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You showed what happened in T1, T2, and T3 the result of sending a protector & a terminator back through time. Now show from the future point of view what goes on while the protector & terminator are gone, back in time. From the Future point in time, show Reese (Michael Bieng) volunteering to go back in time to 1984 to protect Sarah Conner, that Reese has always wanted to meet John Connor's mother, & here's his chance. Let's say John Connor is played by the older man in the beginning of T2 or (Edward Furlong), if Linda Hamilton doesn't want
to take part in small scene's of T4, ask her sister, otherwise you can cut & edit scene's from T1 & T2 & mix them into T4. Also show that Resse (Michael Bieng) is advised of the risk's of traveling in the time machine, that he can't take anything with him, that he has to travel naked, & the severity & importance of the mission or protecting & keeping alive Sarah Connor, & given the verbal message ( the line's/word's spoken by Michael Bieng in T1, underneath the bridge) to memorize, to tell Sarah Connor, when he sees her. Meanwhile, show themachine that applies the hair, blood & skin/flesh onto the metal of the terminator (the first one in T1), then also traveling back to 1984. Then when both have left in the time machine, show fighting scene's in the future,
while waiting for the protector (Reese) to succeed his mission. Then move forward in time, in the future, when (two) were sent in time 1) to protect & the other to kill John Connor when he was 8 years old, and show
the 2nd terminator (Robert Patrick), proto type, being made, built & programmed in/from the future; how do you take a computer program & put it into liquid metal, & have it take the form of a human, with hair & skin like qualities? Show the lab or room that the 2nd terminator, as well as the 1st terminator is built in, show the
data & technology being inputted for the mission of traveling back in time, & why they can't come back, that it's a one way ticket. Show the terminator stepping into the machine that forms the hair, blood, and skin/flesh onto the metal of the terminator, & show the plant or room where the terminator's are built from scratch. Then more future fight scenes, and make them as intense as the human mind can imagine. Then move even further in time, in the future, when the 3rd terminator is made, built & programmed & prepared for it's mission. Show
how the 3rd terminator is built & programmed. Show as well Arnold stepping into a human forming machine as a
terminator, & coming out as a look-alike human, & being programmed for it's mission. And don't forget to show special effect's& technology detail's of the time machine; why must one travel naked, & can't take anything
with them, how does it work, and why is it only a one way ticket, & why you can't return back to the future
after completing the mission? These are all good question's that can be addressed with the help of the Light & Magic studio's as well as other special effects studio's. Leave no special effect detail unturned or
untouched. Arnold said in T2 that young John Connor would meet his father, Reese (Michael Bieng), you want to have the timeline('s) match up &/or become aligned up , so older John Connor realizes &/or comes to the
realization that he's meeting his father & his father is volunteering for the mission in T1, & I think what made the whole movie, T2, is the line Arnold said to young John Connor that is so true even today, "It's in
your nature to destroy your selves". That line to me made the whole film. Remember, you want to exceed beyond limit('s) the imagination of your audience with T4, like nothing that has ever been done before, tried, attempted, total reality like. T4 opens up with the following scene with John Connor the older man in the beginning of T2 or (Edward Furlong) & a few of his good/best soldier's corner in on & surround SkyNet,
undetected by any machine's. And when their just about to make their move, the movie shift's scenes to when Reese (Michael Bieng) volunteers for the mission of going back in time to 1984 to stop the terminator &
protect Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton, her sister, or just cut & edit scenes from T1 & mix them into T4). Pay close attention to even the smallest of detail's, you want to make this film as realistic as possible, as
if it could really happen, by human's losing control over machine's & the take over of the human race by the machine's. The detail's of the (one way) time travel machine & the machine that builds the terminators & forms the human hair, blood & skin/flesh over the metal could be something like or similar to that thing that Han
Solo was frozen in, in "Empire Strikes Back", a open/close, upright computer programming machine that can produce/
disguise itself as any kind of human, etc. looking outside/external being/form/body, and can be programmed with any of order, instruction &/or mission. And show in T4 the machine that actually build's the
terminators from scratch, show the daily (both day & night) lifestyle of the remaining human civilians and soldiers. Show how they survive day & night, what do they eat, when do they eat, where do they use the
bathroom &/or shower, and show the daily nightmare's older John Connor still has while he try's to rest & catch what little sleep he can. Show him asking himself, "Why me"? Why was I chosen to lead the remaining
human race to victory over the machine's? How was SkyNet thought up/of in the first place, & how did it actually become self aware, literally? Show SkyNet interacting with the terminators, & data being processed & order's being carried out by the terminators. People want to see the technology behind SkyNet, the (one way)
time travel machine, & the machine's responsible for building the terminators, both old & new. You showed the mission point of view into/of the past in T1, T2, & T3, now show the point of view from the future, while the protector & terminator have left to go back in time with their order's, like saying meanwhile, in the future . . . & show the curiosity & desperation of older John Connor wondering if his younger self & Sarah Connor will be protected & survive, & the victory of knowing &/or having the last bit of remaining hope & faith that
Reese (Michael Bieng) & the protecting
terminator in T2 & T3 (Arnold) succeeded or will succeed in their mission in order to either change the future or try stop stop the event's leading up to the future from
happening. Then the movie shifts back to the opening scene, where older John Connor & some of his good/best soldier's are cornering in on & surrounding SkyNet, undetected, to finally terminate for good the origin of the war, & have the last bit of hope of eventually cleaning up Earth, & trying to re-create a world free of
machine's, or at least, have better control of them, maybe this could be the ending scene. So throughout the film, your going back & forward in time, reflecting on different result's and effect's, based on what ever the two who were sent back in time are doing. As if one thing you do different now, can change a result of the future, but at the same time, SkyNet is putting up a lot of resistance to give up, or show any kind of weakness. This film must be bigger than life, & attention to even the smallest of detail's is utterly important.
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