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Topic: Terminator 3 Trailer
Quill
Romulan
Over at Quicktime...Oh dear...I will try and remain positive, but something feels off.
posted 12-18-2002 09:24 AM PT (US) Dinko
Romulan
Is it available at someplace other than Apple?Everytime I download one of their trailers my computer crashes.
posted 12-18-2002 09:58 AM PT (US) dgoldwas
Romulan
Eeeks.Dan
posted 12-18-2002 11:01 AM PT (US) Erik Woods
Romulan
"She'll Be Back!" Barf!!!-Erik-
posted 12-18-2002 01:01 PM PT (US) Erik Woods
Romulan
"She'll Be Back!" Barf!!!-Erik-
posted 12-18-2002 01:03 PM PT (US) Bradley
Romulan
At least it's a little more appealing than the prospect of Rocky VI!!Bradley
posted 12-18-2002 01:07 PM PT (US) HAL 2000
Romulan
I'm not sure what to make of this. It's called "Rise of the Machines" but that's not what I see in the trailer. T2 was very prophetic about the takeover by the machines and Skynet and all that but this just looks like... I dunno what it looks like.
posted 12-18-2002 01:19 PM PT (US) Justin
Romulan
How can you tell how a movie is going to be in under 2 minutes? Granted it probably won't blow away T2, but it does have it's potential moments. I make no assumptions. Hell, I liked the movie and score to Blade II better than the first one so no one will listen to me here
posted 12-18-2002 01:34 PM PT (US) jonathan_little
Romulan
Woo, it looks like we get a high speed chase with a crane this time around!Direct link to the Terminator 3 Trailer (Quicktime)
posted 12-18-2002 01:51 PM PT (US) Dan Brecher
Romulan
Oh dear lord, no.......Dan
posted 12-18-2002 04:52 PM PT (US) Hasta
Romulan
Oh dear God...What are Arnold and Stahl doing here? Seems like Dolph Lundgren and the kid who played Bud Bundy would be a better fit; this looks like total straight-to-video-B-movie-trash.
Guess we'll just have to wait and see. Can't say I'm holding my breath...
posted 12-18-2002 05:22 PM PT (US) Ed
Romulan
This looks like MAJOR ca-ca here, folks. The patient is D.O.A. Lousy graphics, too.
posted 12-18-2002 05:59 PM PT (US) Swashbuckler
Romulan
No.No.
No.
What the hell are they thinking?
posted 12-18-2002 07:44 PM PT (US) TimT
Romulan
So why does the famous John Connor keep sending the obsolete T-101 to save him?
posted 12-18-2002 09:00 PM PT (US) Quill
Romulan
Justin--I'm not passing judgement on the film yet...but the trailer has me terribly worried.As for BladeII...I'm with you. I like both the movie and score better.
posted 12-18-2002 09:06 PM PT (US) Quill
Romulan
One more thing...this might a be case of crappy trailer production.Also...does Arnold sound slowed down:
"Jooohhhhnnn Coooonnnner...."
posted 12-18-2002 09:12 PM PT (US) dgoldwas
Romulan
quote:
Originally posted by TimT:
So why does the famous John Connor keep sending the obsolete T-101 to save him?You mean a T-800?
Dan
posted 12-19-2002 12:20 AM PT (US) Kevin
Romulan
Be afraid... be very afraid.
posted 12-19-2002 06:30 AM PT (US) Quill
Romulan
Well...it was attached to The Two Towers, and I will admit that it plays better on the big screen. The crowd seemed very responsive to it.I have no doubt that it will pale in comparison to T2, but hopefully it won't stink on ice.
posted 12-20-2002 07:43 AM PT (US) dgoldwas
Romulan
quote:
Originally posted by Quill:
The crowd seemed very responsive to it.Well... was it a positive response?
I posit that you could put any wretched piece of crap trailer in front of LOTR:TTT and get an audience to be "excited" during the opening weekend because their excitement for LOTR is spilling over into everything around it. Heck, they probably were giddy when the godawful "Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers" short film started....
Dan
posted 12-20-2002 08:20 AM PT (US) Ed
Romulan
The crowd at the Cinerama Dome in LA on Wednesday was VERY responsive...They groaned and then booed.
[Message edited by Ed on 12-20-2002]
posted 12-20-2002 12:12 PM PT (US) scoreguy16
Romulan
This trailer made me giggle! I like it.Clayton
posted 12-20-2002 12:56 PM PT (US) Swashbuckler
Romulan
The crowd I saw the film with responded to it the way I did... that the film looks like it has a direct-to-video story with better production values.Oy.
posted 12-20-2002 02:17 PM PT (US) justin boggan
Romulan
quote:
Heck, they probably were giddy when the godawful "Coca-Cola Refreshing Filmmakers" short film started....Dan
LOL! Right on the nose Dan. I hate those damn commercials. Commercials before the movie!!!!! If it wasn't bad enough that we have to listen to like 10 trailers, more than half of which are god awful, at a loud loud setting that burst your eardrums, now we have commercials. Do i have to bring my ear plugs and blindfold to the theater now? Man alive!
Anyone want to start taking bets as to exactly HOW BAD this movie will be? Poor Beltrami going down with a quickly sinking ship. The Terminator was a good couple of movies. Wouldn't it have been wonderful if Arnold's character died the way he did in T2 and another movie was never made? posted 12-20-2002 02:49 PM PT (US) Quill
Romulan
Many folks clapped...but heh...I'm not really changing my position--this movie does not look so good.
posted 12-20-2002 05:35 PM PT (US) SPQR
Romulan
It depends what kinda crowd you see it with. In front of TTT at the midnight show in Santa Monica with the hipster crowd the trailer was heckled and booed, and the line, "she'll be back", received fullsome jeers. At the Bridge de lux in Culver City however, with a very different demographic, Arnold got huge cheers.
posted 12-20-2002 07:13 PM PT (US) Hasta
Romulan
SPQR,I'm not familiar with the Bridge de lux... did the attendents there arrive on a little yellow bus?
posted 12-20-2002 09:20 PM PT (US) jonathan_little
Romulan
Actually, my favorite part of the movie theaters is the 30 second "exit location" footage. Gotta love that scratched up dirty looking film from 1958 with a barely understandable optical audio track.[Message edited by jonathan_little on 12-20-2002]
posted 12-20-2002 10:30 PM PT (US) SPQR
Romulan
It was my first attendance at the Bridge. Rather impressive for a movie theatre complex. Apart from the regular screening rooms which boast impressive sound systems, first class tiered, airliner seating and ample leg room it also boasts an IMAX screen and what they refer to as The Director's Screening Room. It has a bar and restaurant, and prior to film starts they sell confections from a trolley in the theatres themselves.My 3rd viewing of TTT was here and I will be returning there for my 4th viewing to catch it on the large format screen. It offered a most satisfying viewing/reclining experience.
Incredibly, up until I noted the special mention of it in the theatre listings for TTT, I'd essentially ignored this place since it opened a year and a half ago. Butted up against the 405 in that no-man's land that is Sepulvada and Centinela I had never considered the venue especially inviting. I guess I know different now.
NP: Blue Planet posted 12-20-2002 10:49 PM PT (US) Jeron
Romulan
The Bridge is a great theater... SPQR, you should check out The Grove as well. Really nice place. Those two are probably my favorite theaters in the LA area. I caught FOTR at the Bridge last year - a very enjoyable experience.Jeron
posted 12-21-2002 02:06 AM PT (US) dgoldwas
Romulan
quote:
Originally posted by Jeron:
The Bridge is a great theater... SPQR, you should check out The Grove as well. Really nice place. Those two are probably my favorite theaters in the LA area. I caught FOTR at the Bridge last year - a very enjoyable experience.Agreed - both theaters are nice, if not a tad pricey....
Caught the T3 trailer with a crowd yesterday at the Mann Village (one of my fave theaters), and rection was rather persnickety.....heh...
Dan
posted 12-21-2002 09:00 AM PT (US) SPQR
Romulan
I've done a walk-though of the Grove and took note of the grand theatre atrium, but haven't gotten around to actually seeing a movie there yet.
posted 12-21-2002 01:55 PM PT (US) dgoldwas
Romulan
quote:
Originally posted by SPQR:
I've done a walk-though of the Grove and took note of the grand theatre atrium, but haven't gotten around to actually seeing a movie there yet.Ahh - it's a good theater complex. I went to go see SIGNS there, and it was in some random theater (like, theater 8) and it was digitally projected! Talk about an unexpected surprise!
Dan
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