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| Genre | Science Fiction & Fantasy, Action & Adventure |
| Format | Widescreen |
| Contributor | Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gabriel Luna, Tim Miller, Diego Boneta, Linda Hamilton, Mackenzie Davis, Natalia Reyes See more |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 2 hours and 8 minutes |
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Synopsis:
Decades after Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) prevented Judgment Day, a lethal new Terminator is sent to eliminate the future leader of the resistance. In a fight to save mankind, battle-hardened Sarah Connor teams up with an unexpected ally (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and an enhanced super soldier to stop the deadliest Terminator yet. Humanity's fate hangs in the balance in this action-packed thrill ride from Tim Miller, the Director of Deadpool, and Producer James Cameron.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger as T-800Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to his iconic role as a T-800, one of the Terminators built by Skynet and sent back in time to kill John Connor. This T-800 has the same programming and hardware as its cyborg counterparts but with an unexpected history of its own. |
Linda Hamilton as Sarah ConnorLinda Hamilton returns as Sarah Connor, the naïve waitress turned fierce guerrilla fighter who sacrificed everything to protect her son. Two decades after preventing Judgment Day, the now battle-hardened Sarah is back on a mission to hunt Terminators. |
Gabriel Luna as Rev-9The Rev-9 is the deadliest Terminator yet. Using a combination of new abilities including splitting into two entities, simulating human emotion, and creating bladed weapons this state-of-the-art killer machine is focused entirely on eliminating its target. |
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Mackenzie Davis as GraceSent back in time by the future resistance, Grace is a super solider determined to protect Dani at all costs. Part human and part machine, Grace was built to fight Terminators. |
Natalia Reyes as Dani RamosDani Ramos lives a simple life until a highly advanced and lethal new Terminator travels back in time on a mission to hunt and kill her. The future wants her dead, but she doesn’t know why. |
Diego Boneta as Diego RamosFunny and charismatic, Diego is Dani’s younger brother who must help his sister escape the relentless attack of the deadly Rev-9. |
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Product Description
Decades after Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) prevented Judgment Day, a lethal new Terminator is sent to eliminate the future leader of the resistance. In a fight to save mankind, battle-hardened Sarah Connor teams up with an unexpected ally (Arnold Schwarzenegger) and an enhanced super soldier to stop the deadliest Terminator yet. Humanity's fate hangs in the balance in this action-packed thrill ride from Tim Miller, the Director of Deadpool, and Producer James Cameron.
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- MPAA rating : R (Restricted)
- Product Dimensions : 0.4 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 5.92 Ounces
- Audio Description: : English
- Item model number : BR59209830
- Director : Tim Miller
- Media Format : Widescreen
- Run time : 2 hours and 8 minutes
- Release date : April 13, 2021
- Actors : Diego Boneta, Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Natalia Reyes, Gabriel Luna
- Dubbed: : English, Spanish, French
- Subtitles: : French
- Studio : Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment
- ASIN : B07YTDXGH4
- Country of Origin : USA
- Number of discs : 2
- Best Sellers Rank: #4,618 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #671 in Action & Adventure Blu-ray Discs
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I see lots of negative reviews here on Amazon. To each their own, but I think this is a good movie and worth watching, particularly if anything in the first paragraph is something you like. To those who say this film negates what happened after Terminator 2…it does. It is a sequel to the two films James Cameron filmed. I think the filmmakers know that Terminator 3 had a lot of detractors (I liked it), so that no longer happened. As far as the other two films after T3, I think the feeling has often been that they weren’t that popular, or that they were alternate timeline versions of the Terminator saga in any event, or both.
I have a different view on whether or not this film is an insult to Terminator 3 and later Terminator films. It isn’t. Not only is it in response to fans disliking the films after T2, but the film shows, sorry if this is spoiler, but that pretty much the ultimate goal of the first two films was achieved. They succeeded in destroying Skynet, the exact future that the Arnold terminator was sent from in the first two films never happened. Nuclear war did not occur in 1997 (as was going to be the case if Skynet wasn’t stopped in Terminator 2) or 2005 as depicted in Terminator 3 (it takes place 10 years after Terminator 2, which is set in 1995, and as the closes with nuclear war, hence my date for the other nuclear apocalypse in the Terminator timelines).
A machine launched nuclear holocaust still occurs, sometime after 2019, though this time it isn’t Skynet. It’s another AI system that decides to try and wipe out humanity, Legion. I am fine with this, really. One, Sarah Connor and John Connor and the rest really did beat Skynet, stopping it from destroying humanity, and delayed a nuclear holocaust for decades. That isn’t nothing. Two, if we are going to continue to have Terminator films, we have to decide what to do about the shifting timeline, as in the real world we are well past even the year of nuclear war in Terminator 3. I think shifting the event later on is the most viable option unless movies are either deliberate period piece films or are all set in the post-apocalyptic world. Either option might make it daunting for new fans to enter the franchise and might add a lot to production costs. Three, I really like the idea that if it wasn’t Skynet, it would be Legion, that one way or another humanity was going to create a deadly AI that would go rogue and try really hard to destroy humanity, that it was an idea whose time has come (much like say the telescope’s inventor is disputed, as several people in Europe invented the telescope without consulting with others at about the same time; if one were to go in the past and kill one or even two of these individuals, a third or a fourth inventor would still have developed the telescope). This may be dreary in some ways, but it is believable.
This is already a long review so I will wrap up. I though the pacing was excellent, there were great fight scenes, the new evil Terminator was deadly and exciting, the effects were impressive, and I liked the Mexican setting for a good part of the film. There weren’t quite as many one-liners as I would have liked but I enjoyed what I got and Sarah Connor had a great laugh-out loud one late in the film. I saw a few complaints on acting in the other reviews, I thought the acting was fine, though I do see how people thought Mackenzie Davis as Grace was a little robotic and at times unemotional but I bought that and didn’t have a problem with it (she is the character sent back in time to protect the Terminator’s target). My only big complaint was too many scenes were in the dark and it could be hard to tell what was going on.
Other than that I really enjoyed the film. It would work well as the final film of a trilogy or as a springboard for later films.
Terminator 2 (practically everyone's favorite Terminator film - even mine) has sat, unmoved and unmolested, on the same dusty pedestal for a good many years, and none of its relatively ill-fated sequels have so much as managed to nudge it. I wouldn't call it perfect, but it certainly left an impression. It's a movie about time traveling killer robots (excuse me, cyborgs) sent naked into the past to either protect or kill someone in particular. It sounds kind of silly when thus reduced, but it's fun, it makes you the good kind of popcorn-scarfing nervous, and the action leaves you both wishing for more and waiting for the next merciful lull. It's not overly different from its similarly fun and silly-in-concept (I reiterate: time traveling killer robots, for goodness sake) predecessor that gave birth to the endoskeleton-sporting series. That's right: I'm still talking about the ever untouchable Terminator 2; one of my all-time favorite films.
No, I'm not trying to tear down T2 in order to elevate Dark Fate, but I neither consider T2 as perfect as its fans proclaim nor Dark Fate as irredeemably terrible as, well, T2's fans believe. If you've never seen the other Terminator films, I'm not sure why you'd be compelled to watch and love or hate Dark Fate, but I can claim, with some measure of confidence, that the people spitting the harshest venom are the same people who downright adore T2. It's a great film, and you should watch it - even if it's for the twentieth time. But here's the thing: Dark Fate isn't really that astronomically different from T2, and I think what differences do exist serve the narrative rather than condemn it.
Dark Fate is a great film, and you should watch it - even if only once. I wouldn't call it perfect, but here I am writing a review about it. It's a movie about time traveling killer robots (excuse me, cyborgs) sent naked into the past to either protect or kill someone in particular. It sounds kind of silly when thus reduced, but it's fun, it makes you the good kind of popcorn-scarfing nervous, and the action leaves you both wishing for more and waiting for the next merciful lull. (And now you see what I'm doing.)
Dark Fate's greatest sin is not its writing, its acting, or its reasoning, and let's face it: the series never stood on an unshakable foundation of logic to begin with. It's been sitting on top of an inextricable paradox (utterly fundamental to the plot) since the first film, and some of the fingers you could point at Dark Fate could probably be pointed, with similar justifications, at the series as a whole. Dark Fate says, "You remember that paradox? You like that paradox?" while tossing its smouldering carcass into an abyss typically suited for the victims of countless creative retcons.
That probably sounds like a criticism - it's not. It is, in my opinion, the single best thing about Dark Fate's story direction. Yes, it does a lot of the same things the other films have done, but each and every successive film has parroted moments and themes and dialogue and story lines from the first. Even T2 was essentially more of the same, but it tossed in enough uniquely worthwhile moments and enough twists to make it feel different or new. I appreciate the different path (still operating within the usual confines and parameters of Terminator films) that Dark Fate took. Some people probably interpreted it as more of a slap in the face or a blow to the gut, but (reviewer pauses to access a cumulative emotional databank) yeah, that's Terminator. It's a series built upon widespread death and doom; a glimpsed future of skulls crushed underfoot and a tireless, nigh invincible enemy. It's as dismal as it is horrifying, and that's the idea. Because then you introduce this little fluttering insect called hope, and things suddenly get interesting.
Dark Fate ticks all of the same boxes that the other films have ticked. If you hate the first five minutes of Dark Fate, I applaud you for having watched any of the other films for any longer. If you like explosive action, moments of tense uncertainty, or strong characters being strong (and brave and foolish and angry and sad - and human) set before a backdrop of ridiculous, gloomy sci-fi, you had ought to stay for the minutes that come after. There were moments in Dark Fate that affected me as deeply or as viscerally as a well-timed thumbs-up or a nerve-racking semi-and-motorcycle chase, and I got to enjoy them while watching faces new and old.
I could go and watch T2 right now (it's a great film - I probably will at some point), but avoiding Dark Fate altogether would only have been my loss. Despite my enduring affection for the previous films, I'm neither angry nor disappointed; I'm just kind of hungry, to tell it true. You see, I didn't stock up on popcorn beforehand, and there isn't a lobby nearby peddling butter-soaked popped kernels. I paid somewhere around twice as much for admission, and I had only my fingers to chew on for the duration. But, against all odds projected on the internets, I had fun. Was it T2 levels of fun? Why the heck would I care? It was a new ride, and I was glad to be on it.
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