Jessica7

Before the bridge scene, you can see the monster walking behind a building. I tried to frame-by-frame this, but couldn't see anything clearly. T

Cooool! If the monster looks like this, then I r-e-a-l-l-y want to see the movie now.

Dammit!!! Why couldn't that monster have hit California instead ... sounds like it will be a blast. Bartender, make me a Slusho and Vodka.

Colin Farrell is an amazing actor. He use to be a tabloid bad-boy a few years ago: would get drunk and party late at night, then come onto the film set the next morning and crank out superb performances. He is usually choosy about the roles that he takes on, so chances are if both he AND Ralph Fiennes is in it, then chances are good that it isn't a lame film.

C'mon guys ... don't fill this site into a crappy name-calling comments slopfest. I dig what other people have to say about movies, but get frustrated when I see 3-4 new comments on a story, just to find out its 2 guys bagging on each other for no "reasonable" reason. We all have different comments and opinions ... and if you disagree, then say so, but not with hate-filled name-calling. There lots of other worthless sites out there, where you can hate-comment your hearts desire, but please don't turn Movieweb into one of those :)

Sad day indeed. I know the last one blew big-time + the guy is old, but there's nostalgia involved here to get me more motivated to see the thing. I'll take a guess here of how Arnie makes his cameo in the next film: He is an older overly-nerdy robotics-scientist who is trying to make a terminator for the resistance ... he designs the robot to look as he did when he was younger, only stronger than he ever was. Somehow Skynet finds out and infiltrates Arnie-scientist's lab, kills him and steals the design to make their own cyborgs to hunt down the humans.

Filthy-minded bastard! But then again, Danny GLOVER would be a great name for an actor starring in a gay-fisting porn movie! This could be a good flick, John Sayles is the guy who's writing the screenplay for Jurassic Park IV and The Spiderwick Chronicles.

Wonder why they aren't releasing this on Halloween, as it's on a Friday next year? I would prefer that ... seeing this on opening night, where before going to the theatre, we'd get sugar-rushed on candy + liquored-up too, which would put us in the mood for all the cinema-dissections that await.

Stallone closed the Rocky franchise on a kickass note and I'll bet its the same for Rambo. Count me in for this one!