Terminator: Genisys

re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

The T800 dispatched the T600 like that :lol then stuff around with a soft and squish human for the next 15 min's... I total agree, in the first film you had a real sence of fear for the characters that if that "thing" gets them it's going to tear them to bits weapon or not.

And all that stems from the fact that T1 was made for and adult audience, and T3/Salvation were made for a teenage audience.

A Lowering of ratings through studio pressure over the last 15 or so years has led to some god awful films!
 
re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

Hell yea.. There are next to no "adult/growup" film coming out of Hollywood at the moment, all they are making is junk has been dumbed down and appeals to lowest common denominator there addicted to CGI at the expence of "realism" and rather make some something that "looks cool" than have any real sustance as a story...
 
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That's where the money is.

Sad hey... The generalized cooky cutter prefab sanitized politaly corect nanny state dumbing down of society in the pursuit of the almighty dollar makes me sick....:lol

It's why I like forums like this were talent and creativity are their own reward
 
re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

Reboot effing Terminator?

I can't take it anymore.
Nuke Hollywood from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.
 
re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

Re-booting Terminator is about as stupid as Christian Bale's idea of becomming a robot at the end of Salvation.
 
re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

My idea of the future in the Terminator series is possible too bleak for what the studio suits dare do. From Reese's descriptions we are basically talking concentration camps with nothing but suffering and abuse and trying to stay alive in an environment where you can be dead for no reason a few minutes later. Where you are not only suffering the constant watch of the machine sentries, but also people snitching you out, even people working as guards to get better rations, better perks and a chance to stay alive.

The factories were said to be automated, but someone had to build them, and Skynet, with the people in the camps, had all the free workers it needed. They are basically building the factories that will produce the very weapons and machines that will be used against any and all survivors outside the fences. How is that for drama!?

The experiments with cloning living human flesh to use for the cyborgs is another element and should come when Skynet realizes that the rubber skinned T-600 was too easy to spot - so, late in the war. Another horrible aspect of the future war.

All this would add to the gritty, grueling, bleak look of the future under the reign of the machines.

We don't need fancy transformer robots or silly fancy machines. The T-800 should be the pinnacle of the machines. The best, most advanced... and should barely be seen until the end. The evolution of the machines should lead up to them, so what came before should be as bulky and powerful, but ultimately simple and stupid sentry and hunter killer machines, controlled by a simple instruction or linked and controlled directly by Skynet, with only the Terminators being given the ability to learn and adapt and being separate from the hive mind of Skynet - so basically rogue and self-thinking agents. A desperate attempt to best the humans, by ultimately letting go of the control and ultimately making a machine that could essentially turn on its creator, like Skynet turned on its creators: humans. The self-thinking and adapting aspect of the T-800 is the real Achilles heel of Skynet, in a way, as they only create those out of desperation and the lack of success of its other creations.

Since the suits in Hollywood do not dare to do the future war justice... I know I'll never see the future that Reese came from and talked about in the first movie. A place filled with horror and despair.

I WANT TO SEE THIS MOVIE!! How do we get them to make this? I want to see an R raided movie with people in camps getting bar codes burned in to there arms and there skin peeled off when there still alive and the story of a guy that dos not give in, no matter how bleak (and I want it to be very bleak!)
 
re: Terminator 5 (Reboot)

Thanks. But the franchise has become mainstreamed and too commercial to go back to the dark roots. It's all about the brand name now and not so much about the story or keeping it in line with the original. The suits don't have the balls for that kind of thing. And most writers don't have the nerve to try it... and most directors feels they need to throw in some fart jokes and lewd humor to lighten the mood.

One thing they can never do is take away your option to dream up your perfect future war scenario. At least it will be better what they'll be able to produce. I'm sure of it. It will take a miracle to have the right writer, the right director, the right actors, the right mindset and the balls to go into the dark nightmarish reaches of the conflict.
 
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It could be a lot worse...

Apparently they were thinking of doing Jurassic Park 4 a couple years ago "with the rumored plot focusing on government-owned dinosaurs that carry weapons into battle."

That was in an article posted this week about another attempt at JP4.
 
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