ReBoot

not as a comic

Si... que dicen de la pelicula? parece que se va a hacer... acabo de regresar, la ultima vez que vine aqui el webcomic no estaba completo, aunque casi... Entonces estoy "out of the loop" un poquito. Se sabe algo de llo que va a pasar en la peli???

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YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I don't see why it still wouldn't be possible to produce a DTV Movie or something of the like just to finish off that nasty cliffhanger. I understand it's tricky to mass produce DVDs then make a profit selling them - especially to a franchise that bowed 8 years ago, but with an ever growing DTV market (Dead Like Me and Prison Break both had DTV movies come out this year - not to mention the four Futurama DVDDs that came out in the past year) it seems like such a project could be a reality if the cogs got turning.

Kind of ironic when you think about it. Mainframe was a studio that continued to make a name for itself (prior to it's Rainmaker conversion) for the creation of direct to video films. Yet, the one DTV we actually would DIE for them to make will likely never get made. Heh.

I agree with this. I don't necessarily need the movies. I want season 5... I want to know what happens with Megabyte, and what happens with Bob and everyone else.

The TV series was great, a movie is epic but I think I'd be more thrilled for simply a reboot of the television series... and by reboot I mean that it just be continued on air.

We don't only need a season 5 but also a continuation of season 4. The movie is an o.k. idea but it wont be able to cover as much as finishing season 4 and continuing to season 5. What I can't seem to grasp is why finish an awesome show with such a disgustingly huge cliffhanger.

I agree with you wholeheartedly. Though the idea of a ReBoot movie sounds absolutely kickasci, it makes more sense to end Season 4 first. Then they can make the three movies, and continue the show with another season if they so choose.

By re-airing all the older episodes, finishing the 4th season, THEN doing the movies, they wouldn't be alienating anyone- old fans or newcomers.

AND they should redo the ride, too!

The possible good news is, that if the movies are a success, then it's likely Rainmaker will be approached by many to pick back up the TV series. The question then will be - how true will they stay to Reboot, as it is with the Movie. Will it still be mostly our Reboot with some shiny new upgrades or will it be changed to connect with "today's" kids and audience?