Early on, we meet Neil Patrick Harris’ therapist character, who helps Thomas Anderson deal with his troubling dreams and keeps him supplied with a steady dose of memory-wiping blue pills. The trailer introduces several of the new cast members for the sequel. Young Morpheus and the New Cast of The Matrix 4 His death was always going to be followed by a resurrection. It’s hard to tell if this character is Neo, Trinity or someone else entirely, but perhaps we’ll learn the machines were somehow able to revive Neo’s body and plug him back in.Īfter all, Neo is the most thinly disguised Christ metaphor this side of Zack Snyder’s Superman. The trailer features another brief shot of someone waking up in the real world inside their pod. Even if the new alliance between humanity and machines still exists, it seems the Matrix still needs these remorseless programs to keep the peace. Speaking of which, we do see a shot of an Agent taking over a police officer’s body. It could suggest Neo and Trinity have both hijacked someone else’s body, just like Agent Smith and his colleagues used to do. This shot shows Neo with a very strange reflection in the mirror. Is it possible Neo’s communion with the Machine intelligence somehow allowed his mind to escape into the Matrix as his body died?
So how are Neo and Trinity alive when we saw them both die in the climax of The Matrix Revolutions? For one thing, we don’t know if either of them still has a physical body outside of the Matrix.
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How can anyone free their minds from the Matrix if they can’t even log off Reddit? We can probably guess what sort of social commentary director Lana Wachowski is making with this sequel. If anything, the elevator scene shows just how enthralled the average person is with technology and social media. But if Neo himself is any indication, that doesn’t necessarily mean most humans are aware they’re living inside a simulation. Based on the ending of The Matrix Revolutions, humans and machines have formed a peace treaty and the Matrix has been rebooted to become less of a totalitarian hellscape. The Matrix itself looks far more peaceful and futuristic than the grungy, turn of the century metropolis we saw in the older movies. Later in the trailer, Neo encounters Trinity at a coffee shop, and we see both of them struggling to figure out why the other seems so familiar. The early shots show us an older yet inexplicably still living version of Keanu Reeves’ Thomas Anderson (aka - the Cyber Messiah Neo), living inside the latest version of The Matrix with only faint memories of his old life.
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