[Model Citizen]

[quote title=Quote:]The Halcyon Company has announced plans to revive the cyborg-battling movie series with at least three more films, after the production company purchased all rights to the dormant franchise for an undisclosed, though likely eight-figure, sum.[/quote]


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[KeyserSoze]

could be good, have to wait and see..

So who should play the terminator...I reckon The Rock would be a very good choice.

[wilko]

Originally Posted by KeyserSoze

could be good, have to wait and see..

So who should play the terminator...I reckon The Rock would be a very good choice.

No, I don't like the Rock. He will make the franchise too cheezy.

I love the terminator films, I hope they don't ruin them.

[stuartcricket1]

How about Vinnie Jones

[Silent Bob]

Ronnie Corbett?

They're bound to be shite

[michael blunty]

Terminator....very good film but quite dated now

Terminator 2...one of the 'good' sequels that is better than the original.

Terminator 3....absolute cack!

[friartuck]

Originally Posted by michael blunty

Terminator....very good film but quite dated now

Terminator 2...one of the 'good' sequels that is better than the original.

Terminator 3....absolute cack!

cack? Just because an evil mastermind AI that relies 100% on the presence of computers decide to detonate atomic bombs all round the world? (EMP anyone?) Uhmm, ok, it was mostly cack. I saw it about the same time as I saw Hulk, so my first impression of it was a bit biased (I thought it was ....entertaining, but stupid).

[michael blunty]

I just hate it when the memory (and legacy) of 2 great films is spoiled because a stupid, vastly inferior film is placed alongside it. (Like how you feel about Spider-Man 3).
I'm still a little bit like this about Indy IV...but I will wait til I see clips etc before I pass judgement.

[tracey_sws]

I know it's probably not the best thing to be thinking, but I expect the new Indy to not compare to the original films. I think, the time difference and the general different look the new film will have, will put too much space between it and the last crusade, and there will be an obvious detachment. I hope it's a great film, but I think it's going to be very difficult to get it to stand up with the others, but hey if anyone can do it, they got the right guys on board.

[wilko]

Originally Posted by michael blunty

Terminator....very good film but quite dated now

Terminator 2...one of the 'good' sequels that is better than the original.

Terminator 3....absolute cack!

Again, I am going to have to disagree. I liked T3 - obviously T1 and T2 were superior films, but T3 was still good.