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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Release Date: July 02, 2003
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Plot
John Connor is now in his early twenties. Now a female terminator is after him called T-X or Terminatrix. The T-800 is sent back through time to protect John once again on the verge of the rise of the machines.
News and Reviews
News
07/18/02 -
Terminator 3 star Nick Stahl is relieved the new film is so good - because he's the sci-fi movie series' biggest fan. Stahl, who
replaces Edward Furlong as John Connor in the latest sequel, calls 1991's Terminator 2 his favorite movie when he was growing up -
so he's delighted Rise of the Machines, which is currently filming, looks even better than its predecessor. He says, "I saw the first
one when I was really young. The second one was probably one of my favorite movies growing up. So I've seen that many times. It
was a really interestingly conceived sort of story. And it's a great kind of commercial mix of dark, dark action and comedy. But I
think the main aim was to basically up the stakes from the last one and to make the newest one even more groundbreaking. Because the
second one, really nothing like that had been done before. And so I think in order to match that kind of enthusiasm, they have to really try that
much harder as far as the story and the actual filming goes. And the effects, there's a lot of effects that are done these days that weren't
available 10 years ago. In that way, visually, it's gonna be more realistic. It's hard to know how it's going to turn out, but if the script says
anything I would say that it's definitely as good, if not better, than the last one." And Stahl, star of indie hits In the Bedroom and Bully, is
unconcerned about replacing Furlong's notable performance as Connor in the previous Terminator. He adds, "I'm not trying to imitate anything
about the character that's been done. I just don't think that that's really realistic or that's even possible. You have to kind of use your own
arsenal. So I've really just tried to kind of make it my own," he says.
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