Monday, June 1, 2009
ahhahaha lol i am back >.<
anyways~ last friday i went to watch terminators salvation with sum of my old and new friends...
ok OK!!! its not like a am a fan of terminators or anything >.> but.. througout the whole movie i kept asking my friend whats going on.. hahhaha overall i rate the movie 4.5/.... good special effects and story plot.. hahaa :P
Anyways.. for those who haven't watched it... here a review
Terminator Salvation is much the same way, entertaining but ultimately unnecessary, despite the promise of the robot apocalypse we've hungrily anticipated since Kyle Reese first spoke of it to Sarah Connor. And on the surface, it all makes sense – to illustrate the future war and reveal a portrait of the world-weary, battle-hardened John Connor, rapidly approaching the time when he must decide to sacrifice his father in order to save himself.
The story to Terminator Salvation finds John Connor – no longer the tortured adolescent seen in previous films – now simply a high-ranking soldier in what we know will one day become his own personal army. Grizzled and hardened, Christian Bale's version of Connor seems in many ways more detached and emotionally robotic than his cyborg counterpart, a machine named Marcus (played here by Sam Worthington) who fully believes himself to be human. Clearly, the film would have this take you by surprise – since the realization of just what Marcus is comes about half-way through the film – but since this vital bit of information is revealed in the trailer, the audience is effectively robbed of what should have been a substantial and emotionally gripping twist. And with Skynet unveiling kill orders for both Connor and a young recruit by the name of Kyle Reese – the two of whom have yet to meet – and the Resistance's development of a virus that could conceivably shut down every machine connected to the Skynet network, Connor and Marcus must work together to ensure Reese's safety and orchestrate the potential defeat of the robots, once and for all.
(review taken from IGN)
haha thats all for now.
cheers
anyways~ last friday i went to watch terminators salvation with sum of my old and new friends...
ok OK!!! its not like a am a fan of terminators or anything >.> but.. througout the whole movie i kept asking my friend whats going on.. hahhaha overall i rate the movie 4.5/.... good special effects and story plot.. hahaa :P
Anyways.. for those who haven't watched it... here a review
Terminator Salvation is much the same way, entertaining but ultimately unnecessary, despite the promise of the robot apocalypse we've hungrily anticipated since Kyle Reese first spoke of it to Sarah Connor. And on the surface, it all makes sense – to illustrate the future war and reveal a portrait of the world-weary, battle-hardened John Connor, rapidly approaching the time when he must decide to sacrifice his father in order to save himself.
The story to Terminator Salvation finds John Connor – no longer the tortured adolescent seen in previous films – now simply a high-ranking soldier in what we know will one day become his own personal army. Grizzled and hardened, Christian Bale's version of Connor seems in many ways more detached and emotionally robotic than his cyborg counterpart, a machine named Marcus (played here by Sam Worthington) who fully believes himself to be human. Clearly, the film would have this take you by surprise – since the realization of just what Marcus is comes about half-way through the film – but since this vital bit of information is revealed in the trailer, the audience is effectively robbed of what should have been a substantial and emotionally gripping twist. And with Skynet unveiling kill orders for both Connor and a young recruit by the name of Kyle Reese – the two of whom have yet to meet – and the Resistance's development of a virus that could conceivably shut down every machine connected to the Skynet network, Connor and Marcus must work together to ensure Reese's safety and orchestrate the potential defeat of the robots, once and for all.
(review taken from IGN)
haha thats all for now.
cheers
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