The governor who can't go back, the childhood that can't go back

Briana 2021-12-02 08:01:27

From its inception in 1984 to the present, the sixth part of this series has been shot, and historical experience has tried to teach us a truth time and time again: we should not have expectations for non-Cameron-directed Terminator films. However, it seems that no one can listen to it. Of course, it is entirely possible that everyone just wants to make money and doesn't care about the movie itself. The same is true for this movie. It’s played lively enough, the quality of the image is good, and the technological progress is visible to the naked eye, but no matter how hard it is to chase, and the ghosts are not scattered, you can at most learn what Cameron showed in one or two movies. No one is worried about the fate of the heroine trio, and no one cheers after their desperate survival. Everyone understands that everything is a routine and a cutscene. This result, apart from blaming the three young protagonists for the failure of casting and shaping, the more important reason is that the film lacks care and exploration of human feelings as a whole, and the directors do not really believe that this is a story related to us. All the bridge sections are just "hope you feel good" routines. In short, I suggest not to shoot, after all, Kashen is addicted to "Avatar" and can't come back.

Else 2022-03-23 09:01:53

The first half of the editing is messy and lengthy, and the plot progresses slowly. Overall, the villain is like an unbeatable Xiaoqiang, it is not recommended to watch