David Fendley

"Terminator Salvation" was an atrocity. Let's forget about it and move on with the series as if it never happened.

@HighestRanked Thanks for your response. I'm looking to get a Kindle myself, but I have been waiting for an Apple tablet a long time as well. I can definitely see where the Kindle will continue to be valuable.

If the tablet comes out, still think the Kindle is a good buy? After all, the Kindle will still be great for b/w books and will undoubtedly have a much better battery life (Plus the Kindle app for the iPhone OS if the tablet runs that).

Honestly, I loved that line and its deeper meaning. I still think of it often -- it definitely has stuck with me.

Apologies for the above comment. Damn auto-form. Please delete this comment and the one above. (For the record, boy were my hopes wrong ;)

This is truly an incredible film. Without taking up a full page in the comments with my thoughts, I will simply say this to those that thought the story was "thin": I don't believe you have to tell a story with words.

There is so much richness in this universe, in the people, in the characters, that is implied. It is like a painting -- each person is left to abstract what they feel out of what they see. Cameron drew out the core of these beings to tell this segment of the story. I have no doubt that we'll see further evolution of these characters in future films.

Another absolutely terrible loss: RIP, Dan O'Bannon.

This breaks my heart. RIP, Roy. Thank you for your legacy.

Very well written review. I'm interested in reading the book and seeing the movie as well.

Signature quality is bound to be pretty poor. A good alternative is agree2.com. Their routines for verifying receipt and identity are pretty slick.