Oh I'm quite familiar. One of my favorite cartoons use it and it's really hard to not accidentally create a paradox. Waiting is probably a good idea, though. Just wait till the negativity dies down a bit.
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There's just not a desire for any more of them. Both Linda Hamilton and Mackenzie Davis are stating there will not be any more made because honestly.....there isn't a demand. Linda Hamilton mainly stated that there wasn't going to be anymore because the investors in the industry had a lot of money tied up into the film and it all went south at the theaters and a lot of their money was lost. So....not encouraging for another film. The previous three sequels being Rise of the Machines, Salvation and Genesys were both a major financial success despite having bad ratings. Dark Fate was the only one that failed commercially despite being one of the best rated sequels in the franchise with a 70% rating.
Arnold has a great fan following. The name in itself is something.
Arnold can't act much, But most of his are made around his capabilities & limitations. Films are written specifically for him (Not so common in Hollywood). Most of his films work for fans and general audience.
You can't imagine anyone else in Commando, Predator, Total Recall, True Lies etc.
Arnold can't act much, But most of his are made around his capabilities & limitations. Films are written specifically for him (Not so common in Hollywood). Most of his films work for fans and general audience.
You can't imagine anyone else in Commando, Predator, Total Recall, True Lies etc.
I guess it's new canon. That's the issue with time travel. You can always just reset the timeline and start fresh.
To me. Legion feels a lot like Skynet because it's doing the same thing. It'd be different if it just wanted to take over and rule over mankind. But it doesn't. They didn't make any major differences between the 2 A.I. villains. It's almost like, even though Skynet's creation was destroyed, we got something far more advanced. But very much the same as we did before.
It got a lot of criticism for killing off John Connor and swapping him out for for female resistant leader. Not to mention Skynet being destroyed gave rise to a more advanced AI with the same goals. I think more so, the main criticism is that the plot-line is very similar to that of the first Terminator film. I can see why people didn't like that.
If you noticed. Skynet being destroyed didn't erase any of the remaining T-800 units that were sent back in time because, obviously it wasn't Skynet's original timeline. So the T-800's like Carl were marooned in an alternate timeline as in (Not their own timeline) because if it was their original timeline, they'd cease to exist. So....somewhere in a primary timeline where it all started, where Skynet came from, that war played out.
So, John Connor never needed to do time travel or send back Kyle because it wouldn't have affected they're timeline. They were marooning people in other alternating time lines that were irrelevant to their own.
If you noticed. Skynet being destroyed didn't erase any of the remaining T-800 units that were sent back in time because, obviously it wasn't Skynet's original timeline. So the T-800's like Carl were marooned in an alternate timeline as in (Not their own timeline) because if it was their original timeline, they'd cease to exist. So....somewhere in a primary timeline where it all started, where Skynet came from, that war played out.
So, John Connor never needed to do time travel or send back Kyle because it wouldn't have affected they're timeline. They were marooning people in other alternating time lines that were irrelevant to their own.
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Honestly it just felt like a desperate attempt to revitalize it which is kind of sad.
Yeah I can see why. I was bummed af when I watched that (Also spoiler tags please.)
Have you watched the other movies? I know some of what I'm saying sounds like spoilers but a lot of what is in the sequels is largely present in the first 2 films. You watch them enough, you'll start seeing things that you never noticed before.
I'm honestly in favor of them not making anymore. I'd like to see Arnold play in other action or science fiction films.
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I agree. I think this series is long past its prime and Arnold isn't getting any younger. lol.