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Warning: This article contains major The Matrix Resurrections spoilers. If you didn’t know that when you clicked on it, you’re taking the blue pills, my friend. Well, you did it. Whether you braved ...

Images: Square Enix and Warner Bros. More than perhaps any other film series, the Matrix franchise warrants comparison to video games. Parts of it have transpired in actual video games, thanks to the ...

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Since its release two months ago, Epic Games’ The Matrix Awakens demo has been downloaded more than six million times across PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Epic also said its game accounts have ...

Warning: This article contains The Matrix Resurrections spoilers. Read it at your own risk. If you’ve seen The Matrix Resurrections, you know that the fourth movie in this epic sci-fi franchise goes ...

The new “Matrix” film released this holiday season is a bit of a disaster, but while it falls down on action, characters, pacing, visuals and most other measures, it succeeds on a surprising one: ...

The Matrix returns after a two-decade hiatus and time has treated it well with the best movie since the original. It's been almost 20 years since the Matrix trilogy wrapped up in a rather forgettable ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Released in 1999, “The Matrix” was a groundbreaking film that changed the action genre forever with its beautifully choreographed fight scenes, stunning visuals and a blow-your-mind ...

As a wise Oracle once said, “Everything that has a beginning has an end.” Well, maybe she meant everything but the “Matrix” movies. Four films, one “Animatrix,” video games and two decades of enormous ...