»Matrix Extended Edition Ideas«

by Jeff Jurrius (jeffjurrius at hotmail dot com)
If the Wachowski brothers are listening, and maybe working on extended editions (hopefully!), I would like to submit one small idea for the extended edition (~5min footage): In reality (Movie 2 or 3), Neo is asked by someone what he does for fun. He replies "Oh, nothing much..", scene then flashes to him in the Matrix being Superman/Spiderman....etc., etc., pick your favourite superhero. The idea is that in our reality down through the last 50/100 years or so, any legend or tale of superhero/s could be attributed to Neo. ITS AWESOME!
Would need permission to publish the footage of superhero so cannot use one that is currently on the Big Screen. However, Smallville may not mind for example because Neo could have gone in initially as a boy to give the legend substance and story.
Hm....
Convinced yet?

They should do what the makers of Highlander did after creating the monstrosity that is Highlander 2, they proceeded to make a film that ignored the one directly preceding it and continued from the first film (in this case, to make a film directly after Reloaded).
Maybe they can make this:
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