In the 1999 science fiction action film "The Matrix", Morpheus's flying ship is named the Nebuchadnezzar or "Neb" for short. Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) named his ship after Nebuchadnezzar II, the ancient Babylonian king who was said to have troubling dreams he couldn't remember. In the 2003 film "Matrix Reloaded", Morpheus (Fishburne) quotes the Bible as the Neb is destroyed: “I have dreamed a dream; but now that dream is gone from me."

In "The Matrix" film franchise, the movie storylines all center around a computer simulated virtual world known as the Matrix in which humans are mentally trapped and placated so that they can be kept alive and produce energy. Neo, Trinity, and Morpheus lead a revolt against the Machine Army, unleashing an arsenal of extraordinary skills and weaponry against systematic forces of repression and exploitation.

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