[...] 2: Judgement Day, with that iconic sound hook (the one that was used to great effect in the first teaser trailer), is up in the air whether or not it will be used within the actual [...]

At least they didn’t use a stretch of road that everyone recognizes to not be anywhere close to the location that it was supposed to be… *cough*MI:III*cough* lol, that was funny, somehow he went from the Florida Keys to Virginia in a matter of minutes…

I’m sure MCG is reading this and will be in touch…”

Hey hey, don’t be jealous because you didn’t think of it first…

I’m sure you’ve seen it already, but it’s great to see anyhow. You can tell that is Robert Patrick’s voice but older, like how he sounds now, if you watch The Unit, you will hear it too. “The Marine” is a crazily stupid movie, but I watched it simply because Robert Patrick is in it, and they actually had a pretty funny reference to Terminator in it, lol.

I’m sure MCG is reading this and will be in touch…

Yah, the helicopter/SWAT van chase scene when he was reloading the MP5K he was using against them, Sarah Conner was firing back with a M4. The part of the helicopter flying underneath an overpass was shot in real time with a real helicopter and an expert pilot. They got it right on the first shot. It was phenomenal and the possibility of an accident was sky high. That was definitely one of the best helicopter pilots I’ve ever seen…

Now there was a car chase scene that was not overly drawn out and actually had a purpose relevant to the plot of the film. Unlike the WAY too long car chase scene in T3, that was somehow probably twice as long, yet had less than half of the excitement of the chase scene in T2…

Well, in my opinion anyway.

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And I know it was called the Terminatrix, like dominatrix, so clever, I think it can be called… gimmicky!!! lol, oh wait, that’s not a good thing…

I think I’ve already gave what I consider the best idea for T4. Skynet decides that trying to defeat the humans is a losing fight, so it wants to go out with a good deed. So it sends a Terminator back in time to stop T3 from ever being made.

The human resistance learn to trust Skynet after this point, and then Skynet abuses this trust and infiltrates their hideouts and destroy them all. It was all part of the plan…

Old Man, I think MCG is deffinitly going the Psuedo route. Lol.

There is a scene in T2 where the T-1000 does sport 3 arms.
The bender reference was pretty good.

In principle science fiction isn’t allowed to have unexplainable marvels, if it does it’s branded pseudo. So the story teller has admittedly relied on fantasy to communicate the final part of the story. I realize that this solution makes for a good argument against my own criticisms.. Hey, no movie is perfect..

Not buying that, ok it was making fun of itself, you just didn’t get it. Reference the “Futurama” pilot where bender after his stressed out arms fall off he summarily reattaches them to himself all the while I think Fry says, “I don’t know how you did that!” Cheers Ken J

Since your so creative I’ve love to read your version of a Terminator 4 treatment.

I’ll be here all day,,,,
I’m waiting to be blown away by your awesome creativity.

Come on, good excuses, good excuses, like mine, I want to hear some really creative stuff here… That’s why you didn’t write the script, you’re not creative like I am.

Not that I’m gonna indulge you, I could give you little problems that are in T2 and T1,,,
Ken J, you really seem to attack T3 with a purpose to kick the film in the balls.
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T-X,,,=
Terminator Exterminator.
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The scene your reffering to is easily explained,
He grabs the TX’s spine with the right hand as its sliding past. The left hand is holding up the door that is slowly crushing him. With one final jerk he slams the TX back so that she’s face to face with the T-850,,,
With the TX loosing power and liquid metal, the T-850 releases the spine with his right hand, and with one quick motion takes out the power cell with the right hand and shoves it in the TX’s mouth.

What’s your prob with that scene?
It would have happened very fast in real-time. The scene was kinda slowed down to capture the action.

Since the events of Judgment day was actually postponed due to their actions in T2, the technology that Skynet was able to develop got better and that resulted in a far improved T-800, or T-101 Model 800 (since they changed their designations too), that featured a JIC hand to remove and crush the backup power core, and at the same time, they also feature a backup backup power core in case the primary and backup power cores are removed, the backup backup power can allow the Terminator to say one last witty remark before the backup power core explodes. Remember, the backup power core has been removed by the third hand while one hand is holding on to a 100 ton blast door (that isn’t enough to crush the Terminator even though a smaller hydraulic press was able to in T1) and the second hand was holding on to the T-X[treme!!!] (which he’s now able to over-power despite every confrontation between the two prior to that proving the T-Xtreme to be superior to the T-800 (or I like to call him the T-V since he’s not as high as the T-X and the T-1000 is the T-W since he’s in between). But this must be due to the alternate explanation that he’s really a T-850 (T-V.M) but he didn’t realize it until the end. Funny, I could have sworn the T-1000 was an experimental prototype in the movie T2, weird Skynet didn’t name him the T-X also, I guess another change in the timeline thing…

Hey, if you think my explanation for the third hand is sufficient, I’m pretty satisfied with it. It’s pretty creative on my part if you ask me, I should have helped write the script to T3, it would have been full of surprises!

Differences in tastes, what more can I say?