Will Smith’s decision to not star in The Matrix will always be one of the most fascinating what ifs in Hollywood history, but thanks to the creepy nature of deepfake technology we can see what he would have looked like in the film. Hold onto your butt Dorothy, because Kansas is about to go bye-bye.

Whether it be the action sequences that saw pitch-perfect choreography or an end to a saga that blended high budget special effects with hard-hitting kung-fu, here’s our ranking of the worst, kind of okay and absolutely sublime fight scenes that made The Matrix series so memorable.

It looks like it’s time to dust off those leather boots and jackets and cue the rock music because we’re about to get plugged into the Matrix once more.

It appears as if there may just be some truth to earlier reports of the Wachowki siblings plugging back into the Matrix again with a new film.

Just how do you look to expand further on one of the greatest sci-fi films ever made without it being a disappointment. Well, Zak Penn apparently has a few ideas.

After 1999, every movie was interested in bullet time. Every movie wanted Hong Kong’s hottest action choreographers to help frame a fight scene. Me? I just wanted to know Kung Fu and not get distracted by the woman in the red dress. Something that I hope this sixth-scale version of Neo can achieve. I man just look at him. Whoa.

Who was Morpheus before The Matrix? That’s the question that Warner Bros. wants to answer, as their newest stab at the trilogy that taught me to never trust a PC (including this one guys I think it’s watching me please send help) won’t be a reboot or a remake after all.

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