The more we hear/see about the upcoming 6th installment in the Cyberdyne Systems saga, the more excited we get. Terminator: Dark Fate was included in today’s Paramount Pictures presentation during CinemaCon in Las Vegas, and when director Tim Miller took the stage, he got a little emotional.
“To say working on this movie was a labor of love is an enormous f**king understatement. It was such a good f**king time,” Miller said, while getting noticeably choked up. The Deadpool director continued, sharing his personal connection to the franchise.
#Terminator: Dark Fate director Tim Miller reminisces about being “blown away” when he first saw T2: Judgement Day in theatres, calling it “one of my favorite films of all time.” #CinemaCon
— Paramount Pictures (@ParamountPics) April 4, 2019
#Terminator: Dark Fate director Tim Miller was is especially excited about bringing “the legendary original cast together with a group of incredibly talented newcomers,” describing the process as a “labor of love.” #CinemaCon
— Paramount Pictures (@ParamountPics) April 4, 2019
On returning to the iconic character of Sarah Connor in #Terminator: Dark Fate, Linda Hamilton says that “only a script, a cast, a director like this could bring me back into this world” and that she “can’t wait to share this movie with all of you.” pic.twitter.com/qeHGLIb3HV
— Paramount Pictures (@ParamountPics) April 4, 2019
There was also a big giant reveal of the newest Terminator abilities- the new model played by Diego Lunacan split! “So he’s twice as deadly,” Miller said.
We’re hoping for a trailer soon.
We’ll keep you updated about all the Terminator: Dark Fate goodness we hear.
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