Saw T3 last night...

[FrogDog]

I didn't think he would need to be sent back from the future. Isn't the future now in this movie...?

 

[filmmaker]

Originally posted by: FrogDog
I didn't think he would need to be sent back from the future. Isn't the future now in this movie...?

John didn't exactly do what he was told to, right?

 

[SoylentGreen]

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Well you'd be a little thrown off if you read from the original post about him not learning how to kill a TX from killing the T1000 in T2. If it's yet another Arnold from the future, why would he mention that in the original post?

 

[PricklyPete]

Originally posted by: Aquaman

Originally posted by: Beau

Originally posted by: Aquaman

Originally posted by: NFS4
Claire Danes was in it? Flat chest and all?

Bewbies are bewbies

Cheers,
Aquaman

Not all bewbies were created equal.

Well for me.......... more then a handful........... and you might sprain your thumb

Cheers,
Aquaman

very true... now put on your bra cap...

 

[Rob9874]

Here's what I don't get. (And I haven't seen a Terminator movie in about 10 years, so forgive me if they've explained this.) But if the evil guys in the future are sending back terminators to kill the kid, why is it that they can only send one every 10 years? Why wouldn't they send the next one to the same time period? I mean, if you have the ability to time travel, you should never fail. You could send one terminator after another to 1992, until you've killed the 12 year old kid. Why let him age before sending the next one?

 

[DanTMWTMP]

Originally posted by: Beau
Hmm... I'm still not getting my hopes up.

They should have stopped @ T2.

yeah i totally agree....james camaroon didn't even direct it..wtf....t2 is a classic...and the ending in t2 was awesome...the scene where w/ the road w/ linda hamilton's dialogue..........now w/ t3 in..that killed t2's ending arg!...this better be good!..and not another recycled plot no?....

t1: terminator comes, human saves
t2: t-1000 comes, terminator saves
t3: T-X comes, eh, ternimator again..saves....why not t-1000 saves? :| so let me guess what the movie is about....t-x comes, terminator comes back to save john conner who looks like if it is really a older version of john conner, he probably went through 1000 plastic surgury procedures......and yay john conner leads the humans to this war.....etc etc..

 

[LordJezo]

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

 

[XZeroII]

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Here's what I don't get. (And I haven't seen a Terminator movie in about 10 years, so forgive me if they've explained this.) But if the evil guys in the future are sending back terminators to kill the kid, why is it that they can only send one every 10 years? Why wouldn't they send the next one to the same time period? I mean, if you have the ability to time travel, you should never fail. You could send one terminator after another to 1992, until you've killed the 12 year old kid. Why let him age before sending the next one?

That's one of the inherent problem with time traveling. It's been asked millions of times for every time traveling show. The answer is...no one knows.

 

[Rob9874]

Originally posted by: XZeroII

Originally posted by: Rob9874
Here's what I don't get. (And I haven't seen a Terminator movie in about 10 years, so forgive me if they've explained this.) But if the evil guys in the future are sending back terminators to kill the kid, why is it that they can only send one every 10 years? Why wouldn't they send the next one to the same time period? I mean, if you have the ability to time travel, you should never fail. You could send one terminator after another to 1992, until you've killed the 12 year old kid. Why let him age before sending the next one?

That's one of the inherent problem with time traveling. It's been asked millions of times for every time traveling show. The answer is...no one knows.

Let me list an example for clarity. Say on March 1, 2020, they send a terminator back to March 1, 1992. If it didn't work, they would know the day they sent it. So on March 2, 2020, they could send another to March 1, 1992. Even if it takes them 10 years to make a terminator, they can still send one to March 1, 1992. Why send it to 2003?

 

[filmmaker]

Why send it to 2003?

Well, whatever the Terminator they sent does will clearly affect them, so they won't know. Too many continuiums.

 

[Ns1]

actually that would probably make you (at lesat) the 2nd because Arnold showed it at a fundraising event on wednesday at the irvine spectrum =P

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: Kiyup

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Well you'd be a little thrown off if you read from the original post about him not learning how to kill a TX from killing the T1000 in T2. If it's yet another Arnold from the future, why would he mention that in the original post?

What's the problem ?

 

[LordMaul]

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

 

[LordJezo]

His arm was stuck, but, if they are coming back from the future it means they were created, which means they were never able to stop Skynet from going crazy, which means the world is going to end and the robots are going to take over no matter what.

If they did manage to keep the robots from being created they never would have been sent back in the first place because there would have never been anything to send back because nothing would have ever been created.


ugh.

I still hate it.. just does not make any sence.

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

 

[filmmaker]

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

Right, but he is right about part of his arm getting crushed in the gears.

 

[rh71]

Anyone here ever hear of a flux capacitor ? I think I'll try and create one now so I got dibs.

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: filmmaker

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

Right, but he is right about part of his arm getting crushed in the gears.

Ahh I mistook that for the T1 scene when his arm wasn't crushed, but was just sticking out of the compressor. My fault. Good call.

 

[Angrymarshmello]

Originally posted by: rh71
Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

His arm got stuck in the wheel - that arm was never melted in the magma

Everyone read this

It's an official book as a sequel to T2 so to speak....I can't say how close it is to T3's storyline but it explains some things

 

[LordMaul]

Originally posted by: filmmaker

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

Right, but he is right about part of his arm getting crushed in the gears.

Right. They tossed in Arnold, and they tossed in the old arm and chip from the 1st movie, but they didn't toss in the arm that got ripped off of Arnold when the T-1000 crushed it in the gears, causing Arnold to tear it off to get free...remember?

 

[filmmaker]

"Official book"

 

[DanTMWTMP]

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: filmmaker

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: LordMaul

Originally posted by: LordJezo

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: Viper GTS

Originally posted by: rh71
I don't know how Arnold would come back from melting himself in the hot-liquid-magma at the end of T2. Do they explain in T3 or does he just magically re-appear from the future again ?

To avoid spoilers, just say if it was explained in T3 how he comes back.

Dude, he's a machine, there are probably thousands of him to be sent back.

Viper GTS

Yeah, they just sent back another one. Did you wonder how he got sent back in T2 after getting crushed in the first movie?

Thats not the point!

The whole thing about him being destroyed in the lava stuff was that when he was destroyed and all the microchips and such were destroyed they would have never been able to be created in the first place.

Sooo.. this means something had to have been left behind or something to that effect in order to be created in the future where they could come back in time and prevent their own creation which means they never would have been made which means they never would have been sent back---------

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

man i hate time travel.. except in austin powers where they told you to just "deal with it"

Remember Arnold's arm that got stuck in the big gears at the metal plant?

That was never taken care of.

I could be wrong, as I haven't seen the movie, but that sounds plausible...

Wow did you not see the ending of T2 at all ? All of it... hot-liquid-magma.

Right, but he is right about part of his arm getting crushed in the gears.

Right. They tossed in Arnold, and they tossed in the old arm and chip from the 1st movie, but they didn't toss in the arm that got ripped off of Arnold when the T-1000 crushed it in the gears, causing Arnold to tear it off to get free...remember?

MAN!!! after the end of the movie way back then..i told my bro "they're gonna make t3 for sures cuz his arm's still there!!!" hopefully they have a better reason now? hehe

 

[CasioTech]

Who directed this one? Clare Danes is hot.

 

[filmmaker]

Originally posted by: CasioTech
Who directed this one? Clare Danes is hot.

Jonathan Mostow

 

[Electric Amish]

Originally posted by: Beau
Hmm... I'm still not getting my hopes up.

They should have stopped @ T2.

They should have started and stopped with T2