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Sarah Connor's future; flipped liquid nitrogen truck; T-1000's regenerated clothes; Dyson's death and the future

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Salvation, with Sam Worthington and Christian Bale, is preferred to Dark Fate, which is okay. — Van Lathan
Sarah Connor would not date again. — Chris Ryan
Jokes about her future include a blog railing at the government, a tamale stand in Mexico, fitness instruction and Orange Theory; the verdict is rough hang. — Bill Simmons
A flipped liquid nitrogen truck would have gone much worse in real life, and Terminator movies never have LA traffic. — Van Lathan
How does the T-1000 regenerate with cop clothes when time travelers arrive naked? Nobody understands it. — Van Lathan
Why didn't Dyson's death erase the future Terminators, the Marty McFly question? Terminator 3 and Dark Fate make Judgment Day inevitable, but T2's ending, and especially the alternate ending, suggests it was averted.

Den of Thieves The Rewatchables October 15, 2019

Sylvester Stallone and The Rock were attached during the film's long development; Sam Worthington was attached at various points

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The script floated around for a long time with little record of who nearly played whom; Sylvester Stallone was attached at one point, twenty-five years too late, and on the Skyscraper set The Rock told Pablo Schreiber he was supposed to do the movie ten years earlier, when he would have been a lead rather than the 50 Cent part, since villain Rock still does not exist.
Sam Worthington was also attached at various points; the casting is otherwise considered largely right, with every role from Butler, Pablo, O'Shea and 50 to Maurice Conti (as transcribed), Evan Jones and Mo McCray called perfect, apart from the Dave Chappelle part one host misses.
The film had a long, circuitous development of ten or fifteen years, at one point at Relativity, with various names attached; it benefits from not being the Heat setup of two famous stars, since Schreiber and Butler let you lose yourself in the movie.

Titanic The Rewatchables September 28, 2017

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James Cameron is called the only answer, and agreed to.
Dissent on Cameron: a host who says 'I like Terminator movies' grants only that culturally he obviously reached his apex here.
Billy Zane is added and someone commits: 'I'll definitely go with Billy Zane'.
Cameron has not gotten past Titanic personally and is still digging around in it rather than the Terminator world, making it his psychological apex; it is his apex in cultural significance if not filmmaking technique, and five Avatars will not outdo it.
A fatal flaw of Avatar is that handsome Sam Worthington's face barely appears, whereas Leonardo DiCaprio's face means so much to Titanic; another host wants evidence that Worthington can act first.

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