Cameron's biggest mistake was giving up the rights to Terminator

Jul 25, 2017
7:51:13pm

Seasider All-American

He is supposed to get those rights back in 2019 but does anyone have the appetite for more Terminator movies even if he's involved?

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James Cameron in talks to reinvent the Terminator franchise with a new trilogy.

byujacob

7/25/17 7:21pm

I'd be OK with that

Deleted

7/25/17 7:23pm

They've tried and failed twice. let it die.

carlstud

7/25/17 7:23pm

RE: They've tried and failed twice. let it die.

Peanut

7/25/17 7:45pm

hollywood is totally devoid of new ideas...

ds7

7/25/17 7:24pm

Studios are too reliant on franchises

Turnpike Lane

7/25/17 7:27pm

It's an easy cash cow. And easy to get financing and big actors

cougarmanguy

7/25/17 7:30pm

I have two ideas. One I'm currently writing and one just came to me today.

pink22

7/25/17 10:31pm

The last one where they rewrote the entire story

cougarmanguy

7/25/17 7:25pm

They could start with SkyNet origins. Tech now makes sense.

Turnpike Lane

7/25/17 7:25pm

Terminator/Avatar crossover. Set on the Titanic.

billyrust

7/25/17 7:33pm

Doesn't he have to complete 6 Avatar sequels first?

Hypnotoad

7/25/17 7:37pm

Just 3.

byujacob

7/25/17 7:41pm

"Just". The first Avatar sucked, can't imagine the next 3 being any better.

IceCreamButt

7/25/17 7:45pm

byujacob

7/25/17 7:47pm

In no world did Avatar 'suck'. Maybe cliche, but its at least decent

Dissenter

7/25/17 9:42pm

Looked decent but that's about it for me.

IceCreamButt

7/25/17 9:46pm

You didn't like dances with wolves in space?

Dissenter

7/25/17 9:51pm

No.

IceCreamButt

7/25/17 10:37pm

What are 2 more movies I'll never watch, Alex?

johnnycarson

7/25/17 7:45pm

Cameron's biggest mistake was giving up the rights to Terminator

Seasider

7/25/17 7:51pm

Everyone will complain about more reboots and then go pay $40 to see it

Gustav

7/25/17 8:04pm

I would never spend 40 on a movie ticket.

byujacob

7/25/17 8:11pm

I wouldn't either, but a couple tickets plus food adds up

Gustav

7/25/17 8:22pm

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East1999

7/25/17 8:08pm

Terminator 2 was a dang good film though. I just feel like anything else would

DrJaggers

7/25/17 8:20pm

No more re-invent. Just invent. Please. PLEASE

pink22

7/25/17 10:30pm

I disagree. I think we need another Spiderman treatment

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