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UPDATE #2: Robert Rodriguez to Direct ‘Predator’ Remake

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Update: Website ERC Box Office reports that 20th Century Fox plans to get the film in theaters by July 9, 2010 and that Rodriguez is not writing or directing, while AICN confirms the update in an exclusive interview with Rodriguez! This past January we reported exclusively that Robert Rodriguez’s Troublemaker Studios was behind a Predator reboot tentatively titled Predators. Here’s the synopsis we provided, “In the reboot a team of commandoes face down a mysterious race of vicious monsters.” This afternoon our friends at IESB confirmed our news while adding something big, “IESB has also confirmed it will be Rodriguez’ own take on the original concept and he is in fact not only producing the reboot, he’s also directing it.” Click the source link below for their full story.

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James Cameron Comments on the Direction He’d Like to See a Future ‘Terminator’ Movie Take

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In the wake of the box office underperformance of 2019’s Terminator: Dark Fate, you may be wondering what the future of the franchise is looking like at this point in time. Last we heard back in early 2021, Netflix and Skydance were working on an animated series set in the world of the Terminator franchise, but what about the franchise’s future on the big screen?

Speaking with Wondery and Amazon’s “SmartLess” Podcast this week, franchise creator James Cameron commented briefly on where he’d like to see the franchise go next.

If I were to do another Terminator film and maybe try to launch that franchise again, which is in discussion, but nothing has been decided, I would make it much more about the AI side of it than bad robots gone crazy,” Cameron explains to the podcast.

The original plan was for Terminator: Dark Fate to kick off a brand new three-movie arc for the franchise, but it sounds like those plans are likely dead in the water at this point.

As for Cameron, if all goes according to plan he’s going to be spending the next several years making Avatar movies. Where does Terminator fit in all of that? Only time will tell.

Launched in 1984 with James Cameron’s original action-slasher, the Terminator franchise to date includes six feature films and a short-lived spinoff television series.

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