>It’s still not clear what shape the project will take, but sources tell The Hollywood Reporter that Warner Bros. is in the early stages of developing a relaunch of The Matrix, the iconic 1999 sci-fi movie that is considered one of the most original films in cinematic history, with Zak Penn in talks to write a treatment.
>Sources say there is potential interest in Michael B. Jordan to star, but much must be done before the project is ready to go.
will smith was supposed to be neo before Keanu, cloister
Aiden Diaz
Practical effects are what made the matrix stand out in terms of visual direction. You cant top that with cgi
Brody Brown
>ak Penn is reportedly in talks to write the reboot, and there is supposedly interest in having Michael B. Jordan star in the new film. Penn is widely known for his writing roles in popular movies like The Avengers and X-Men: The Last Stand,
kek
Carter Edwards
Only perhaps, the Nebuchadnezzar scenes
much of it was still CGI
Jayden Carter
Uhm it was 100% cg
Caleb Gomez
Only the background scenery. The bullet-time camera effects were all real, using set-ups like pic-related.
Brody White
All of the iconic scenes were captured using real cameras and the real actors, using 360 degrees of cameras around the actors. They had to greenscreen the actors into the scene afterwards, but the effects had a real basis instead of being created entirely in computers.