They still won't be able to make a good film between them

while the film's story has been changed by the Wachowski Brothers to fit a modern political context. Alan Moore, however, charged that, in doing so, the story has turned into an American-centric conflict between liberalism and neo-conservatism, and abandons the original anarchist-fascist themes. Moore states "There wasn't a mention of anarchy as far as I could see. The fascism had been completely defanged. I mean, I think that any references to racial purity had been excised, whereas actually, fascists are quite big on racial purity."

I never saw Cloud Atlas, but I have read the book, and then discovered that it’s not by the David Mitchell who seems to be permanently glued to a chair in Would I Lie To You?

EDIT if you're not sure who they are they brought us The Matrix, V for Vendetta and Cloud Atlas

They've made two good films, their first two, Bound and The Matrix.