They log back into the Matrix and come across Groff’s Smith, who has completely broken free of the Matrix’s code. However, she sees the risk in freeing Neo from the machines and puts him into prison.īugs and Morpheus help Neo escape and promise to help him save Trinity, who is also being kept alive by the machines. Niobe shows Neo the world they have made: growing vegetables and trying to create a new, brighter future that’s no longer at war. She has significantly aged – she’s not spent the last six decades plugged into machinery. The crew head to Io, a new colony of humanity led by Jada Pinkett Smith’s Niobe. Certain robots, it turns out, work in harmony with humans. There are also other robots aboard the ship, including the ones who helped save Neo from the clutches of the other machines. Morpheus can exist in the real world as a nano-magnetic robot – he’s a computer-made program, not a real person. Machines take Neo to Bugs’ ship, where she informs Neo that he’s been missing for 60 years.
Anderson and the team head into a bathroom and then jump into a mirror as their exit point – they’ve moved on from phone booths.īoom: Neo wakes up in a womb-like pod in the real world. The train’s passengers go into the zombie-like “Swarm” mode and attack. He does – but only after Harris’ character discovers where they are. Morpheus is there and he once again asks Anderson to take the red pill. They walk through a door and onto a train in Tokyo. Luckily, Bugs shows up and reaches out to Anderson, and convinces him to follow her. Then, Smith takes a turn for the worse and starts shooting at Anderson – who gets shot, but wakes up at his psychiatrist’s house.Īnderson falls into despair and tries to jump off a building again. "I coded you, you can't be real," he says to Morpheus. Morpheus breaks in and tries to convince Anderson to take the red pill, but Anderson rejects the call. After a period of trying to develop a sequel to The Matrix, a fire alarm goes off in Anderson’s building.