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McG Blogs T4, First Concept Art

By Sam (Admin) | May 23, 2008 (6:35 pm) | More: Featured, Terminator 4 Movie News

“Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins” is officially in production, and Warner Bros. has created a production blog that T4 director McG will be using to communicate with the fans and, every now and then, dole out a piece of goody or two. Warner did this with “Watchmen” as well, with director Zack Snyder doing the same thing, and it looks like McG plans on following in his footsteps. This is great stuff, I have to admit, because I love it when directors go to the people and show us snippets from the movie, instead of hiding it in their drawers and waiting for their studio’s PR hounds to send out the goodies to one or two movie sties. That’s just crap, and they seem to know it now. Good for them, I say.

Here’s a snippet from McG’s first post:

We’ve officially started principal photography on Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins. Like you guys, I’ve been a long-time fan of the series and I understand your passion for the Terminator movies — and it’s my full intention to deliver a film that lives up to the previous three installments. I’ve spent time with James Cameron, spoken to Arnold Schwarzenegger, gone over the story with Jonah Nolan, and enlisted Stan Winston.

You can read the rest of it at the Official T4 Blog. He doesn’t reveal too much, but then again, this is only his first post, so what do you expect?

He did, though, gave us the below picture — concept artwork of a post-apocalyptic American city with a Skynet airborne Hunter Killer hovering above. Nice!

T4 Concept Art

T4 Concept Art

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Paul on May 25, 2008 Subscribed to comments via email

I haven’t read the Blog post, yet, but it seems to me like McG might have his head screwed on straight for this. I do hope he will go in a new direction for his own benefit, and the benefit of the fans as he builds this movie more in line with Terminator and Terminator 2, and learns from the mistakes of T3. God, I would love to have written for this movie.

 
Amy on May 28, 2008 Subscribed to comments via email

Are you bringing back the Sarah Conner Chronicles? It seems whenenver something good does come on the TV, for what ever reason it is yanked off and replaced with some stupid Reality show. Don’t get me wrong some of them are not bad, but come on do we really need to see the Bachelor or the Bachelorette sucking face with 25 different prospective partners? Remember Adults are not the only ones watching this stuff. Remember after President Clinton and Monica’s little escapade, teens now think that oral sex is not considered having sex? If reality shows are what we are forced to view after working all day and dealing with reality, at least make them something we can enjoy. At least with the Sarah Conner chronicles it took our minds out of the realm of reality and into the fantasy of SiFi, a way to escape the reality of the day we left at work.

 
Paul on May 28, 2008 Subscribed to comments via email

There was an official announcement a few days ago that, indeed, T: SCC is coming back for a second season. Apparently, Fox has already picked up the remainder of the first season -remember the writer’s strike? Well, we didn’t get a whole season as a result- and the whole of a second season. However, in a few days a bunch of actors are set to walk out on strike, now, so there’s no telling if we’ll get the whole season again or not.

 
Pwhndvve on August 9, 2008

Rimsky went the dazzlingly buy cytotec then announced daughters.

 
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