Even More Detailed Terminator 4 Plot Details
Posted in T4: Terminator Salvation Movie News on 19-12-2007
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With the casting of a big name like Christian Bale as John Connor in T4, you expect more news about the movie to come out, and they have. The latest comes from CHUD, who has some major scoops. Remember those rumors we heard that the next Terminator trilogy will be about a new character and NOT John Connor? Turns out they’re true, after all.
Kind off. Yes, John Connor WILL be in T4 and T5, but according to CHUD, Connor (Bale) will have only a small role in T4, but will have a bigger one in T5. No idea about T6, though. (Remember, the producers have mapped out a trilogy here for themselves; they aren’t making T4 and hoping they can do a couple of sequels; they’re going about it as if they WILL do two more sequels.)
And who is the main character? Apparently a guy name MARCUS. Yes, Marcus. He’s described as a “bad ass Riddick” type. (Riddick, of course, is from “Pitch Black” and “The Chronicles of Riddick”.) Hmm, remember those rumors that Vin Diesel (who played Riddick in those two movies) was going to be in T4? Curiouser and curiouser…
What else?
They’re going to need some buttkickers, because the scope of the action in Terminator 4 is HUGE. Lots of machine action in this film, including some battles with the T-600s. Yup, the rubber skin Terminators. And there’s another familiar character that shows up - Reese shows up in a scene with John Connor. I don’t know what his involvement in the next two films will be, though.
Finally… A big aspect of the story is the degrees of difference between a human and a Terminator. By which I mean cyborgs. By which I mean human brains in robot bodies.
I think what they’re trying to say here is that Marcus will be a Terminator, but one built from a human brain. Or something like that.
Oh, and one final thing: They’re comparing this new Terminator trilogy to “The Matrix” trilogy, and word is the action set pieces are gonna be HUGE.
Damn, is this thing sounding good or what?
quick question: Reese dies in T1 when he was sent back in time. If he dies in the past how can he be in the future?
Because the Reese that died in the past is the Future Reese, so he dying in the past does not affect his future. I.e. whoever will give birth to Reese will still do still, regardless of what happens to the Adult Reese in the past.
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mate! of course he is in a future!if he dosen´t how can he be seent to the past hmm?
think 4th dimention!
lol something like this
sorry the english..
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this will rock and I mean dark depressing lots of people getting killed concentration camp style if anyone remembers reese talking about that. This first one will be heart moving as well as those hairs standing up but filled with action in the middle to the end, the second I am sure it will be the rise of the rebellion or strengthening of it, and the skin robots model 101 or some say t800 most likely followed in the 3rd to the t1000 and most likey the tx and maybe something new i expect John will die either by the end of 5 or in the middle of 6 Its his fate.
Even though, Terminator 4 sounds promising doesn’t mean it’s going to be that good. Remember how T3 was a little disappointing, the movie was more of the same as T2 was. But, I hope that this movie will explore many things that went on in the war that the previous movies didn’t show us.
This movie definately has my money for a seat at the theatre…..
i think the whole terminator saga is ace i loved all the movies and can not wait for the new three to come out. the plot has that many twists and turns its a rollercoaster of greatness.
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