Neo can't fly, but Trinity can and she takes them to safety. It's implied that in this new version of the Matrix, both Neo and Trinity together form The One, the anomaly in this iteration. It explains why Trinity has the power to fly now and Neo has fancy new powers that are basically the Force push.
Instead, Trinity develops the ability to fly and takes them both to safety. Neo appears to have regained his full powers by the end of the movie as he and Trinity fly off together after confronting the Analyst.
Neo's self-doubt affects his mindset and makes him weaker as a result. He also engages in intense battles against Agent Smith and his army of clones which takes a toll on him both physically and mentally, making him appear progressively weaker.
Sensing the power in Neo and Trinity's connection, he persuaded his machine bosses to let him take their bodies. The Analyst then resurrected them using resurrection pods created by Sati's parents and plugged Neo and Trinity back into the Matrix, using them as a source code to build a new iteration.
Warner Bros. has officially confirmed the development of "Matrix 5," marking a significant return to the iconic sci-fi franchise. This upcoming installment will be the first without the directing duo, Lana and Lily Wachowski, who have been instrumental in shaping the series since its inception.
While his powers allow him to regain a type of sight, Neo remains physically blinded for the rest of the film, still wearing bloodied bandages over his eyes at the time of his death.
Summary. The Matrix 4 failed to meet expectations set by the original trilogy, receiving poor reviews and performing worse at the box office. The absence of Lawrence Fishburne as Morpheus in The Matrix 4 frustrated fans who adored his portrayal of the character in the previous films.
Before being reborn, Smith was the perfect antithesis to Neo; where Neo freed minds, Smith took them over, adding them to his web and taking their abilities. He even gained the power of flight and proved he could do almost anything Neo could. As a result, his return in Resurrections showed him at more of an advantage.
1 Trinity Is At Least As Powerful As Neo, If Not More
The fact that Trinity now possesses powers identical to those of the One implies that the real Prime Program is the nexus of emotion between her and Neo, and not just the latter.
The Analyst discusses how it's Trinity and Neo as one - and now, seemingly, The One - that is special, at least in the rebooted version of the Matrix, which likely explains how she gained the ability to fly too: the Analyst likely meddled with her code, giving her access to the Prime Program and at least some of Neo's ...
The three share some dialogue, but the gist of it is that Neo and Trinity are free from control, leaving them to do as they wish, and there's nothing the Analyst can do to stop them. They're reunited because Trinity chose to reunite with Neo, proving that love conquers all.
In the first Matrix film, Morpheus explains that Neo's "body" is a digital construct created by his mind known as a "residual self-image," rather than an actual flesh-and-blood human body.
Neo, on the other hand, was able to manipulate just about any part of the system however he wanted. Flying off is one of the ways he shows just how much power he has; not only did he defeat all the agents, but now even gravity is no longer a limit for him.
Neo's One abilities put him far above the likes of Trinity and Morpheus. Without that coding, he'd still be a fearsome opponent, but his strength would fall more in line with his two friends. Scaling Neo's power is easier when comparing Keanu Reeves' character to Agent Smith.
Had Neo woken up in full possession of his One mojo, The Matrix Resurrections would've been a very short film, so weakening him is a matter of practicality - and also makes sense since Keanu Reeves' character is rediscovering himself after so long asleep.
Pictures has announced a fifth "Matrix" film is in development. The studio confirmed in a press release Wednesday that Drew Goddard of "Daredevil," "Cloverfield," "World War Z" and "The Martian" fame will serve as director. Lana Wachowski, the director of the fourth installment, will serve as an executive producer.
Fishburne, who played Morpheus in the original trilogy opposite Reeves, 58, and Moss, 55, previously spoke to New York Magazine and said he had "not been invited" to reprise his role.
At the same time, Smith develops an animosity towards the Matrix itself, feeling that he is as much a prisoner of it as the humans he is tasked with controlling. He later develops an immense and increasingly open desire for the destruction of both mankind and machines.
While it is technically true that Neo is 97 years old in The Matrix Resurrections, he does not age traditionally in those 60 years. Instead, The Analyst rebuilt both Neo and Trinity at great expense several times in order to power his new Matrix during that period.
The Analyst realized that Neo and Trinity were the magic ingredients needed for the Matrix to work properly, and so enslaved them both in the new version of the Matrix. The machines also kept Neo and Trinity's bodies nice and healthy, presumably so they could continue powering the Matrix for many years to come.
As a result, the machines (at the direction of The Analyst) took their bodies and began to actually rebuild them, repairing their injuries and even upgrading their bodies somewhat (the holes in the back of their next that allow them to connect to the Matrix are noticeably bigger and more extravagant).
