Does anybody have faith that good ol' stupid name McG of Charlie's Angels fame will do the Terminator series (well, just the first two flicks) some long overdue justice? Rise of the Machines was the dud of duds coming out of the caliber of Judgement Day but this one atleast looks better than that.
And what, is Christian Bale like the go-to guy for revitalizing franchises now?
I enjoyed the third all right. It wasn't as great as the first 2, but the action was there and then some! It got me excited for the fact that we'll finally get to see the battle in its entirety instead of in little flashbacks. I don't think we'll get anything like what Cameron had done. (I'm still not understanding how he let this get away from him.) This will probably be as enjoyable as the third was. (Hopefully more.) However, I can't say I that I liked "Charlie's Angels" or was even curious about "We Are Marshall", but there's always a first time.
I also found Bale's participation rather surprising. Not sure if it's a good thing or not, but he's been doin' fine as Bruce Wayne/Batman.
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A good script will save the day. That'll be the difference between another End of Days or a True Lies quality type Terminegger
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It got me excited for the fact that we'll finally get to see the battle in its entirety instead of in little flashbacks. I don't think we'll get anything like what Cameron had done. (I'm still not understanding how he let this get away from him.) This will probably be as enjoyable as the third was. (Hopefully more.) However, I can't say I that I liked "Charlie's Angels" or was even curious about "We Are Marshall", but there's always a first time.
