This proofs again they can't make a Terminator film without the real Arnold, I heard a lot of bad reviews about this film and they found that this part with the CGI Arnold is the best part of the film.

Yeah i saw it 2 nights ago, the movie itself wasnt bad really, the storyline was good, but there were a few things i was real disapointed in, Roland Kickinger's body was used on the T-800 but Arnolds face was def CGI, there wasnt enough fighting between the T-600s and the human race, this movie was pretty much a bridge for a 5th movie that will have, hopefully, more fighting in it and more gore, there really wasnt no gore in the movie at all and well, like i said, fighting was minumal, but other then that it wasnt that bad of a movie

I was boud to see it but I have a friend who is guru in the Terminator department and he was extremely let down so I guess Ill wait and get when it drops on netflix but I do have buddy who can get me into movies for free so I may hit that up

For free, you GOOFY lucky bastard.

i think there needed to be more fightin, like the showed in terminator 2 in the begin sequence, T4 was OK, the 5th one better be better of yeah, not ganna destroy the Terminator franchise

This wouldn't be a surprice

McG Headbutted by Bill Murray

"Terminator Salvation" director McG told The Guardian that he is no strangers to on-set rants (like Christian Bale's), admitting that Bull Murray previously headbutted him.

"I don't think there's been a film I've made where there hasn't been some kind of physical fight," he said. "I've been headbutted by an A-list star. Square in the head. An inch lower and my nose would have been obliterated."

He added: "I probably shouldn't - but it was Bill Murray. Y'know, it's a passionate industry."

McG and Murray worked together on the original "Charlie's Angels" movie. Ironically, Murray withdrew from the sequel, "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," to be replaced by the late Bernie Mac.

TV spot with better look on the CGI Arnold, now that I see it better the puppet they used in the first movie when he cuts out his eye looks a lot better. lol






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yeah but they should of picked a better person as John Connor, i dont think he is JC material honestly, NIck Stahl did a better job in T3 which alot of peolple didnt like, but i loved it lol

The film was good but it's just a regular action film that I'd seen it all before, nothing in T4 stood out, directors don't make "classic" shots/scenes anymore like T1 & T2 had, they just looking for nice CGI effects that doesn't do shit to make it a classic film, the only thing I will remember in years is the CGI Arnold but the rest is like all the same action movies that are made today. Marcus is the main character of the film but it just felt like it was a way the writers were thinking to fill the story, the film had to be more about John Connor and how the human resistance started, also the T-600 didn't had that much screen time, Skynet knows that Kyle Reese is the father of John Connor?, HTF do they know this? maybe the writers should had watched the first films more then once before they started writing the story. lol

who the hell know, all i know is if, IF they make a T5 it better fuckin be more war and Arnokld better have somethin to do wit it

Warner has set Terminator Salvation: The Machinima Series for DVD release on 11/3 (SRP $12.97). Directed by Ian Kirby and Tor Helmstein, the title is (according to the press release) a "kick-'bot prequel filmed via the innovative Machinima process that turns video-game elements into a full-blown animated story. Moon Bloodgood reprises her T4 role, providing the voice of Williams as she takes on an explosive mission to track what or who is disrupting comm links during the Resistance's fierce guerrilla war against Skynet."

The Rights to The Terminator Franchise Are Up for Sale Again

The Los Angeles Times reports that the rights to the Terminator franchise are again up for sale.

Derek Anderson and Victor Kubicek, who nabbed the science-fiction franchise in 2007 for $25 million and produced this year's Terminator Salvation, are apparently looking to sell the rights "partially or outright as several companies owned by the duo work their way through bankruptcy."

Anderson and Kubicek own Halcyon Holding Group. They recently hired the financial advisory firm FTI Capital Advisors, if the bankruptcy court approves, to "evaluate strategic alternatives," they said in a statement. Any deal for the rights would have to have an investment in, or outright sale, of said rights.

The Terminator came out in 1984 but the rights to the franchise have been sold more than any other major Hollywood film series. When the film was released, Hemdale Film Corp. (the film's production company), owned a 50% interest in the property. Director James Cameron sold the other half of the rights to producing partner and future wife Gale Anne Hurd for $1.

Carolco Pictures, which was owned by producers Mario Kassar and Andrew Vajna, then picked up Hemdale's stake in 1990 for $10 million. They subsequently released Terminator 2: Judgement Day the next year. In 1997, after Carolco filed for bankruptcy, they started a new venture, C2 Pictures. C2 then bought the rights "for $8 million and the remaining 50% from Hurd for $8 million."

Then in 2007, Kassar and Vajna sold off their rights to newbie producers Anderson and Kubicek. Since then there have been filings, more filings and more time spent in courts.

So the big question now is will we see Terminator 5? Terminator Salvation director McG and star Christian Bale had been high on creating more stories for the franchise, but with the rights changing hands yet again this could make things tougher for that to happen. Also, it seems that the movie was something of a box office disappointment for it's studio Warner Bros.

Title: The Machinima Series (IMDb)
Starring: N/A (Animation)
Released: 3rd November 2009
SRP: $12.97

Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced Terminator Salvation The Machinima Series
for the 3rd November. Retail will be around $12.97. The 74 minute
feature will be presented in widescreen, along with an English Dolby
Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will include a making of featurette
containing interviews with developers and producers, and a Character
Profile featurette.




Synopsis

Quote:
“My name is Blair Williams. I fight for the Resistance.” The
resourceful A-10 pilot from Terminator Salvation has her own story in
this kick-’bot prequel filmed via the innovative Machinima process that
turns video-game elements into a full-blown animated story. Moon
Bloodgood reprises her T4 role, providing the voice of Williams as she
takes on an explosive mission to track what or who is disrupting comm
links during the Resistance’s fierce guerrilla war against Skynet.
T-600s emerge, guns blazing. MotoTerminators patrol post-Apocalyptic
L.A. Aerostats hover. Hunter Killers rain death. Machinima delivers
action and style in a big way. Reboot the future with Terminator
Salvation: The Machinima Series.