Name: williams kristin
Subject: T1 1000
-- Mar 9, 2003 at 12:43AM
take me please I want the T1 1000 to take me instead of john please take me please.
Name: Kerry Douglas Dye Responds
Subject: Re: Guy Movie of the Week, 5/10/99: Terminator 2
-- Dec 30, 2002 at 9:05AM
Terry, you've got serious comprehension issues. Here's how it breaks down. I don't remember any of the actual dates, so let's talk about 2 eras which I'll call "Now" (that is, 1984 or whenever Sarah is a waitress) and "The age of the machines" (that is, when terminators ruled the land and humanity was struggling against extinction).
Here's the timeline: in The Age of the Machines, Kyle is, say, 30 years old. J.C. sends him back in time to Now. At this point he's still 30 years old. After saving and impregnating Sarah Connor in Now, he dies, still at age 30 years.
So when/why do you think he became an old man?
Name: Terry
Subject: Guy Movie of the Week, 5/10/99: Terminator 2
-- Dec 29, 2002 at 7:44PM
In 1980 something he is in his "20's" when he gets Sarah pregnant, right? So John sends him back to protect Sarah and John has to be in his 20's, 30's right? So if I do the math he should be in his 40's minimum. And why did he still look like the younger age while back into the future, when the picture was burning up? But I am more interested in how you explain the timeline. Is it circular? Because it seems that it cannot be linear. I appreciate your help.
Name: Kerry Douglas Dye Responds
Subject: Re: Questions?
-- Dec 27, 2002 at 1:54PM
I assume you're referring to The Terminator, not T2? Where on Earth do you get the idea Reese has to be 50 or 60?
And he got the picture from John Connor.
Name: Terry
Subject: Questions?
-- Dec 27, 2002 at 12:39PM
Can anyone explain the timeline with Reese coming back in time as a twenty something, when he had to be 50-60 before he was sent back? And how did he have the picture of Sarah in the future when he looked 20 something?
Name: Steve
Subject: T2 questions
-- Dec 21, 2001 at 5:04PM
Don't get me wrong--I loved both T1 and T2, but there are some problems I have:
.>If only living material could be transported with the time machine, wouldn't it prevent T1000 from going through?
.>Same thing, only with the Old Model Terminator: wouldn't he appear as a boneless heap, with the endoskeleton left behind in the time machine?
.>What of the "inventor" of the technology that led up to Skynet? He would have been in 'protective custody' by the time Sarah found out about him. She would have broken into a house full of nasty little machines with Uzis.
Name: Heather
Subject: Time paradoxes
-- Mar 24, 2001 at 3:32AM
There are lots of "scientific&quo t; theories about time trips. Certainly nothing but real invention of the "time mashine" can submit or destroy any of them. But I cannot find any logical base for this two films. One of them - I think the second - must be paradoxal. But if there is the third, there will be no logic at all in this, because everybody can see there was no nuclear war in 1997.
And what about the film itself, not to think about physics and philosofy, it's the movie I like most of all - but I'm not sure that it's not infrasound resonance or something like that...
Name: herb
Subject: linda hamilton
-- Feb 25, 2001 at 2:56PM
does anyone know her e-mail address?
Name: chris ruff
Subject: an accent-free hyper-metal alloy...
-- Dec 8, 2000 at 1:18PM
I wanna know if Chris Carter is gonna make good use of our knowledge of Robert Patrick in an episode this year? like maybe he could morph into Mulder or something of the ilk.
just thinking here....
Name: The Editors Respond
Subject: Re: morphing
-- Nov 16, 2000 at 7:03AM
> the first time morpging
> was used was in "the
> abyss".
Indeed--like the water arm that turned from just regular water to Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's face. A nice effect, but not nearly as startling as the "person morphing into another person" referenced above. For that, we had to wait for this, and Michael Jackson's "Black or White" video.
Name: meny
Subject: morphing
-- Nov 16, 2000 at 6:55AM
the first time morpging was used was in "the abyss".
Name: Jimmy
Subject: terminator 2
-- Feb 18, 2000 at 9:26PM
I think this arguably one of the best science fiction movies ever, the effects were amazing
Name: dud
Subject: re: what are you thinkin?
-- Feb 2, 2000 at 5:53PM
Does make one wonder about danny boy's criteria, doesn't it?
Name: Havok
Subject: what are you thinkin?
-- Jan 13, 2000 at 11:42PM
T2 best movie ever??? hehehehehe *fallz down in fitz of laughter*
Name: daniel
Subject: terrminator 2
-- Jan 13, 2000 at 7:09PM
terminator 2 is the best movie ever, period.
Name: Robby
Subject: Humanick
-- Oct 15, 1999 at 3:02AM
T2 is without a doubt one of the greatest sci fi-action flicks ever made. 4 stars.
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