Arnold does not appear in T4

[Platapus]

I think T4 will be something to wait until it is on DvD/on demand. I liked the first one as it was an interesting and novel plot concept. But did not care much for the second one. T3 made my brain hurt

For me, it takes more than special computer graphic effects to make a good movie and make me stick a crow-bar in my rapidly shrinking wallet.

[Morts]

if the Govenator isnt in, im not watching it

[fatty]

Originally Posted by Platapus

I think T4 will be something to wait until it is on DvD/on demand. I liked the first one as it was an interesting and novel plot concept. But did not care much for the second one. T3 made my brain hurt

For me, it takes more than special computer graphic effects to make a good movie and make me stick a crow-bar in my rapidly shrinking wallet.

The rumour is that Bale wouldn't even look at the script until it was written to such a quality that it could be adapted to and enjoyable standing alone on the stage, without any CG.

[baggygreen]

Originally Posted by fatty

The rumour is that Bale wouldn't even look at the script until it was written to such a quality that it could be adapted to and enjoyable standing alone on the stage, without any CG.

then maybe it will be half decent. not like, say, stealth. ugh.

[Jimbuna]

We all know Arnie couldn't go on forever.......but just one more film maybe

[SUBMAN1]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

We all know Arnie couldn't go on forever.......but just one more film maybe

But then we'd say, just one more film for T5 too!

-S

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by SUBMAN1

But then we'd say, just one more film for T5 too!

-S

Well....shy bairns get nowt

[fatty]

Originally Posted by baggygreen

then maybe it will be half decent. not like, say, stealth. ugh.

http://blog.wired.com/underwire/2009...veils-fre.html

LOS ANGELES -- When director McG first pitched Christian Bale on playing John Connor in Terminator Salvation, the star of The Dark Knight delivered a blunt response that might have made Batman blush.

"He told me to **** off," McG cheerfully admitted Wednesday during a preview of the upcoming Terminator sequel at the Directors Guild of America building in Hollywood. "Christian wasn't interested in pyrotechnics."

McG persevered and eventually won Bale over, thanks to a more character-driven script rewrite from Jonah Nolan (who happend to co-write Dark Knight). Now McG has a work in progress that depicts a bleak slugfest following the rise of Bale's character from foot soldier to leader of the anti-Skynet resistance.

This movie will be awesome.