Linda Hamilton is reprising her role as iconic character Sarah Connor in the upcoming 'Terminator' sequel and the first official photo has been released.
The image shows Hamilton as the battle-hardened character who fought the machines in 1984's 'The Terminator,' 1991's 'Terminator 2,' and 1996 theme park ride 'T2 3-D: Battle Across Time.'
Not involved with the subsequent sequels, Hamilton is back for the 'Untitled Terminator Reboot,' which will see original director James Cameron return as producer. 'Deadpool' director Tim Miller will helm the sixth movie in the franchise.
In the film, now in production, Arnold Schwarzenegger will continue his streak of appearing in every installment of the killer robot series. But the new photo also provides our first look at two more characters.
Natalia Reyes is shown as Dani Ramos, who's understood to be the film’s lead. She plays a young woman in Mexico City who gets caught in the war when the machines rise.
Also shown is Mackenzie Davis, who is no stranger to science fiction, having appeared in 'Blade Runner 2049,' 'The Martian,' and an Emmy Award-winning episode of "Black Mirror," titled "San Junipero."
Little is known of Davis' character, but it was revealed today that she is simply known as Grace. A series of marks on her arms and upper body suggest the character may have some secrets below the surface.
We'll have to wait more than a year to find out the answers. The movie is due for release Nov. 22, 2019.
The image shows Hamilton as the battle-hardened character who fought the machines in 1984's 'The Terminator,' 1991's 'Terminator 2,' and 1996 theme park ride 'T2 3-D: Battle Across Time.'
Not involved with the subsequent sequels, Hamilton is back for the 'Untitled Terminator Reboot,' which will see original director James Cameron return as producer. 'Deadpool' director Tim Miller will helm the sixth movie in the franchise.
In the film, now in production, Arnold Schwarzenegger will continue his streak of appearing in every installment of the killer robot series. But the new photo also provides our first look at two more characters.
Natalia Reyes is shown as Dani Ramos, who's understood to be the film’s lead. She plays a young woman in Mexico City who gets caught in the war when the machines rise.
Also shown is Mackenzie Davis, who is no stranger to science fiction, having appeared in 'Blade Runner 2049,' 'The Martian,' and an Emmy Award-winning episode of "Black Mirror," titled "San Junipero."
Little is known of Davis' character, but it was revealed today that she is simply known as Grace. A series of marks on her arms and upper body suggest the character may have some secrets below the surface.
We'll have to wait more than a year to find out the answers. The movie is due for release Nov. 22, 2019.
- 8/1/2018
- IMDb News
In this edition of Theme Park Bits: Get details on a real-life battle at sea involving Marvel movie characters. See what some of Universal’s new theme-park-inspired emojis look like. T2 3-D: Battle Across Time has closed at Universal Studios Florida. The last remaining version of Disney’s classic Star Jets has also closed. Watch cartoons of […]
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- 10/13/2017
- by Joshua Meyer
- Slash Film
After 21 years of operation, Terminator 2: 3D at Universal Studios Florida is set to close its doors forever. The attraction is a theme park landmark for a number of reasons and was, for years, one of the first stops for many guests entering the park. However, Universal Studios has proven itself to be unsentimental when […]
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- 9/7/2017
- by Jacob Hall
- Slash Film
If you never got a chance to see Terminator 2: Judgement Day in theaters, then lucky for you, $7 million has been spent on converting James Cameron‘s action movie classic to 3D for a re-release. The director was hoping it’d be in theaters last summer for the 25th anniversary, but that didn’t pan out. The 3D conversion of Titanic […]
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- 7/1/2017
- by Jack Giroux
- Slash Film
I struggle to think of any film with more versions than Terminator 2: Judgement Day. Since the 1991 theatrical release, we’ve seen – *deep breath* – the Special Edition Director’s Cut, The Ultimate Cut and the T-1000 Edition Cut. Now, you can add one more to that list, with a 3D remaster of the film due in cinemas on August 25th.
James Cameron is obviously no stranger to using 3D, having kickstarted the trend with Avatar. Back in 2014, he was asked whether a 3D conversion of his Terminator films was on the cards. His response was a ‘no’ on The Terminator (“You could upgrade it to 3D, but it’s pretty gritty low budget filmmaking. We’d spend more converting it to 3D than we spent on the movie,” he said) but a ‘maybe’ on Terminator 2, explaining his reasoning as such:
Terminator 2 is a more polished film and, I think, it...
James Cameron is obviously no stranger to using 3D, having kickstarted the trend with Avatar. Back in 2014, he was asked whether a 3D conversion of his Terminator films was on the cards. His response was a ‘no’ on The Terminator (“You could upgrade it to 3D, but it’s pretty gritty low budget filmmaking. We’d spend more converting it to 3D than we spent on the movie,” he said) but a ‘maybe’ on Terminator 2, explaining his reasoning as such:
Terminator 2 is a more polished film and, I think, it...
- 3/3/2017
- by David James
- We Got This Covered
"The unknown future rolls toward us. I face it, for the first time, with a sense of hope. Because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too." Get ready for the return of the Terminator movie we all love. James Cameron's 1991 sci-fi classic Terminator 2: Judgement Day is being re-released in theaters in 2017 in 3D. The Facebook page for the T2 movie confirmed and released a poster to go along with the news. If, like me, you went to one of the Universal Studios theme parks as a kid you probably fondly remember the Terminator 2 ride in 3D (called "T2 3-D: Battle Across Time"), pretty much the best use of 3D up until Cameron gave us Avatar. Here's to hoping this 3D conversion is as good. Here's the poster for Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 3D in 2017 officially released to announce...
- 8/30/2016
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
A two-alarm fire at a ride under construction at Universal Studios, previously T2 3-D: Battle Across Time, caused the Los Angeles Fire Department to send at least 15 fire engines to the park Wednesday, according to a fire department spokesman. The department responded after a report of heavy smoke on the second and third floors of the three-story commercial building at 3900 Lankershim Boulevard, but live helicopter video from NBC4 showed no flames or smoke. A June 2008 three-alarm fire at Universal Studios, accidentally started by roofers with a blowtorch, destroyed the King Kong ride, the
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- 1/23/2013
- by THR Staff
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Director James Cameron continues promoting Panasonic 3D television sets in North America, due to hit the market this year, by concentrating on converting his own Lightstorm Entertainment film product into 3D. "I believe 3D is how we will experience movies, gaming and computing in the near future," said the Avatar director. "3D is not something you watch. It's a reality you feel you could step into." There is no agreement yet to bring the format to all standard sets, but a deal to make the viewing experience mainstream is close to completion by the industry group that created Blu-ray. Lightstorm Entertainment's 3D conversion of Titanic should be ready by 2011, along with a 3D conversion of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. T2 3-D: Battle Across Time, an attraction at Universal Studios since 1996, is a 'mini-sequel' to Terminator 2: Judgment Day, reuniting director Cameron with Arnold Schwarzenegger as 'The Terminator',...
- 2/26/2010
- HollywoodNorthReport.com
Director James Cameron continues promoting Panasonic 3-D television sets in North America, due to hit the market this year, by concentrating on converting his own Lightstorm Entertainment film product into 3D.
"I believe 3D is how we will experience movies, gaming and computing in the near future," said the "Avatar" director. "3D is not something you watch. It's a reality you feel you could step into."
There is no agreement yet to bring the format to standard sets, but a deal to make the viewing experience mainstream is close to completion by the industry group that created Blu-ray.
Lightstorm Entertainment's 3D conversion of "Titanic" should be ready by 2011, along with a 3D conversion of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day".
"T2 3-D: Battle Across Time", an attraction at Universal Studios since 1996, is a 'mini-sequel' to "Terminator 2: Judgment Day", reuniting director Cameron with Arnold Schwarzenegger as 'The Terminator', Linda Hamilton as 'Sarah Connor',...
"I believe 3D is how we will experience movies, gaming and computing in the near future," said the "Avatar" director. "3D is not something you watch. It's a reality you feel you could step into."
There is no agreement yet to bring the format to standard sets, but a deal to make the viewing experience mainstream is close to completion by the industry group that created Blu-ray.
Lightstorm Entertainment's 3D conversion of "Titanic" should be ready by 2011, along with a 3D conversion of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day".
"T2 3-D: Battle Across Time", an attraction at Universal Studios since 1996, is a 'mini-sequel' to "Terminator 2: Judgment Day", reuniting director Cameron with Arnold Schwarzenegger as 'The Terminator', Linda Hamilton as 'Sarah Connor',...
- 2/4/2010
- by Michael Stevens
- SneakPeek
Hilary Swank's new biopic about Amelia Earhart is sure to be a fly-away success if demand for the aviator's memorabilia is an indicator - her goggles topped all celebrity items at a California auction last week.
The eye accessories Earhart wore during her historic 1932 solo transatlantic flight sold for more than a guitar Elvis Presley used onstage in Las Vegas and an endoskeleton from Terminator sequel T2 3-D.
Auction experts at Profiles in History were stunned as the goggles sent bidding into a flurry - they eventually went under the hammer for $141,600 (GBP94,400) at the 37th Hollywood Memorabilia Auction.
Presley’s personal Martin D-28 guitar state, used in his final Las Vegas performance, fetched $106,200 (GBP70,800) and an original hero screen-used T-800 Endoskeleton from T2 3-D: Battle Across Time went under the hammer for $94,400 (GBP62,933).
Also snapped up at the auction: a full-scale screen-used Hero Bumblebee robot from Transformers, Michael Jackson’s iconic illuminating glove worn on state during The Jackson’s Victory Tour and a Harrison Ford-signed Indiana Jones bullwhip from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
The eye accessories Earhart wore during her historic 1932 solo transatlantic flight sold for more than a guitar Elvis Presley used onstage in Las Vegas and an endoskeleton from Terminator sequel T2 3-D.
Auction experts at Profiles in History were stunned as the goggles sent bidding into a flurry - they eventually went under the hammer for $141,600 (GBP94,400) at the 37th Hollywood Memorabilia Auction.
Presley’s personal Martin D-28 guitar state, used in his final Las Vegas performance, fetched $106,200 (GBP70,800) and an original hero screen-used T-800 Endoskeleton from T2 3-D: Battle Across Time went under the hammer for $94,400 (GBP62,933).
Also snapped up at the auction: a full-scale screen-used Hero Bumblebee robot from Transformers, Michael Jackson’s iconic illuminating glove worn on state during The Jackson’s Victory Tour and a Harrison Ford-signed Indiana Jones bullwhip from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
- 10/12/2009
- WENN
There's a cash cow in selling off the duds, props and accessories of film and TV. Calabasas, California auctioneer Profiles in History sold a cool five million on the auction block at its 37th Hollywood Memorabilia Auction on October 8-9, 2009. A lot of very interesting items made their way to new homes. Would have personally loved the Oogie Boogie piece myself. Here is a list of the iconic film items they sold off: Earhart's googles . $141,600 Original Amelia Earhart flight goggles worn during her historic 1932 solo transatlantic flight.. $106,200 Elvis Presley's personal Martin D-28 guitar state-used in his final Las Vegas performance.. $94,400 Original hero screen-used T-800 Endoskeleton from T2 3-D: Battle Across Time (Universal,1996)...
- 10/11/2009
- by April MacIntyre
- Monsters and Critics
- Bono looks better with his shades on. National Geographic Cinema Ventures are thinking along the same lines - except with those funny looking 3D glasses. Variety reports that the concert documentary U2 3D will make a theatrical run in late January. You can get a Youtube peak of a trailer below - the quality will be somewhat better I imagine in theaters. Directed by Mark Pellington (The Mothman Prophecies) and Catherine Owens, the takes less than 2 hours out of the 700 hours of footage shot of the band in seven South American cities during February and March. Trekking across Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Brazil, the film's 3-D director of photography Peter Anderson ("T2 3-D: Battle Across Time") used nine pairs of Sony Cinealta 950 cameras to capture the band with swooping camera angles and kaleidoscopic imagery. The director of cinematography for the film's 2-D footage is Tom Krueger. This is the
- 10/29/2007
- IONCINEMA.com
ORLANDO -- U2's Vertigo Tour may soon create a real sense of vertigo among moviegoers as the band is planning to release its first 3-D concert film next year.
The untitled feature is being directed by Catherine Owens and Mark Pellington. In conjunction with the film's anticipated mid- to late-2007 debut, U2 also might take part in the first live 3-D performance projected in theaters nationwide.
For the film, Owens and Pellington shot more than 700 hours of footage with the band in seven South American cities during February and March. Trekking across Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Brazil, the film's 3-D director of photography Peter Anderson (T2 3-D: Battle Across Time) used nine pairs of Sony Cinealta 950 cameras to capture the band with swooping camera angles and kaleidoscopic imagery. The director of cinematography for the film's 2-D footage is Tom Krueger.
3ality Digital Entertainment, the project's producer, put together of the largest assemblages of 3-D camera technology ever used for a single project. A representative for the band called it "the first-ever 3-D multicamera live shoot."
The feature is being edited in New York by Olivier Wiki and readied for a summer or fall release. Discussions are under way with several major studio distributors. It is expected that the film screen nationwide using the Real D technology in place by theaters screening the digital 3-D release of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
The untitled feature is being directed by Catherine Owens and Mark Pellington. In conjunction with the film's anticipated mid- to late-2007 debut, U2 also might take part in the first live 3-D performance projected in theaters nationwide.
For the film, Owens and Pellington shot more than 700 hours of footage with the band in seven South American cities during February and March. Trekking across Argentina, Mexico, Chile and Brazil, the film's 3-D director of photography Peter Anderson (T2 3-D: Battle Across Time) used nine pairs of Sony Cinealta 950 cameras to capture the band with swooping camera angles and kaleidoscopic imagery. The director of cinematography for the film's 2-D footage is Tom Krueger.
3ality Digital Entertainment, the project's producer, put together of the largest assemblages of 3-D camera technology ever used for a single project. A representative for the band called it "the first-ever 3-D multicamera live shoot."
The feature is being edited in New York by Olivier Wiki and readied for a summer or fall release. Discussions are under way with several major studio distributors. It is expected that the film screen nationwide using the Real D technology in place by theaters screening the digital 3-D release of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
- 10/31/2006
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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