»M4 to start at end of M2«

Please take a look at my idea:

i dont think so...but if you want to go for it carpe diem. dont let others sway you passion. to each his own. i personly dont think so, why rewrite 3 instead maybe do a 2 1/2 or something like a side story or prequales everyone loves prequals. go for it!

Because I watch and have watched the trilogy so much sometimes I change it up. At one point I was watching in this order Reloaded, the first Matrix and then Revolutions. That's before I fully understood the trilogy and watching them it that order helped for me. I'm just suggesting it if you don't want to you don't have to but along with this site watching the movies in that order helped.

The only prequel that was was good in my opinion was Star Wars 1 & 3 because it had Darth Maul and when Anikin changed to Darth Vader. Other than that Prequels suck ass (except th Animatrix that is!)

i think in revolutions trin and neo should not die at the end, some how neo should beat smith and return home, and matrix 4 could be a story of the new matrix and all the new programs that come with it, and in a 4th movie i suggest a lot less zion scenes. i mean the apu's were cool but i like seein bullets dodged and people running on walls.

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