[arista]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drew_Goddard


[Warner Brothers announced on
Wednesday that The Martian screenwriter
Drew Goddard will write and direct
a new movie in the sci-fi action franchise
for the studio.
The Matrix Resurrections review – drained of life
by the Hollywood machine

This will be the first in the cyberpunk series,
which includes the 1999 original as wellas
The Matrix Reloaded,
The Matrix Revolutions and
The Matrix Resurrections,
not to directly involve its
co-creators Lana or Lilly Wachowski,
though Lana is attached
to executive-produce.
No word yet on whether the franchise
stars Keanu Reeves,
Laurence Fishburne,
Carrie Anne-Moss,
Hugo Weaving and
Jada Pinkett-Smith will return.]

https://www.theguardian.com/film/202...e-drew-goddard

[bots]

everything after the initial film was a let down

[Oliver_W]

Matrix is a property which has the potential to have an "extended universe", I suppose.

Though it feels vaguely like Disney taking over Star Wars - Lucas might not have (nominally) directed two of the movies, but his fingerprints are all over them, and he was the driving creative force, he basically did everything a director would apart from telling the actors and crew what to do

Matrix meanwhile, weren't those films directed by a pair of siblings?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

everything after the initial film was a let down

Tbf the second and third Films were fun I thought.

I haven't seen the fourth yet though.

[Vanessa]

This better have Keanu Reeves or I won't watch it.

[Vanessa]

I enjoyed all the sequels. But a Matrix movie without Neo makes no sense to me

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I enjoyed all the sequels. But a Matrix movie without Neo makes no sense to me

It could be that Keanu Reeves would be too busy filming John Wick 5 tbf.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Vanessa

I enjoyed all the sequels. But a Matrix movie without Neo makes no sense to me

I mean by the lore it absolutely does make sense because I think Neo is the 7th "The One" (this is revealed at the end of the 2nd movie). They could move on to the "next generation", so to speak.

TBH it's a great intellectual property and (awful as it is to say it...) at this point it can only be improved by removing the influence of the Wachowskis, who absolutely butchered the attempt at a 4th film. Or one of them did, anyway. I think the other wasn't involved at all. Maybe they were the one with the vision...