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I saw T3 two nights ago.

Without giving anything away, one thing became evidently clear - most sci fi movies need not follow the principles of phyics and reality, because well quite frankly, none of it is real to begin with.

Looking back, the same bugaboo in T3 started from T2. So I'll be using that as a point of reference.

Remember that time travel in the Terminator universe could only occur with flesh. That is why the original T-800 looked human. Fine, I'll accept that.

In T2, that was also the case. Remember the new T-1000 (played by Robert Patrick) also came in naked, but he had a schtick.

The robot was made of liquid metal, able to transform itself into simple metal tools (spikes, hammers), but more importantly, he had the ability to morph into other people. This is where the problem lies.

How was it possible that a machine made from metal could imitate clothing? I mean, liquid or otherwise, the colours of clothes and metal just ain't the same. It bugs me that the T-1000 had to come in naked, but had no problem clothing itself via its morphing trick. Didn't he have to kill a cop to get his clothes?

Anyway, T3 has the same problems, and that's all I'm gonna say about that. Maybe I'll go rent T2 again, just to confirm this post.

Afterall, I already had to do some "research" with google to find the model numbers of the 2 terminators.

....I'm a geek at heart.
posted by losir at 11:08 AM