R-Rating For TERMINATOR 5 Confirmed

I don't see why there was concern. Salvation was great, with or without the R.

Maybe this will bring Arnold back to the movie biz! lol

She says the film will be "...as God and James Cameron intended." I don't know about God, but not having James Cameron involved contradicts what she said. They should've stopped after T2. The story was over. They stopped Judgement Day from happening.

Salvation was a fresh take on the series, which was nice to see, but it was executed very poorly.

Leave Terminator alone!

It stoped being interesting after Judgement Day.

Morty: Agreed that a terminator should go back and take care of the third and fourth movies. How many Terminator stories can be done before enough paradoxes are created to damage the time/space continuum?

T2 had the perfect ending to the whole thing. Why add any more to it, unless you're filling in the time between the first two movies.

This was never meant to be a franchise in the first place! James Cameron ended it with Judgement Day and the studios just kept making more crap and then selling the rights on to another studio to make more crap.

The sad thing is that they know fanboys are stupid enough to part with their cash on any make-it-up-as-you-go-along flick as long as it has special effects in it!

Obviously, T1 and T2 were great. I haven't seen Salvation yet but I really liked Rise of the Machines. That may have had something to do with Kristanna Loken ;)

As has been mentioned already, language and violence that requires an R rating is great, but it still won't make up for cheesy crap like they have done in the previous films. Eddie Furlong was painful throughout all of T2, and Arnie cracking corny catch phrases is only funny to fans of Jeff Dunham "comedy".

Maybe they can work these into the next movie:
'Don't go there girl.'
'Oh no you dih-int.'
'That's what she said' (ok, that one might actually be funny)

Obviously @ monkeyballs3 you have a poor understanding of the terminator in T2. As proven by your mentioning several times (get over it!) of your dislike of "I now know why you cry..." line. In my opinion, this was the best ending the terminator could have had; it made the movie. What set this terminator apart from the first is that he was programmed to better relate to people as well as a child -- to become more human -- whereas the first terminator was all about seek and destroy. T2 was far more creative, had the best story line, & best acting. All other after the first two had there moments but overall failed to live up to the first two; Especially Salvation which sucked more than any of the terminator films. Good, but not great, special effects (only cause cgi/technology was better), weak depiction of the future, horrible character development, and twists/turns that made no sense. The film was just stupid which is why I only wtatched it once when it came out in theatre. I knew there was a lot of risk involved by trusting "McG" with this film (still can't believe he got Cameron's approval) but I gave him the benefit of the doubt. I was wrong in doing do. Takes a little more than playing a soundbite of Alice In Chains 'Rooster' to get me emotionally into a characters past. Which makes me wonder: what's "Mc G" up to these days? Exactly! There's a reason why!

Monkey, your opinions are terrible. Eeek.