Director: McG. Produced: Derek Anderson, Jeffrey Silver, Moritz Borman. Written: John D. Brancato, Michael Ferris, Jonathan Nolan, Anthony Zuiker. Starring: Christian Bale, Sam Worthington, Anton Yelchin, Bryce Dallas Howard, Moon Bloodgood, Common, Helena Bonham Carter, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Charactors: James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd. Budget: $200 Million. Release: May 21, 2009.
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Friday, March 13, 2009

Countdown to "Terminator Salvation"


The countdown is on!!
With only a few months remaining until the release of the movie, there is a fair amount of buzz about the fourth installment of the franchise. While we can all debate about wheather 'T3" was good/bad, important/unimportant, etc, the mood for this movie is exciting. First off Christian Bale gives the movie class straight away. People are exciting seeing Christian in anything he does. With the success of "The Dark Knight" last year, Christian is now the hottest star in Hollywood. And for the second straight year features in the most anticipated movie of the year.
At first look from the previously released trailers, the movie looks fantastic and McG, so far, looks to really have continued the story in the true nature that it was originally told in the first movie. The possible, and likely involvement of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton only adds to the anticipation of seeing this movie, no matter how small their involvement may be. I think McG is definetly making a movie for the real Terminator fan and hopefully he has delivered. Bring it on!!!

Schwarzenegger's Terminator Salvation cameo


Will he or won't he?? Arnold basically confirmed that he will appear in the movie, but didn't give any details away on what his role is.

Talking with The Arnold Fans, Schwarzenegger said he does appear in the movie – but only very briefly, and he hasn’t announced his participation previously because he didn’t want his minuscule presence in the movie to take anything away from the ‘stars’ of the film.
‘’To kind of have them go out and promote the movie and say you know ‘Arnold is in the movie’ and everyone thinks that I'm the Terminator, and in fact you only see one second of me in there, I don't think it's the right thing to do”, says Schwarzenegger of his brief cameo as the T-800. ‘’And you know that's the danger of that, and that's why I felt reluctant to be part of the movie in the first place. So it doesn't get promoted that way.’’