I think the intention was to keep it cyber punk. I mean look at the material: Movies Video games Comic books A typical stuff that a cyber punk would be into.
WGAnubis1 wrote:I think the intention was to keep it cyber punk. I mean look at the material: Movies Video games Comic books A typical stuff that a cyber punk would be into.Hehe...they'd shove a violin up their asses and whistle dixie if they thought it would sell more. The brand really died after the poor reaction to the third movie. Hence, why everyone has moved on.
Yeah, and I suppose the SW prequels were any better? lol They are still truckin' ... (although I did like all 3 prequels, they were generally given bad reviews)
RainKingX wrote: Except us, of course.
Remag_Div wrote:Yeah, and I suppose the SW prequels were any better? lol They are still truckin' ... (although I did like all 3 prequels, they were generally given bad reviews) The Star Wars brand never died.
I'd sure like to have the official novels of The Matrix storyline, so I can understand it better
Well, while you are waiting for the movie adaptation novels, you can go to this movie transcript site. It has all three movies transcribed in excellent detail. It even translates the French phrases the Merovingian uses during his dramatic monologues.
Plus, the site has an alleged 'original' script for The Matrix and an alleged shadow script for Reloaded and Revolutions. Not sure that I believe it about these being official scripts, but they do make for interesting reading!
LostProphet]Wishing for 'more Matrix' is simply wishful thinking outside of MxO. The Wachowski Brothers came up with an idea, and they thought it was so ground breaking and deserving of being made into a film that they went and made another film just to prove that they could do it. Yes, the universe surrounding it could go on forever and ever. But poor reactions to the second and third film mean that most people have forgotten the Matrix or remember and just don't care any more. That means that it's high risk for any publishing company of any kind to get involved. Add to that the Wachowskis are moving on to other things - the Matrix trilogy + Animatrix was their brainchild, their "vision", and now that vision has been fulfilled. Like so many of us, they have new and fresh ideas. To revisit the Matrix would be taking a step backwards. [EDIT] Using Star Wars to compare is nonsense - SW had (and arguably still has) a bigger following than the Matrix ever did and ever will.
Could you imagine what would happen to this game if it were released that the Brothers W were getting actively re-involved with the game again, albeit for however brief a time?
Hell, nearly every old player would likely return just on the well-spread rumor that one of the Wachowskis had an active character in game, and played daily.
