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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tsyr" data-source="post: 1001065" data-attributes="member: 354">Re: Problems with T3As someone else pointed out, this is just wrong. It was Skynet, all along. Period. And I have no problems with Skynet being able to do that.The whole point of the movie was that the future couldn't be changed in any signifigant way, no matter how hard you tried.Ok... As someone who has hit deer before, they do seem to "jump right out at you", even if they didn't, in reality. They are kinda hard to spot, for how big they are.Of course he has no contacts... He's worked since the end of T2 towards that exact goal. Actualy, we have no proof he did take the wrong drugs at all. Kate made a comment about taking the wrong drugs to distract him, but we don't know he did. As for him being passed out on the floor... So? He was tired, of course, had been fighting pain (which makes you more tired), and probably took drugs that make you even more tired still. I have no problem with that... I've done similar things when I've been hurt. Again, the future is making sure it can't be destroyed.For the first... She was evidently able to hack into the city computers remoltey... How do you know she wasn't tapping her targets communications, or something? For the second... she isn't exactly a "combat model"... She's an assassin. Designed to infiltrate, hunt down, and then kill. I can very easily believe they would have sort of DNA recognition technology, if such existed. And come on... If you cant stomach DNA recognition technology (Which is futureistic, but not outside the realm of possibility), you shouldn't even be watching a movie that has time travel, artificial inteligence, and ultra-powerful androids and nano-bots as its main themes...It was an attempt to show that not only was Brewster going to be a valid part of the resistance, but an important one to John. And we have no proof she has never fought in her life... Her father is military, she might have grown up shooting guns and stuff.The line of Terminators arnold portrays have never been the stealthy types, even back in T1. They can infiltrate ok, if no one questions them much, but subtlety has never been their strong point.The T-1000 before it was perfectly content to use others to help further its goals... Acting as a police officer, questioning people as a police officer would... They are probably designed to take advantage of whatever they can. Makes sense. Besides, whats wrong with a deception-and-guile approach? It's not like the last two attempts at brute force have done jack to help Skynet, I could see it changing tactics easily. And lets not turn this into a feminisim debate, please.Uh, actualy, I don't recall any others where running fast would have been a great asset...</blockquote>

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