Are you stoned? There is no way, even subjectively, that T3 was as good as Salvation. Salvation was like anholage to everything cool about anything, from the great escape to Mad Max to brave new world. And the end with the dun dun dun dun!!! It was way cooler than the abortion that was T3. You people just like raggin on stuff for the sake of it.
]]>Yep just be sure next time your girl is upset say "Hey angry cakes, your cute when you're pissed off" and slap her on the ass.
]]>Angry cakes sounds more like a pet name for a girl – Ima gonna try it out!
]]>I absolutely agree with you. The Terminator series is all about the robots, and T4 has a terminator who you can actually connect with and whose benefits aren't merely that he looks sexy in red leather. And the last line in the movie isn't "I'll never forget what the terminator taught me," so of course T4 is better.
]]>Seconded
]]>I'm sorry, did you actually have your eyes open during the shit-splosion that was T3? Or did you just turn around and listen to the pretty explosions? Because "Batteries Not Included" had better visual graphics than Terminator 3.
]]>Raul Julia in Street Fighter
]]>Don't I wish; then I'd actually get PAID to write copy. I'm just a fan of good SF and fun SF (they are sometimes exclusive, see the Ender series), hoping you don't miss out on something you'll probably enjoy because of bad expectations. (They're marketing it wrong like Snakes On A Plane was marketed wrong.)
But seriously, I consider (the better episodes of) Chronicles to be the pinnacle of the Terminator multiverse. A time war in full swing, nearing endgame, with a future far less known than any previous. It captures the heady mix of prophecy and free will, anticipation and dread, which T2 only hinted at, and (IMHO) T3 blatantly ignored.
T4 is like that, but with more action, less hope, and just as much talking. And unfortunately, no Summer Glau.
]]>After the credits rolled, the only thing good I could say about the movie was that it did in fact fulfill the requirements for "movie," in that there were pictures that moved.
]]>He must make some angry angry cakes.
]]>It depends on if they kill you and leave your body on the side of the road to lighten the load.
]]>I rarely trust others review of a movie. Too many times good friends have steered me wrong. Critics are usually hit or miss.
]]>You should see it in theaters, weather or not you enjoy it, it will be your choice, not a crowd's choice that may be entirely wrong.
]]>I wonder how fuel efficient Termi-cycles are?
]]>-D
]]>*cough*BenKingsleyBloodrayne*cough*
]]>"WHYDOYOUWANNABAKEME!"
]]>Yikes, that was almost poetic. Do you work for the studio? Are you planting pro-T4 propaganda? You actually make it sound pretty awesome.
]]>This movie fits the other films' continuity (what exists of it, anyway). It shows how smart Skynet can be. But it is NOT the end of the first Terminator continuity. It is the MIDDLE of the war. It is post-apocalyptic, and dreary at times, but living in such a world must be.
It is a Sarah Connor Chronicles episode writ large, but with Marcus instead of Cameron. It also marks a turning point in John Connor's journey: he learns that in a time war, thinking you know the future can be just as deadly.
]]>Don't get me wrong, NATM was not good, but it did have a charmingly perky Amy Adams and an occasionally very funny Hank Azaria. As I said, I win.
Does Bale do anything acting-wise other than mumble in a hoarse monotone?
]]>Oh, Edgar! Good ol' tilty-man from Law & Order:CI!
]]>And of course it wasn't about Connor, it's never been. The Terminator (whichever one in whichever movie) has always been the main character.
It was WAY better than T3 in every possible way.
]]>"WHYDOYOUWANNATERMINATEME!"
]]>Simultaneously happy and sad for that confirmation.
]]>Basically, I suggest that you wait for the DVD. I don't think it would be worth it to buy it in blue-ray. The visuals weren't that good or spectacular. Your friend was right – the best parts are all in the trailers.
]]>edgar suit! funny, i was just watching that last night.
]]>mine does.
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