No it wouldn't have. It would have had the kid being protected by it's mom, instead of the waitress being protected by the future guy. I just don't want cute in my action movies.
I never bothered with T3 because of how much I hated T2.
"Uh'll be back." - Another Terminator for Arnie
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Now that's just silly. Might as well add Junior to that list too if we're talking comedies.
Wow, this is the first time I've ever heard someone call Terminator 2 cutesy. lol.
But having Arnie go back to a bad guy would be cool. They've done 2 in a row with good Arnie. I think audiences would totally enjoy seeing a bad Arnie Terminator again. He hasn't done movies in a little while, so the novelty value of an Arnie Terminator would be enough to draw in the crowds regardless of whether he's the good guy or not.
Considering they come off an assembly line, have him play both good and bad Terminators and make it really interesting. Have him play 10 bad ones and 1 good one for all I care.
But having Arnie go back to a bad guy would be cool. They've done 2 in a row with good Arnie. I think audiences would totally enjoy seeing a bad Arnie Terminator again. He hasn't done movies in a little while, so the novelty value of an Arnie Terminator would be enough to draw in the crowds regardless of whether he's the good guy or not.
Considering they come off an assembly line, have him play both good and bad Terminators and make it really interesting. Have him play 10 bad ones and 1 good one for all I care.
Of course it's silly. That was, like, kinda sorta my point.
Nah, none of those.
He should do what Jurassic Park: The Lost world were thinking..
Arnold in King lear
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Terminator, True Lies, Eraser and Conan are the only sequels I could picture in my mind. Oh, and The Expendables.
With Arnold playing a human resistance fighter in 2029, you can have both.
With Arnold playing a human resistance fighter in 2029, you can have both.
Maybe he should buckle down and do a pre WWII period piece when the Germans marched into Austria.
"Ah'll" reads more like the Terminator hails from Dogpatch, USA (or perhaps Sergeant Candy). Arnie's delivery is more guttural, and I think "Uh'll" is a better phonetic representation.
It should probably be more like Uh'll beh beck.
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I would love to see that. I've been saying they should make one for years.
Eh...Aisle be Bach looks closer to me. I think he was talking about becoming a pianist in the future
I'm still waiting for them to begin.
I don't know, I think the interest is pretty decent right now. He's never been respected for his acting skills, always the personality/accent and the physique. As long as he gets back into reasonable shape, I think he'll be fine. Seeing his cheese up the screen with corny one liners in an Austrian accent is timelessly relevant!
I think Eraser was his last "good" action romp. Although End of Days and Collateral Damage weren't too bad either. I didn't care much for The 6th Day.
You're right. But I think that his absence from acting and his time as a governor of all things has created some level of interest for his return, and I think his comeback movie will do fairly well because of it. Whether or not he can sustain it is questionable, but it could be a slight comeback for him if done right, I think.
Arnold's got to be one of the shrewdest, smartest guys to work in Hollywood in decades. Even allowing for a couple of breaks, he was the least likely fellow to have the careers that he has had - and he'd be the first to tell you that. From the time he was young he both knew what he wanted and was open to all sorts of opportunities and possibilities.
"Eets not a tumah!" or "I'm the potty poopa!" are some of the greatest most under rated lines in cinema history! Kindergarten Cop is actually pretty damn good. I need to watch it again sometime.
The 6th Day would have been so much better had it been a Verhoeven or Cameron film.
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=77195
So it looks like if the next Terminator does happen, Justin Lin, the director, mentioned he thinking about ignoring the past 2 movies, which appears to be a popular trend lately. I'm not sure how they incorporate an aged Arnold if that was the case, but I'm all for it. He did mention that since time travel is involved that there are many different timelines to play with.
Thoughts?
So it looks like if the next Terminator does happen, Justin Lin, the director, mentioned he thinking about ignoring the past 2 movies, which appears to be a popular trend lately. I'm not sure how they incorporate an aged Arnold if that was the case, but I'm all for it. He did mention that since time travel is involved that there are many different timelines to play with.
Thoughts?