After almost a year and a half of this traumatic Covid-19 pandemic, where most cinema halls were shut across the world, we're finally getting to witness the release of some highly awaited movies. 

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The release of the latest Fast and The Furious movie along with Conjuring 3 and the eventual release of Venom 2, Dune, Top Gun 2, and Spider-Man: No Way Home later in the year, means that it will surely be a glorious year for cinephiles everywhere.

Now, what will certainly excite movie-goers, even more, is that the Keanu Reeves-starred Matrix 4 has revealed its first glimpse.

BREAKING: The Matrix 4 will officially be titled Matrix Resurrections. The first footage was shown today at CinemaCon. https://t.co/kfFxBXdAmr pic.twitter.com/cwAalcA02a

Amazing, right?

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I mean, it's been what? 18 years since we saw Keanu play the iconic role of Neo in The Matrix Revolutions, the third movie in the Matrix franchise, back in 2003. Well, it's surely better late than never for Keanu and The Matrix movie series. 

Titled The Matrix: Resurrections, the fourth movie brings back the John Wick actor alongside Carrie-Anne Moss in their roles of Neo and Trinity. 

So far, the movie had been kept under tight wraps but on Tuesday (August 24), the first look was finally unveiled to the public at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, USA. 

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The teaser sort of begins with a psychiatrist (Neil Patrick Harris) sitting with a patient named Thomas (Reeves), where he ends up admitting that he's been having dreams that don't quite feel like actual dreams. 

In the teaser, the character can then be seen walking down a street with the green Matrix Code. 

"Am I Crazy?" he asks the psychiatrist. The psychiatrist replies, "We don't say that." 

Later, Keanu's character ends up walking into a coffee shop where he bumps into Trinity who he greets him with, "Have we met?", as they shake hands. 

It is then shown that Thomas takes blue pills back at home before he is offered the reality-inducing red pill and he gets back to being The One, with a trippy version of "White Rabbit" playing in the background. 

While this new glimpse is obviously a delight for fans, there is no news whatsoever on the release of the movie.

However, one thing's for sure. Like the iconic John Wick, Keanu is all down to kick some ass as Neo. 

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