QUOTE(6so @ Dec 13 2014, 11:18 AM)
Brah!!!! Stick with your argument point lorr and not switching goalpost everytime.
Salvation just not in anywhere a better version of T1 or T2.Just remember why I loathed Salvation so much because it resembles too much of those RE movies.Again If you dig RE movies,great for you.
FYI there are reputable (in your words)"wizard of oz"-type of film directors.Takashi Miike,Spike Jonze,Terry Gilliam,Gaspar Noe,Michel Gondry,Kim Ki Duk,David Lynch,David Cronenberg,Sono Sion,and many more.
There are tremendous film directors and good movies to be found if you are open minded about it.Ooops you dislike movie critics because their opinion differs from yours.
The thing about movie critics is they are passionate to promote and share new film directors.Without them buzzing Nolan's The Following,do u think studio will fast track to make Memento.Same goes for Pulp Fiction.The score isn't everything but rather an idea to find newer movies experience and film directors.
Have you watch Snowpiercer,Automata,John Wick or A Hard Day. These are not those heavy oscar bait movies but just smart entertaining action movies in 2014. Look when movies not my cup of tea,I simply won't stop other people from liking their cup of tea.
Hey I wasn't shifting goal post, just saying.
I think there are 2 type of fans of the terminator movie franchise. There are those that just enjoy the actions, guns blazing, hasta la vista baby, being intrigued by human cyborg...kinda don't have to think much, but enjoy all the action + a American Austrian accent one-liners.
What I think some f I feel salvation move into a wee more thinking for your ordinary fans of the franchise. Some understood, many didn't.
Hey you made your reasons known, I respect that. I sure do hope as the testimony of several forumers here too dislike T3. To us it the least, T3 seems like an kinda outcast movie, casting of the roles were not quite there. Action seemed the same same fare or less
What some fans of this series/franchise can identify for example; what they like, for example a memorable action scene in each particular Terminator movie series.
T1 - seeing for the very first time how Arnie,T800 reveal itself the hard cool metal beneath the flesh. It was mind blowing back then seeing a very well built mr.universe arnie withstanding hail of bullets and all. Hurray Arnie!
T2 - the awesomeness of the large truck chase bike. scene where a superior t1000 could take what is given, man that. Arnie in the Harley jump!
and scarying the shite of movie goers where a smaller terminator could morph. Dude, a killer cyborg can transform into liquid metal! Hastalavista Arnie
t3 - I don't remember much. Oh yah, ok girl terminator
T4 - the fight for survival in the begining, where John Connor, the helicopter crash in a "seemingly" single shot scene & the fight with those terminators., and the awesome terminator bikes!! What ruined salvation for me as I said was Marcus wright. He may have received commendable credit for his role here and of avatar (I didnt enjoy avatar. Sorry world, I found it terribly zzz). He is no main lead, can't carry a film. He is no next Russell Crowe
Some talking point in my head, whenever I get to rewatch any of these movies, I kinda always look forward to watching these scenes again. Well, my guess too for those yearning for action sequences
Many talking point I read why many felt dissatisfied of t4 salvation was there is very little Arnie. That 1-2 minutes of all glory of Arnie is just not enough. People pay to watch terminator because of Arnold T800!
Okay let's not get overboard on this t1, t2, t3, t4. Let's move on
It to arrive at the theaters, the all new Terminator Genisys. Yeah more Arnie, even if he is older, he is still the hasta la vista Arnie the T800
the reason T5 gets made
This post has been edited by koolspyda: Dec 13 2014, 08:37 PM 
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