And will she get it on with John Connor in between battles or is she the kind of girl who would dig Marcus, the early version of the Terminator cyborg played by Arnie? That would be kind of creepy, but we'll keep you posted. Moonblood, I mean, Bloodgood will play a "no-nonsense and battle hardened member of the resistance," according to the Hollywood Reporter. It won the hearts of millions of fans and people are eager to download Terminator Salvation movie, to add it to their collection of all time favorites. And now, rising out of a sea of testosterone, "T4" has finally found a female lead: Moon Bloodgood.ĭespite having one of the coolest names in show biz (eat it, Soleil Moon Frye), Moon Bloodgood is not exactly well-known.She had a recurring role on NBC"s recent "Journeyman" series, but aside from thatBloodgood is known only for being out-acted by a pack of huskies in "Eight Below" and a few twirls around a stripper pole on CBS's "CSI." Landing the part in "Terminator 4" is a BIG deal for her, in other words. Terminator Salvation and Terminator Salvation is undoubtedly one of the most successful movies in the recent years.
The film also has Anton Yelchin as Reese, the young Connor acolyte originally played by Michael Biehn, and the incredible Paul Haggis is still crafting the screenplay. Terminator Salvation Walkthrough Gameplay Playthrough HD No CommentaryIf you enjoyed the video please leave a like/comment and subscribe.
That expert casting choice easily overrides the fact that McG is directing. "Terminator 4" already has a lot going for it – first, and always most important to me, it has Christian Bale starring as the adult John Connor.
Until they come up with a title that doesn't remind me of those "Goal!" movies ("Terminator: the Dream Begins") I will continue to refer to it as "Terminator 4" - or "T4" - to it's friends.
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I know that the new "Terminator" movie is now supposed to be called "Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins," but I'm with Matt on this one.
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