Neo (Keanu Reeves) with a raised hand, stopping bullets with his mind in The Matrix
The Big Picture After 25 years, it's time to re-enter The Matrix with some help from Fathom Events. The groundbreaking action movie starring Keanu Reeves is returning to theaters for two nights only to celebrate its anniversary through the specialty distributor in collaboration with Warner Bros. and Insignis Pictures.
From bullet time to its thrilling use of kung-fu, the sci-fi classic would cast a very long shadow on not just cinema, but culture as a whole. In entertainment, though, its concepts have inspired or have been parodied by numerous titles, from the video game Max Payne, one of the earliest to utilize bullet time, to another Reeves-led blockbuster affair, John Wick.
The Matrix re-enters theaters on September 19 and 22. Check out the link below to see where to get tickets from Fathom Events.
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