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NEMA
on Oct 4 2007, 9:18:35 PM writes:
AWESOME!
Why dont they make it a Robocop/Terminator flick, rate it PG-13, and set it in a contradictory time frame before T1 when Skynet sends a T001 back in time to impersonate a governor that rewrites the Constitution and becomes president? |
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brentage5000
on Oct 3 2007, 11:25:11 AM writes:
Well, I always knew the movie would suck.....this just confirms it.
PS -- I am the only one who liked We Are Marshall and thought he did good with that. |
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Doctor Zubian
on Oct 3 2007, 11:21:16 AM writes:
UH OH
From JAMES CAMERON to MOSTOW to 'McG'???
do they want this to fail? I think it's a good idea that the next sequel's story cuts right to the future war with an older John Conner, but like HoyleHaw says, it needs arnold. Simply because it seems the previous stories let us believe that that particular model of terminator pretty much all had Arnold faces. Nowadays he doesn't even need to act in it, just lend his face to digital rendering and POW! we get a movie with 1000 Arnold Terminators blowing shit up. Now doesn't that sound better than getting some crappy wrestler to take the Terminators role and pretend Arnold never happened? |
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Burgerking
on Oct 3 2007, 3:52:45 AM writes:
WHAT???
The only reason the first three were good was because the good directors were able to handle the material and make sense of it all, it could have easily been a mess.
McG is the least talented guy next to Brett Ratner (ignoring the obvious Boll, Paul Anderson) and he would not be able to grasp the feel and substance of Terminator at all. |
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cupajoe
on Oct 3 2007, 3:14:09 AM writes:
except for his early work with korn im not really to big on mcg to be honest |
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 HoyleHaw
on Oct 3 2007, 12:39:11 AM writes:
Every Terminator film now has had one thing in common, and that's the current California Governator. Now, if they could convince me he'd be in this thing, I'd be interested, because I loved him as the futuristic slasher in the first one, and since this would be the age of bad terminators, he would be one of the first things on the list to pop up (or maybe the last). Point being, he'd need to make an appearance for consistency. Unless they wanna turn Terminator into an AvP-style off-shoot, maybe involving Robocop or something.
And in another note, are we gonna keep reading about that goddamn strike all the way until it actually friggin' happens? |
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torrance
on Oct 3 2007, 12:26:10 AM writes:
I don't really care who directs it - as long as we get to see this flick - T3 was surprisingly fantastic, so I'm keen to see a fourth Terminator that maintains the franchise's high quality - but judging from everything we've heard so far - it'll probably be a disaster |
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Skellington
on Oct 2 2007, 11:49:35 PM writes:
A few years ? Well WE ARE MARSHALL came out last year, it was only 3 years after Angel's 2 which was 3 years after the first one. |
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THE SPIRIT Featurette - Central City |
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Classic scene from TAXI DRIVER - "You Talkin' To Me?" |
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Sophie Monk In Bikini & Sex Scene - "ENTOURAGE" |
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THE GREAT BUCK HOWARD Trailer |
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Kill of the Day #127 |
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Episode #7 of the JOBLO MOVIE SHOW (Thanksgiving Edition) |
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WITCH HUNTER ROBIN (2002) - Trailer |
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It took director McG a few years to follow up his double-dose of CHARLIE'S ANGELS, but now each week he seems to add another new project to his juggling routine. Is the post-apocalyptic assault on endoskeleton armies up next?
