Almost as soon as news of a fourth “Terminator” movie began to trickle out years ago, fans and haters alike started wondering if the original T-800 cyborg and current Governor of California would be joining in on the action. This weekend at New York Comic-Con, “Terminator Salvation” director McG gave his most pointed admission yet that Arnold Schwarzenegger will in fact be making an appearance in the film—but who knows what form that appearance may take.
“I don’t want today’s Arnold Schwarzenegger,” the director told a packed hall after screening a sizzle reel from the May 2009 release (McG also responded to the unearthed on-set Christian Bale tirade here). Referencing the original film, he said, “I want the idealized, Griffith Park, Bill Paxton, tire-track-on-the-face archetype and we’ll see what we can do about that.” Read More...
Who watches the “Watchmen”? At New York Comic-Con on Saturday afternoon, it was the lucky crowd packed into the Warner Brothers panel as the studio showed off a never-before-seen thirty-second clip from their forthcoming graphic novel-adapted blockbuster. 
When it comes to Pixar films, we assume by now we’ll get eye-popping computer animation, superior storytelling and hilarious supporting characters. At the same time, we’ve also come to expect the unexpected: You liked a rat who loves to cook? Okay, try a robot that doesn’t speak, cleaning up garbage on an abandoned planet. On Friday afternoon at the Disney theater in Manhattan, Pixar showed off 45 minutes of its May 2009 feature “Up,” and delivered on expectations while once again subverting them.
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