“The Matrix,” released in 1999, was not merely an action-packed science fiction film; it was a philosophical exploration of reality, control, and choice. Initially puzzled by the script, Reeves was drawn to its deeper messages, recognizing it as a commentary on a society that often fails to see the invisible barriers that confine us. He recalled how the film resonated with people, serving as a wake-up call to examine their own lives and the systems in which they exist.
