In any case, at least this is one less question on our minds as we move closer to The Matrix Resurrections’ release, although there’s still a lot about the plot that’s been kept under wraps. That being said, Morpheus somehow being resurrected could explain his changed appearance, although Neo was thought to have died in Revolutions, yet he still looks the same, albeit older.
That game was considered officially canon, so unless that decision has been reversed, then Resurrections will need to explain how he’s back among the living. Second, will Morpehus’ fate in the Matrix Online computer game be addressed? For those unaware, while Morpheus made it out of The Matrix Revolutions alive, but he was killed in The Matrix Online by the mysterious Assassin.
It is a bit strange that only two-thirds of the starring trio from the original Matrix trilogy returned for Resurrections, and while it’s a good bet Mateen will kill it in the role, it’ll definitely be weird to not have the first Morpheus alongside Reeves’ Neo and Moss’ Trinity. But now that we know Mateen is appearing as Morpheus in the next Matrix movie, two questions emerge.įirst, why is he playing the character rather than Laurence Fishburne? Fishburne has previously said he wasn’t “invited” back for The Matrix Resurrections, and encouraged people to ask director Lana Wachowski about why that decision was made. being one of Keanu Reeves’ Thomas Anderson’s guides through the Matrix world. Granted, going off his scenes in The Matrix Resurrections trailer, it was abundantly clear that, at the very least, Mateen’s character will fill a Morpheus-like role in the movie, i.e. As if the sunglasses and bald look wasn’t enough, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II writing “MORPHEUS” in the caption finally puts this mystery to bed once and for all.
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