Why?

I mean seriously.

Why?

The Wachowski brothers could give the rights of the Matrix to Christopher Nolan to make it one long Oscar-winning film in the trails of Inception.

Because reboots are the cool "in thing" right now, dude!

Personally, I don't think The Matrix needs a reboot. I loved all three of them, Keanu Reeves is a hot badass mofo and they aren't even all that old.

However, I will hold my judgement until I see the final result of this reboot. Many complained about the 2 sequals, so maybe the reboot will do a better job.

Perhaps we will get a remake of Inception in ten to fifteen year.

I guess, but I think it depends on the country. For example last year we had a British version of Romeo and Juliet. So I guess we Brits wanted a turn even though the American version would suffice.

I haven't watched Inception but I'm going to now. I don't think there'll be a remake of Inception because it came out only a few years ago. Matrix was made like 10 years ago and there is a lot more they can do now then they could back then. In 10-15 years from now, I don't think we'll see much development with regards to special effects. No doubt the visuals would be improved to 4K to even 8K which is said to be around 2020.

I'm diametrically opposed to reboots, but you've got to give The Matrix the conceit. They wrote reboots into the first trilogy (love or hate it). In a world of CPU analogies, "reboots" were kind of a conceptual given in one form or another.

I'd much rather a sequel. Almost every remake or reboot of these ugly, ugly times are anchored to the original. The farcical premise of distancing a cash-in from the thing it's cashing-in on is absurd. They're inherently building on something. They might as well be forthcoming with it. Incorporate it into the plot. Accept a few concessions, sculpt the world as you need, and move forward with a sequel.

I don't know why anyone should object to going back to The Matrix. I can understand not wanting to run on one place, relive the beginning, though. (Even if they kinda told us we might expect to).

Where are you getting this info from? I've googled and there is nothing that says the Matrix is getting a reboot.

I mean, for a user that constantly posts pictures of what they're talking about, I'm surprised to see that you didn't even post a link... If there even is one that is.

- http://www.firstshowing.net/2014/the-matrix-rebooted-rumor-says-a-new-trilogy-is-being-developed/
- http://ign.com/articles/2014/02/28/rumor-a-new-matrix-trilogy-is-in-the-works
- http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=115467
- http://collider.com/new-matrix-trilogy-wachowskis/
- http://screenrant.com/matrix-4-5-6-trilogy
etc

I don't know who added "reboot" to the picture, but the latest rumors are pretty accessible. The latest - being that there've been rumors of a new trilogy periodically over the last decade.

I can accept having a new story to the Matrix, in fact, I wouldn't mind it whatsoever. I mean, the Matrix is one of my favorite series, and I would definitely love to see more of them... as long as it's like not like how movies are now and days.

So, whatever this "reboot" story came from, I'm just gonna not take that remotely seriously at all.

Sorry I don't have a link, I watched a video on YouTube but now I can't find it. I think the main protagonist for Matrix reboot should be David Belle..

click to watch

I really don't want a reboot (I enjoyed the first two films, the third one spent to little time in the Matrix and too much time in sweaty, half naked zion raves)

I'd take a story set within that universe featuring different characters, or maybe with a focus on a minor character or something, or more Agent Smith, because more agent smith is always good.