Critics have really been down on the "Terminator" franchise this year, having expressed considerable disappointment with the fourth movie (I thought it was okay). So maybe they'll be happy to see that Derek Anderson and Victor Kubicek are selling the rights to the franchise to the highest bidder.
Fans of the Sarah O'Connor Chronicles may feel the sale is coming too late or not soon enough. But whether we'll see any more "Terminator" movies is anyone's guess. It seems to me that now they've brought the story full circle, all that's left (really) is to show John Connor being killed (or maybe thwarting the death foretold to him by his converted killer in "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines").
All this time travel stuff can get really convoluted anyway. People who watch Star Trek can tell you that. After all, Captain Kirk is dead -- isn't he?
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