The movie was, of course, Wild Wild West. Directed by Smith’s usual collaborator, Barry Sonnenfeld, and (very) loosely based on the 1960s TV series The Wild Wild West, the film stars Smith as ...

Will Smith may be choosing between the red and blue pill, but the Oscar-winning actor isn't entering The Matrix for a movie. Warner Bros ... reads. "He chose ‘Wild Wild West,' believing it was a ...

"Smith turned it down. He chose Wild Wild West, believing it was a better fit for him at the time. But the question remains: What would The Matrix have been like with Will Smith as Neo?" ...

This is a reference to a similar line from the movie, in which Trinity types "Wake up, Neo," to Reeves' character. Instead of appearing in The Matrix, Smith chose to star in Wild Wild West ...

Smith turned it down,” Smith’s video post, which he uploaded Monday, read. “He chose ‘Wild Wild West,’ believing ... they had only done one movie. They did a movie, and I think it ...

Jim West is a guns-a-blazing former Civil War hero. Artemus Gordon is an inventive U.S. Marshal who excels in disguise. When the United States is threatened by psychotic Confederate Arliss ...

Will Smith may be choosing between the red and blue pill, but the Oscar-winning actor isn’t entering the Matrix for a movie ... Meanwhile, 1999’s “Wild Wild West” flopped at the box ...