
Terminator Salvation Trailer
July 21st, 2008
Oh yeah!


Fox announced that they will be re-airing first season episodes of “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles” in August:
I’m still hoping it will get better as it suffers from the usual Sci-Fi fate. Great premise, half-assed execution. They need a more creative use of budget and an actual long term story arc.
Beginning August 10th you can catch up on the first season.
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I still can’t decide if I like the new Terminator series. I’m giving it a chance to find it’s legs. But did the Terminator people rip off the work of an artist without giving them credit? That appears to be the case: some blogs are reporting that the Fox channel’s poster was allegedly copied straight from a montage created by someone else before the series was even announced. Surely they wouldn’t do that? Compare the full NSFW images after the jump.
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This would be awesome enough if they were just robots humping, but it’s even cooler that they are Terminators. These horny killing machines just seem to want to hump in every position and they won’t stop until they’ve humped Sarah Connor herself. I bet our own Pop-Thera-Bot can’t wait until he kills all humans and gets a robot body of his own with which to hump with.
Check out a few more pics below and hit the link for even more.
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This is a Terminator 2 lifesize endoskull. An exclusive studio replica from the Terminator 2 movie, complete with illuminating red LED eyes and sound effects display base.
It’s not just a cool Sci-Fi replica. Think about all the fun you could have with this thing. I just ordered one and one of the fun activities I have planned is this:
I’m going to sneak out of bed one night and put this thing in the bed next to my wife. Facing her, of course. Then I’m going to set up a video recorder and head out to play some all night poker. When I return the next day to an empty house, I’ll have a look at the video and watch her scream. Then I’ll contemplate my new bachelorhood and think about what else my new friend can do.
Ahhh. Good times. All for the price of $974.90.
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An encore of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is on TV tonight. How sweet would it be to watch it here, in a Terminator themed theater. Answer: It would be awesome. Second only to Linda Hamilton bearing your child and raising him to be the leader of the resistance.
Darren Mortenson put it all together himself. The picture shows a television, but there’s also a projector so he can watch movies at a cool 159″. Doing all the work himself even scored him CEDIA installer certification. All in all, it’s pretty awesome. He got that Sky Net machine look down perfect.
Check out a few more pics after the jump.
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The first part of the Terminator premiere aired last night on Fox, with the second part airing tonight. I have to say, I was pleasently surprised.
It would be very easy to serve us up some regurgitated Hollywood crapulence, and they could have easily chosen to go the route of “terminator of the week” by having a new terminator appear week after week to give chase. But they clearly have set their sights much higher.
First, Summer Glau as the good terminator is not only HOT, but perfect for the role and the three main characters all mesh well.
I was particularly impressed with some interesting plot points, like the resistance from the future procuring a safe deposit box in order to have some nice hardware AND a time-travel device ready for their use.
Another nice touch was that the writers could have either set the characters in 1999 or 2007 and left it at that, but they didn’t. Instead they used both years in a fantastic way that should provide some very nice storytelling aspects down the road. By traveling from 1999 to 2007, the FBI and anyone else after them now knows they have suddenly reappeared after having vanished for 8 years. And of course certain things have happened during that time that the three main characters are not aware of.
This show should be a very good ride. Hopefully they continue the good quality and it doesn’t degenerate.

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If you’ve ever wanted to own one of the coolest robots from Sci-Fi, your chance was this week. Two life-size robot doubles from the movie went on the auction block.
The chrome-plated T-800 endoskeleton from the opening scene of T2 was expected to fetch as much as $100,000. A more fleshed-out model that appeared in the T3 finale was estimated to sell for $60,000 to $80,000.
I haven’t been able to find out what they sold for yet, but I know they are in no danger of showing up under my tree this year. It’s a Wonderful Life, my ass!
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You might know him as the latest incarnation of Batman. Now it looks like Christian Bale will be joining the cast of the new Terminator movie, which is set to have a Summer 2009 release.
Bale will play John Connor in the upcoming fourth film “Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins” for Warner Bros. McG will be in charge of the project, with shooting beginning in early 2008. Apparently, they have high hopes for a new blockbuster trilogy of future-set films which will cover the war between humanity and the robots of Skynet.
I think bale is a good choice and the decision to cast such an actor underscores their seriousness and commitment to the project. It should be an interesting ride. Especially with the New Terminator TV series getting set to debut on FOX in January.
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