When Vachovski's first two sequels "Matrix" titled "Reloaded" and "Matrix Revolutions", both released in cinemas in 2003, she set a strange precedent for the Hollywood blockbuster. In certain hits in the 2000s era, instead of getting an expected sequel, they received a giant, large, super-final final that was announced in two parts. In addition to the "matrix", "Major Studio" also approached the "Mega Final of the Final" of the "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Harry Potter", "Twilight" and "Hunger Games". Indeed, "Mission: Impossible" has since done the same with "dead calculations" and "the last calculation". Jack, even Marvel Studios made "Avengers" a mega-sequence-fella with "Infinity War" and "Endgame".

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The "matrix", however, has proven that the mega-regular approach does not always work well. While "re -loading" and "revolutions" were very ambitious and exciting hits, they were also overwhelmed, clumsy and fought with too many ideas (some good, some bad). Mythology has also become too complicated for its good. Part of the culmination of the third film even included an army of wicked mechanical octopuses that attack an underground human stronghold, with Morpheus (Lawrence Fishburn) a race in an armed drift to help them fight them along with the army of other human rebels. He was one of the few characters who survived the battle, but one of the many, many individuals to follow in that film.

However, Morpheus was killed in the Internet matrix, a video game released in 2005 and continued the story of the films. It seems that a mysterious masked figure called the assassin strengthened Morpheus in the street. This is the main reason why Fishburn did not appear in Late phase of Lana Vachovski in the late phase 2021 "Matrix Resurrection". If Morpheus was dead, then Fishburn wouldn't be needed, right?

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Strangely, through some scientific understandings, the character returned to "Resurrection", however, though in a changed state, as it is now played by Yahya Abdul-Mathein II. During the performance of "View" (as covered by Fun weekly), Fishburn revealed that he actually offered his services to the producers of "Resurrection", but that they were surprisingly refused.