Yes and no, Ivalice. It's a bit of a complicated situation, but essentially the makers of the "Sarah Connor Chronicles" have consciously decided to ignore the events of "T3", and regard only the events of the first two films as canon. However, "T3" is still very much canonical within the continuing movie series, with the upcoming "T4" following on from the events depicted in it; the TV show, however, will (as far as I'm aware) *not* be considered canon within the context of the film series. Hope that helps!
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Ahnold Sez: (From "The Expendables 2"): "My *shoe* is bigger than this cahr!"
But if your first point was true, then why would he cut the scene from the final movie? Surely, as with all films, deleted scenes cannot be considered as canon? Who knows ...
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Ahnold Sez: (From "The Expendables 2"): "My *shoe* is bigger than this cahr!"
I can't swear on it but I thought JC said he cut the alternate version from the theatrical release of the movie due to time constraints.
Also I remember him saying something like showing the black highway at night may have been a better way to end the movie because of reasons I cannot remember right now...
I'll try finding the JC interview on the T2 Special Edition DVD.
In regards to the title of the thread, hope they don't consider it canon!!
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Mar 31st, 2008 04:53 AM
So basically SCC is merely an alternate timeline? Ok then, we saw that in the T2 alternate ending too.
