This simulation theory is the subject of A Glitch in the Matrix, a new documentary by Rodney Ascher (Room 237, The Nightmare).

It also has spawned a particularly interesting theory that the chosen one in Matrix 4 won't be Neo at all, but Trinity.

It’s hardly incidental that “The Matrix” starred Keanu Reeves. If “A Glitch in the Matrix” is evidence, simulation theory is now threatening to turn a whole lot of us into Bill and Ted.

“A Glitch in the Matrix” — available via the Coolidge Corner’s Virtual Screening Room — looks at the theory that simulated reality isn’t just in the “Matrix.” It’s the world.

There's no questioning "The Matrix" is a great action movie. But there are lots of questions to be asked of those who take the movie's notion that we're living in a computer simulation seriously.

A new simulation theory documentary, A Glitch in the Matrix, is now out in theaters and on demand.

Professor Lanza offers a theory much like the one in the hit movie The Matrix where the heroes are convinced that reality is an illusion.

The Matrix Trilogy Might Exists In The Matrix Resurrections As A Video Game The doorway to this theory came from an alleged leak from earlier in The Matrix Resurrections’ lifespan.

This fan theory about Christopher Nolan's Inception and The Matrix is compelling and thought-provoking.