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Neo Rasa posted:If you know more about Bale possibly effecting the course of the movie do you have a link or anything to post? http://uk.reuters.com/article/2009/05/08/film-us-terminator-idUKTRE5476A020090508 They asked Bale to be Marcus, Bale decided he wanted to be John Connor, then Bale decided they needed to rewrite the script so that he would be as important as the main character rather than play the role he demanded he have.
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A shocking role reversal, that.
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Dec 6, 2014 07:07
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You two could be lithium buddies. Everything's easier with someone to hold you accountable.
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Dec 9, 2014 03:04
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Neo Rasa posted:I'm pretty sure his lack of eyebrows is accomplished with makeup. IIRC you can sort of notice it looking off at a couple of points, I want to say when he's in the parking lot looking back and forth from within the police car and when he's approaching the other Sarah Connor. I found I really noticed it when they showed him in profile. The prosthetic that covers them makes his brow jut out much further than normal, but you can't really tell when you look head-on.
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Lurdiak posted:The character of Marcus Wright was terrible to begin with. Demanding to play a different character than you are offered and then demanding you be in the movie more is also terrible.
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Dec 17, 2014 10:10
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Guy A. Person posted:All of these things can be explained by the timeline changing when Reese went back and told Sarah about the future, causing her to become a survivalist nut job. Like presumably in the original timeline, Sarah was just some waitress who got knocked up and John led a normal although maybe disadvantaged life. By T2 Sarah is in a literal mental institution for a terrorist attack and John is in a foster home until more future machines come and kill them and totally gently caress with his life; it is no wonder he was a messed up kid who eventually ended up homeless. Alternatively, in the original timeline, Kyle Reese could have been sent back by someone else entirely or even a human that Skynet dropped through its time portal to see if it worked and John Connor didn't exist at all.
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Dec 17, 2014 18:37
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Lurdiak posted:I think Skynet doesn't want to risk killing so many humans that it never gets created. Obviously if its goal was just to kill all humans, it'd go back to like caveman times and kill every ape it sees. I always thought that the reason it went after Sarah Connor was that it saw removing her, and only her, as the way with the most limited possibility to impact the timeline. The implication is that Skynet has determined that the killing of a waitress in 1980s Los Angeles by some presumably unknown assailant isn't even going to register.
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Dec 23, 2014 08:09
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Yeah, but she's wrong about a ton of other things in T2, so why not that?
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Young Freud posted:I forget, wasn't more like Rachel Summers helped send Kitty mentally back because she was the only one left alive that could use to communicate to the past? Rachel can send her thoughts back in time to an earlier version of herself. She wants to send herself to stop the Sentinels but she was still a baby when all the bad poo poo went down so she couldn't warn anyone. Eventually she figures out how to send someone else and does, exactly like they have Kitty do in the movie.
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