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Fine. I'll go see this too.

Me too, but after seeing its ratings. If not, home release.

Like I said before...

Why must everything be rebooted?

Doesn't look like a reboot to me.

I like the look of it. I don't want to see arnie pretending it's the 90s, but he's still that hero dad-type character to me, he always will be. Clint Eastwood deserves a rest and without him we don't have a true aging hard-ass. We never used to watch arnie films in the past for the story alone, even if he did appear in some greats. So if he's playing a role that makes sense, some time travel to set up inappropriate levels of mayhem in the modern world is passable because that's all that Terminator 2 did.

I'm in for the ride, i'll watch it with hope.

blah blah boring boring.

Oh, I'll watch this and Jurassic World, but i still wish for more original content and intellectual properties.

As long as no one from anything after Terminator 2 is involved, it'll probably be ok...

I'm looking forward to some original Terminator style acting. I HATE the 'fun and friendly' version of the terminator. The one in the first movie was the only acceptable version, and I can't fathom why they decided to make him a toy for a 12 year old boy, and keep him that way.

Look, I'mma let you finish, but T2 is one of the best action movies OF ALL TIME.

I'm interested as always.

My only problem is the WAY busted time travel logic.

If he's sending the dude back in their timeline to save her, how can he arrive in a different timeline's past where she doesn't need saving and everything has changed?

Right?


RIGHT?

Now that was bad.... just throwing in elements of previous movies.. thats what milking a cow really looks like.

Kalle, you fail to grasp that that is what happens when you mess with time travel. If anything, we might see some answers to the fact that the past terminator movies (and tv show) should have created such a ripple that there should be paradoxes all over, and that the original movies time line would be long gone. If at the least, we can use it to show that the T3 timeline never existed in the first place since this happened before then.

Alternate universe.
Infinite parallel universes (multiverse). Try to shoot your grandfather, well you just shot him in a different universe. Paradox avoided.

Pshaw.

That's a valid explanation for how your changing the past can skew the future timeline after the manipulation took place.

There's no such valid excuse for the simple act of going backwards in time landing you in a different parallel universe that is totally unrelated to the universe from which the time traveler left.

@lucky760 - ... Says the guy who is all about Zombies. You threw your right to logic in movies out the window.

Actually, that's just my Halloween mask. I haven't gotten around to pulling off my beautiful leprechaun head yet. (And I usually wait until the fall to take down my Christmas lights.)

Though I do very much love The Walking Dead.

Comic books have been dealing with these issues for years. (There are entire teams of Avengers comprised of varied times and parallel universes.) Aside from a sentient time-dimensional traveler demigod that interferes -- it happens because there's some interconnectivity between all dimensions, time included.

Yeah, but still.