TheCheese33: Not looking forward to it. It seems like it's the latest classic action franchise Fox has toned down for younger audiences. If I'm going to see a Terminator movie, it sure as hell isn't for the plot; it's for an unstoppable machine to lay waste to the countryside, ripping apart anyone that stands in his/her way. I don't want to pay $7 to watch a movie that's been trimmed down for the kiddies by the same guy who censored "Yippie-kie-yay motherf**ker!" in Live Free or Die Hard, and also removed all the gore from the theatrical version of Hitman, then be expected to pay $20 or $40 (depending if it's good enough to own on Blu-Ray) to see the uncut edition.
Worse yet, I know that plenty of children are going to see it, because while waiting for Wolverine to start up, a trailer for the movie popped up, and the oohs and aahs wouldn't stop. Children that are in the stages of youth where they have to read every damn word that appears on the screen like they're watching Blue's Clues. Congratulations, kid, you know how to read giant words on a large screen just like everyone else in the theater. Now shut up while I try to watch the movie!
It's a sad, sad day when the only way I can escape being in a room full of obnoxious, unintelligent children who don't know the difference between a good movie and a bad one is to purposely find the one movie obscene enough that the parents won't take their kids to see it, which is usually as brain-dead as they are. Netflix, here I come, and here I will stay (for the most part)!
Aren't you a kid too (ie high schooler)? Not that I'm much older, only 22. But if I remember correctly, you thought that Blade Runner was too slow. I'm kind of tipsy, so I'm not trying to start anything here, just saying. Also, kids can watch The Wizard of Oz, but that doesn't make it less of a masterpiece, or Ratatouille.
