Terminator Genisys..Official Trailer

Kinda wishing I hadn't seen that. Spoilers, much?

 

Yeah, no shit.

I guess someone decided the original planned ending for Salvation was a good idea after all! Sort of.

 

I'm still not convinced by Jai Courtney. In anything.

 

God damn. Why not just put "No, I am your father" in the Empire Strikes Back trailer while you're at it.

I guess they thought the spoiler reveal about the true nature of Sam Worthington's character in the Terminator Salvation trailer wasn't enough, so they had to up the ante here.

Also, a lot of the CGI looks worse than the older films.

 

After everything we've seen in the trailers, I can't even tell what this movie is about anymore. It has so many moving parts. I anticipate a hot mess of muddled nonsense and terrible Arnie one-liners.

Also, WTF with Clarke's accent? That's a pretty awful attempt at an American accent.

 

It almost seems as if they couldn't decide on what direction to take, so they decided to throw in parts from every Terminator film (and even some stuff from the books and scripts) into a pot to see how it turns out.

 

When a movie can't even spell it's own name, it doesn't fill me with confidence. This really does look awful.

Lots of explosions, noise and jump cuts. Might as well just jump to the inevitable studio meeting and call it Transformers: Terminators Vs Predators Vs Aliens

And Jai Courtney has far too many right angles in his face for my liking

But hey, just like every other soulless monkey pumper out there, i'll probably go see it

 

looks like fun. I will see it.

 

Shit. That had a lot of spoilers. Guess they didn't think they could keep the lid on that.....

Still looking forward to it though.

 

I know a lot of people are hating this movie already, but I think it looks fun. I'm a fan of pretty much everybody in this (Ah-nuld, Emilia Clarke, Jason Clarke, J.K. Simmons) and there's exactly one person I'm not (Jai Courtney). I think the twist about John Connor being a Terminator is interesting, because, if you think about it, Connor and Skynet are connected. No Skynet, no Connor. No Connor, no Skynet. John Connor and Skynet need each other for the other to exist. If there's anything Sarah and Uncle Bob taught John over the years, it's that everything depends on John's survival. In Connor's mind, Sarah and the T-800 are trying to erase his existence. Survival.

Or, it may not even be John Connor at all and is just the T-1000 mimicking him to get in good with Sarah and screw with Reese. They are infiltration units, after all.

 

Especially after watching the latest trailer, I'm not convinced that this isn't just a desperate plea from Arnie to believe that he's still relevant (which is almost as sad as it is funny).

I doubt I'll bother seeing it in a theater, but once it hits a rental service down the line, I'll give it a go. I'm at least somewhat curious about how the details will shake out.

 

It looks like a lot of fun. I'll be seeing this.

 

I was thinking it might not even be a Terminator made by skynet but a third player in the war between machines and humans.

 

Ok, I wasn't expecting that, and I'm not quite sure what to make of the John/Terminator thing. This still looks pretty good to me. I liked Thor: The Dark World, and I like most of the cast so I'm optimistic.

 

Still not going to prejudge too much but this has shifted from "see at Cinema" to "watch the bluray"...

 

So...the universe created not one but two predestination paradoxes to allow Skynet not only to emerge enough to create a timeline to allow the T-X to go back and "fully" allow itself to arise, but for Kyle Reese to create the person who created the situation in the first place...has resulted in a timeline where Skynet still therefore wins because John is no longer human requiring a third temporal event to further...oh god my head.

 

Wow, you guys are crazy pessimistic. I agree that the trailer looks a bit disjointed, but I take that as the marketing team trying to show us how different this film will be from the other Terminator movies. And you know what? Mission accomplished. Regardless of how the final product turns out, the writers are taking chances and trying a new take on the formula. This isn't going to be a simple retread that's pumped out as a quick cash grab. That gets props from me; not scorn.

 

What does Skynet want anyway?

No, really. This bothered the hell out of me with the Matrix as well. In their attempts to kill one another, in both universes, humans and machines rendered the planet lifeless and scorched beyond repair.

What possible need could Skynet or the Ex Machina have to persist on a dead planet that is cooling rapidly and cannot really have any human curiosity or compulsion to go to the stars.

They're cold, dead, lifeless metal things staring at a black even deader landscape. Well congratulations, you won, what are you going to do now?

Also, machines produce the only things that can keep humans alive now in both, so if you win, you die. Good going there...