A Third Release Perhaps?

Well, I guess I better check out Animatrix. Its very frustrating, nobody I know has any interest in these kind of movies. Which is why I spend a lot of time here.
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It would help if they would try making a HM movie during a good year for metal as opposed to one of it's all time low points, unlike the two existing HM movies.

I would have to disagree,
HM2k was way better than Animatrix.
HM2k stuck true to it's roots ( did you ever read the mag), with a good (classic) story line. if you are looking for "cool" "neat' visuals. sure Animatrix is better, but not entertaining.

does anyone else agree?

PS: matrix 2&3 sucked hard. 1 was a masterpiece.

Yes! More sex and violence! Since those are the main treats of Heavy Metal, let's go all the way. And I think that the structure of many different short stories was better than just one long story, because even if you wouldn't like one story, you could enjoy some other. So let's hope they do a third one like the first one, but with good R-rated stuff and good dialogue and quality voice actors this time (OK, they had Michael Ironside on HM2000).

For me, Heavy Metal 2000 was not nearly as good as the first one. Animation looked actually lot worse compaired to the first one, as considered how fast and low-budget the original was, and done about thousand years ago, too. Voice actors were bad through-out, even Michael Ironside (I don't think it's because they would be bad actors, but because of bad directing). CGI was just complete waste of effort most of the time (not included the "hyperspace" secion, that looked quite classy). And the whole style the characters were animated... it just didn't feel as rich and cool and detailed as the original Heavy Metal.
Althought the movie had it's funny moments, all the action and sex felt somehow poor.

What about a live action Heavy Metal movie? I know it propably won't happen because of the high cost all the various sets and costumes and make-ups would cost that a good Heavy Metal film would require, but somehow the idea intrigues me anyhow. What do you think?

I'd like to see a third film. They were both good movies, the original was like an acid trip though. Wow, it's weird. But cool.

Hello, I come from 12 years into your future and according to the Heavy Metal forum page their is supposedly a Heavy Metal TV programme in the works.

Now excuse me, I have to go back to the future.