Upon the film's near completion, McG set up a special early screening for Schwarzenegger, whose last starring role before his Sacramento adventure was "Terminator 3." The politician was not overwhelmed and told The Times: "I wasn't sure who the Terminator was. I don't know if there is one or if he's the star or the hero. These are the things that determine the success and how strong the movie will be."
McG urged the governor to wait until the film was closer to final form. Then, just last month, the giddy politician confirmed that he had given the movie his best-possible blessing: His visage will appear on-screen, thanks to some CGI special effects.
McG predicted something similar last year in New Mexico as he pointed toward his resistance fighters: "We're going to win people over when they see what we have here. We're bringing credibility back to 'Terminator.' "
Written by IESB Staff
So their you have it i'm sure this movie will be a thousand times better as the 3rd suckish inatallment of the Terminator franchise. I'm sure this movie will live up to it's name as a mega-blockbuster hit.
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