[...] the shots on how any other sequel films or TV spin-offs will go down (hopefully far removed from McG’s terrible plans for T5), and will inherit whatever money can still be squeezed out of Salvation when it hits DVD in [...]

[...] we visit ScreenRant’s archives to see what director McG has (potentially) in store for the 5th Terminator movie. Unfortunately, according to the article, time-travel is once again involved. Yawn! C’mon…been [...]

Umm a Terminator just has to travel back in time to BEFORE Judgement Day and then find some way to communicate that information to the future Skynet. I think the continual sending of Terminators back in time is lame. Remember in the very first Terminator the time travel machinery was supposed to be destroyed so how did they come back in T2, T3? That was never explained in the movies

[...] world into the contemporary world,” was first hinted at a few months ago when McG brought up the time travel angle again. An industry source then said that T5 would see the franchise (specifically John Connor) [...]

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We want to se post apocalyptic battlefields and friggin sharks with friggin lasers on their heads!

While I am looking forward to “Terminator Salvation” I think McG shouldn’t do this, I personally hope that Cameron will come back after “Avatar” is released.

[...] to Trek and Wolverine, there’s already talk of sequels for Terminator Salvation. If the trailers we’ve seen so far for this movie are any indicator, then that talk is certainly [...]

Happy trails,,,

It’s fairly simple an emotional scifi film is a scifi film with emotion actually in it. There was not one emotional moment in either of the original films. Everything was moving way to fast and there was far to much action for anyone to even stop and think. I have always said Terminator was a brilliant idea that I think had been poorly realized because they took a story that could be filled with bad ass action and great depth and emotion then they made a straight up action film with it. It had a good plot, but the films were all about watching the next big action scene. Not to mention Arnold is one of the worst actors I’ve ever scene. Lucky for us he only played a Robot.

The story is more about a family (mother & son) trying to survive and save the world from an evil computer system.

I don’t remember Sarah or John discussing how they were going to stop the time machine from being built or how cool its going to be in the future when we can time travel.

Maybe I missed those scenes…

One you tell me to enjoy my movie with cool special effects and explosions. I think it’s been made pretty clear on nearly every post I’ve ever made that I don’t care about either. I care about an emotional deep story. That’s the most important thing to me. That’s why when it comes to action films I usually only watch sci fi because there is usually a better quality in writing. That is also why I despise transformers and I am ashamed a bit of the entire human race for giving that crap fest so much cash.

Second you say things like “if they can’t stick to the basics that made the Terminator story a compelling science fiction film ” So far every film has been based in Time Travel so to me that would basically be a basic for the franchise. I’m sorry, but T1 and T2 were fairly entertaining, but not all that compelling. Half the time it felt like for every line there was an explosion. Those movies were borderline basic action films. They right there in the middle between compelling and basic blow things up action.

I’ll admit I haven’t seen T3 because I’ve heard it is the very definition of suck. However I haven’t really heard MCG say anything specific that would completely destroy the continuity of Terminator. Even if he says some random idea that’s 3 years off from being fully developed and it doesn’t quite fit in to the continuity think about something. This is a franchise based in time travel and ALTERNATE reality’s. Once you make those to things a major part of your franchise you pretty much scream ‘please destroy my continuity’. So far T4 looks amazing and looks to actually be compelling. The story seems to be emotionally driven and looks as though it will contain depth. As for T5 it’s about 2 and a half 3 years away and so far we have a paragraph or two on what MCG might like to do if the idea pans out. I think your basing your idea that it will break from continuity based on assumptions that you are making and by reading more in to it than what he is actually saying. There really isn’t much detail in what he said and it’s a basic outline for and idea for a basic outline for a movie that’s long away.