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

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Pretend 4 and 5 never happened.. Get furlong in some kind of shape, or even have him in a wheelchair, which I would do.. Go from 3 to this and have the war raging.
The plan is they're going to ignore everything that happened after Terminator 2.

Update: September 27, 2017

New TERMINATOR Movie Will Ignore Everything After T2; Release Date Set for July 2019


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Skydance's David Ellison, along with distributor Paramount (Fox has international rights), has persuaded James Cameron to shepherd a new Terminator for the era of Amazon drones, Facebook news bots and artificial intelligence-fueled anxiety.

Calling it "a return to form that I believe fans of the franchise have been wanting since Terminator 2: Judgment Day," Ellison, 34, has for the past year worked secretly with Cameron and Deadpool's Tim Miller, who will direct the untitled sequel for a July 26, 2019, release.

They assembled a writers room with scribes David Goyer, Charles Eglee, Josh Friedman and Justin Rhodes as well as Ellison, a lifelong Terminator fan (Cameron himself shows up once a week), and have crafted what they want to be a trilogy with Schwarzenegger, 70, and original star Linda Hamilton, 61, passing the torch to a young female lead.

The team hopes it's launching the equivalent of the new Star Wars trilogy — but with the most successful filmmaker of all time pulling the strings. To unveil their plans and explain why the Terminator franchise is still relevant amid 21st century fears, Cameron, 63, and Miller, 47, joined The Hollywood Reporter's editorial director Matthew Belloni for a discussion Sept. 19 on the Paramount lot in Hollywood.

"This is a continuation of the story from Terminator 1 and Terminator 2," Cameron said. "And we're pretending the other films were a bad dream. Or an alternate timeline, which is permissible in our multi-verse. This was really driven more by [Tim] than anybody, surprisingly, because I came in pretty agnostic about where we took it. The only thing I insisted on was that we somehow revamp it and reinvent it for the 21st century."

"It took me a week just to get up the nerve," Cameron said on asking Linda Hamilton to come back. "No, that's not true. Linda and I have a great relationship. We've stayed friends through the thick and thin of it all. And she is the mother of my eldest daughter. [They were married from 1997 to 1999.] So I called her up, and I said: 'Look, we could rest on our laurels. It's ours to lose, in a sense. We created this thing several decades ago. But, here's what can be really cool. You can come back and show everybody how it's done.' Because in my mind, it hasn't been done a whole lot since the way she did it back in '91. There are certainly plenty of 50-, 60-, 70-something guys out there that just keep cranking along doing action movies and killing bad guys left and right. But there isn't an example of that for women, and I think there should be."

"A lot of this is handing off the baton to a new generation of characters," Cameron on introducing new stars for the upcoming Terminator movie. "We're starting a search for an 18-something young woman to essentially be the new centerpiece of these stories. And then a number of other characters around her and characters from the future. We still fold time in the story in intriguing ways. But we have Arnold's character and Linda's character to anchor it. Somewhere across there, and I won't say where, the baton gets passed, so to speak."

James Cameron Sounds the Alarm on Artificial Intelligence and Unveils a 'Terminator' for the 21st Century
 
We have the technology to cgi, hell even make up or animatronic vintage T2 arnie.

Im sorry but curremt arnie doesnt do justice
 
Update: April 6, 2018

Tim Miller's TERMINATOR Movie Pushed Back Four Months to Fall 2019


The next Terminator is going to be back a few months later than scheduled. Paramount has moved the untitled film, which had been set for a July 26, 2019 wide release, to Nov. 22, 2019.

Skydance, which was behind 2015's Terminator Genisys, is producing the reboot that, for the first time since 1991's Terminator: Judgment Day, has James Cameron involved. Deadpool filmmaker Tim Miller is set to direct.

Early last month it was announced that Mackenzie Davis would star, joining franchise vets Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger. The plot of the reboot is currently under wraps but will center on a battle between man and machine.

The only other feature set for a Nov. 22 release is an untitled Fox/Marvel superhero feature. Other major November 2019 releases include the Frozen sequel and Bond 25.

James Cameron and Tim Miller's 'Terminator' Movie Pushed Back Four Months to Fall 2019
 
Ok. OG creator involved, possibility of being good is at least present.

But I give it 50/50

Yeah I mean nothing ever dies in this fucking capitalist utopia so I don't expect the milking of this franchise to stop anytime soon, or ever, as a matter of fact, but one more good entry could salvage the mess that it is right now. And miss me with fucking Emilia Clarke in any capacity, and that generic gymbro from the last movie. Get someone who can actually act.
 
Update: April 9, 2018

SCREAM QUEENS Star Diego Boneta Joins Tim Miller's TERMINATOR Movie


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Diego Boneta, who starred in Scream Queens and Rock of Ages, has nabbed a key role in the revival of the Terminator franchise and is in negotiations to join the production.

Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger are returning to the fold, while Blade Runner 2049 actress Mackenzie Davis is one of the new additions to the sci-fi action project from Paramount and Skydance.

Deadpool filmmaker Tim Miller is sitting in the director’s chair, while James Cameron producing and involved with the franchise for the first time since 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Hamilton and Schwarzenegger are reprising their iconic roles in some capacity, while Davis is playing a soldier-assassin from the future.

Boneta's role isn't clear as details are being kept deep in the Cyberdyne vault, but he is said to be playing a human in the reboot that last week saw its release date move from July 26, 2019, to Nov. 22, 2019.

The Mexican-born actor made his feature debut in the all-star Tom Cruise musical Rock of Ages. He currently stars in The Titan, a sci-fi thriller with Sam Worthington that just hit Netflix, and next toplines Luis Miguel,Netflix’s Spanish-language biopic series that tells of the story of one of the biggest singers from Latin America and is set to debut April 23.

'Terminator' Reboot Lands 'Scream Queens' and 'Rock of Ages' Star Diego Boneta (Exclusive)
 
I have no idea who that is but that is the like the most mexican mexican name however his appearance doesn't match the name. I was expecting something that looks like Luis Guzman with a name like that
 
The only thing they can do to erase the last abortion, yes James, abortion, and also T3 And T4 (And you're welcome) is have a flashback/dream of Reese (biegn from the original) saying "one of the possible futures, I don't know," and have Hamilton wake up with a start.. Have old, fat if necessary, ed furlong be around. Skynet should send itself across dimensions to infect the computer systems of the time in the new movie.
 
I'll give it another chance. Hopefully though doesn't turn into SJW Terminator. Anything but that.
 
I'll give it another chance. Hopefully though doesn't turn into SJW Terminator. Anything but that.

The ironic thing of course being that Cameron's Aliens and Terminator 2 are both actually MUCH more serious feminist films than stuff like Ghobusters and the Starwars sequels that are cheap tokenism with a dash of childlike politics thrown in.

JJ Abrams feminist auteur....

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I'll give it another chance. Hopefully though doesn't turn into SJW Terminator. Anything but that.

I'm interested in seeing how a T-800 would undergo gender reassignment if it identified as female.

What if it identified as a T-1000? Model number is a social construct.
 
Honestly at this stage with all these 80's franchises I would preffer they just went with remakes, all the existing detail just seems like it makes everything needlessly cluttered and complex.

Doesn't garnetee a quality film of course(look at Robocop) but it at least gives you the chance to make one.
 
Update: April 13, 2018

New TERMINATOR Casts Natalia Reyes as the Female Lead, Gabriel Luna to Play a Terminator


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Colombian actress Natalia Reyes has nabbed the starring role in the Terminator reboot.

Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger are returning to the fold while Blade Runner 2049 actress Mackenzie Davis is one of the new star additions to the sci-fi action project from Paramount and Skydance.

Gabriel Luna, who is known for playing Ghost Rider on ABC's Agents of SHIELD, has also been cast in the film, as well as Mexican-born Diego Boneto, known for his work in Scream Queens.

But the main role in the new Terminator is that of Dani, a young woman from a working class neighborhood in Mexico City who finds herself in the battle between humans and machines.

Luna will play a Terminator robot while Boneta will play Dani's brother. Davis is an soldier-assassin from the future.

Hamilton and Schwarzenegger are reprising their roles but sources say that their parts are relatively brief.

Skydance and filmmakers Tim Miller and James Cameron, directing and producing respectively, made a concerted effort to find a Latina actress and someone who they considered a “discovery," in the similar way Cameron did with Hamilton when he cast the young actress in his 1984 movie.

They came close a couple of times in the last few months but no cigar. Several weeks ago it was decided to broaden the search to central and South America, with seven actresses picked to screentest.

Reyes appeared in children’s programs in Colombia and has starred in two noteworthy Spanish-speaking series, Cumbia Ninja and Lady, the seller of roses (Lady, la vendedor de rosas). But what some sources say was the clincher was her work in Birds of Passage, the new film from Colombian filmmaker Ciro Guerra. Reyes is the lead of the film and buzz has the film heading for a debut at this year's Cannes Film Festival.

Now the cast is expected to begin training later in April with an eye towards a May production start. The film opens Nov. 22, 2019.

James Cameron's 'Terminator' Reboot Finds Its Star with Colombian Discovery After a Lengthy Search
 
Hamilton and Schwarzenegger are reprising their roles but sources say that their parts are relatively brief.


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