
A few weeks ago, I got to chat with SURROGATES director Jonathan Mostow. Like GAMER and the TERMINATOR films, (Mostow directed TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES) SURROGATES is a glimpse into what could happen to us if we’re not careful with technology. Not a bad message. Now pardon me, but it’s been 4 minutes since I’ve updated Twitter. All the people I’ve never met need to know that, now that I’m done with these interviews, I’m going to get an ice tea, and maybe get out of my pajamas.
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