New Matrix Resurrections Trailer Asks Why Use Old Code To Make Something New

The theatrical premiere of The Matrix Resurrections is quickly approaching, as well as that means new trailers. While most flick trailers are out to tell us the whole tale beat-for-beat, Rebirths is playing as coy as you would certainly expect, including this newest trailer.

This trailer, titled Déjà Vu, advises us of what that feeling indicates inside the Matrix.

Déjà Vu is usually a problem in the Matrix, Carrie-Ann Moss' Trinity tells us. The trailer matches all way of shots from the original trilogy and this brand-new film, such as mounting Neo's awakening from the Matrix as both a blue tablet and red pill minute. The trailer wipes with a lot of these minutes before Trinity liquify into a glitched photo, and afterwards someone (possibly Jonathan Goff's personality, seen in the very first trailer) asks why usage old code to make something new?

The trailer seems to be casting doubt on most of the occasions of the initial films or is perhaps recommending that they're somehow intermittent. Perhaps Neo never ever left the Matrix, or this Neo is a construct of the initial one. We've had a recent rash of brand-new follows up that affect the initial films, like Star Wars: The Pressure Awakens and Ghostbusters: Immortality. We're wishing that if The Matrix Resurrections does that as well, that it's something greater than follower solution.

The Matrix Resurrections stars Keanu Reeves as well as Carrie-Ann Moss, is guided by Lana Wazowski, and strikes cinemas on December 22.