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Terminator: The Ultimate Reference Guide
The Terminator Franchise
Links to T-Movies, T-Books, T-models,
T-Video Games, T-Glossary, T-Web Links, and a FAQ section
T-Video Games, T-Glossary, T-Web Links, and a FAQ section
From movies, to books, to models, and so much more, this is the place to share your ideas, all things Terminator! Contribute to the pages started below, or be creative and start a whole new Terminator feature!
There is also a FAQ section, divided into three sections: 1) the Terminator movies, 2) TSCC, and 3) General Terminator-related Questions.
Halcyon Company
The Halcyon Company announced on May 10, 2007, the acquisition of all the "Terminator" franchise rights. These rights include the right to produce any future "Terminator" films, as well as all future merchandising and licensing rights, certain future revenues derived from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, as well as certain rights in the television project "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles", and the sole right to produce all future "Terminator" projects in any new or existing media.
The Halcyon Company is a privately financed, film development, production and financing company, headed by co-CEOs Derek Anderson and Victor Kubicek. "The 'Terminator' franchise represents by far the most popular and successful franchise not owned by a major studio," said Mr. Kubicek. "While we have several other projects in the works, we see this global franchise as a cornerstone of Halcyon's future business plans."
The Halcyon Company does not accept unsolicited submissions of any kind (screenplays, headshots, resumes, directors’ reels).
THE HALCYON COMPANY
8455 Beverly Blvd. Penthouse
Los Angeles, CA 90048
323.650.0222
info@thehalcyoncompany.com
8455 Beverly Blvd. Penthouse
Los Angeles, CA 90048
323.650.0222
info@thehalcyoncompany.com
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| Arbalest | Terminator Revolution | 0 | Dec 18 2008, 12:53 PM EST by Arbalest | |
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I don't know if you guys are aware of this, but aside from movies, television, and that badass light-gun arcade game, the Terminator franchise has had an extensive relationship with another entertainment medium: comic books. A lot of stories have been told in the pages of comics, and there's actually an omnibus or two.
The most recent foray into the world of comics is the new series T2: Revolution, a sequel to another five-part comic series T2: Infinity. Infinity takes place just a few years after T3, where we learn that Kate Brewster died in the shelter, and follows John Connor's first encounter with the leaderless and unorganized Resistance. It also introduces a new Terminator, the T-Infinity, which is sent from 2033 to multiple timelines in order to Terminate any and all inconsistencies and rogue elements that bring certain timelines off-balance, which makes for a good explanation for the existence of the TSCC timeline. I think there's a compilation out there, I highly recommend you check it out online or at your local comic book shop. In Revolution, the plot takes place several years later and John Connor's effectively the leader and badass we expect him to be plus he's got a new wife. What caught my attention, and what might interest the rest of you TSCC fans, is that in a flashback to another timeline we see a post-T2 Sarah Connor and it definitely looks like the artist went with the Lena Headey look. Anyway, it's worth mentioning and if you're interested just hit any place that sells comic books, although I really think you should read Infinity first as it really ties into Revolution and the background summary inside the front cover doesn't do it justice.
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| nmrx105 | My Birthday is Doomsday. | 15 | Jun 28 2008, 4:14 PM EDT by jangel008 | |
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Thread started: Jun 3 2008, 5:39 PM EDT
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Hey Skynet becomes self aware on my birthday.
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| Wild-Kat | New Terminator Reference Guide | 1 | Apr 22 2008, 2:35 PM EDT by Krazykaleb | |
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Hey All, thanks to an idea by KRAZYKaleb, we've reorged the Terminator pages into a new Ultimate Terminator Guide section! Makes for a nice, neat section, but while the SCC season's out, wouldn't it be great to hyperfocus on the original and upcoming movies for a while!?
If you've got other cool ideas of stuff to add to this section, let's give it a go! Thanks SUPERFANS!!!! |
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