Linda Hamilton Rejected Lines That Would Make Her Seem 'Soft' For 'Terminator: Dark Fate'

It's called "Dark Fate" (with Terminator obviously before that) and it's gearing up to be a real freaking doozy of a film, dear readers.

Cause guess what, "they're back".

We've got a couple of good writers on this one, no big d. Just some guy named James Cameron?

I think he's done a movie or two here and there.

We've got everyone's favorite governor (not you, Kay Ivey, but you're a close second) Arnold is back as the T-800 "Model 101", apparently going by the name of Carl according to Wikipedia.

We have Linda Hamilton reprising her role as Sarah Conner, which is just as exciting if not more exciting.

Sarah Conner was one of the most badass women in film, and it's good to see her back.

While fans are sure they worked fine together, director Tim Miller and Linda Hamilton butted heads at some point.

She totally called him out in an interview with www.cinemablend.com, where she said he kept trying to film the movie "independent" and that she had no idea what that meant, even after filming it.

Good thing Linda Hamilton totally shut them down, because, like Sarah, she's one tough freaking woman.

Since then, she's become a mental patient, a skilled survivor and overall, a total and complete badass lady.

But newsflash: she has a relatable goal. Protecting her son and humanity.

In the same interview I mentioned before, she said that whenever they would give her a bad line:

"I would go, ‘Nope, I am not saying that.’ And a couple of times I was like, ‘I am not saying that. That’s stupid."

Especially in Hollywood (and for women everywhere, honestly) you never want to look like a priss and have people spread that about you.

Linda is not only an empowered woman (like her character, now I'm starting to see why this casting makes sense) but she has been playing this character for a while now.

No offense Tim Miller, but you just go here. Linda has been protecting John and the world for a time now.

And with Linda Hamilton's input, I've got to say I'm even more excited to see this thing.

Did Linda step out of line? Or was she doing what was best?

I think only one thing will tell us the truth: whether or not Terminator: Dark Fate is a jam.