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[apocalypsos]

The Terminator is showing on Spike. It's showing in fullscreen and it's edited for television. After the commercial break will be the love scene, and that will be edited for television, too. And yet here I am, watching it anyway.

Yes, this is how sad I am. *shakes head*

Comments

[lastscorpion.livejournal.com]

Hey, The Terminator is a pretty cool movie, even edited!

(Makes more sense than Smallville LOL!)

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

The Terminator is ALWAYS cool. No exceptions.

Although I still despise whoever marred my precious to take out the cursing and edit down my favorite sex scene EVER, but I still have mad love for that movie and the sequels. They come second only to The Poseidon Adventure on my list of favorite movies ever, but let's not even get into my love affair for that one. :)

[dawnmipb.livejournal.com]

I may be totally weird, but I STILL believe that the Terminator love scene is the best, hottest and most moving love scene ever made.

But I'm weird like that.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

I don't think that's weird, but then again, I completely and totally agree. :)

(Weird as it is that the guy who would write and film that would apparently lose the ability to film a good love scene in the years between Terminator and Titanic. *eye roll*)

[dawnmipb.livejournal.com]

I commented without looking at the other comments and when I was done, saw yours and thought, "Well, then I'm weird in good company." *g*

I think it was the way he worshipped her. I get worked up just thinking about that scene.

And? So agreed on Titanic. I've only seen the high points in that film and burst out laughing inappropriately at most of them.

[apocalypsos.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes. With the awed look on Kyle's face and the frantic kissing and the grabbing at the sheets. OMG SO HAWT. *fans self*

You know those companies that remove all the objectionable stuff from a movie? I'm sorely tempted to send them a copy of Titanic and have them edit out the love story, because the sinking is awesome. Oh, and maybe they can stick in some more of the real-life stories. *is a total Titanic junkie ... the ship, not the movie*

I hate when Hollywood fucks up a perfectly interesting historical event by cramming in an insipid love story. Pearl Harbor, anyone? Sheesh.

[gentleman-lech.livejournal.com]

Whenever I find a movie I want to watch on TV, I usually pop in the DVD and just watch the real thing.

[corruptedjasper.livejournal.com]

Despite the fact that you own it on VHS and on DVD. Twice.

Right? That's how I often watch movies on TV.

Why? Search me.