The theme of this film is that the future is unchangeable, and mankind is bound to be destroyed by nuclear war. All attempts to change the future can only advance or postpone the occurrence of this fate. Humans can only fight to survive. This theme is desperate.
Although many scenes and sections have the meaning of tribute to the previous two, for example, the female terminator at the beginning kills on the list, Schwarzenegger's "I'm Back" and so on. However, after changing the director, I still feel that something has changed. For example, the conversation between John Conner and his future wife in the back of the truck is quite boring. In addition, the robot has become a bit lost in the characteristics of a robot. The contradictory and "painful" decision made by T-850 (Schwarzenegger) after being invaded by the TX system reminds me of the martial arts masters in Hong Kong and Taiwan martial arts movies. Quite awkward, that paragraph. The robot should be like the T-800 and T-1000 in the first and second episodes. It should have no expressions in any actions, mechanical actions, powerful, simple and straightforward. And the T-850 in this work turned out to have emotionally painful choices. The female Terminator's stinky face with anger from beginning to end makes people feel that they have lost the temperament of the "terminator". No expression is much better than an angry face.
Of course, as mentioned before, the roughness of the fighting scenes between the two Terminators definitely surpassed the previous two games. In other respects, it is not as exciting as "Terminator 2".
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