A new Matrix Resurrections photo arrives finding Keanu Reeves’ Neo and Carrie-Anne Moss’ Trinity reunited in the science fiction action continuation. Franchise co-creator Lana Wachowski returns as director for The Matrix Resurrections with a content she co-composed with Cloud Atlas author David Mitchell and Sense8 alum Aleksander Hemon. The cast for the film is by and by drove by Reeves and Moss alongside the returns of Jada Pinkett Smith and Lambert Wilson and series newcomers Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Morpheus, Jessica Henwick, Jonathan Groff, Neil Patrick Harris, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Christina Ricci.
A new Matrix Resurrections photo has been uncovered with a little more than a month to go until the film’s debut. The image sees Trinity and Neo reunited in what seems to be a café, however the get-together does’t appear excessively happy as the two look on in doubt to an off-camera presence. Look at the image underneath:
The new Matrix Resurrections photo doesn’t offer much in the way of clarification for the film’s still-baffling plot, however it includes a pleasant hint for the advancement of Trinity and Neo’s relationship. The main trailer for the film saw the two once again introduced at a bistro in San Francisco, which appears to be the setting of the image with the large neon “Simmulatte” sign situated behind the two. The principal footage for the film also pointed to the coffeehouse being the setting of an action succession for the two in which Trinity seemingly displays some form of mind-bending powers.
With Trinity and Neo’s relationship in The Matrix Resurrections being one of the central issues of inspiration and concentration for Wachowski, it will certainly be interesting to perceive how the two are reunited, namely as the former seemingly passed on in The Matrix Revolutions. The internet has been ablaze with speculations of how she returns and what it means for the story and potential spin-offs, with everything from Trinity essentially being a program created by The Matrix to actually being the One instead of Neo. The truth will surface eventually when The Matrix Resurrections hits HBO Max and theaters on December 22.