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Topic	I hope Dark Fate is the last Terninator film we get
Ruvan22 06/28/22 9:19:26 AM #42:	Xethuminra posted... I assume it was a bit of both Infiltrators probably were completely independent. I can't imagine they were using a wireless network or anything... Visions of Arnie with tubes in the back of his head, hooked up to a bunch of lo-fi looking stuff That's a good thought - iirc in T2 extended the ~~learning toggle had to be activated manually~~ so it seems they'd be completely independent/hardened against outside transmissions Xethuminra posted... I do wonder if they could do the T1000 again or multiple T1000s and not be super annoying about it. This raises an interesting question - 1000 was very revolutionary concept from the first terminator in terms of visual presentation and make up to the audience... is there anything that could be the same leap from T1000? The ~~nanites from Genisys~~ seem kind of close in that they more like ~~nanobot bacterial assemblers~~ (like in Michael Crichton's Prey). Dark Fate's ~~mix of physical skeleton and metal goo~~ seemed more a step sideways, just combining old ideas <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:966170349] in I hope Dar... [t:80073049]...</cite> <quote>Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>I assume it was a bit of both Infiltrators probably were completely independent. I can't imagine they were using a wireless network or anything... Visions of Arnie with tubes in the back of his head, hooked up to a bunch of lo-fi looking stuff</quote> That's a good thought - iirc in T2 extended the learning toggle had to be activated manually so it seems they'd be completely independent/hardened against outside transmissions Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>I do wonder if they could do the T1000 again or multiple T1000s and not be super annoying about it.</quote> This raises an interesting question - 1000 was very revolutionary concept from the first terminator in terms of visual presentation and make up to the audience... is there anything that could be the same leap from T1000? The nanites from Genisys seem kind of close in that they more like nanobot bacterial assemblers (like in Michael Crichton's Prey). Dark Fate's mix of physical skeleton and metal goo seemed more a step sideways, just combining old ideas </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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