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HaRuMaN:
T2 is my all-time favorite movie. The extended edition even more so. :notworthy:

nitrogen_widget:

--- Quote from: Howard_Casto on November 30, 2018, 01:59:20 pm ---T3 had some issues, but the main problem with it is that it had the "Home Alone" syndrome of being the same damn movie as T2, only with different locations and one minor plot change.

I honestly don't get the hate for salvation. It was refreshingly completely different from the other films, which is exactly what the franchise needed at the time. Mind you it wasn't great, but it was pretty good imho... probably better than 3. Genesys took time travel issues to their logical conclusion with the timeline becoming increasingly convoluted with more and more abborations and I love it for that.

btw I have no frikkin clue what peabody is doing calling me out when he started this thread and I don't even know what he is referring to. Can somebody please get his medication to him?!?

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Which one was just a 2 hr chase scene through the city?
I was drunk when I watched it.

Malenko:

--- Quote from: nitrogen_widget on November 30, 2018, 08:31:36 pm ---Which one was just a 2 hr chase scene through the city?
I was drunk when I watched it.

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That was Star Wars, the Last Jedi

wp34:

--- Quote from: Malenko on November 30, 2018, 08:40:21 pm ---
--- Quote from: nitrogen_widget on November 30, 2018, 08:31:36 pm ---Which one was just a 2 hr chase scene through the city?
I was drunk when I watched it.

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That was Star Wars, the Last Jedi

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Ha! :cheers:

Howard_Casto:
It's explained in tech manuals/interviews ect that the t-800 was Arnold because the endo-skeletons were frikkin huge and that was the only body that would cover them and look natural. Considering humans are starving in the future I can buy that. Older terminator models were even larger and thus wore thin rubber masks because that's all that would fit. So it's basically like tech today, new revisions meant miniaturization and improvements due to the extra space. Also think about it. The resistance captured and re-programmed 4 of the t-800 units, so they aren't exactly doing their job of blending in anyway.

The casting was bad in 3, but it couldn't be helped as the cast from t2 were out of the question. Personally I think it was a smart decision keeping Linda Hamilton dead, because who the hell could replace her? Caleese did an admirable job, but she still pales in comparison.

T2 is probably my favorite action movie of all time btw.

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