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Paramount’s panel at Comic-Con for Terminator: Dark Fate had a nice surprise in store for the Hall H panel: the reveal that Edward Furlong was returning to the franchise to play John Connor. Furlong originally played Conner, the son of Linda Hamilton’s Sarah, in 1991’s sequel Terminator 2: Judgment Day in his first…

UPDATED with featurette shown in the room: He’s back…again. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the once-and-future icon of The Terminator franchise, had a reunion with the franchise’s other big star, Linda Hamilton, on the Hall H stage for the Paramount Pictures and Skydance Media panel previewing Terminator: Dark Fate (November…

At today’s Comic-Con session for Paramount/Skydance Media’s Terminator: Dark Fate, director Tim Miller confirmed that the sixth movie will be rated R. Originally the first three Terminator films were rated R, but part 4 Terminator Salvation and and Skydance’s Termaintor: Genisys were rated PG-13. “The DNA of Terminator…

The trailer for Terminator: Dark Fate doesn’t drop until tomorrow, but here’s something to tide you over: a teaser poster (see it below). You probably won’t find much by way of clues, but have at it nonetheless. Directed by Tim Miller, Terminator: Dark Fate opens in theaters Nov. 1, with a cast that has T fans…

Unlike Disney with its CinemaCon session Wednesday, Paramount brought the stars –all of them– for its November 1 release Terminator: Dark Fate: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes, Gabriel Luna. “The story picks up where Jim Cameron left off with T2,” said Paramount boss Jim…

After Disney’s underwhelming and button-down session at CinemaCon yesterday, Paramount livened the mood up in a big way with a hysterical opening reel of studio Chairman and CEO Jim Gianopulos contending with a ditzy chauffeur (Hayley Magnus of the movie The Dressmaker and NBC pilot Like Magic) as he tries to make his…

The Tim Miller-directed and James Cameron-produced Terminator movie will now be known as Terminator: Dark Fate. And by the way, Novomber 1 looks to still be a blood bath with two franchise movies, Paramount/Skydance’s Terminator: Dark Fate and Sony’s Charlie’s Angels fighting for the masses. As far as we hear…