The game had players interact with several main characters from the film trilogy, including the Oracle (Mary Alice), Seraph (Collin Chou), and, consequently, Morpheus. In the MMO, players assumed the role of a newly awakened “redpill” who chooses from one of several factions formed between the humans and machines in the wake of the events of the third film. Instead, the plan was to pass the reins of the series’ storyline to the audience itself by way of The Matrix Online. When The Matrix Revolutions debuted in 2003, interviews suggested that the Wachowskis had no intention of releasing another installment in the series. The answer seems to lie in the most unlikely of places: The Matrix Online, the now-defunct MMO spinoff of the Matrix trilogy that was released back in 2005. “ou’d have to ask Lana Wachowski why, because I don’t have an answer for that.” Which raises the question: What happened to Morpheus before the events of The Matrix Resurrections? “I am not in the next Matrix movie,” Fishburne told Collider in a recent interview. We’ve known since the initial cast announcements dating back as far as 2019 that Fishburne, responsible for playing Neo’s stoic, mirror-shades-and-katana-touting mentor, wasn’t returning for the fourth Matrix outing alongside Reeves and Moss. But of all the new and old faces seen in the first look at the upcoming film, one iconic character is conspicuously absent: Laurence Fishburne’s Morpheus. Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss return for the sequel as Neo and Trinity, respectively, along with original trilogy supporting players Jada Pinkett Smith and Lambert Wilson and newcomers like Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Neil Patrick Harris. The Matrix Resurrections, the first new installment in the dystopian sci-fi action franchise in over 12 years, has sent the internet buzzing like an angry swarm of killer Sentinels.
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