Posts Tagged ‘Terminator’
Trailer for Keanu Reeves’ Side by Side documentary is here
I'm a fan of documentaries, and this one is no exception - Keanu Reeves, interviewing some of the most successful living directors in the world, about 35mm film. Most people tend to hate on Keanu, but I really like his acting and his work in general. But to see him doing a documentary is very interesting - projects like that come from a passion...
Arnie’s Back for the Fifth Time
It's fifth time lucky for The Terminator to save the world and to blow our minds once again, with Arnie as the Terminator, plus the possibility of the original Sarah Connor being cast. Shrugging off comments that he may be too old for an action hero part, the 63-year-old former Californian Governor is back to play the heroic...
Spielberg considering Jurassic Park reboot
Yeah, I'm not incredibly pleased either, but the legendary Steven Spielberg ponders either returning to, or rebooting Jurassic Park is still an important event. Reboots are common, but there are certain films that it's best not to touch. Die Hard, Indiana Jones, The Godfather, Star Wars, oh, and Jurassic Park. The reason you don't reboot these...
Arnie and Stan Lee to make “The Governator” cartoon series
Yeah, I'm not entirely sure what to say either, other than this sounds like a crazy mix-up of generic action-hero Arnie waffle and the genius of Stan Lee combined with the Terminator. I'm not entirely sure how he went from being a muscled superman, to an actor, to the Governor of California, but Arnold Schwarzenegger has had one hell of a...
Arnie considering comeback film “Wings as Eagles”
Oh yes. The king of action cinema (sorry, Chuck Norris) is back, and he's eyeing up a film set during WWII. Go go gadget Governator! Bar a brief cameo in The Expendables, Arnie's been gone from the movie scene for quite a while, and it feels more than a little bit empty without his comically unchangeable accent and massive guns. At sixty, he's...
James Cameron receives Milestone Award from Producer’s Guild of America
James Cameron, director of the billion-dollar Avatar, has been given the Milestone Award by the PGA for his incredible achievements in filmmaking. James Cameron has been a household name for decades now. Known as the incredibly visionary mind behind major blockbusters and genre-redefining films such as Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement...
The Outer Limits coming to cinemas
The Outer Limits, the TV sci-fi anthology show that made sure you never adjusted your set is being adapted by MGM into a full-length feature film. This is a breakaway approach to film adaptations for Hollywood - the usual suspects are books, comics, older films, and TV shows that have recurring characters and are slightly less "cult" than The...
The movie industry's ten easy steps to time travel…
Understanding the space-time continuum can be a total head fuck - has the future already happened if the past has changed? Is it incest if your pre-birth mum kisses you? How easy is it to go back and buy shares in Microsoft? It boggles the mind. Fear not, though, movieland has all the answers*. Here are the industry's top ten tips to transcending...
Terminator Salvation director McG confirms he won't be revisiting Charlie's Angels
Looks like working with Christian Bale on Terminator Salvation has gone to McG's head... The director has confirmed that he'll never make another Charlie's Angels movie again because he wants to concentrate sci-fi flicks..."I'm trying to grow and work in genres that I'm most comfortable working in. I got started in Charlie's Angels, and I wish...
Christian Bale almost put-off working on Termination Salvation because of McG's lack of Christian name
Out of everyone, you'd think that Christian 'Bale-out' would know not to judge someone on a nickname. However, the actor has confessed that he was dubious about working with director McG in Terminator Salvation because he was suspicious of his odd one-word moniker. "There's a hurdle for starters, working with somebody called McG. And listen he's...
10 Crap Movie Sequels we love to hate
There's no greater cash cow for Hollywood than a movie franchise, but while a series might guarantee an audience, does a sequel equal success? There are some sequels so bad that they almost manage to hog the limelight from the original... Let the show begin: Speed 2: Cruise Control Even himbo Keanu Reeves has the sense to stay away from this...
