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Old 04-07-2006, 11:11 AM   #1 of 237
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Looks like this might actually be moving forward. I thought the best part of "Terminator 3" was
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the end with the actual destruction of mankind
, so naturally I'm excited to now see the actual battles between men and machines that was only hinted about in the other films.

I don't know if the writers they chose are such a good idea but it's definitely worth attempting.

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Old 04-07-2006, 11:27 AM   #2 of 237
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I'll see it, but I hope Arnold makes King Conan first.


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Old 04-07-2006, 11:29 AM   #3 of 237
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David, you may want to spoilerize the end of T3, and put several empty lines before it since it shows up in the previews otherwise.

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Old 04-07-2006, 11:44 AM   #4 of 237
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Actually, that was the best part of the film. If Arnie going to be in it, I'll kill myself if he goes nude again:p)




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Old 04-07-2006, 03:34 PM   #5 of 237
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I'm going to get crucified for saying this, but given the direction #4 will be going in, it won't matter to me if Arnold isn't in it, the story doesn't necessarily require him.

If it's going to be dealing with the war between man and Skynet, that means that it will mostly take place on battlefields where Terminators aren't required to be covered in skin since the jig is most definitely up at that point.

If there's a scene or two involving "infiltrator" Terminators, then Arnold may be needed, but I would think that Skynet is smart enough to realize that the humans know what that model looks like with skin and discontined it.

Just because it's a Terminator film does not automatically mean that Arnold is called for in the story. They should make this one cold, hard and gritty as hell, with an R rating if possible, I want to go into the theater and live the nightmare that Reese was talking about in the original, he had pure pain in his eyes while relating that whole thing to Sarah...I want that to come across in this one.




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Old 04-07-2006, 04:01 PM   #6 of 237
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I'm going to get crucified for saying this, but given the direction #4 will be going in, it won't matter to me if Arnold isn't in it, the story doesn't necessarily require him.


i fully agree- in fact, i would say the presence of Arnie (if the role were substainal and not just a cameo) would be a contrivance that drag the full potential of the movie down.
this franchise/story is primed to spin off into new and interesting directions. I hope they take advantage of that fact.

i enjoyed 3- far more than i ever thought i would- and the best part to me was
Spoiler:
the implication of the ending- that its not just John Conners previous training/knowledge that makes him the eventual leader- authority is crystalized around him primarily because of where he is on Judgement Day. The implication being that preperation is meaningless without fortunate happenstance.


it somewhat soils the "no fate but what we make' mantra of 2, but i think its a lot more realistic myself.

this series could evolve like Planet Of The Apes did..each film spinning off wildly from the last for quite a while...as long as imagination holds out.
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Old 04-07-2006, 04:11 PM   #7 of 237
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That's the thing about fate, no matter what one does to try and alter it, circumstances will inevitably lead the individual right where he/she was predetermined to end up.

I just thought of the perfect model for Terminator 4...I want Black Hawk Down with Terminators and HK's.




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Old 04-07-2006, 05:25 PM   #8 of 237
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If there's a scene or two involving "infiltrator" Terminators, then Arnold may be needed

They don't need Ahhnuld anymore. SkyNet would not be stupid enough to use only one skin model to infiltrate a human base. Besides, weren't there multiple "skin jobs" in Kyle's dream/memory sequence in the first Terminator film? I seem to remember a long haired "skin job" breaking into the base.

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Old 04-07-2006, 07:32 PM   #9 of 237
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It took me a long time to see TERMINATOR 3 and quite honestly taken as a whole it wasn't my favorite. However I really did love the end and how it sets up T4. That left me on the edge of my seat for a sequel.

I agree T4 doesn't really need Arnold cause now it's John's story!
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