McG透露他对《终结者5》的设想，太神棍了！

Unlike the previous three Terminator installments, the plot of Salvation doesn't revolve around Skynet, the A.I.-empowered computer system that controls the machine army, sending one of its soldiers back in time in an attempt to change the future. Instead, all of the action occurs in the year 2018, before Skynet has developed the ability to time-travel. But that doesn't mean it doesn't have a few surprises up its sleeve. In a development that John's mother/mentor/drill sergeant Sarah Connor (who does not appear to have a role in the film, one of the few elements from Terminator 3 that carries over into this installment) never foresaw, Skynet has been experimenting on surviving humans in an attempt to fuse man and machine. The resistance rescues one of these "hybrids," Marcus Wright (Sam Worthington), who resembles a normal person on the outside but underneath packs more iron than Iron Man. "The Marcus character is a real exploration of what it means to be human," McG explains.

"You can have metal bits and pieces running through your body, but it doesn't make you any less of a man. And the question is, where do you become a machine and let go of your humanity? I did a lot of thinking about Christopher Reeve and the idea that if you lose control of your four limbs or body, does it make you less human? Of course, the answer is no; many would argue that Chris Reeve became more human [after his accident]. So where does the soul reside, where does humanity exist? Not in your arms, your legs or your torso. That's what the movie is all about—the nature of what it is that makes us human."

In case you're wondering where the war is in this so-called war movie, don’t worry—McG promises that moviegoers will get plenty of bang for their buck. Rather than restrict the action to green-screen-lined soundstages, many of the film's biggest sequences were shot in the New Mexico desert and favor practical special effects—including real explosions and bullets—over CGI. "I wanted all of the action based in reality with a respect for physics and I wanted it to have a tactile reality for the audience. That's why we did so much practically, to really convey the difficulty of a world under duress. I didn't want clean, shiny Logan's Run Terminators. I wanted Children of Men/Mad Max Terminators."

The grimness and intensity of the film's world often carried over into real life, most notably when Bale was caught on tape yelling at the film's director of photography Shane Hurlbut for apparently interfering in an important shot. The actor's rant was later leaked to the public, leading to numerous news stories and even a few homemade remixes posted on YouTube. "That's the nature of a movie set," McG says now about the incident. "I've never made a movie where there weren't flare-ups. I encouraged an environment of intensity and hotheadedness led by me. I have a bad temper and am very passionate and want that level of intensity to show up onscreen at all times. And I want the best, most intense version of Bale, because that's what he's here to do. Besides, it was taken out of context and I think people understand that and it's largely come and gone without too much fuss. I do think it's a slap in the face to Hollywood that private material would be leaked. Movies are designed to only see the finished result."

As he puts the finishing touches on Terminator Salvation, McG is already looking ahead to the next chapter in what the studio hopes will be another trilogy. "I strongly suspect the next movie is going to take place in a [pre-Judgment Day] 2011," McG reveals. "John Connor is going to travel back in time and he's going to have to galvanize the militaries of the world for an impending Skynet invasion. They've figured out time travel to the degree where they can send more than one naked entity. So you're going to have hunter killers and transports and harvesters and everything arriving in our time and Connor fighting back with conventional military warfare, which I think is going to be fucking awesome. I also think he's going to meet a scientist that's going to look a lot like present-day Robert Patrick [who famously played the T-1000 in Terminator 2], talking about stem-cell research and how we can all live as idealized, younger versions of ourselves."

As James Cameron might say, that's interesting


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好莱坞电影手册讯：
《终结者4》（Terminator Salvation）导演McG最近接受Film Journal访问时透露了一些他对《终结者5》的设想，他似乎要把《终结者5》的故事安排在“审判日”之前。

McG说，他设想的《终结者5》情节是约翰·康纳（John Connor）穿越时空，回到了审判日之前的2011年提醒军方“天网将要入侵”。他还设想那时的时间旅行技术更加先进，所能传送的绝不仅一个赤条条的“ 终结者”，因此观众将能看到“收割者”、“猎人杀手”等等全部回到了我们的时代。

另外，约翰·康纳会和当代军队并肩作战，更会遇到一个长得很像“现在的Robert Patrick”（在《终结者2》中扮演T-1000）的研究干细胞的科学家，讨论如何制造一个理想化的年轻的自己。

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   随着《终结者2018》热映，下一部终结者电影也提上了议事日程。拥有《终结者》续集拍摄权的哈尔辛公司去年就宣布了一个三部曲的拍摄计划，他们早已与导演McG、克里斯汀·贝尔也签订了合约。McG日前也透露他的新片大计，故事大纲已经成形：2018年后，天网和人类抵抗军掌握了时空穿越的技术，这次人类决心率先发起攻击，约翰·康纳一行穿越到2011年的伦敦，决心阻止天网发起全面进攻。天网也派来了T-800、“收割者”、“猎杀者”等机器人兵团，约翰·康纳不得不用所能找到的武器与终结者们作战，一场空前的大战将在伦敦展开。


根据安排，《终结者5》将于2011年上映。

　　对于《终结者5》，导演McG还有其它想法，他知道观众对《终结者2》中的液体金属人T-1000印象深刻，罗伯特·帕特里克饰演的机器人是影史经典形象。在第5集中，他想尝试讲述这个机器人的来历，“我很喜欢观众在下一集终结者电影中见到罗伯特·帕特里克，而且是看到他现在的样子。他会是一个研究细胞复制的科学家，希望能让人类保持青春。想象一下我们看到60岁的帕特里克，"天哪，他将变成T-1000"？”McG觉得这个创意十分完美，虽然还没有定案，但他说已经开始跟罗伯特·帕特里克接触。