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Showing posts with label Terminator:salvation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terminator:salvation. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

New 4 Minutes Trailer for Terminator Salvation


Terminator Salvation opens in two weeks, and the marketing department is already gearing up for that final push, where the turd’s hanging three quarters out your ass and you start sweating because you know if you don’t get it all out you’re just gonna be wiping forever and who has the time? Anyway, in preparation for all that, they’ve released this new, extended, four-minute trailer, and I’d be lying if I said it didn’t look badass. It’s interesting to note that most of these clips seem to take place during the day time, which is a switch from the first two, which seemed like 85% night scenes. Haha, just kidding, I liked it when the giant robot caught on fire.

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Thursday, April 9, 2009

Now That Arnold's Back For Terminator, Can He Ride Atop The Shoulders Of This Giant?

By Meredith Woerner

Get up close and personal, with a high-res look at Terminator Salvation's meat puppet kidnapping machine, the Harvester. Plus rejoice in the confirmation that the original Terminator will be back for more.



This Harvester Revision from Industrial Light And Magic is quite a sight, with four arms and a Predator-like gun on its shoulder. You gotta love the consistent red-eye look of all the Terminators.

In other deadly robot news, MTV has confirmed with co-star Terry Crews that Arnold Schwarzenegger is indeed making an appearance in the next Terminator movie.

As to what his role is, no one really knows:

"I don't know; I haven't seen it. They only gave out pages of the script," Crews remembered. "It was crazy. It was very, very secretive. Believe me - when you see it, that will be the first time I saw it."

It might just be a glimpse of the California governor's face on the prototype T-800, or a mere voice-over. One way or another, we're happy to have the original back. And I can't wait to see these bots in action - and thanks for the tip DVD Forum.