Schwarzeneggaer back for the next Terminator

[Dreddz]

Arnold Schwarzenegger says 'I'll be back' to fifth Terminator movie - mirror.co.uk

Pretty big news just dropped today saying that Arnold has confirmed that he is going to appear in the next Terminator movie. Not quite sure what to make of this. I want Arnold back but he isn't in his prime anymore so how he'll handle this I'm unsure of.

Kind of surprised that he is down for another Terminator after he claimed he wouldn't go back to the franchise if James Cameron isn't involved. To be honest I'm not sure if I even want another Terminator if Cameron isn't there. T3 and T4 just didn't cut it. I'd much rather he teamed up with Cameron for the True Lies sequel that has been mentioned on and off for the last few years.

What do you lot think?

[NorthernChaosGod]

What are you talking about? There was no Terminator after Judgement Day.

[Dreddz]

What are you talking about? There was no Terminator after Judgement Day.

My heart is with you there. Gets me all teary eyed thinking about what happened.

[Depression Moon]

So the story of Salvation wasn't complete?

[Goldenboko]

So the story of Salvation wasn't complete?

Terminator, like all other good things, will be milked until its soul is dried and hollow. And I shall continue watching the sequels to fuel the monster. God. Bless. America.

[Shaibana]

hahahaha @ golden

ya... its so typical.. the cow is dead and still theyre milking it..
the Saw movies would be the biggest example for that

[DMKA]

T1 is a classic
T2 was wondeful
T3 is meh
T4 is MEEEEEEEHHHHH I CAN WATCH THIS...MAYBE...TO THE END...PERHAPS...I THINK

I can't imagine a fifth film being anything thing but awful.

Perhaps they should have Michael Bay or Roland Emmerich direct it. They're pretty good at squeezing the most entertainment out of an all but non-existent, terrible plot via over the top explosions.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

hahahaha @ golden

ya... its so typical.. the cow is dead and still theyre milking it..
the Saw movies would be the biggest example for that

Horror movies in general are famous for this. Jason, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street. Ugh.

T1 is a classic
T2 was wondeful
T3 is meh
T4 is MEEEEEEEHHHHH I CAN WATCH THIS...MAYBE...TO THE END...PERHAPS...I THINK

I can't imagine a fifth film being anything thing but awful.

Perhaps they should haveMichael Bay or Roland Emmerich direct it. They're pretty good at squeezing the most entertainment out of an all but non-existent, terrible plot via over the top explosions.

Please, no!!! He's like the Grim Reaper of successful franchises. He's an over-paid, over-hyped Uwe Boll.....

[Rocket Edge]

I can't really see how this is going to work. Arnie is like 63 or something like that right? I just don't think they can make a believable Terminator with a guy that age. T3 was stretching it already. I'm with you guys on James Cameron too - the series has missed him big time since T2 and hasn't been right since. Ironically I just watched T2 last night.

[DMKA]

Please, no!!! He's like the Grim Reaper of successful franchises.

Transformers: $709,709,780
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: $836,297,228

Hasbro disagrees.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

Call me sentimental but I watch a movie for the story, not to see a new line of merchandise for the Christmas season.

[Ouch!]

Say what you will about the lack of plot in a Michael Bay film, but the man knows how to direct actions scenes. That's a talent sorely lacking in Hollywood right now, replaced by shaking cameras and general incoherence.

[TrollHunter]

Call me sentimental but I watch a movie for the story, not to see a new line of merchandise for the Christmas season.

Call me simple but I watch a movie for the explosions and action, hence why the expendables was a very entertaining movie to me.

[NorthernChaosGod]

Call me sentimental, but I watch movies for more than one reason.

[charliepanayi]

Say what you will about the lack of plot in a Michael Bay film, but the man knows how to direct actions scenes. That's a talent sorely lacking in Hollywood right now, replaced by shaking cameras and general incoherence.

Yeah, mainly in Michael Bay films!

And let's not quote box office grosses for the Transformers franchise, it's far too depressing to see.