Actually how many people would be interested in another Terminator movie?

Way back during the 90's and Terminator 2 era, I always wanted to see what the futuristic war between man and machine would be like.

Terminator 4 was a pretty bad movie though. None of the performances were any good, and the action was bleh. Mostly, we just didn't care about Terminator anymore. I mean at the time there was a TV series and then this new movie and we already had less-than-happy memories of T3...

But who here would be interested to see yet another movie, also set during the war-time era?

It was a decent action flick. I'd pay to watch another.

I'd watch another.

T3 and T4 were abominations, and I'd prefer to not see T1 and T2 violated yet again.

I may be one of the only people who didn't mind T4 and actually enjoyed a great deal of it. Yes, it could've been better but I find it in no way worse than T3 which was decent. I know I'm going to get bashed becuase I don't agree with the consensus that only T1 and 2 are any good but I like anything that has to do with the Terminator Universe. I think the reason I liked it was because I had been waiting with anticipation for a movie set in the war-torn future and I also like Christian Bale. So to answer the question, I would definitely see another Terminator movie. I just hope it's in 3D.

I didn't mind Salvation all that much.

If another movie was made and kept to the realism that Salvation had, I'd dig it.

I may be one of the only people who didn't mind T4 and actually enjoyed a great deal of it. Yes, it could've been better but I find it in no way worse than T3 which was decent. I know I'm going to get bashed becuase I don't agree with the consensus that only T1 and 2 are any good but I like anything that has to do with the Terminator Universe. I think the reason I liked it was because I had been waiting with anticipation for a movie set in the war-torn future and I also like Christian Bale. So to answer the question, I would definitely see another Terminator movie. I just hope it's in 3D.

Sunfyre7896

I wouldn't really be interested. I loved the 1st one, and the 2nd was pretty good, but since then they've been terrible. Overall it's just another series that I've basically given up hope on and hoped would die without any more terrible sequels.

Saw salvation, it sucked.

I enjoyed T3 though.

No.

Just no....

Wasn't real crazy about the last one but if done right i would watch another

I've seen the first one and I've seen Salvation and I wasn't impressed by either.

Terminator 1 and Terminator 2 were great. Terminator 3 was passable.

Terminator 4 was "uninspired action movie, starring an actor who thinks he is Batman for the first half of the film".

I'd be interested if they made a movie in the spirit of the flashbacks in the first Terminator movies, but even then I'd be skeptical.

The 3rd and 4th Terminator movies were utter crap. So, no.

Only if Edward Furlong came back.

What? None of them were terrible movies. There were some parts of each movie I wish they changed around..(ending of salvation, random parts of T3)

If they make it near the 1st 2 and not the previous 2 in quality.

No, Terminator 1 and 2 were great and those are the only ones that deserves to be remembered as part of the Terminator series.

You know why they were so great, believe able characters you could sympathise with and the non campy feeling. "Talk to the hand" really? What the hell was that director thinking? "Hey gay culture stuff is really popular and so is this whole black slang, let's have Arnie do both. I'm so smart."

Remember the flashback futuristic war scenes in T1? I would definitely be down to watch a new terminator that stays true to these flashbacks while adding some fancy new effects.

depends on who directs, i didn't like the last one much.

excluding #3, they have all been improvements upon eachother. T1 was great, T2 was better, T3 we dont talk about, and T4 was freaking epic super fun time

a 5th one would be awesome and, considering the fact its an action movie, its ok for the films to go on and on and on and on...

I think people have had enough. Way too many dissapointments the past decade(though i quite very much enjoyed The Sarah Connor Chronicles). I'd say leave it alone for 8-10 years maybe and then go back to revisit it to see if peoples interest come back. Kind of like what they did with Star Trek.

Way back during the 90's and Terminator 2 era, I always wanted to see what the futuristic war between man and machine would be like.

Terminator 4 was a pretty bad movie though. None of the performances were any good, and the action was bleh. Mostly, we just didn't care about Terminator anymore. I mean at the time there was a TV series and then this new movie and we already had less-than-happy memories of T3...

But who here would be interested to see yet another movie, also set during the war-time era?

thattotally

A Future War movie would essentially be a prequel to The Terminator. And...I'm sure that everyone here knows about the inhgerent flaws of prequels.

Bottom line is that the series has pretty much run its course. There's absolutely no need for any more movies, and it's arguable that there was no need for any more movies after the first or the second. The franchise at this point has simply become more important than any artistic merit. It's basically equivalent to like, the seventh installment of the Hellraiser series. At that point,m fans aren't watching because there's a srory to be told, they're watching so that they can see Pinhead.

Go back and watch the first Terminator. The ideas were bigger than the monster, instead the monster was just a device for communicating ideas. Fast forward to now, and anyone who wants another Terminator basically only wants it in order to see more of the monsters. It's exactly what happened to the Alien series.

So no...we don't need any more Terminator movies. If someone really wants to see a futuristic war movie with humans fighting machines, then that can easily be accomplished without bringing Terminator into the equation.

I didn't think Salvation was that bad. It wasn't nearly as good as the first 3 but it was enjoyable action flick. If another one if made I'd probably go see it.

No, Terminator 1 and 2 were great and those are the only ones that deserves to be remembered as part of the Terminator series.

You know why they were so great, believe able characters you could sympathise with and the non campy feeling. "Talk to the hand" really? What the hell was that director thinking? "Hey gay culture stuff is really popular and so is this whole black slang, let's have Arnie do both. I'm so smart."

m25105

In all fairness, that was really just an extension of what was going on in Terminator 2. When the T-800 takes the sunglasses, hops onto the motorcycle and then "Bad to the Bone" starts playing, I don't see how that's NOT campy as hell.

And the Terminator was trying to emulate people's behaviour. I don't see "talk to the hand" as being fundamentally much different than T2's "Hasta la vista, baby" or "I need a vacation".

Only if Arnold was in it. Which he's going to!:D

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No, Terminator 1 and 2 were great and those are the only ones that deserves to be remembered as part of the Terminator series.

You know why they were so great, believe able characters you could sympathise with and the non campy feeling. "Talk to the hand" really? What the hell was that director thinking? "Hey gay culture stuff is really popular and so is this whole black slang, let's have Arnie do both. I'm so smart."

MrGeezer

In all fairness, that was really just an extension of what was going on in Terminator 2. When the T-800 takes the sunglasses, hops onto the motorcycle and then "Bad to the Bone" starts playing, I don't see how that's NOT campy as hell.

And the Terminator was trying to emulate people's behaviour. I don't see "talk to the hand" as being fundamentally much different than T2's "Hasta la vista, baby" or "I need a vacation".

I want to see what the intro of T2 had going on. If they can make a movie full of action scenes like that, add great acting and story, then I'll be interested.

I just want to see the humans and robots battle it out, I'd be happy with that.

I never really cared for the Terminator series.

I enjoyed Salvation, wasn't too keen on the 3rd one. It was a bit of a rehash of the second one. Salvation was something different.