
"You've seen the Hunter-Killer before in the first three movies. So in the same way that we're coming back as it were from the T-800 to the T-600, we're doing the same thing with the Hunter-Killer. It's a little bit more brutal in its shape. It still has the vertical take off and landing design that was established in the previous films. But the shape and the colouring is very different. We were really lucky to have so many great designs to start with in the original Terminator movies and then we're working backwards to give it more of a brutal, basic feel. In the very early conversations I had with McG he was pushing an idea of a kind of cool silver look, then we came up with the idea of doing everything in black, and it all really started gelling."
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Wade F. writes: on May 15 2009 08:40 AM Next Friday can not get here soon enough. (Reply to this) |
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ledawg1138 writes: on May 15 2009 08:59 AM Let's think of "Angels and Demons" as a pit stop from "Star Trek" to "Terminator". (Reply to this) |
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frogleg writes: on May 15 2009 09:29 AM I kinda wish they hadn't said so much about Marcus. (Reply to this) |
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King Thor writes: on May 15 2009 10:18 AM I think its really cool how they are going for as much realism as possible, and they aren't relying just on CGI but using real props too. Yeah I think it would've been cool if they never said anything about Marcus, so people could go to the theater and see it and be shocked without knowing before hand. But, that opportunity has passed. (Reply to this) |
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Adam R. writes: on May 15 2009 03:06 PM I agree about saying a lot about marcus, but if you didn't want spoilers, why are you reading things like this? Ha! I'm just kidding, it is kind of annoying. Even the trailer gives you a pretty good idea what Marcus is. Bummer. I still have no idea what the movie is gonna be like, but I'm liking everything I see/hear so far. Even the guy who was the badass commander in Starship Troopers is in this. I think it is SO cool they built as much as possible. CGI is one of the worst things that has happened to movie making despite what it can do for film, simply because it is overused or used inadequately a LOT of the time. CGI should be used only when its a necessity, and thats what the people on terminator salvation seem to be doing. rock on. star trek used CGI really well too, that movie has a great a look about it, and the CGI and real stuff fits seamlessly. Awesome. (Reply to this) |
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Jake007 writes: on May 15 2009 04:25 PM It's very comforting to know that at the very least this film will get the special effects right. (Reply to this) |
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John Mclane writes: on May 18 2009 01:57 AM i was excited about this, even after getting sensory raped by T3 then I seen the advert and noticed its a 12A!! Obviously studios wan't as much money for their investment as possible but seriously a terminator movie an 8 year old can go see doesn't sound like a proper terminator movie to me. (can someone PM me if thhey know how I can change my username, Graham R sucks but I am worried I am stuck with it now as I can't seem to find an option in settings, thanks.) (Reply to this) |
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