'The Matrix Resurrections' review: A sequel stuck in a loop of déjà vu


In trying to match the beats of the original, 'The Matrix Resurrections' ends up stuck in a loop of its own. – Photos: Warners Bros Malaysia

Déjà vu. We all know what it means – that there is a glitch in the Matrix.

It has been 22 years since the first Matrix movie, but it’s hard to escape getting a sense of déjà vu when you watch The Matrix Resurrections.

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Entertaining return to the Matrix is too beholden to the original

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