Terminator - the series

[shipperx]

Well, if last night didn't make it clear, tonight's episode did. In the Terminator TV Series, T3 never happened/happens... which is just fine by me. I'm perfectly okay with the way they've written around and yet also included it.

Actually, they've done a pretty good job of keeping the mythos of the first two movies and using it as their premise. Thus far the show hasn't developed many layers, but they do seem to be trying to root it in the movies.

Wibble at the Kyle mentions. And Kyle mentions bring to mind this scene, which to my 12/13 (?) year-old (what year was it?) self was the most romantic thing ever.

Watch on YouTube

Wish whoever posted this on Youtube hadn't cut off the beginning and the end of this scene. Other than the ending, it's the scene I remember most.

Comments

[sp23.livejournal.com]

I've never seen T3 and have never really had much interest in it, but I really love the first two movies. And, oh, yeah, that scene is one of the most romantic love scenes I've ever seen in a movie. Now I really want to get my two Terminator movies out and rewatch them. :)

[missus-grace.livejournal.com]

Word. That's one of the best love scenes I've ever seen. I had always hoped Michael Biehn's career would soar, but at least he's got a few good movies.

[wenchsenior.livejournal.com]

That's a great scene, and one of the main reasons the first movie remains my favorite. It should be so hokey, but the actors sell it and it ends up being romantic, tragic, and sexy.

On a shallow note, DAMN, but Biehn was SO PRETTY.

[rusty_halo.livejournal.com]

Oh, man. I love that scene so much.