I don't mind running, I don't mind taking a few knocks. But hopefully it's just not 'Sam's an action dude. I wanted to bring a sense of weight and emotionality of doing Australian films and bring that into a bigger blockbuster, so you're not just kind of grunting and groaning and running around.
That's what I wanted and hopefully it came across. Sam: Well, I AM the weapon. It's not that hard, when you're running through a minefield and they're blowing shit up all around you it's not that hard to run faster. That's the way I look at it. Anton said you all worked on the script when you came to Albuquerque and worked out scenes. Sam: Yeah there was one scene where we were kind of teaching, with the rope, and it was crap and I said I wasn't gonna do it.
The script is a blueprint, which is what I kind of believe, and we're there to tell a story. Things have to develop. The script is like an infant and when you're making it it becomes a teenager-everyone is yelling and fighting and rebelling.
And in that scene it wasn't working. It was one of the lamest gags I'd ever read. I said 'we don't have to become friends, let's bond another way. My job is to come in and help McG facilitate the movie and facilitate his vision in the film.
And however I do that, my job is to come in and make the best story that I can tell and if that means taking the script and rejiggering it, then fine. Luckily we had a director who wanted input from everybody. He wasn't just 'I'm the director, this is what we're doing.
It tells a better story so we can stand by what we did. Sam: Yeah, I work it out with Jim. That's what he hired me for. I'm not a puppet, man. Either way, you're making it better. That's what it's about. It's not about being a fucking puppet or a monkey. It's about pinging it and making it alive.
Sam: You change certain things, you cut a lot of the stuff. I'm a big fan of less is more. You don't need to spell it all out. I'd rather So certain scenes I tweaked or go, 'that line is shit, can we get rid of it? You're investigating the script and trying to make it real and alive. So that kind of struggle and friction, you know, that's how a pearl is made, sand Sam: I've seen the latest cut. A lot of it isn't all rendered.
What's my thought on that? It's a fucking beast that's going to kick everybody in the head. Sam: He's a former Marine who goes to another planet to drive these remote controlled bodies called Avatars. That's basically it.
Totally different. With Jim it was 13 months non-stop, eight months of motion capture. This we shot four. Avatar was 13 for me and I was short. Jim's been working on it five years. Sam: Yeah. You see the playback in 3D. That's just the format Jim likes. He believes it brings the audience more into the screen.
It's not ooga-booga, it's literally you're looking around shit. And with it being photorealistic it actually pings in a lot better. Your brain starts to buy it. It doesn't get distracted and distanced. You believe you're on Pandora.
Sam: Yeah from what I've seen in 3D, yeah. It looks like we shot it in Hawaii, it's that fucking real. As a Series H hybrid Terminator, Marcus possesses enhanced strength and resistance to damage comparable to other Terminators.
Terminator: Salvation showcased less advanced predecessors to the T : the Ts are early model infiltrator units that featured combat endoskeletons that were sometimes covered with synthetic latex. However, because their 'rubber skins' were so primitive, human Resistance fighters could easily spot Ts. The T is the bridge to the T and is built for combat, possessing a more durable endoskeleton. The Ts and Ts could repair themselves but are incapable of independent thought and rely on Skynet for orders and programming.
Additionally, Terminator: Salvation showcased Moto-Terminators, including Harvesters, which are vehicular Terminators programmed to hunt down and capture humans.
Infected by machine phase matter, Connor's human genetic code is entirely rewritten until his body is comprised of billions of nanomachines. The T is many times stronger than the T, possesses faster reflexes, greater hand-to-hand combat abilities, can phase through attacks.
The T retains all of John Connor's human memories and can replicate human emotions and behavior. However, because the T's nanobots are held together by a magnetic field, this leaves this model of Terminator susceptible to high-level magnetic attacks; the T named Pops destroyed the T with the magnetic field generated by the Time Displacement Equipment.
Terminator: Dark Fate 's brand new model of Terminator, the Rev-9 is a fusion of the T, T, and T-X model Terminators: Rev-9 is equipped with an endoskeleton wrapped in a mimetic poly-alloy, but unlike the T-X, it can separate its two components, which can function and attack independently. Unlike the liquid metal T, Rev-9's morphing outer shell is carbon-based.
Additionally, Rev-9 has advanced programming allowing it to replicate human behavior and emotions, which, combined with its suite of advantages, promise to make the latest cyborg a more effective killing machine than its predecessors.
In addition, Terminator: Dark Fate will introduce a new type of tentacled Terminator to the saga. John Orquiola is a Features staff writer who has been with Screen Rant for four years. As a lover of film and film theory, John wrote humorous movie reviews on his blog, Back of the Head, which got him noticed by Screen Rant. John can be found on Twitter BackoftheHead if you want to see photos of the food he eats. By John Orquiola Published Oct 28, Man on a Ledge Nick Cassidy.
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