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⌈ Secret Post #5583 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I liked the movie a lot. Really great movie, would watch again, everyone in it is super hot, A++.

But honestly, I don't think marketing or timing or stuff like that really had anything to do with its performance. I think people just generally don't care that much about Terminator as a franchise. It's not like Salvation, Genesys, or Sarah Connor Chronicles did really fantastic or made a long-lasting impression that stuck in peoples' minds. People care about the original because it's a very unique, very 80s sci-fi classic, and they care about T2 because it's one of the 5 best action movies ever made. People just don't really care about the deep lore or the continuity of the Terminator universe, or using the franchise as a vehicle for telling new stories.

[(Anonymous)]

Sarah Connor Chronicles was fucking awesome and I wish more people had watched it. It feels like everyone who did watch it loved it (though it ends on a cliffhanger), just that's not so many people.

[(Anonymous)]

Co-fucking-signed. It's still one of my favorite shows of all time. Granted, it's getting a little dated at this point, but that's just how media works. It was so damn good.

I almost, sort of like that it ended on a cliffhanger. I mean, it's painful AF, but also, it means it's stayed in my head way more than it would've if we'd gotten closure. IDK, sometimes I hate that it ended on a cliffhanger, because OMG WE'RE NEVER GETTING MORE I CANNOT STAND IT I COULD LITERALLY RUN AMOK!!! But other times I'm glad for it, because it means the story is still alive in my imagination all these years later.