The Matrix isn't just a sci-fi movie—it’s a prophetic warning. Even after 20+ years, its message about reality, control, and free will is more relevant than ever. Are we already living in The Matrix?

Musk and other right-wing figures including Andrew Tate have used imagery from the science fiction film, “The Matrix,” to describe the allegedly oppressive political elite.

The Matrix introduced the concept of a simulated world controlled by artificial intelligence, which seemed improbable in 1999 but has since become a widely discussed reality. The film grossed over ...

This time, it contained a reference that anyone who's seen The Matrix will be familiar with. The thing is, the concept of "the red pill" is no longer just the stuff of science fiction. In the ...

The other day, I was pretty baffled by a statement Elon Musk made at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Referring ...

Red pilled comes from the 1999 science fiction film "The Matrix," in which Neo, the main character, was offered a red pill to reveal the truth or a blue pill to remain blissfully ignorant.

Brad Pitt once passed on The Matrix, leaving fans wondering how his casting could have changed the sci-fi classic forever.

Earlier this week, we got a trailer for this December’s The Matrix: Resurrections ... As has its idea of a “red pill,” offered to main character Neo early in the film to escape the illusion ...