Few films have left such an indelible mark on the sci-fi landscape as The Matrix. For all of the parodies and rip-offs that it spawned, The Wachowski’s seminal work has stood the test of time. Its sequels, however, are not as fondly remembered, even if there are some breathtaking concepts and sequences contained within both. But when The Matrix Revolutions concluded, few would have expected the story to continue, or at least for the story of Neo/Thomas Anderson (Keanu Reeves) to continue. And yet The Matrix Resurrections has arrived some 20 years after the original to prove, at the very least, that there are some clever ways to make a sequel to a trilogy.