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FOR THOSE WHO SCROLL ... ARNOLD TO THE RESCUE!
They also had the cast of T3 in the form of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl, and Kristanna Loken. AND director John Mostow and make up artist Stan Winston. The emcee asked all who had a question to leave their seats and form a line near the stage, where the table of celebrities would answer questions one by one. After seeing the trailer for T3 a few thoughts entered my mind. 1. TERMINATOR 3 is subtitled: The Rise of The Machines, whereas, despite T2, SkyNet still takes over the world and begins the route of humanity.
4. The Bros. Warchowski (of THE MATRIX) have expressed interest in working with Arnold Schwarzenegger sometime in the near future. So 2 movies, released by the same studio in the same year and season and both are about machines taking over the world and the creators of one have talked about working with the star of the other. I stepped up to the microphone and politely addressed the smiling faces of, from left to right, Stan Winston, Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Mostow, Kristanna Loken, and Nick Stahl, stated the above observations and asked, "Are there any plans to tie in the TERMINATOR franchise with THE MATRIX somewhere down the road?" The faces of Schwarzenegger and Mostow went unbelievably blank. Then Mostow even seemed a little angry as he flatly said, "No."
The emcee, sensing a sad Southern California diss opportunity (It's just a thing for Southern California liberal folk; a rather large percentage of them feel a burning neurotic need to publically humiliate someone for amusement. It's one of the reasons Reality Shows with a humiliation angle keep getting the greenlight here), broke the silence with "I thought I told you all to ask GOOD questions?"
As I walked away, the emcee, forgetting that the audience wasn't here to see HIM and pushing for a bigger laugh at my expense (since the first one kind of bombed), then says to me as I walk away (understand that he has the microphone and the security guards on his side), "What's with your clothes and that cowboy hat, anyway? Are you supposed to be from Texas?" Again, a few scattered titters but largely a mute crowd. These are MY people after all and we are ALL geeks! You should SEE the way we all dress! We dress for our own nutso tastes! Now this emcee, clearly in his late forties / early fifties and looking as though he STILL wears his older brother's hand me downs (patches on the elbows of his brown sweater shirt), is so hungry for the diss and expected, appreciative, laugh that he has totally forgot that the cast and crew of TERMINATOR 3 - the reason everyone paid to be here on this particular day - IS RIGHT BEHIND HIM! Did this sad emcee comic book freak think he stood apart from us? Did he think he was going to impress Kristanna Loken with his fashion sense? In response, I stopped and said, "Yeah! I am!"
To MY surprise, Arnold says, "Don't worry about it! You look good! I wear a hat just like that! I love it!" Which was a wet fish slap in the face of the emcee (In Your FACE!), who could only stand there not knowing what to do. There were a few scattered "Yays!" from the crowd. Clearly this was NOT a group who was taking sides on the issue. They could care less! They came to hear about the movie! Still, I thought it was wicked cool that Arnold Shwarzenegger came to my rescue! Way to go, dude! P.S., emcee guy. If you ever google through and find this, you may want, in the future, to not diss Texas on convention days when your invited guests sitting RIGHT behind you are FROM that state! And Nick Stahl was born and raised in Dallas, Texas! And don't diss cowboy hats when Arnold is around! The guy owns a ranch for crying out loud! A little research would have saved you from making an ass of yourself. Visit
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