Red vs. Blue: Restoration

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Back in 2003, Rooster Teeth started as a little indie studio producing a Machinima based on Halo titled Red vs. Blue. It wound up being one of the most popular Machinima series of all time, running a good 21 years.

Fast-forward past all that time, and RT winds up being owned by Warner Bros. and later Discovery, and they decide to shut down the studio, leaving the fate of the final season (which they teased last year) up in the air.

Well, today, they released an updated trailer. The final season will be condensed into a movie to be released on digital platforms on May 7. It will be available at a much cheaper rental price 2 weeks later.



Rooster Teeth has compiled all the previous seasons into single videos if you want to catch up.
 
Closing out with a movie...feels fitting in a sense.

Also Burnie and Matt introducing it...and bringing back the Meta/Sigma...
 
The movie is now available for purchase or rent (I thought I'd wait for the rental release in case anyone didn't want to pay full price).

Apple TV
Amazon
Vudu
Google Play

Also check your cable/satellite provider's on-demand feature.

R.I.P. Rooster Teeth
 
Long after Rooster Teeth died and was resurrected, the movie is finally going to be available for free.
According to Burnie's latest update, the entire movie is up now for RT sponsors, and episode 1 is available to the public. An episode will be released each week.
 

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