
The creator of Terminator James Cameron is negotiating with Dadpul director Tim Miller and producer of the last part of the Genesis franchise David Ellison regarding the prospects for filming a new cyborg film.
In the 1980s, Cameron sold the rights to the “Terminator” producer Gail Ann Herd for one dollar on the condition that he himself will become a director. The first two parts of the picture, the ideas shot by the author received a cult status and made the first magnitude of Arnold Schwarzenegger. The three subsequent continuations turned out to be failure, including the Genesis in 2015, recalls The Hollywood Reporter . In 2019, the rights to the franchise will return to Cameron, and he is allegedly intended to restart it in his own way.
According to the publication, Cameron does not intend to occupy the directorial chair, as he is busy shooting the next parts of the Avatar. Tim Miller is considered the main candidate for this post.
The first “terminator”, released by Cameron in 1984, enjoyed a huge success, and the phrase “I will return” (i'll be back) that sounded there became one of the most common movie cysties. It was no less successful that the continuation of 1991 was “Terminator -2: Judgment Day”: it cost 102 million dollars, and raised 200 million in North America alone. The rest of the franchise was no longer shot by Cameron, which undoubtedly affected the popularity of films.
By the way, according to legend, the Terminator and the computer system that gave rise to James Cameron in delirium caused by the tropical fever, which he picked up during the filming on the Caribbean.
Skynet, according to the plot of films, decided to destroy the human race. To do this, the computer initiated the nuclear attack of countries on each other, and then began to create terminators - humanoid robots that destroy the surviving people.
In most films of the series, events take place before the Skynet attack ("Judgment Day") - the heroes, returning to the past, are trying to change the course of events that led to the beginning of the war. For this reason, after each film, the date of "Judgment Day" is shifted, that is, each new series of "Terminator" was always released on the screens of the world until the new date of the End of the World.
In the first film, Skynet was supposed to start an attack on August 29, 1997. In the film "Terminator-2: Judgment Day" Date is transferred to July 25, 2004.
In the third film, "Terminator-3: The Rise of Machines" it is said that the attack will begin in 2005, but the exact date is not reported.
April 21, 2011 - day indicated in the series "Terminator: Chronicles of Sarah Connor". The action of the fourth film, "Terminator: May the Savior come, occurs after the" Judgment Day ".
In the fifth part, "Terminator: Skynet Genesis" must gain consciousness in October 2017. Note that on this date the release date of the second part of the announced restrained trilogy was set. Filming of the picture was canceled due to the failure of the "genesis" at the box office.
The series films raised more than 1.4 billion dollars in the box office. In March last year, Schwarzenegger said that he intends to play the main role in the sixth Terminator.