Look at the dates on these tweets.
@JimCameron I would give anything to be able to write/direct/storyboard Terminator for you in 2020 while you have your fun in Pandora. XD
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 16, 2015
@JimCameron The events of T2 stopped judgment day, but machines exist behind the scenes and eventually kill John Connor in this new timeline
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 1, 2017
@JimCameron Keep it simple. Just Arnold, Linda, and new lead actress. Love interest can be introduced in sequels. Or brief cameo in this one
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 3, 2017
@JimCameron Also don't humanize Skynet at all like in those failure films. Skynet works as a faceless ominous entity looming in our paranoia
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 1, 2017
@JimCameron PS stay away from things that failed in the other films. Stay away from scifi tangents, time travel, keep it grounded in realism
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 1, 2017
@JimCameron I read you were looking for sci-fi authors but this film needs a hard dose of reality if you ask me. Go watch Logan now and see
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 3, 2017
@JimCameron There shouldn't be anything confusing that will muddle the narrative. Time travel began this story but shouldnt stay prevalent
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 2, 2017
@JimCameron There you go, problem solved, everything you wanted is in this "script". You're welcome!! I really hope you steal my ideas lol
— Nick Ridgway (@NickRidgway) October 1, 2017
*Gasp!*
It was secretly me.
I basically wrote out all of the terrible films. They are all terminated. You just watch just Terminator 1, then Terminator 2… And then this one, the *real* Terminator 3.
None of the others exist anymore. Those were all a bad dream. Pretty cool, right?
