I'm cautiously optimistic. I'm certainly in favour of doing something with the time travel idea rather than leaving multiple continuities flapping around in the breeze, but that can go horribly wrong, and we've had two pretty poor films.
Yeah that whole PG13 thing that goes on nowadays just so they can maximize the income. In my day we'd all sneak in and watch rated movies and it was part of the fun, seeing what we weren't supposed to see.
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Interesting. The premise sounds similar to The Sarah Connor Chronicles--I wonder if they'll try to tie in anything from the show.
ReplyDelete(Sorry if this posts three times. Blogspot seems to be choking on my snail-slow connection.)
I doubt it connects directly, but it sure looks like the Sarah Connor Chronicles inspired this.
DeleteI'm cautiously optimistic. I'm certainly in favour of doing something with the time travel idea rather than leaving multiple continuities flapping around in the breeze, but that can go horribly wrong, and we've had two pretty poor films.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course it will be PG-13.
Yeah that whole PG13 thing that goes on nowadays just so they can maximize the income. In my day we'd all sneak in and watch rated movies and it was part of the fun, seeing what we weren't supposed to see.
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