"Why was I programmed for pain!?!"

[AkumaX]

i'm watching terminator 2 on tbs, and im at the part where ah-nold rips off his arm cuz its stuck in a gear, and that line is the only thing i could think about... hahahahah

 

[Skel]

When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: Skel
When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

Maybe you should stick to moron movies like xXx.

 

[Skel]

Originally posted by: Jellomancer

Originally posted by: Skel
When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

Maybe you should stick to moron movies like xXx.

It's not that, I just don't like it when they take a concept then throw it out the window...

 

[zsouthboy]

Originally posted by: Jellomancer

Originally posted by: Skel
When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

Maybe you should stick to moron movies like xXx.

LOL

 

[BigToque]

When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

It's not that, I just don't like it when they take a concept then throw it out the window...

The whole point of this was that the Terminator (a machine) COULD LEARN to be human. AI rocks

 

[Skel]

Originally posted by: Stefan

When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

It's not that, I just don't like it when they take a concept then throw it out the window...

The whole point of this was that the Terminator (a machine) COULD LEARN to be human. AI rocks

I just felt that it would be like taking an Alien and making it a good guy... some things are much better being evil...

 

[iwearnosox]

Terminator III looks to be one of the worst movies ever. That and Arnold's looking somewhat geriatric.

 

[Skel]

Originally posted by: iwearnosox
Terminator III looks to be one of the worst movies ever. That and Arnold's looking somewhat geriatric.

I guess this model is for all the nursing homes....

 

[Scarpozzi]

It's worse than that!!! It's the TOOONCINATOR!!!!

 

[Kev]

Originally posted by: Skel

Originally posted by: Stefan

When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

It's not that, I just don't like it when they take a concept then throw it out the window...

The whole point of this was that the Terminator (a machine) COULD LEARN to be human. AI rocks

I just felt that it would be like taking an Alien and making it a good guy... some things are much better being evil...

There was a part where he said that he was programmed to learn and act more human. I don't see what your problem with this is.

 

[XMan]

Originally posted by: Skel
When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

You should see the Director's cut. There's a sequence where the Connors remove the Terminator's CPU and change it from read-only. There's a discussion leading up to this point where it's said that Skynet doesn't want the Terminators learning too much. As the CPU is pulled out, Sarah wants to destroy it, but John stops her. Very cool little snippet, and it adds some depth to the parts where John is teaching the Terminator slang, and how to smile (which is also expounded on a bit more in the SE.)

 

[yllus]

There's this great shot of Arnold at the end of the movie where he has his final confrontation with the T-1000. Arnie tells the Connors to go on ahead while he pulls his grenade launcher and pistol...this smirk of come-get-some on his face.

That has to be his coolest movie moment of all time. I really have to get a screenshot of that for my Windows background...anyone got T2 and a DVD-ROM drive?

 

[Skel]

Originally posted by: X-Man

Originally posted by: Skel
When they started humanizing the Terminator, that's when the movie started to lose me. The thing was built for killing, and now it's trying to have emotions??? WTH??

You should see the Director's cut. There's a sequence where the Connors remove the Terminator's CPU and change it from read-only. There's a discussion leading up to this point where it's said that Skynet doesn't want the Terminators learning too much. As the CPU is pulled out, Sarah wants to destroy it, but John stops her. Very cool little snippet, and it adds some depth to the parts where John is teaching the Terminator slang, and how to smile (which is also expounded on a bit more in the SE.)

Maybe that's what I missed watching it, I'll check it out. I just have a problem when they take villains and change them. Like Pinhead in the hellrasier movies, he was totally cool, till he started talking too much...