When "The Matrix Reloaded" came into theaters in March, the studios eventually caved in and allowed most theaters to open the film a day early. However, that doesn't seem to be the case with the latest movie.

But, "The Matrix Revolutions" will get an interesting twist ... you won't be able to see it late at night, but you might be able to see it first thing in the morning.

According to a Dark Horizons source, a movie theater in Washington will be doing just that.

"Apparently for piracy issues, the earliest they can show it on Nov. 5 is 6 a.m.," the source said. "Which sounds silly to go ahead with it, but they are banking on the possibility students will come see it before school. Another theater in the area is showing it at 9 a.m., which I think is much smarter."

Dark Horizons also reports that Laurence Fishburne, who plays Morpheus in the Matrix trilogy, is not talking to online media, similar to what actor Russell Crowe had announced earlier. However, Fishburne's spurning came at the last minute, rather than in advance, like Crowe's.

Fisburne apparently was scheduled for a roundtable discussion with the online press. He showed up, but simply refused to speak with them.

Editor's comment: What an ass.

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