Actor Laurence Fishburne, who played Morpheus, doesn’t feel like he lost out by not participating in Matrix: Resurrections with stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss.

Then it’s alright, we guess.

Resurrections, the fourth installment of the Matrix franchise that brought the series back after over 20 years, didn’t especially impress Fishburne or many other critics.

When speaking with Variety, Fishburne was directly questioned about if he felt excluded from the action. He answered, “No, not really.

It wasn’t as horrible as I anticipated, according to Fishburne. “And it didn’t live up to my expectations. But in my opinion, Carrie-Anne and Keanu did a great job. That’s what I was thinking, too.”

Resurrections included the return of Reeves as Neo, Moss as Trinity, Jada Pinkett Smith as Niobe, and Lambert Wilson as The Merovingian, but Fishburne was conspicuously absent.

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II portrays an AI version of the Morpheus character in Resurrections, however the reason why Fishburne was not asked back is still unclear. Even Fishburne admitted in 2021 that he had no idea why he hadn’t been approached to take on the part again.

Even though Resurrections attempted to explain Morpheus’ absence, many believed that his absence was actually due to his death in the canonical 2005 video game The Matrix Online.

The most recent installment in the Shrek series has just been released, and critics are already praising it as one of the year’s best movies. The Shrek spinoff now has a 92% critic approval rating and a 98% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It has some of the top reviews of the year as a result.

What Its About

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, according to Culture Mix, is a “fun-filled adventure packed with hilarious moments, meaningful life lessons, and some wacky surprises.” The amazing voice cast, stunning visuals, and thoroughly enjoyable plot make this sequel an immediate classic.

Different from the Rest

In essence, according to IndieWire: “Perhaps what makes The Last Wish a cut above the rest is the deftness with which it eases the audience into the Lesson of the Day format of most animated children’s movies.”

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It was recently made public that Lionsgate, the studio that makes the John Wick movies, is “fielding proposals” for a prospective AAA John Wick game. It’s about time, and we believe that everyone can’t wait to see what a John Wick game would look and feel like.

Some Interesting Plans

According to Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer, who stated: “We certainly are interested in moving that forward, but I don’t want to say anything more about that at this time.” So, it’s not exactly nailed down and definitely happening, but fingers crossed that sometime soon it could become reality.”

Huge Efforts

TeaserPlay, a YouTube creator, has a surprise for all of us. They’ve made a concept trailer for an open-world John Wick action game using Unreal Engine 5, and it looks amazing.

Make sure you check out the trailer of it right here!