Agent Smith's fascinating dynamic with Thomas "Neo" Anderson throughout the Matrix is one of the saga's best elements, and it can be easily explained.

In this new computer program, Neo is Thomas Anderson, a computer programmer himself who gained worldwide fame for creating a video game called The Matrix. Smith, meanwhile, ...

It's been 22 years since "The Matrix" debuted in 1999. Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss are in the upcoming fourth movie, set to debut in December.; Laurence Fishburne, Joe Pantoliano, and Robert ...

It is a rather clever approach to re-enter this world, and Wachowski, as co-writer, deserves credit for that. Instead of revisiting all the philosophical, existential questions of the original trilogy ...

He wasn't just talking to Thomas 'Neo' Anderson, either, because his words helped the theater-going public buy into the considerable hype. Everything about "The Matrix" was so stylishly packaged ...

As he did in the first movie, Anderson follows the rabbit down the rabbit hole, and embraces his inner Neo, thanks to the as-yet-unnamed character played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, clearly a take ...

Unlike Thomas “Neo” Anderson, dimly aware that something was wrong with his world but not quite sure what, we're obviously familiar with the concepts and semiotics behind the Matrix by now.

The Matrix: Path of Neo Preview We get a look at a near-final version of Shiny and Atari's latest Matrix to see if it's "The One." By Ricardo Torres and Jason Ocampo on May 17, 2006 at 3:08PM PDT ...

Morpheus, a man with circular mirrored glasses, approaches Neo Anderson, a young man who feels something is wrong with the world. “You are a slave, Neo,” the man continues. “You, like ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Atari and Shiny's upcoming The Matrix: Path of Neo game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and the PC is arguably the Matrix game fans of the movie ...