Matrix: The Second Renaissance

[Lincoln6Echo]

First of all, relax, this isn't an offical movie announcement or anything, but...

I'm sitting here watching The Animatrix BD for the first time since I got the Ultimate Matrix DVD set from what, about 5 years ago? And I'm thinking the first two animated shorts following the The Last Flight of the Osiris short, The Second Renaissance, Part I and II basically telling the Prequel story of how the Machines turned on their human masters (much the same way the robots in I, Robot did) and then the human resistance to the machines creating the world we see in the original films, would make a great full length live-action or aat least an animated film like Appleseed: Ex Machina was.

Whatchu all think?

Go back and rewatch it if you've forgotten about it.

[Petra_Kalbrain]

Originally Posted by Lincoln6Echo

First of all, relax, this isn't an offical movie announcement or anything, but...

I'm sitting here watching The Animatrix BD for the first time since I got the Ultimate Matrix DVD set from what, about 5 years ago? And I'm thinking the first two animated shorts following the The Last Flight of the Osiris short, The Second Renaissance, Part I and II basically telling the Prequel story of how the Machines turned on their human masters (much the same way the robots in I, Robot did) and then the human resistance to the machines creating the world we see in the original films, would make a great full length live-action or aat least an animated film like Appleseed: Ex Machina was.

Whatchu all think?

Go back and rewatch it if you've forgotten about it.

That film would be way too similar to I, Robot. Therefore, it wouldn't be worth it. As far as I'm concerned, The Matrix Trilogy should remain completed as it is.

[MCT]

Yeah, those two prequel shorts were awesome. Would have made great movies. Too bad we won't get more Matrix films.

[walter stark]

maybe the brothers Wachowskis will do what lucas did and leave it for the future.

lets talk again in 30 years

[tommyboy81]

Originally Posted by walter stark

maybe the brothers Wachowskis will do what lucas did and leave it for the future.

lets talk again in 30 years

maybe 3-D theaters will be halogram theater and you can actually be in the Matrix.

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

That film would be way too similar to I, Robot. Therefore, it wouldn't be worth it. As far as I'm concerned, The Matrix Trilogy should remain completed as it is.

I agree with the second part. But I think it could remain separate from "I, Robot" as long as it stays true to the "Matrix" saga and maintains its own style and tone.

The thing that really gets to me about "The Second Renaissance" is that it's intense, gloomy, and epic. If anything, it reminds me more of "The Terminator" with the nuclear wastelands and hoards of machines tearing the human race apart.

This would also be a good opportunity to showcase the original Matrix program (as a perfect utopian society), and to show some of the stuff that the Architect talked about (

[Show spoiler]setting up a better Matrix, establishing Zion, and possibly going into the original versions of "The One"

).

I doubt that this would ever become a movie, but it could be awesome!

[Suntory_Times]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

I agree with the second part. But I think it could remain separate from "I, Robot" as long as it stays true to the "Matrix" saga and maintains its own style and tone.

The thing that really gets to me about "The Second Renaissance" is that it's intense, gloomy, and epic. If anything, it reminds me more of "The Terminator" with the nuclear wastelands and hoards of machines tearing the human race apart.

This would also be a good opportunity to showcase the original Matrix program (as a perfect utopian society), and to show some of the stuff that the Architect talked about (

[Show spoiler]setting up a better Matrix, establishing Zion, and possibly going into the original versions of "The One"

).

I doubt that this would ever become a movie, but it could be awesome!

I agree, I think it would be nice if it was done as an anime as well given how much the trillogy was inspired by anime.

[Lincoln6Echo]

Originally Posted by Suntory_Times

I agree, I think it would be nice if it was done as an anime as well given how much the trillogy was inspired by anime.

Yeah, like I said, an anime done in the style of Appleseed. With photo realistic 3D environments, but with anime style characters.

[binarymelon]

Originally Posted by tommyboy81

maybe 3-D theaters will be halogram theater and you can actually be in the Matrix.

By then we will have realized we ARE in the Matrix.

[Lincoln6Echo]

Originally Posted by Petra_Kalbrain

That film would be way too similar to I, Robot. Therefore, it wouldn't be worth it. As far as I'm concerned, The Matrix Trilogy should remain completed as it is.

Well, the first part of the film would be, but the war part would be more like Terminator Salvation. Except instead of Skynet and HKs, it'd be the Architect and Sentinels.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by binarymelon

By then we will have realized we ARE in the Matrix.

Who's to say we aren't jacked in right now and simply can't wake up?

[Lincoln6Echo]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Stormcrow

Who's to say we aren't jacked in right now and simply can't wake up?

Hmm, maybe because I think, so therefore I'm a Republican.

[binarymelon]

Originally Posted by Gandalf Stormcrow

Who's to say we aren't jacked in right now and simply can't wake up?

That was kind of my point.

[Quad]

I wouldn't mind seeing something like an alternate crew like they had in Animatrix as a 3D animated series. By the time they got it going 3D TVs would be more common.

[doctorsteve]

Originally Posted by binarymelon

By then we will have realized we ARE in the Matrix.

Shhhh... not so loud. They're listening!

[neos_peace]

I have always been down for that. I'm telling you what if the matrix was real. I want out now. I'd like to be NEO, able to fly and all, except for th having to die in 6 months bit that would suck.