The fifth Terminator movie is slowly but surely chugging along.  Contrary to recent belief, it turns out that Terminator 5 won't have to use a digital Arnold Schwarzenegger like Terminator: Salvation, since the former bodybuilder and two-term California Governor will indeed play the T-800 again.

The next installment in the unkillable Terminator franchise has recruited a new pair of writers.

When last we saw Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana as ten foot tall blue cat people on Pandora at the end of Avatar, they had successfully revolted against greedy human colonists and their futuristic conveniences.  Still, the human thirst for unobtanium remains unquenchable, and our tenacious species will no doubt return to get our grubby meathooks all over that sweet space-ore in the two Avatar sequels that writer-director James Cameron is developing.  Cameron himself talked about the progress of the sequels, which will be filmed back-to-back for releases tentatively set at December 2014 and December 2015.

Much like the unkillable cybernetic destruct-o-bots at the center of the series, the Terminator franchise stubbornly refuses to die.   When former California Governor and muscle enthusiast Arnold Schwarzenegger announced that he would return to acting, Universal starting tossing around the idea of a fifth Terminator entry starring Schwarzenegger and directed by Justin Lin.  The director of the upcoming Fast Five publicly commented on the possibility for the first time today, saying that he's spoken with Schwarzenegger and has a take on the material, but has in no way committed to the project.

You're about to be treated to a bevy of headlines all using the painfully obvious I'll Be Back allusion that was dated about fifteen years ago, as everybody's favorite orange-haired former California governor is looking to return to acting.  That's right, everybody, Arnold Schwarzenegger tweeted the big news that he is now seriously considering acting offers again, after sending the better part of a decade heading up one of the largest economies in the world.

Hey, if you’re amongst the ten percent of Californians who are currently struggling through unemployment, you can rest assured that our former governor feels your pain. Former bodybuilder turned one-note action hero turned improbable politician Arnold Schwarzenegger says that his two terms as Governor of the eighth-largest economy on the planet (if it were a sovereign nation; sorry Brazil) cost him $200 million in lost revenue and expenses.

Thomas Dekker (aka the young John Conner from The Sarah Connor Chronicles) shares his favorite movies.  What's on his list?  Watch the video to find out. To see more videos with Thomas Dekker, watch the Rogue Spotlight.

Thomas Dekker, aka the young John Conner from The Sarah Connor Chronicles, talks about being part of the Terminator experience in our exclusive Rogue Spotlight.

Thomas Dekker, who has been consistently acting since the age of six, shares advice and humor for actors who want to break into the business at an early age. 

Steven Spielberg is back taking on a massive production as he is scheduled to direct Robopocalypse, a Drew Goddard-scripted adaptation of the Daniel H. Wilson novel. The story revolves around the human race’s attempt to survive as robots take over the world. While it may sound a bit similar to the Terminator franchise, Spielberg will certainly create a film that is uniquely his own.