticking to the R titles after Reloaded and Revolutions.
The Matrix Resurrections it is. Not the most inspiring title, to be honest, in that it just kinda promises more of the same. But, then again, what's in a name?
I was hanging my hat on "The Matrix Reboot", something involving computer lingo.
^ The sequels are absolutely just as good as the first film, and the trilogy as a whole ranks as one of my favorite Superhero franchises ever, so I'll definitely be seeing this one in a theater as quickly as I can (it probably won't be on Opening Day due to my work schedule, though).
Oh...
They got better.
It's a cycle.
Is it possible that Neo and Trinity exist only virtually in the Matrix? Or are they really back, in flesh and blood?
Neo had powers that made the transition from Matrix to the real world. So, maybe a resurrection inside the Matrix can make the transition to the real world, at least in his case? Just speculating.
Neo had powers that made the transition from Matrix to the real world. So, maybe a resurrection inside the Matrix can make the transition to the real world, at least in his case? Just speculating.
Matrix 4: Infinite Loop
I am a fan of the trilogy as a whole and still believe that it is thematically and symbolically brilliant as a piece of film making. It was also ahead of its time in terms of presenting an ethnically diverse society. Its religious symbolism, incorporating both Christian and Hindu elements, was inspired and its commentary on our relationship with technology is only more poignant today. I'm sure I'll get laughed at (again) for my opinion, but I am really looking forward to the new movie.
I liked the original, although I admit I was a bit put off by the apparent implication that Morpheus and his ilk were out to forcibly wake up everyone from the Matrix whether they wanted it or not.
As for the sequels: They confused the living piss out of me.
As for the sequels: They confused the living piss out of me.
You talk as though fictional characters have never returned from the dead before.
I suspect this will be a very tacked-on, unnecessary 'member the Matrix? nostlagia thing.
Which means I'll probably love it
Which means I'll probably love it
