Fifth ‘Matrix’ Movie in Development, Drew Goddard to Write & Direct

[Piff Perkins]

#content
#engagement
#franchises

I'm sure Goddard will try to make a good film, I just doubt this works. More importantly it's unnecessary. It'll probably get a short theater run, do meh, and then become more slop for streaming pigs.

 

[Panther]

Soon enough they're going to remake the original

 

[NinoBrown]

Let's be real:
Matrix
Animatrix
Reloaded
Revolutions
Resurrection

Reloaded was an awful sequel...

 

[Digital Shaman]

Oh boy.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[DaylitoJames]

 

[wire28]

The people want the Wachowski sisters. If their minds aren’t involved, neither are we

 

[wire28]

I skipped the last one.. glad we get a fresh take with new writers and directors.. the matrix universe is prime for tv and movies and games. Just needs that fresh start

I went into the last one with low expectations and still hated it. Let it die

The first song in the end credits was like the ultimate “shytty movie” song like some movies you can just listen to the credits and get a feel if the movie was alright or not. That song gave it away it was trash

 

[Jaguar93]

The last movie was trash lol.“But the movie was meta, it’s trash on purpose, it’s a rip on nostalgia baiting/reboots/remakes/etc.”

 

[Danie84]

After that 4th Abomination

 

[Starman]

Make it stop!! Please!!

 

[Cakebatter]

As someone who didn't think Matrix Resurrections wasn't as bad as most people made it out to be (the actual story wasn't bad, the plot was), the movie industry has run out of ideas. It's in the dumpster and AI is only going to make it worse.

Hollywood has plenty of ideas. Most are locked away in a vault and protected by insane copyright laws. The copyright laws stops people from creating films that are even too similar. For example, WB aint never releasing those old Speedy Gonzales cartoons, but they will sue your ass if they thought your Hispanic stereotyped mouse cartoon was too similar. I think IPs should go into public domain after 50 years.

 

[daemonova]

I actually wanna see how the redeem the last one

Warner brothers discovery nicca

 

[Vandelay]

Hollywood has plenty of ideas. Most are locked away in a vault and protected by insane copyright laws. The copyright laws stops people from creating films that are even too similar. For example, WB aint never releasing those old Speedy Gonzales cartoons, but they will sue your ass if they thought your Hispanic stereotyped mouse cartoon was too similar. I think IPs should go into public domain after 50 years.

I'm aware of the litigation aspect.

It's my belief they don't want to try anything unless the director is solid or it already has a pre-established fan base.

Sucks for us. TV has been good though for the last 20 years, but I feel that is about to dry up too.

 

[Kidd Dibiase]