Matrix Resurrections spoilers: Debating theories and weird moments

The MatrixResurrectionsIt is an absolute banger. It is also hated by a lot of people. It is this that Lana Wachowski made the decision. This is how you know Lana Wachowski did it. the fourth Matrix went down like a blue pill, it wouldn’t have done its job.

After seeing Resurrections of the Matrix I saw an enormous IMAX screen and immediately felt the urge to watch it. Resurrections of the Matrix On a gigantic IMAX screen a third time. From the minute the credits roll, and Brass Against wails its cover of “Wake Up” (the Rage Against the Machine song that played out the original 1999 Matrix), I wanted — no, I Required — everyone’s reaction, high on the sense that there was so much under the surface, be it kooky lore, philosophical thinking, or just great filmmaking pizzazz. Every moment felt like a loaded choice, and with Wachowski remaining all but silent in the lead up to the film’s release, it’s been mostly preserved for viewer dissection. Because no one else had seen it, it was impossible to discuss it. Every bit feels like spoiler.

Believe it or not, we’re sensitive about spoilers here at Polygon. However, cultural conversations continue to erupt at a rapid pace, making it difficult for everyone to be satisfied. I am a person who loves to dig in. Resurrections of the MatrixTo keep everyone from bursting at all the seams, I created a secure area on the website. The movie is widely available now — in theaters and on HBO Max — but like all things that drop before the holidays, everyone is on a different schedule, living a different life, and trapped inside a different Matrix. It is impossible to predict when X, Z, or Y will be available for you to learn about them. Resurrections of the Matrix? However, I’m awake and available.

The free-for all starts here. It is your final chance. There is no going back after this. Click out and the story is over. You can now lie in bed as you wish. Head to the comments and you’ll see how far the rabbit hole can take you.

This is officially the place where it’s OK to say Thomas Anderson won a Game Award for his work on The Matrix1999. That’s how you know his reality is one big lie.