Terminator: Dark Fate Pitch Meeting

There is actually a reason Skynet doesn't do the 1700s thing. In the first movie Reese explains that most records on people and such were lost on judgement day, Skynet only knew which city Sarah lived in at the time so the original Terminator had to go through the phone book and kill anyone in the area named Sarah Connor and just hope it eventually found the right one. So we can assume records from further back are even more fragmented or just irretrivable.

"Screw it, OK." has been every production note on a Terminator movie since the 2nd one.

I wish Ryan explained why the Terminator that killed John didn't go on to have a job as an exterminator.

Last time I was this early, the Terminator movies were still good.

Another fun fact: A movie is born from a pitch meeting, which makes it a son of a pitch.

Oh, not realizing these are old videos and watching them again anyway is TIGHT!

"Saying the thing is tight!" Man, the level of meta in that one line

"...but they already got sent back before they didn't exist"

Somehow the mental image of James Camaron screaming incoherently at Producer Guy demanding a new Writer Guy over the phone is the funniest thing ever.

Screw it, ok -Every director for the past 10 years