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The Matrix 4 is Official
08/20/2019


Get ready to re-enter the Matrix!

Lana Wachowski is set to write and direct a fourth film set in the world of “The Matrix,” with Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles as Neo and Trinity, respectively.

Warner Bros. Pictures and Village Roadshow Pictures will produce and globally distribute the film. Warner Bros. Picture Group chairman Toby Emmerich made the announcement on Tuesday.

“We could not be more excited to be re-entering ‘The Matrix’ with Lana,” said Emmerich. “Lana is a true visionary—a singular and original creative filmmaker—and we are thrilled that she is writing, directing and producing this new chapter in ‘The Matrix’ universe.”

In addition to Wachowski, the script was also written by Aleksandar Hemon and David Mitchell. Wachowski is also producing with Grant Hill. Sources say the film is eyed to begin production at the top of 2020.




https://variety.com/2019/film/news/matrix-4-keanu-reeves-carrie-anne-moss-lana-wachowski-1203307955/







Nope!

They both died(ascended maybe) and it ended perfectly. This was one of the best trilogies in cinema AND storytelling history. Where do you go from there, like really.
 
They seem to hide that tid bit. Probably too embarrassed to admit it.

SyFy's been skating by for the longest time due to gaining somewhat of a legit status due to the Battlestar Galactica reboot. Prior to that SyFy's biggest claim to fame was probably Farscape and that was produced by in Australia for a network there. And the only reason SyFy even fucked with it at all was due to the Jim Henson Company doing make-up & creature effects for the series.

And Krypton isn't even the first comic book related series they had in their line up this year that had both a following & acclaim going for it. Both Happy & Deadly Class got the axe. I never watched Happy, but there were a good deal of non nerd types at my work who did and they were beyond pissed that it was cancelled.
 
Disney is greedy. what were they offering in return for their suggestion of splitting the financing and revenue from Spiderman movies? Nothing?
 
I read that the negotiations are not quite over yet. Hopefully a deal can still be worked out because Spiderman:Far From Home was Sony's highest grossing movie ever, they would be damned fools not to renegotiate with Disney.
 
Disney is greedy. what were they offering in return for their suggestion of splitting the financing and revenue from Spiderman movies? Nothing?
I read that the negotiations are not quite over yet. Hopefully a deal can still be worked out because Spiderman:Far From Home was Sony's highest grossing movie ever, they would be damned fools not to renegotiate with Disney.
 
Warner Bros. Animation takes us behind the scenes of the new adult animated Harley Quinn series, which will premiere on DC Universe in October.



 
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Ratings don't have anything to do with why SyFy cancels many of the shows they put out that have decent followings or acclaim. It's all about production budgets. SyFy is some cheap fucks. SyFy cancelled Krypton basically for the same reason they cancelled The Expanse: cost too much for them to produce. They'd rather put money in low budget schlock like the Sharknado franchise or those Mecha-Shark vs Dino-Gator type movies.

They seem to hide that tid bit. Probably too embarrassed to admit it.

SyFy's been skating by for the longest time due to gaining somewhat of a legit status due to the Battlestar Galactica reboot. Prior to that SyFy's biggest claim to fame was probably Farscape and that was produced by in Australia for a network there. And the only reason SyFy even fucked with it at all was due to the Jim Henson Company doing make-up & creature effects for the series.

And Krypton isn't even the first comic book related series they had in their line up this year that had both a following & acclaim going for it. Both Happy & Deadly Class got the axe. I never watched Happy, but there were a good deal of non nerd types at my work who did and they were beyond pissed that it was cancelled.

I'm guessing Syfy has a tighter budget than The CW, right? Most of The CW's genre shows are shot in Vancouver just like a lot of Syfy's shows are, but I haven't heard of budget cuts (or budget-related cancelations) of CW shows since after the strike-shortened 2007-2008 TV season.
 
Nope!

They both died(ascended maybe) and it ended perfectly. This was one of the best trilogies in cinema AND storytelling history. Where do you go from there, like really.
Am I the only one that wants an Inception 2? Now that Bad boys 3 is in the making, we have everything else.
 
I'm guessing Syfy has a tighter budget than The CW, right? Most of The CW's genre shows are shot in Vancouver just like a lot of Syfy's shows are, but I haven't heard of budget cuts (or budget-related cancelations) of CW shows since after the strike-shortened 2007-2008 TV season.


I don't believe they have a tighter budget than The CW, otherwise they wouldn't have greenlit any of the big budget shows they put out like Battlestar Galactica or The Expanse in the first place. They want the reputation as a high quality sci-fi/fantasy/horror content channel but they don't want to put out the money needed to maintain that reputation. They do just enough with the shows they put out to give the illusion that they are grinding putting out & maintaining quality content.
 
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