Terminator Trailer?

[megoapesnut]

works for me

[Nostalgiabuff]

yes, that is Emilia Clark from Game of Thrones

[Gorn Captain]

looks great. Sara Connor is smokin'! bring it on

That's the "Mother of Dragons", right?

[Nostalgiabuff]

looks great. Sara Connor is smokin'! bring it on

[toys2cool]

can't wait

[MIB41]

For me, Terminator was a one shot deal. I felt like that first movie fully contained the concept of the future and past working hand in hand to create one continuous loop. To me, that was the novelty of the concept. It's not like there was a pack of Terminators looking back in time through a telescope and said, " No boys. That last one got blown apart. Send another one." It's just become like the Halloween franchise. They don't need a reason, just a place to bring him back. To say this series is redundant is an overstatement for the ages.

[drquest]

Not too much I'm seeing there that looks interesting. Trailer plays out like a video game I think.

[Gorn Captain]

The Kyle Reece actor seems a poor choice.

I have to agree.
Michael Biehn had a special quality to him, both strong and sensitive. This guy? Meeeh....
I had the same feeling about the guy in Salvation and Clash of the Titans.

[EMCE Hammer]

The Kyle Reece actor seems a poor choice.

That was the one thing that bothered me.

[clemso]

The Kyle Reece actor seems a poor choice.

[fallensaviour]

Awesome looking forward to this.

[Gorn Captain]

Not entirely convinced yet.
I had already thought about a Terminator story where all the timelines crossed. My idea would have been: T-800 must have been patterned on a human. I would have had Arnie play the scientist (yep, bear with me) who was the template for the T-800 (or maybe a captured human soldier), and "injected" new Terminators into the timelines we've seen in the original movies, seamlessly blending at all together.
If this happens in the new movie, they stole my idea...

[Brown Bear]

Looks like it'll either be awesome or stink the place up. Hard to tell.

[thunderbolt]

better looking than I expected. Glad to see its not a straight up remake, more of a messing with the timeline like Abrams' Trek movies.

[emeraldknight47]

Looks----interesting, but they're gonna have to throw a mighty big monkey wrench into the works to make it all seem viable. As much as I enjoyed T2, I'm gonna agree with MIB 41 in saying that the first TERMINATOR movie was sort of the whole circle in and of itself and everything since then has basically been milking the cow. Hopefully for Paramount, those teats aren't stone dry by now as it looks like they're basically "rebooting" The Terminator for the new millennium...