You never guessed it, but this is the third movie in the Terminator franchise that was meant to be the start for a new trilogy, meaning we now have a trilogy of failed trilogy attempts. And Cameron is working on another Terminator reboot, oh boy. I liked it in cinemas enough to give it 3 stars but this time I didn't enjoy it as much. I'm maybe one of the few people who thought it was an interesting idea to kill John Connor. I also loved that they used T2 Edward Furlong. Seeing the trio of Sarah, John and the T-800 de-aged to the '90s was amazing and I thought the de-aging was done perfectly. I think it would have been a better movie if John wasn't killed immediately, we would have had more '90s looking fun and his death would have been a bigger shock. I also hate that the T-800 that killed John had a child and understood Sarah's pain??? And he is called CARL?! Too bad this is probably the last time we have seen Linda Hamilton and Arnie together in a Terminator movie, could have been so much more.

After "Judgment Day" day, i think i have watched a good Terminator movie in Dark Fate. Good job Tim Miller! 7/10

Jaw droppingly bad. I thought Genisys was a low point.

>"Expect a big ping, brother. My whole body's a weapon." We have been here over and over again; what could they possible do different? Bringing back Linda Hamilton was a good move and making the new terminator have some charm (thanks to Gabriel Luna) definitely helped. I would say near the end this movie felt a tad bit long, and the new direction is cool, but maybe we can give this series a rest.

Too many female protagonists in a Terminator movie = box office bomb Are producers retared or ??

He *is* extremly funny indeed 😭

I was realy excited to see Tim Miller's take on The Terminator franchise, and with Cameron Hamilton and Arnie all back, with the addition of Mackenzie Davis this was something to get really excited about, however just felt like a paint by numbers excercise, scenes were ticked off and no real thrill, if only Arnie had put on those glasses! I had a real feeling of 'What was the point' after leaving the cinema! This didnt try to do aything new at all, or add to the franchise.