»the matrix -3«

Okay, This is my basic idea for doing the matrix minus three.

It's a bit like star wars as it goes back in time to ephisode 1, 2 and 3. They are quite different and you probably wont see much of neo. Ther would also include matrix -2 and -1 going from -3 to -1. YAY!
If you dont get it then post about it

the basic plot for the matrix minus 3 would start with artificial inteligence going a bit too far. The machines would break out of the lab they were made in and destroy everything because they want to be free. When everything is clear, they make more of themselves because they are clever enough and make them better each time. Meanwhile, an organisation is formed to fight against the AI. They lose a battle against them but a few go into hiding. Eventually they cant get enough energy so they put lots of humans to sleep and eventually make a human farm. At the same time, people from the organisation who went into hiding build a ship and then they discover how to free people from the matrix.


Its a very basic storyline and i want to know what people think about it. Tell me what you think of it. I don't mind if any1 says it is a load of rubbish I will do a matrix -2 soon.

i guess it has potential, to make an inprint on here you need to go in depth.

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