#Terminator: Dark Fate# has said many times during the promotion period that if this lineup is powerless, then the IP of "Terminator" will be completely useless. Now, it seems unfortunate. Not to mention how ugly the movie is. It is indeed the best "Terminator" movie after "T2 Judgment Day", and Cameron's mark is clearly seen in the grasp of the classic characters, the interaction between Sarah Connor and T-800, and the interaction between Sarah and T. The performance of the -800 itself is extremely in place and interesting. Rev-9 performed well, and Grace was even more amazing, which directly became the reason for my second brush. However, a script for this work still follows the same path as a Cameron-style sequel: copying the previous work in the framework of the story, and seeking subversion in the specific plot. But Cameron himself should also know that the best breakthrough under this established framework has long been presented in T2. The second is that there have been three less successful sequels long after T2, which may have dampened the enthusiasm of net fans for sequels. Moreover, the director is not Cameron himself, there is David Goyer in the screenwriter. The smooth rhythm and narrative of T2 has become a luxury, and the new generation of future savior Dani has not been able to show the natural leadership like John Connor Jr. In short, this makes "Dark Fate" a bit strange, not like the filmmakers are trying their best to regroup, but like Cameron declaring his status as "Terminator" after the copyright returns. After all, killing the young John who left a good memory for fans at the beginning is a choice that only Cameron himself dared to make. 69/100. I want to give four stars emotionally, but intellectually I don't allow it, so be it. PS Recently, the procrastination has become more and more serious...and I have to wait until the weekend to watch the new movie before making up the bid.
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