Resurrections

If superheroes have taught us anything, it is that death is rarely final. We take a look at some 21st century superhero resurrections that no one saw coming. If superheroes have taught us anything, it is that death is rarely final. We take a look at some 21st century superhero resurrections that no one saw coming. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source…

Photo: Helen Sloan/NetflixOn the red carpet for his newest work, The School for Good and Evil, a kind of campy fairy fantasy TV series adapted from the mid aughts-YA novels, Laurence Fishburne was asked about The Matrix Resurrections. I mean, the film is nearly 12 months past its release date and if Mister Fishburne had something to say he wouldhave likely said so by this point, but that’s not my business.Regardless, Variety asked, and Fishburne, the epitome of patience and professionalism, adopted a middle of the road…

Laurence Fishburne has offered his candid view on the latest Matrix film, which he wasn’t asked to appear in.The Matrix Resurrections was released in December 2021, and saw Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Ann Moss return as Neo and Trinity, respectively.However, Fishburne, who played Morpheus in the Wachowskis’ original trilogy, didn’t get the invite. Instead, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II played a different incarnation of the role.Speaking at the premiere of his new film, Netflix’s The School for Good and Evil, on Tuesday (18 October),…

via Warner Bros. The Matrix trilogy revolutionized the sci-fi genre when it first came out in 1999. It pushed the boundaries of CGI and action in a way no other film had before, not to mention the whole mind trip it created by the blue pill/red pill conundrum that is now a part of modern philosophical debates. The announcement of the sequel to the trilogy, The Matrix Resurrections, left a lot of people raising their eyebrows, and if you have yet to see it, one actor from the original trilogy has succinctly…

Of all the movies I watched at the Sundance Film Festival this year, the one that stuck with me the most is Resurrection. That’s mostly because of just how intense and unsettling the film is — and now you can get a taste of that via the first trailer. Resurrection stars Rebecca Hall as a woman whose well-ordered life is upended after a former partner (Tim Roth) unexpectedly appears. In some ways, it’s a standard thriller, with pressure steadily mounting on Hall’s character until it’s almost too much to take. But what…