She's the height of a child, so she must be the age of a child-! She is very busty and curvy; like an adult. Even for any "early bloomers", her body has wayyy too much development for a child. Early bloomers doesn't mean you get big busts all of a sudden! She's in her forties, but she's only exactly five foot and I'm taller than her.
People have actually mistaken us as sisters, because of her height. However my mom is only this short because of genes and pregnancy complications. So height has nothing to do with age.
Now the only exception is for a heavier child. However Neo is clearly in shape and not heavy, so that's debunked. Also if you look at Ruby, she is around fifteen and going through changes still, her body isn't as developed when she met Neo. Yang is only a couple years older than Ruby but her body shape is completely different from Neo's. Later in the trailer, Neo encounters Trinity at a coffee shop, and we see both of them struggling to figure out why the other seems so familiar.
The Matrix itself looks far more peaceful and futuristic than the grungy, turn of the century metropolis we saw in the older movies. Based on the ending of The Matrix Revolutions, humans and machines have formed a peace treaty and the Matrix has been rebooted to become less of a totalitarian hellscape. If anything, the elevator scene shows just how enthralled the average person is with technology and social media. We can probably guess what sort of social commentary director Lana Wachowski is making with this sequel.
This shot shows Neo with a very strange reflection in the mirror. Even if the new alliance between humanity and machines still exists, it seems the Matrix still needs these remorseless programs to keep the peace. The trailer features another brief shot of someone waking up in the real world inside their pod. His death was always going to be followed by a resurrection. The trailer introduces several of the new cast members for the sequel.
Those pills are called Ontolofloxin. Ontology is a branch of philosophy that deals with existence and the nature of reality. Prime Matrix material, in other words. Echoing the original film, this Morpheus gives Neo a red pill to help awaken his mind and counteract the blue pills. One Redditor has come to the rescue, providing two theories as to how Reeves, Moss, and Smith can return, aged almost two decades, to their roles in The Matrix 4.
The theory specifically speaks to Neo and Trinity but could apply to Niobe too. To understand how this theory — or the Matrix at all — works, we have to reiterate some ground rules as established in the original trilogy. Rule one: a Chosen One is an unavoidable presence in the Matrix because it's in humanity's nature to eventually want to stage a revolution, and also because the machines know that without a revolution, or something to rally against, human brains will reject the Matrix and the system will crash.
The maths dictates a Chosen One is necessary. The first theory posits that the Matrix isn't creating new people each time like the human race has always done except through weird pod-based IVF but rather they have a bank of DNA from which they create humans. And just because a clone is genetically identical doesn't mean they look identical. In the second series of The Masked Singer on ITV, viewers have turned detective to try and figure out who each secret performer is.
One such guess that's doing the rounds is that Ne-Yo is in fact Badger, due to the cute creature's singing voice and clues so far. See more Latest Music News. Tina Turner. Elton John. See more Must Read on Smooth.
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