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"Terminator 3: ROTM"

Argh, now it's out in America, it's becoming increasingly difficult for me not to watch T3 on a downloaded version. To comfort myself, I shall download it, then get my brother to hide it in a folder and get him to tell me once I've seen it at the cinema. I can't spoil this film by seeing a crappy [TMD] version, or even a good quality DVD. I know too many spoilers already.

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http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/nlxterminator3.html

I dipped in and read the first scene, but I knew that already anyway :)

Why? wrote:
> RM18 wrote:
> Also, has anyone else realised how good the CGI effects are in T2
> even
> after all these years? I was mightily impressed, and I hear the same
> guy (Stan Winston, fact fans) is doing the effects for T3, so it
> should be pretty spectacular.
>
> I watched it about a week ago and realised how good the effects were
> for that time, class.
>
> Also, my reason for popping this topic, is it true that T3 is
> certificated 12A. I would be very angry if this is so, bloody hate
> the new rating system. Preparing myself for 10 and 11 year olds sat
> infront of me at the cinema twitching and talking. Don't come crying
> to me when I throw them down the aisle and steal their popcorn... So
> 12A or not? Cheers

Yep. But what I don't get is how it can be a 12A if in my downloaded version, John Connor says "F!!k you! F!!king machine!" and the T-X puts her arm through a cops chest and you see all the gore :|

I haven't/don't want to watch the first 2 terminator films, and thus, don't care about the 3rd one.

But it's got a crap name, hasn't it?

RM18 wrote:
> Also, has anyone else realised how good the CGI effects are in T2 even
> after all these years? I was mightily impressed, and I hear the same
> guy (Stan Winston, fact fans) is doing the effects for T3, so it
> should be pretty spectacular.

I watched it about a week ago and realised how good the effects were for that time, class.

Also, my reason for popping this topic, is it true that T3 is certificated 12A. I would be very angry if this is so, bloody hate the new rating system. Preparing myself for 10 and 11 year olds sat infront of me at the cinema twitching and talking. Don't come crying to me when I throw them down the aisle and steal their popcorn... So 12A or not? Cheers

You smegging git.

I've got a promo dvd copy from a stuntman who knew Arnie's double (ok ok.. so the Stuntmen are my links).

Its an very good film.

I shall be going to watch it at least twice in the cinema!

RM18 wrote:
> I also read recently they're planning as far ahead as a Terminator 6 -
> for that they really would need Arnie to travel forward in time, as
> otherwise he'd be about ninety.

6!!

They'll replace him, hopefully with the T1000. He rocked.

Aaah, looking forward to this one - I even got out my old DVD copies of T1 and T2 - man, they are classics, I'd forgotten how good they are, especially the second one.

Also, has anyone else realised how good the CGI effects are in T2 even after all these years? I was mightily impressed, and I hear the same guy (Stan Winston, fact fans) is doing the effects for T3, so it should be pretty spectacular.

I also read recently they're planning as far ahead as a Terminator 6 - for that they really would need Arnie to travel forward in time, as otherwise he'd be about ninety.

Yes.

Kiriyama wrote:
> Someone in the year above me is called Ben Parker, so we call him
> Neb.
>
> Are you Ben Parker? :|

No, I'm Nebuchan. Remember me?

August 1st. I'm booking my tickets as far ahead as possible.