massimilianogoi on 7/6/2009 at 05:18

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Well, after seeing it I have many questions:

[SPOILER]1-) Why the Marcus Wright's brain and heart are not damaged, since when he was re-created, it had his own brain, even if interfaced with some electronic implant, and his own heart, while the lethal injection would have destroyed or damaged at least the heart functions, and subsequently, after more of 30 seconds without oxygen, damaged also the brain?

2-) how the heck they could implant the Marcus's heart into John, in a hospital camp, without testing before the compatibility of the tissues, and after the heart was shocked with an electrical shock?

3-) It was skynet to re-create Marcus?? Then why the female doctor cancer diseased told to him before he was executed that he would have a second chance??

4-) How they managed to put cybernetic implants to him without making him a sole scare?

5-) How the heck it's possible that they builded up an artificial perfect shaped Markus's skull and muscles?

6-) Why when he contracted the mouth we saw his mandible muscle contracting, and when he had the face devastated we saw at theri place two little pistons moving? This is pure folly....

7-) Well, it's clear that he had a red terminator-like eye apple, then why he didn't noticed anything when he reawaked? We see that skynet shows red images when it plays the registration done through Marcus. If I see everything red, surely I would think that something goes wrong...

8-) Why skynet would have to build those T-800, human like robot, even placing in them the artificial mandibles, while they were used just for direct war, not for infiltrating? This would be a resources waste....

9-) Why skynet would have to build antropomorph machines? (I mean, other the T-800, that big robot that captures the human) T'would be more practical building some robot war specific NOT antropomorph, I though something with three legs and the Gatlin minigun integrated.

This film is full of non-senses.... :nono:[/SPOILER]

Muzman on 7/6/2009 at 08:21

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I'm hoping it shows up on youtube sooner or later, for convenience. But their youtubing and editing is wildly inconsistent, often missing the good bits. Still everyone should listen to Kermode's review of the film, particularly if you were a little disappointed. It's downright hilarious. As are the letters later on listing its references to other films.
(http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/fivelive/kermode/kermode_20090605-1633a.mp3)

nicked on 7/6/2009 at 17:21

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"McG is Michael Bay's less talented cousin."

LOL, that is quite an achievement.

massimilianogoi on 8/6/2009 at 03:29

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hahaahahahahahah :laff:

Chimpy Chompy on 8/6/2009 at 19:17

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I thought it was alright. It's not up there with the first two, with some bits that don't quite make sense or felt like filler, but it's a solid sci-fi thriller.

Couple of things I liked were the way the resistance is closer to a fully-fledged military rather than just rag-tag guerillas, and also the brief appearance of the Ahnuld model.