IF this releases similar to the T-1000 we're all good. Sometime in December hopefully. We just need some people to STFU about the little ******* things so HT's can rush this into production. After that 3 months is all it should take.
Agreed.

IF this releases similar to the T-1000 we're all good. Sometime in December hopefully. We just need some people to STFU about the little ******* things so HT's can rush this into production. After that 3 months is all it should take.
Agreed.We should just be thankful that we are getting T1 figures in the first place.
IF this releases similar to the T-1000 we're all good. Sometime in December hopefully. We just need some people to STFU about the little ******* things so HT's can rush this into production. After that 3 months is all it should take.
Never saw that before. Pretty cool, actually, but I prefer the film as it was released. Watching the film as a stand-alone, the future doesn't seem pre-determined in the way that it does with that scene included.<object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value="https://www.youtube.com/v/5NxCl_SmqAY?fs=1&hl=en_US"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="https://www.youtube.com/v/5NxCl_SmqAY?fs=1&hl=en_US" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object>
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My mind still has difficulties understanding how the Terminator universe would actually operate. How could Reese be the father of John Connor, yet only become his father after John Connor sends him into the past? The action by Connor had to happen first, otherwise there would be no Reese to father him. But without Reese, Connor doesn't exist. . .then the Endo chip leads to Terminators being created, but the only reason Cyberdyne had it was because of a Terminator sent back through time. Would they have developed Terminators anyway without it? These are some of those. . .
Never saw that before. Pretty cool, actually, but I prefer the film as it was released. Watching the film as a stand-alone, the future doesn't seem pre-determined in the way that it does with that scene included.
My mind still has difficulties understanding how the Terminator universe would actually operate. How could Reese be the father of John Connor, yet only become his father after John Connor sends him into the past? The action by Connor had to happen first, otherwise there would be no Reese to father him. But without Reese, Connor doesn't exist. . .then the Endo chip leads to Terminators being created, but the only reason Cyberdyne had it was because of a Terminator sent back through time. Would they have developed Terminators anyway without it? These are some of those. . .
I can't believe there are people complaining about this figure, it's AWESOME!
You can say that again
Having 2 different Johns would make some sense, and that the 2nd John would only come to be a leader as part of a self-fulfilling prophecy. But the fact that the pic of Sarah that Reese had looked exactly the same as the one she took would make that more problematic. Then, the 2nd time around, she basically tells John to send Reese in her recording. But for the first time, he would have had to have been sent through some other means. However it happened, it would seem to set off a different chain of events which would have slight or major changes on progressive iterations of events. Then, there would be infinite realities created where different series' of events led to the Terminators going back in time, etc.I always figured that the first timeline had a different father for John, I mean it would have to. Maybe Sarah Connor hooked up with some badd ass guy at Tech Noir after getting dumped. Who knows.
Then when the future came along, Reese volunteered (like he states in the movie) and ____s everything up (including Sarah).
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Time Travel movies never make sense. Back to the Future tries though. In fact, I don't recall any weird paradoxes.
That indie film from a couple years ago did a pretty good job, as I recall (can't remember the name of it). But the philosophical can of worms is just mind-boggling.Time Travel movies never make sense. Back to the Future tries though. In fact, I don't recall any weird paradoxes.
Watch Primer, destroys all time travel movies. ALL.
That indie film from a couple years ago did a pretty good job, as I recall (can't remember the name of it). But the philosophical can of worms is just mind-boggling.
If it happened in real life, then we would all surely know about it by now, right? Unless we were the first people to live through this point in time![]()
Back to the Future tries though. In fact, I don't recall any weird paradoxes.