#Terminator 3 deleted scene movie

DonвЂ™t expect those events to impact her in any way, she gets over вЂ™em super quick and becomes a nice little reward for John to get at the end when he officially becomes the leader.

#Terminator 3 deleted scene movie

This movie might as well be titled Kate BrewsterвЂ™s Horrible, Awful, No Good, Very Bad Day considering Kate loses both her fiancee and father to the same evil killer lady robot in the span of, like, 12 hours. Similarly losing all of his personality from the last movie is the Terminator himself, who turns out to be a mostly superfluous individual in the context of the story simply because he doesnвЂ™t have connect with the other characters in the movie in any profound way.ДЄnd then thereвЂ™s poor Claire Danes as a lady named Kate Brewster, who, in the future becomes JohnвЂ™s wife. John Connor has gone from being the precocious youngster of the second Terminator film to this dull blank slate who has a seriously contrived character arc (can we even call it that?) involving him coming to terms with his place as a general in the future. The flimsy premise Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines decides is worth continuing the franchise for starts out as a Terminator 2 knock-off, where two rival machines from the future are sent into the modern day world, one, The Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) to protect John Connor and the other, the T-X (Kristanna Loken), being sent back in time to kill John Connor, with the only new storytelling wrinkle (which exists too briefly to impact the plot in a major way) being that the T-X is also killing all of the people who will eventually become John ConnorвЂ™s lieutenants in the war against the machines.Д¬hase scenes, robot fights and all that jazz ensue and itвЂ™s all deathly boring in contrast to the gripping first two movies. Screw concise storytelling though, weвЂ™ve got some pennies we still havenвЂ™t wrung out of this dead horse! But for the Terminator as a movie series, the end basically came when James Cameron left the directors chair and some producers decided to trot out the Terminator brand name for some easy bucks despite the fact that the entire Terminator plotline was obviously wrapped up in a tidy and satisfying bow at the end of the second Terminator movie.

In the Terminator universe, the end of the world comes in the form of Judgement Day, the day when the machines took over, nuked the planet and sent humanity to near-extinction.