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The casting for the TV Reacher is about as perfect as it gets.I heard the Amazon Prime series about Reacher was pretty good and well cast.
The casting for the TV Reacher is about as perfect as it gets.I heard the Amazon Prime series about Reacher was pretty good and well cast.
For real? That could work.It was supposed to be Lance Henrickson.
For real? That could work.
Honestly, that would have been a better choice as far as canon goes. The Terminators were supposed to imitate humans to infiltrate their ranks. A giant, muscular Austrian may stand out a bit.Get your hands on the DVD, it's got some great extras.
The problem I spose is really Scott was not the same director by that point, he'd had a lot of the ambition kicked out of him by Hollywood and was making good looking but rathtr more generic cinema.Yeah, the thing with movies that contain big plot twists is that it's super hard for an alternate version to pack the same punch as the original. Once the cat is out of the bag, you'll never affect the audience in the same way.
I sometimes dream of an alternate timeline where Harrison Ford and Ridley Scott didn't hate each other and made a trilogy of Phillip K. Dick sci-fi movies to stand alongside Harrison's Indiana Jones, Star Wars and Jack Ryan trilogies.
It would go:
Blade Runner (1982)
Total Recall (1990)
Minority Report (2002)
The movies aren't about the same characters (or even the same world), but would be linked thematically and visually instead as explorations of human consciousness, memory, reality and dystopian futures.
It's not that I don't like the versions of Minority Report and Total Recall that we actually got. I would just have loved to see what Ridley and Harrison could have done with the same material, conceived as parts of a coherent trilogy.
Both Katie Holmes in Batman Begins and Maggie Gyllenhall in The Dark Knight.
Di Caprio in Gangs of New York is really bad.
Honestly, that would have been a better choice as far as canon goes. The Terminators were supposed to imitate humans to infiltrate their ranks. A giant, muscular Austrian may stand out a bit.
I like him alot.
I didnt really have any problem with his role in those movies.
I dont think she is ugly,but she wasnt attractive enough that you bought two dudes fighting over her like they were hahahMaggie Gyllenhaal is so ugly that it took suspension of disbelief to believe that Bruce Wayne was into her. At least Katie Holmes was cute and at the time had an amazing rack (the Gift, indeed).
Imagine the Terminator/Alien crossovers that could've been made.It was supposed to be Lance Henrickson.
Both Katie Holmes in Batman Begins and Maggie Gyllenhall in The Dark Knight.
I still think Michael J Fox as the Terminator would have been super unsettling.
I was joking at first. But the more I think about it, the better the idea sounds.Might have been quite interesting. They tried a physically unassuming and unimposing Terminator in Dark Fate and it mostly sucked. But Michael J. has such a disarming way about him that...who knows, could have been a wild experiment.
Patrick as the T-1000 was probably Cameron going back to the original casting of Lance as the Terminator BUT I do tend to think Arnie really set up the idea of the Terminator as this unstoppable monster you cannot even be near which obviously fed though into the T-1000. Lance's Terminator you suspect would have carried a bit less threat depending more on deception and maybe interacting with Sarah a bit?Yeah Lance as the Terminator is one of the "what ifs" from a parallel universe that I would have really liked to see. I don't think I'd sacrifice what we already have to find out but Henriksen would have been great. Even as the cop he played in the movie, after seeing T2, it's not that hard to picture Henriksen's character as a T-1000 who just decides to stop playing along with the investigation and his cover and just start slashing up the precinct.