Articles about The Terminator

Designer René Mambembe out of Nantes, France created this lovely alphabet of superheroes and famous characters using Helvetica. Some are available as prints. Nice. via@denveregotist

The man from the original Terminator talks to @totalfilm here about his new work on The Divide and what he thinks of the Terminator and Alien series.

Think Ferris Bueller is the only one to get a new lease on Super Bowl Sunday? The unusual situation advertisers create when they put their products in a context for audiences to instantly understand while taking the characters completely out of the context they were created in — usually away from the creative teams that first birthed them.

@TremulantDesign created a fascinating and thorough infographic called "The Future According to Films"

It appears that The Terminator franchise will never die. So @wiredmag magazine asked two Hollywood veterans to imagine the next chapter.

25 wonderfully obscure celebrity spots/cameos in past films and TV shows, with screen shots as proof

A supercut video that perhaps proves that this expository line might be the most cliched in all of cinema.

Scenes from "Inception," "The Terminator," and "3:10 to Yuma" ooze sexiness--but don't necessarily end in sex.

More great work from @Derek_Eads: A collection of famous movie hands in poster form

Think you'll know how to handle the end of days when it arrives May 21? Or Whenever? For a better chance at survival, consult the movies and follow these very helpful rules.

The man from the original Terminator talks to @totalfilm here about his new work on The Divide and what he thinks of the Terminator and Alien series.

Designer René Mambembe out of Nantes, France created this lovely alphabet of superheroes and famous characters using Helvetica. Some are available as prints. Nice. via@denveregotist

Think Ferris Bueller is the only one to get a new lease on Super Bowl Sunday? The unusual situation advertisers create when they put their products in a context for audiences to instantly understand while taking the characters completely out of the context they were created in — usually away from the creative teams that first birthed them.

@TremulantDesign created a fascinating and thorough infographic called "The Future According to Films"

25 wonderfully obscure celebrity spots/cameos in past films and TV shows, with screen shots as proof

It appears that The Terminator franchise will never die. So @wiredmag magazine asked two Hollywood veterans to imagine the next chapter.

A supercut video that perhaps proves that this expository line might be the most cliched in all of cinema.

Scenes from "Inception," "The Terminator," and "3:10 to Yuma" ooze sexiness--but don't necessarily end in sex.

More great work from @Derek_Eads: A collection of famous movie hands in poster form

Think you'll know how to handle the end of days when it arrives May 21? Or Whenever? For a better chance at survival, consult the movies and follow these very helpful rules.