Looks pretty sweet!

Hope there's plenty of action and not too much sloppy love shit.

There hasn't been a good break your balls action movie for fucking ages!

check this out. 5 minutes of terminator 4. Exclusive footage, with harvester, big robot. Man i just love the sound of that movie. Fuckin oscar 2009 for sound effects will go to terminator:).


Sorry guys i dont know how to copy the url for the movie itself, so u need to go to this web page, and from there watch it. Its polish site like IMDB, just go there and hit play button:)
http://www.filmweb.pl/Wideo+%C5%BBniwa+ ... s,id=51381

The noise of the giant robot reminds me of something but I can't remember what.

-edit-
The machines from War of the worlds.

This will be a big bang - can't wait to see it

Variety Review: Terminator Salvation
John Anderson, May 17, 2009

Darker, grimmer and more stylistically single-minded than its two relatively giddy predecessors, "Terminator Salvation" boasts the kind of singular vision that distinguished the James Cameron original, the full-throttle kinetics of "Speed" and an old-fashioned regard for human (and humanoid) heroics. Only pic's relentlessly doomsday tone -- accessorized by helmer McG's grimy, gun-metal palette -- might keep auds from flocking like lemmings to the apocalypse. The fourth in the celebrated sci-fi series, "Salvation" opens and closes with humanity at war with the machines. In other words, this thing isn't going to end soon. Nor should it, if it keeps on like this.

McG, whose segue from music vids to movies resulted in two "Charlie's Angels" extravaganzas and the woeful "We Are Marshall," exhibits an unexpected flair for the dreadful, abrupt and awesome. What we get here -- which was perhaps missing on the relatively sunny mental landscapes of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" and "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" -- is a sense of real horror: When humans are snatched up like Cheez-Doodles by skyscraper-sized Go-bots, there's no slo-mo relief or stalling. Stuff happens as it might were the world actually overtaken by demonic appliances.

Christian Bale, playing the "prophesized leader of the Resistance" John Connor, may have traded in the Batman body armor for "Road Warrior"-style outerwear, but one thing hasn't changed: He is, once again, a movie star playing second fiddle. Heath Ledger stole "The Dark Knight" away from him and Sam Worthington (who will appear in Cameron's "Avatar" this Christmas) heists "Terminator Salvation" from Bale, for the most ironical of reasons: In a movie that poses man against machine, Worthington's cyborg is the far more human character.

As a steel-beaded logo of Warner Bros. fades away, Marcus (Worthington), on death row for an unexplained crime, gets an 11th-hour visit from Dr. Serena Kogan (Helena Bonham Carter), who wears the headscarf and pallor of a terminal cancer patient. She wants Marcus' body -- literally. She wants to turn him into a cyborg.

Wracked with guilt, resigned to his execution, Marcus agrees to sign the release in exchange for a kiss. "So that's what death tastes like," he says, as she leaves him to his lethal injection.

This is not your governator's "Terminator."

Bale, meanwhile, playing the adult version of the hero-to-be portrayed by Edward Furlong ("Terminator 2) and Nick Stahl ("Terminator 3"), is as purposeful and furious as anyone played by Arnold Schwarzenegger or Robert Patrick. One suspects he's been studying Linda Hamilton in "Terminator 2," although -- let's face it -- this is serious business. It's 2018. Skynet -- the "aware" machine -- has all but accomplished its self-appointed mission of destroying the threat of people.

But pockets of rebellion continue to operate even if, as in the case of a charred and rubble-strewn Los Angeles, the local contingent consists of just two kids: Kyle Reese (Anton Yelchin) and the mute/cute Star (Jadagrace).

Kyle -- given a slightly geeky and perfectly plausible portrayal by Yelchin ("Star Trek") -- will grow up to father John Connor after being sent into the future to meet Sarah Connor (if you haven't followed the "Terminator" time line, this is no time to be catching up).

Thus, he has to be preserved. So does John, given that it's been predicted since 1984 that he'll be the one to save the world. There's a lot at stake.

McG's direction is always intelligent. (He does seem to have a thing for "The Great Escape," which is referenced several times.) The script by John Brancato and Michael Ferris occasionally goes off the rails. Certainly, their insertion of an existential dilemma for Marcus -- "I need to find out who did this to me," he says, his chrome-plated plumbing having been exposed to the open air -- feels very late-inning.

And the obligatory borrowing from the previous movies ("Come with me if you want to live," "I'll be back ...") tend to upset the mood created within McG's bleached-out world, which is very deliberate and doesn't need the comic relief.

There are great bits though: The thrashing, centipede-like, killer-snake thingie, which has the personality of a wolverine, is a neat invention. So are the biker Terminators, which molt like malignant pinecones off their towering mother ‘bot. A Schwarzenegger lookalike -- it isn't clear whether it's the ex-actor CGI'd or a complete fabrication -- is funny, but in this case apt.

Production values are enormous, especially d.p. Shane Hurlbut's work and the visual effects by Industrial Light & Magic, Asylum, Pacific Title and Art Studio, and Matte World Digital.

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117940 ... id=31&cs=1

thanks for deleting the post ass-hole

http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,2024695 ... 17,00.html

just seen it there, it rocks!

Who?

this movie was shit

why did you think it was shit
it was exactly what i expected apart from in the earlier films when you saw the flash backs it was all in the dark which made it look cool
in some points tho i did think it had a tv movie feel to it
anyway was a good film not brilliant we can only hope that this is a build up to another part which will be even better

i think it was shit because it was all very predictable.the story was pretty weak,the most important action sequences and cool robots and so on were exactly the scenes in the trailers.no new surprises,no new twists,just ordinary.

but you are right on hoping it could be a build up to a better sequel,once they shown some of the things hinted in the first movies

thing is tho we pretty much know what the storyline anyway so
all youre gonna get is some cool futuristic war scenes
and some little extra bits we didnt know
basically were gonan see the 3 build ups to all three of the original films
so u cant moan about the stryline really

i was expecting more views of the city like in the early artwork,or more action with the robots

well like is aid and you agreed this might be tjhe build up to it
let hope