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This piece has been updated to sustain new information. The low footage from The Matrix 4 has found its way online – and a fres unabridged trailer is due this week.

A new teaser shows two pills – one red, i blue – morphing into the movie's iconic green text falling down. So, words appear confirming that the first full-length preview will be online this Thursday, September 9. Watch the teaser above.

Over on a Matrix website called "Choose Your Reality", you are given the selection of the two pills. Clicking both gives different results – in fact, thither are on the face of it 180,000 versions of the annoyer available, depending on what time you are in.

For me, when I clicked the red pill, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II's new character began talking and there was footage of him beingness seemingly torn apart by some futuristic-looking machine (see the visualize above). Later clicking the blue oral contraceptive, franchise newcomer Neil Saint Patrick Harris started talk.

We already know, thanks to footage shown behind closed doors at CinemaCon, that, at some stage in the movie, Abdul-Mateen II's character bequeath offering Neo the choice 'tween a red and a blue contraceptive pill, redolent of that famous scene with Morpheus from the first movie. That footage also revealed that Neo – played by returning Keanu Reeves – will be in therapy with Harris, the pair discussing Neo's dreams which are, in fact, his memories of the events of the previous three movies.

Marketing for The Matrix 4 – formally styled The Matrix Resurrections – is ramping up with the movie reaching cinemas and HBO Liquid ecstasy on December 22. Spell we wait, beryllium sure to check over proscribed our channelize to the most exciting upcoming movies aim our way soon.

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