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‘THE MATRIX 4’ CHARACTERS’ LOOK REVEALED

WASHINGTON: Ahead of the first trailer release of the much-awaited movie ‘The Matrix Resurrections’, Warner Bros. revealed the first look of the characters of the film on an innovative website. As per Variety, at a fan interaction website- ‘WhatIsTheMatrix.com’, users were greeted with the simple choice : Click on the blue pill, and stick to […]

WASHINGTON: Ahead of the first trailer release of the much-awaited movie ‘The Matrix Resurrections’, Warner Bros. revealed the first look of the characters of the film on an innovative website. As per Variety, at a fan interaction website- ‘WhatIsTheMatrix.com’, users were greeted with the simple choice : Click on the blue pill, and stick to the reality you have known your whole life; click on the red pill, and signal that you are ready to see how the story changes. Each choice opted by the users will present them with two different angles on what appears to be the central story in the film. In the context of the teaser glimpse that was unveiled by the exhibitors during CinemaCon in August, Neo (Keanu Reeves) is back inside the Matrix, taking blue pills and seeing a therapist played by Neil Patrick Harris until a man portrayed by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II steps into Neo’s life and gets him to see that his reality is just a mirage.

Users, who opt to go with the blue pill option, will hear a voiceover by Harris’ character saying, “you have lost your capacity to discern reality from fiction.” Harris reads out loud before urging the user to accept that their reality is real, as the current time flashes on the screen,“Anything else is just your mind playing tricks on you.”

Meanwhile, the users who click on the red pill would hear Abdul-Mateen’s voice telling them that while they believe it’s the current time — again while reading aloud — “that couldn’t be further from the truth.” According to Variety, in either option, the users will get to see quick-cut shots from the upcoming film. Each time a user clicks on a pill, the footage changes slightly.

The film, directed by Lana Wachowski, is slated to come out on 22 December in theatres and on HBO max. The trailer will release on 9 September. 

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