Warner Bros. officially announced the development of The Matrix Resurrections, the fourth film in the Matrix series.
Keanu Reeves was confirmed to reprise his role as Neo in The Matrix Resurrections.
Lana Wachowski was revealed as the director of the fourth Matrix film, marking her return to the franchise.
Additional casting announcements included Carrie-Anne Moss returning as Trinity and new cast members such as Jessica Henwick, Jonathan Groff, and Neil Patrick Harris.
Filming halted temporarily in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first official trailer for The Matrix Resurrections was released to the public.
The movie premiered simultaneously in theaters and on HBO Max in the United States.
Thomas Anderson experiences déjà vu and strange glitches that hint at the existence of the Matrix.
Neo encounters Bugs, a rebel who believes Neo is the key to saving humanity from the Machines once again.
Neo discovers that Trinity is alive within the Matrix but unaware of her true identity due to reprogramming.
Neo and the rebels plan and execute a mission to extract Trinity from the Matrix and restore her memories.
Trinity awakens her abilities similar to Neo's after being freed from the Matrix simulation.
Neo and Trinity confront the Analyst, the Matrix's new controlling program attempting to maintain control over humanity.
Neo and Trinity join forces to rebuild and reshape the Matrix, offering hope for a new future for humans and machines alike.