"It's been said that you're the one who made most of the Back to the Future film we've just watched." Caron stared with intrigue. "Since this also tackles ti travel like my Terminator, do you want to compare notes?"
Alexander was already clued in that it was Innovative Rob and Curious Bob that spilled the beans so it was within expectations for soone like Caron to hound him about the story.
"What do you want to know, Mr. Caron?"
"For starters, doesn't Marty McFly's travels contradict Kyle Reese's?" This was what Caron was troubled about. "Marty ddling in the past ant changing his future and even wiping himself out of existence. If you think about it, wouldn't Kyle and Sarah's relationship in my Terminator be much more catastrophic?"
"Uhm... you should just think of 'Back to the Future' and Terminator as films that made use of a theoretical concept that has many interpretations." Alexander reasoned. "Back to the Future's version of ti travel isn't necessarily the correct one and so is your Terminator. It's best if you just go with what you've already established for so Terminator sequel you have in mind."
"You are thinking of making a sequel to Terminator, right?" This was what Alexander probed. 'T2: Judgent Day' is a groundbreaking film of its ti and it would be stupid to pass up on the chance to join its successful bandwagon.
Hooking it under Creed Pictures' future catalog would be even more ideal.
"As a matter of fact, I am making a sequel and it's going to be grander and even more ambitious than the B-movie idea it had been." Caron grinned with excitent. Terminator was going to be his crowning glory and further advancent in the field of filmmaking.
"Given that you said interesting points of distinctive ti travel concepts, could you give this director so of the finer points as to why Back to the Future's ti travel is different from Terminator's ti travel?" Caron turned back to the little boy with curiosity.
"Back to the Future's take on ti travel is anything but revolutionary." Alexander answered. "It's just the simple reimagining of changing one aspect of the past that would change a lot in the future."
This was long debated and compared in long Reddit debates, so Alexander simply simplified it as simple as he could. "For your Terminator, it's deterministic, fated, and designed as it should be."
"Kyle Reese is always ant to travel to the past to help Sara and make a baby with her. That baby would know what happened and grow up to send his would-be father to the past for everything to fall in place." Alexander added. "This should remain true unless you change sothing on your next Terminator iteration, Mr. Caron."
It was a paradox of ti and fate that need not be explored further. Whatever past-future's T3 and onwards had done was a travesty that broke the simple yet profound Terminator film series.
Alexander didn't know whether he'd really be able to take so helm on the Terminator project but he surely wouldn't want to make repeatedly failing sequels to Terminator.
Caron humd in agreent at what he heard. In truth, he wasn't really worried about the ti travel conundrum and had already arrived at the sa conjecture as what was reasoned by Alexander.
His real goal is to gauge the boy's capabilities and sure enough... THE Alexander Creed did not disappoint. Creating and producing Creed Comics' content must really co from the boy before him.
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"I'm getting a clearer and clearer idea on the sequel already." Caron may be hard and pushy when it ca to matters of filmmaking but he was not too stingy to praise people. "If only you could make a Terminator comic book, then maybe everything would be much clearer."
Alexander just smiled at the gesture and said. "If that were to happen, the Terminator would be littered with tallo lawsuits or whatever pesky annoyances that the Creed Comics enemies could whip up."
"I've read so news about that." Caron empathized. "Don't worry too much though. They're just folks that are either envious of your success, want to destroy you, or leech of your gains."
Alexander chuckled at that as he knew how much legal trouble this director would face in the future with regard to his successful works.
Of course, he didn't forget to add a witty quip. "Or.... maybe their goals are all that you've ntioned all together."
Caron grinned at that. "I like the way you think, Alexander Creed."
Perhaps so sort of camaraderie was born of such simple exchanges.
Too bad it was cut shorter as two hunky fellows in grood suits joined along...
It was none other than the 80s muscle entourage that Caron brought along.
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"Well, little Mr. Creed, I believe you know these two big guys." Caron beca the middleman as he tapped the strong duo on their shoulders.
"I do." Alexander affird this in his own way. "Rocky Rambo and Terminator Conan."
"Haha! Perhaps that's what I should call these two from now on." Caron did not fail to laugh.
Of course, the two giants were good sports and responded well to the little boy before them.
"Rocky Rambo Sylvestre Stallone." Stallone leaned in a bit to shake the boy's hand.
"Hi to you, little friend." As soon as Stallone was done, Schwarzenegger followed suit. "Terminator Conan plus Commando Arnold Schwarzenegger."
"Hello, I'm Alexander Creed." Alexander greeted accordingly and didn't forget to add the celebrity eting customary cliche of. "Big fan of your works."
""Thank you!"" The duo responded in an un-tid but synchronous manner. It was not hard to tell which voice was which though... their world-renowned voice and accent were hard to miss.
Of course, as soon as the unplanned duality happened, the big guys in suits had a distinctive stare down from the awkwardness that ca from it.
"Don't mind these two. They've been at this since I've gotten the chance to acquaint with the two of them at the sa instance." Caron quickly dispensed the situation lest it gets to the level of showing off each other's muscles.
"Sorry about that." Stallone coughed as he fixed his tie to keep lax.
Schwarzenegger was already out of the situation and moved on to Alexander so that he could help out his director friend. "Little friend, our macho weirdness aside, and you being a big fan of ours. Director Jas Caron here is said to be a big fan of you."
"I don't know if it's true but since he said so... it must be." Stallone didn't want to be 1P-ed and helped with the entouraging as well. "Take it from as a long-term actor, an established guy like Caron is trustworthy to work with."
"Er..." Alexander had no clue why this added pitch ca but he had to deal with it.
"Stop embarrassing already, I've already done all that and more... so shoo with you big fellows." Caron wanted to palm himself from these blokes uncoordination with his rhythm.
In any case, so bits of socializing ensued... with two 80's machos joining the fray.
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Of course, while Alexander reacted as he normally would on the outside, his inner workings worked differently.
Things such as benefiting from this eting were rummaging through his thoughts and the values that these 3 people before him hold.
He already had his profiling of Jas Caron but these two ga-action stars and future Expendables had so big rits.
Stallone's film library was a bit on the low side but his writing talent was considerable. His appeal and sway plumted at so point though and he beca "Nom-nom" King Shark.
For Schwarzenegger... well... being a future governor of a place that housed many of Hollywood and befriending him must bear so considerable fruits.
In any case, Alexander's business thoughts processed while he conversed as "eloquently" as he can.
His thoughts may have gone too far at so point though as his special vision made him see Stallone and Schwarzenegger as pixelated soldier versions of themselves.
No doubt that his visualization had inadvertently arrived at the Contra video ga.
There was also no doubt that his business sches had even made their way to the realms of gas.
Either way, this socializing was as eventful as the film premiere for Alexander.
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