This is slightly off-topic, but it is sort of nice to see a few crows’ feet around Neo’s eyes as he looks around, bewildered, at the Matrix - much the way I expect most of Gen X would regard it were we ever to be unplugged. This film looks like a fine use of his cheekbones and soulful brown eyes.Īnd this trailer probably should have been the first one released for Resurrections because it reminds you of how much we missed the black leather-clad, hair-gelled Matrix crew while hinting at a whole new direction. The Verge’s managing editor encouraged me to blog my feelings about this latest trailer, even though I warned her the feelings would be mostly “lust and also more lust” because look, I am Gen X, and Keanu Reeves is our mascot, and I feel compelled to protect and respect him at all costs even in the worst of movies.
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finally revealed footage of The Matrix 4 in action, and also unveiled its new, official title. The first full trailer for The Matrix 4 officially titled The Matrix: Resurrections has arrived online.
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In case you didn’t pick up on the theme, the trailer helpfully shows the word CHANGE, while hearing a voice question, “Why use old code to make something new?” and another observe that “maybe this isn’t the story we think it is.” Keanu Reeves as Neo in The Matrix movie trilogy. Like the first Matrix Resurrections trailer released in September, we hear Jefferson Airplane’s White Rabbit playing in the background (there is no rubber duck in this latest clip, unfortunately). The trailer starts with Neil Patrick Harris talking to Keanu Reeves Neo. Most of those who were privy to the CinemaCon trailer shared a positive review of it. They also showed the trailer for Matrix 4 at CinemaCon to a group of selected people.
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We see a black cat cross Neo’s path just like in the first movie, and we see a series of screen wipes, moving between younger and older versions of characters, including Neo - in the birthing goo pod - Trinity, Morpheus (hi, Laurence Fishburne!), Agent Smith, The Merovingian, and others. Warner Bros announced the title officially on August 24, 2021. It happens when they change something.” That sentence repeats several times. This new trailer reflects on events in the first film released in 1999 as well as the two other sequels and shows a scene of Neo plugged into the Matrix whilst. The latest trailer, titled “Déjà Vu,” opens with a voiceover from Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) with a line from the first movie, when she explains that “déjà vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix.
But there also appears to be a deeper point to the promo, a suggestion that “Resurrections” is not just going to revisit the previous “Matrix” movies, but fundamentally change them - possibly subvert them altogether.Let’s get something out of the way: this is The Verge, and if there is any movie we are going to cover the shit out of, it’s The Matrix Resurrections - even if its new trailer is long on melting / morphing faces and short on clues about the plot. Take more stuff, have more fun in our Light Weight Trailers By minimizing weight, we give you more capacity for people, toys, cargo, and fun - Our lightweights save money and fuel when you're towing, and are available in all price ranges, sizes, and styles. It happens when they change something” - followed by a series of split-screen images that overlay, often with eerie precision, the previous “Matrix” movies with scenes from “Resurrections.” On one level, the comparisons are basic movie marketing, assuring viewers that this new movie will give them a version of what they’ve seen before. The version they didnt want you to see For curiositys sake, heres the trailer for The Matrix presented in an uncropped aspect ratio from a raw scan. It was written by Spencer Gilbert, Ian Weinreich, Dan Murrell, Jason Pickar. The trailer opens by quoting Trinity ( Carrie-Anne Moss) from 1999’s “The Matrix” - “A deja vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. The Matrix is the 37th episode of Screen Junkies comedy series Honest Trailers. In the latest trailer for “ The Matrix Resurrections” - the sequel to the first “Matrix” trilogy that concluded 18 years ago with “The Matrix Revolutions” - it’s clear that director Lana Wachowski and her collaborators are going to get meta with what a sequel is. From visionary filmmaker Lana Wachowski comes The Matrix Resurrections, the fourth film in the groundbreaking franchise that redefined a genre.
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.
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