The deeply personal “answer” found in the historical series “The Matrix Resurrections” *Note! Contains spoilers.

A story of “resurrection” born from the death of parents and best friend

The “Answer” of this series is shown by “The Matrix Resurrections”. Before we get into that, let's take a look at the background that led to the creation of this work.

Even after the third matrix film, the Wachowski duo reportedly received frequent offers to produce sequels. This could be said to be the fate of those who create works that change the history of film, but the two showed reluctance to the idea of ​​``continuing'', and the project never came to fruition.

However, due to a certain "incident" happening, plans for a sequel that were unexpected were put into motion. The Wachowski duo's parents and best friend passed away one after another. Lana Wachowski, who was plunged into the depths of grief, tried to overcome her despair by "resurrecting" Neo and Trinity, who lost their lives in the third film, " The matrix Revolutions ." On the other hand, Lily Wachowski did not participate in this film because she was trying to overcome the death of someone close to her in another way.)

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In that sense, ``The Matrix Resurrections'' can be said to be a work ``for the creator'' that was born from extremely personal and naive feelings. This kind of "feeling" runs through the entire story, and the structure that I mentioned earlier, which "depicts the wanderings that lead up to finding out what ' The matrix' is," makes sense once you understand how it came to be.

Before I get into that part, I would like to briefly outline the plot of ``The Matrix Resurrections.'' The story is set in a world after ``The matrix Revolutions''. Neo (Keanu Reeves) is resurrected for some reason and is once again trapped in the world of the matrix(virtual reality) as a "human battery." However, Neo is brought back to reality by Morpheus (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), Bugs (Jessica Henwick) and other "juniors" and learns that Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss) has also been resurrected. begins to move to recapture the.

In a nutshell, the story is about ``a resurrected Neo trying to save Trinity, who has also been resurrected,'' but up until now, Morpheus, played by Laurence Fishburne, and Agent Smith, played by Hugo Weaving, have been played by different actors. The details, including the acting (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II/Jonathan Groff) (there is also a sense of necessity in the story), are quite complicated. I would like to introduce this in more detail in the following sections.

A complex but sophisticated equation that yields the “answer”