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Hugh 01-08-2018 21:18

Terminator reboot
 
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It appears to follow on from T2.

https://news.sky.com/story/first-pic...ealed-11456612

(Sarah Connor on the right)

General Maximus 01-08-2018 21:59

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there have been a couple of articles about it in SFX a while ago and they were taking the piss out of James Cameron because he is basically pretending nothing happened after T2 and he is starting all over again. I am really busy this week but if I remember next week I'll try and find them post them.

Stephen 01-08-2018 22:03

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So a proper T3 then lol.

Can't be any worse than the last few movies.

Paul 01-08-2018 22:10

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Terminator 3 : The Geriatrics ....

DocDutch 01-08-2018 22:42

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can't hollywood just do some more original movies again instead of reboot upon reboot of movies ???

denphone 02-08-2018 16:08

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35957659)
It appears to follow on from T2.

https://news.sky.com/story/first-pic...ealed-11456612

(Sarah Connor on the right)

It will have to go some to beat T2.

Dude111 03-08-2018 02:43

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Originally Posted by DocDutch
can't hollywood just do some more original movies again instead of reboot upon reboot of movies ???

All they can do now is what they have been programmed to do... Take good things and make them garbage..... (And think the garbage is better)

Hugh 03-08-2018 11:03

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Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35957875)
All they can do now is what they have been programmed to do... Take good things and make them garbage..... (And think the garbage is better)

tbf, you seem to only like things from before the mid-90s...

Stephen 03-08-2018 11:06

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Is it a reboot though, as it technically is in the existing timeline and continues the story after T2 along with existing characters and cast?

I'd say that makes it a sequel.

Hugh 03-08-2018 12:52

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35957895)
Is it a reboot though, as it technically is in the existing timeline and continues the story after T2 along with existing characters and cast?

I'd say that makes it a sequel.

But it would mean that the last 3 Terminator films (T3, Salvation, and Genesys) weren't canon, as it would be basically ignoring their existence and the events that happened in them.

Stephen 03-08-2018 13:16

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That's fine by me.

denphone 03-08-2018 14:22

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35957893)
tbf, you seem to only like things from before the mid-90s...

1939 was a good year for great films.;)

Dude111 03-08-2018 14:26

Yes 1939 was!

1) Wizard of Oz
2) Gone with the wind

No Hugh,heh I like some movies from the 90s and some from 2000s..... I think the newest movie I like is SAW2 (2005) -- Do ya like the saw movies?


EDIT:

Nope I like firewall also (2006) but thats not available on VHS..

Paul 03-08-2018 15:00

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You could always get one of those new fangled DVD player things ;)

Dude111 03-08-2018 15:05

Ya I have it recorded mate on a VHS tape from my digital cable system... (The movie is OK I guess)

Ever seen it? (Harrison Ford)

Pierre 03-08-2018 15:37

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35957916)
But it would mean that the last 3 Terminator films (T3, Salvation, and Genesys) weren't canon, as it would be basically ignoring their existence and the events that happened in them.

Good.

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It's like the proposed new alien films that would have picked up after Aliens and ignored Alien 3/4 v predator etc.

But it got shelved because Ridley Scott wanted top make a prequel trilogy (that worked out well didn't it)

I would have much preferred to have seen Ripley & Hicks & Newt again.

Dude111 03-08-2018 16:09

Ya I heard about that.........

I think Aliens is perfect the way it is....

Alien 1 - GREAT
Alien 2 - EXCELLENT
Alien 3 - GOOD

I think it should have ended with part 3.....

denphone 03-08-2018 17:05

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Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35957996)
Ya I heard about that.........

I think Aliens is perfect the way it is....

Alien 1 - GREAT
Alien 2 - EXCELLENT
Alien 3 - GOOD

I think it should have ended with part 3.....

Easily the best IMO but 2 was good as well.

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Originally Posted by Dude111 (Post 35957948)
Yes 1939 was!

1) Wizard of Oz
2) Gone with the wind

No Hugh,heh I like some movies from the 90s and some from 2000s..... I think the newest movie I like is SAW2 (2005) -- Do ya like the saw movies?


EDIT:

Nope I like firewall also (2006) but thats not available on VHS..

You know the history of the silver screen pretty well dude.

Dude111 03-08-2018 17:24

Muchos Gracious :)

pip08456 23-05-2019 18:22

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The trailer for this has just dropped.

Terminator: Dark Fate


General Maximus 23-05-2019 19:15

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I am excited. I love my nostalgia and it is great seeing Linda Hamilton and Arnie back.

Paul 23-05-2019 20:10

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Looks good.

Mick 23-05-2019 20:26

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Should be a good one, looking at that trailer.

denphone 24-05-2019 11:38

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It looks good to me.

Stephen 24-05-2019 11:41

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Trailers for the last ones looked good to lol and look how they all turned out.

Pierre 24-05-2019 12:04

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35996059)
Trailers for the last ones looked good to lol and look how they all turned out.

Indeed.

Although I did like Terminator Salvation. Genysis was truly awful.

Paul 24-05-2019 15:16

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35996065)
Indeed.

Although I did like Terminator Salvation. Genysis was truly awful.

... and yet ... I preferred Genysis over Salvation. :)

pip08456 24-05-2019 16:32

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Originally Posted by Paul M (Post 35996094)
... and yet ... I preferred Genysis over Salvation. :)

Funnily enough so did I.:D

Stephen 25-05-2019 09:43

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Wonder what models the new Terminators are. Sure we'll get more info soon.

General Maximus 25-05-2019 18:43

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yeah, given the franchise fatigue I wouldn't be surprised if they do a couple of featurettes and explore the design and concept phase of the new Terminator to create an impression that they care and have put a lot of thought in to it.

pip08456 01-09-2019 04:02

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 35996059)
Trailers for the last ones looked good to lol and look how they all turned out.

It looks like James Cameron didn't like the last ones either. They're also hoping this will be the start of a new trilogy as well.

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There’s a lot riding on Terminator: Dark Fate. After Terminator Salvation and Terminator: Genisys disappointed audiences, there’s a lot of skepticism about whether or not Terminator can actually continue as a viable franchise. That’s especially true after both of those previous films were intended to kick off new trilogies. But it sounds like zero lessons have been learned by Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions, because they’re hoping for a new Terminator trilogy yet again.
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“One of the things that seemed obvious from looking at the films that came along later was that we would need to get everything back to the basics and that we would need to avoid the mistakes of making things overly complex and that we needed to avoid stories that jumps around in time and one that goes backward and forward in time. Let’s keep it simple in the relative unity of time. With the story, let’s have the whole thing play out in 36 hours or 48 hours. In the first two movies everything plays out in less than two days in each one so there’s energy and momentum.”
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