Neo was killed in 2003’s The Matrix Revolutions while Morpheus was killed in The Matrix Online, a MMORPG game from the early 200s that’s storyline was canon to The Matrix series.

When “The Matrix Resurrections” begins, this new Morpheus is working as an agent inside a modal created by John Anderton – the Matrix version of Neo who now works as a game designer and who ...

By now, Neo’s abilities within the Matrix are jaw-droppingly impressive, but – while Morpheus and Trinity escape from the agents and the Matrix – Neo is shot by Smith and is near death.

So there you have it, Laurence Fishburne is still technically Morpheus, but Yahya Abdul-Mateen II’s character is also Morpheus, just a digital version of him created by Neo from his memories.

In The Matrix Resurrections, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II portrays the character of Morpheus, played by Laurence Fishburne in The Matrix, one of the most popular movies ever made.

Abdul-Mateen II approaches Neo and opens his eyes to the truth of the world around him, just as Fishburne’s Morpheus did in the groundbreaking first “Matrix” movie.

Here, Neo is seen adjusting to "real" life, but it isn't long before he's pulled back into the trippy world of the Matrix. There's a heartfelt reunion with Moss' Trinity – but Fishburne's ...

Fishburne played Morpheus in the first three Matrix films, portraying an older mentor who first frees Neo from the Matrix and then teaches him to believe he is the One in humanity’s fight ...

The Matrix Resurrection’s new trailer includes Keanu Reeves as Neo, Carrie-Anne Moss as Trinity, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Morpheus, and a host of newcomers to the series.

The Matrix Revolutions offers a satisfying conclusion to the war between humans and machines with a high-stakes battle in Zion. Neo's sacrificial death parallels Christ-like figures, showcasing ...