The choice of whether to take the "red or blue pill" was spawned in the iconic 1999 film The Matrix - and has political connotations. The Matrix character of Morpheus, played by Laurence Fishburne ...

Like lots of memes, this one comes from pop culture. In the 1999 movie The Matrix, the protagonist is presented with a choice: Take a red pill or a blue pill. The red pill will wake you up to all ...

first meets with Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne), in which Morpheus offers him a choice between a red or blue pill, a choice that kicks off Neo’s adventures in the real world. But how real is ...

Laurence Fishburne's character Morpheus explains it ... Going through the matrix. Red and blue pills, black shades - that's the basics. I feel it when they're eyeing. That's why I move low ...

The fact that the red pill/blue pill dichotomy is so prominent in the new film’s advertising, though, does suggest she’d like to reclaim them – symbols not of right-wing nonsense ...

After rebels awaken protagonist Neo (Keanu Reeves) to this truth, rebel leader Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) offers him a choice between a red and blue pill: “You take the blue pill, the story ...

Neo, our protagonist, never realized the world he lived in was only one of two worlds until he met Morpheus ... You have a choice: Take the blue pill or the red pill.

Neo’s choice between the simulated world and reality is symbolized by Morpheus’s outstretched hands offering a red or blue pill. “After, this there is no turning back,” Morpheus says.

Unsurprisingly, it comes in a non-traditional format, with a teaser website, and a choice between the series’ iconic red and blue pills ... who takes on a Morpheus-like role of explaining ...