While Keanu Reeves may have learned Knug-fu, fought Agent Smith and ultimately defeated the robots that enslaved humanity it seems that you can’t keep a good toaster down with news coming that more Matrix movies are possibly on their way. Latino Review are reporting that The Wachowskis have “already started the writing process with early treatments and outlines turned in to the studio”. The original Matrix trilogy was a box office monster making $1.632 billion at the global box office. The series ended with the character known as The Architect claiming that Reeve’s Neo had not been the first “One” to fight the machines so there could be all manner of sequel or prequel possibilities. There’s no word on whether or not The Wachowskis’ treatments include any of the original series characters. So what do you think? Do we need more Matrix or was the disappointment of the second two movies enough to last us a lifetime? Source – Latino Review
More Matrix Movies On The Way?
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