Locked TERMINATOR: DARK FATE (First Teaser Poster; Trailer Tomorrow)

[RollSonnenRoll]

Wonder how they're doing this since she was dead in the third film from cancer.

Probably taking the same "yeahhhh, those movies don't count" approach that the Halloween producers are for bringing back Jamie Lee Curtis.

 

[Guestx]

Not a fan of this.

She turns 61 in less than a week.

How old is Arnold?

 

[UL]

Woohoo

 

[GearSolidMetal]

How old is Arnold?

Older, but he hasn't aged like milk.

 

[Jarvan]

Update: September 19, 2017

Breaking News: Linda Hamilton to Return for New TERMINATOR Movie!

After waving hasta la vista, baby, more than 25 years ago, Linda Hamilton is returning to the world of Terminator, reuniting with James Cameron, the creator of the sci-fi franchise, for the new installment being made by Skydance and Paramount.

Cameron made the announcement at a private event celebrating the storied franchise, saying, "As meaningful as she was to gender and action stars everywhere back then, it’s going to make a huge statement to have that seasoned warrior that she’s become return."

With Hamilton’s return, Cameron hopes to once again make a statement on gender roles in action movies.

"There are 50-year-old, 60-year-old guys out there killing bad guys,” he said, referring to aging male actors still anchoring movies, “but there isn’t an example of that for women.”

Tim Miller, the filmmaker who made his breakout feature debut with Deadpool, is directing the sequel, which is returning to its roots by having the involvement of Cameron for the first time since 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Cameron is producing along with Skydance. And the new film, which will be distributed by Paramount with Fox handling it internationally, is based on a story crafted by Cameron. Cameron and Miller created a writers room to hammer out what is planned to be a trilogy that can stand as single movies or form an overarching story. David Goyer, whose credits include the Blade and Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies, Charles Eglee, who created Dark Angel with Cameron, and Josh Friedman, who created the Terminator TV spinoff, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, were part of that room.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has starred as both a bad guy and good guy portraying the cool killer robot sent from the future, is already set to return and with Cameron and now Hamilton on board, the new Terminator film will once again have its original creative team.

Hamilton starred in the first film, The Terminator, released in 1984 as a low-budget genre play, playing one of the silver screen's strongest female heroines, Sarah Connor. Conner was a waitress who is being hunted down by an unstoppable killing machine, played by Schwarzenegger, sent from the future. Connor learned that in the future, machines have taken over and that she is the mother of the human resistance leader.

The actress returned to the character in Cameron’s 1991 sequel, which was a summer blockbuster that pushed the visual effects envelope and set box office records for that time. This time Connor, buffed and in prime fighting form, was a hard-edged, take-no-prisoners warrior who fought like a bear to protect her son.

Both Hamilton and Cameron, who were married to each other in the later 1990s, sat out the installments that followed in 2003, 2009, and 2015.

Story details are, of course, being kept on a secure hard drive at Cyberdyne Systems, but Cameron and Miller are treating the new movie as a direct sequel to Cameron's Judgment Day. And the themes of the potential evils of technology will once again be at the fore.

But the new movie will also be seen as a passing of the baton to a new generation of characters.

"We’re starting a search for an 18-something woman to be the new centerpiece of the new story," Cameron said. "We still fold time. We will have characters from the future and the present. There will be mostly new characters but we'll have Arnold and Linda’s characters to anchor it."

Linda Hamilton Set to Return to 'Terminator' Franchise (Exclusive)

This will be merged with the official thread after a while.

This whole retarded feminist shit has America in ruin.

Terminator doesn't need a woman. Linda Hamilton is just a bad muthafucka. She was perfection in T1-2.

 

[JSN]

I'm not surprised, motherfuckers. Too lazy o look on her IMDB page, but I don't think she's ever been in anything else beside T1 and T2.

 

[MMouse]

Linda hamilton + christian bale sign me up.

 

[LATEXXX COMMANDO]

Lol bring back a character from the originals and people are suppose to get hyped?

Well fuck it then, bring back Furlong and I'll just go bananas!

 

[Guestx]

Older, but he hasn't aged like milk.

That's fucking rough, but she doesn't look quite that bad in most recent photos of her.

 

[BisexualMMA]

I'm not surprised, motherfuckers. Too lazy o look on her IMDB page, but I don't think she's ever been in anything else beside T1 and T2.

Come on man. Dante's Peak and Beauty and the Beast, if nothing else.

 

[Guestx]

I'm not surprised, motherfuckers. Too lazy o look on her IMDB page, but I don't think she's ever been in anything else beside T1 and T2.

I did look her up. She's been in a lot of stuff but not much you've heard of.

 

[Anung Un Rama]

She better show her tits. That would be empowering af.

 

[BisexualMMA]

Older, but he hasn't aged like milk.

It's like people don't remember what real 60 year old women look like. She looks fine, and is much better suited for the role than if she'd filled her lips with collagen and was unable to emote in any way from the eyebrows up.

 

[Bob Gray]

Man. Generation Hater is even second guessing James Cameron now.

 

[AJ Garcia]

Older, but he hasn't aged like milk.

 

[BisexualMMA]

She better show her tits. That would be empowering af.

Just wait. New T-1000 is the poster-ze-zir for the 76 genders.

 

[Gregolian]

Surprised he isn't recasting her with Michelle Rodriguez.

 

[GearSolidMetal]

That's fucking rough, but she doesn't look quite that bad in most recent photos of her.

That pic is from last year.

 

[Ikuza]

Update: September 19, 2017

Breaking News: Linda Hamilton to Return for New TERMINATOR Movie!

After waving hasta la vista, baby, more than 25 years ago, Linda Hamilton is returning to the world of Terminator, reuniting with James Cameron, the creator of the sci-fi franchise, for the new installment being made by Skydance and Paramount.

Cameron made the announcement at a private event celebrating the storied franchise, saying, "As meaningful as she was to gender and action stars everywhere back then, it’s going to make a huge statement to have that seasoned warrior that she’s become return."

With Hamilton’s return, Cameron hopes to once again make a statement on gender roles in action movies.

"There are 50-year-old, 60-year-old guys out there killing bad guys,” he said, referring to aging male actors still anchoring movies, “but there isn’t an example of that for women.”

Tim Miller, the filmmaker who made his breakout feature debut with Deadpool, is directing the sequel, which is returning to its roots by having the involvement of Cameron for the first time since 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Cameron is producing along with Skydance. And the new film, which will be distributed by Paramount with Fox handling it internationally, is based on a story crafted by Cameron. Cameron and Miller created a writers room to hammer out what is planned to be a trilogy that can stand as single movies or form an overarching story. David Goyer, whose credits include the Blade and Christopher Nolan’s Batman movies, Charles Eglee, who created Dark Angel with Cameron, and Josh Friedman, who created the Terminator TV spinoff, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, were part of that room.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has starred as both a bad guy and good guy portraying the cool killer robot sent from the future, is already set to return and with Cameron and now Hamilton on board, the new Terminator film will once again have its original creative team.

Hamilton starred in the first film, The Terminator, released in 1984 as a low-budget genre play, playing one of the silver screen's strongest female heroines, Sarah Connor. Conner was a waitress who is being hunted down by an unstoppable killing machine, played by Schwarzenegger, sent from the future. Connor learned that in the future, machines have taken over and that she is the mother of the human resistance leader.

The actress returned to the character in Cameron’s 1991 sequel, which was a summer blockbuster that pushed the visual effects envelope and set box office records for that time. This time Connor, buffed and in prime fighting form, was a hard-edged, take-no-prisoners warrior who fought like a bear to protect her son.

Both Hamilton and Cameron, who were married to each other in the later 1990s, sat out the installments that followed in 2003, 2009, and 2015.

Story details are, of course, being kept on a secure hard drive at Cyberdyne Systems, but Cameron and Miller are treating the new movie as a direct sequel to Cameron's Judgment Day. And the themes of the potential evils of technology will once again be at the fore.

But the new movie will also be seen as a passing of the baton to a new generation of characters.

"We’re starting a search for an 18-something woman to be the new centerpiece of the new story," Cameron said. "We still fold time. We will have characters from the future and the present. There will be mostly new characters but we'll have Arnold and Linda’s characters to anchor it."

Linda Hamilton Set to Return to 'Terminator' Franchise (Exclusive)

This will be merged with the official thread after a while.

Did the alimony finally run out?

 

[Guestx]

That pic is from last year.

What I'm saying is that if you run a Google Image search for "Linda Hamilton 2017" then it will bring up a lot of recent pics. And in most of them she doesn't look quite that bad.