Terminator: Dark Fate Opening Scene (Spoilers... Kinda)
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Re: Terminator: Dark Fate Opening Scene (Spoilers... Kinda)
The movie series will die completely when this fails to get 40 million in paid downloads, I suggest reading the spin-off comics or arcade games to get better story. Hell, even parody indie games makes the story accuarte!
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All Beings bow before the children of he who bound their flesh by their words.
Fall and wail, all flesh, bone, soul,& power is a servant to Yun-man, the First Slave-Lord.
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Re: Terminator: Dark Fate Opening Scene (Spoilers... Kinda)
Well I think maybe it's taking from the idea that Cameron makes transversive sequels to otherwise more classical stories. Alien when you assess it has some very dense stuff going on thematically that I'm not sure the sequels tries to convey so much. Compared to Terminator, the first Alien gets plenty of distinction from people and I think that's in spite of it originally being a Scott film. As a sequel Aliens is respected as much as it can be. And that's not really the case so much with Terminator 2.Mecha82 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 12:05 amYup, T1 wasn't that deep either.BridgeConsoleMasher wrote: ↑Fri Oct 25, 2019 11:02 pmThe first one was about a robot that comes from the future to kill her. That sums it up.
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Re: Terminator: Dark Fate Opening Scene (Spoilers... Kinda)
Kill Hollywood. Let it burn. And we shall rises from the ashes into a new golden age of creative freedom and beloved independent artists!
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