The Matrix 4 style has 'shifted' from the original trilogy according to Neil Patrick Harris

With filming finally back under way in Berlin, after shutting down for several months due to COVID-19, Neil Patrick Harris revealed new details about The Matrix 4. New details: With filming finally back under way in Berlin, after shutting down for several months due to COVID-19, Neil Patrick Harris revealed new details about The Matrix 4 Shifted style: Harris, who was cast in an unspecified role back in October, told The Jess Cagle show that the overall style of the sequel has 'shifted' from the original trilogy When asked if fans will be 'blown away' by the sequel, Harris said, 'I have great hope that, that fans will appreciate all the work that Lana and everyone is putting into this movie.' Wachowski is directing the movie solo, without her sibling and co-writer/co-director on the original Matrix trilogy, Lily Wachowski, though Harris hinted her style changed, 'in an evolved way,' adding 'she's such a bright light. Crushing it: He added that The Matrix 4, 'deserves to be seen on a big scale,' adding, 'It's ambitious and, everyone involved in, as far as I'm aware is crushing it' While Harris' role has yet to be revealed, he'll be starring alongside original The Matrix trilogy stars Keanu Reeves as Neo, CarrieAnne Moss as Trinity and Jada Pinkett Smith as Niobe.