0. The thing that puzzles me most about this series is not that it has a timeline that is more winding than the pig's intestine, but that the villains have been upgraded several times, and they still haven't researched the technology of time transfer clothes.
1. The villain robot this time is really a cute aww?...cute like a little milk dog...Everyone in the protagonist team, from the Mexican little girl to the transforming sister, looks less cute than it.
2. Governor, I know you have grown humanity again, but I still don’t understand. You don’t need to grow old like a living person, right? Is your robot skill a bit crooked?
3. The reunion of the true man Sarah Connor and the governor is quite the vicissitudes of a couple who have been divorced for so many years.
4. The plot is too predictable.
One is to set old-fashioned things. I just saw the appearance of the robot villain on the battlefield in the future, and thought that Cameron and Ridley Scott are united, and the Terminator and Alien universes will merge-the result is still changing the soup without changing the medicine, skynet No more, but just a new name.
Second, the narrative is gentle. Yes, even a non-stop movie full of "bang bangbang" and "biu biu biu" can make people calm and boring. Several plot movies that I thought could be twisted were pushed straight through. For example, in the end, the little Mexican girl called out affectionately to the transforming lady-if the lady suddenly changed her face back to the villain robot, it would be so fun. What a pity...
5. Talking about the last EMP bomb... Was it the one that triggered the final world war?
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