The Terminator Universe Explained: Multiverse & Time Travel

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  @MooVCidal · 3 years ago

  Reese says how he always wondered what was on Sarah's mind when the photo was taken....at the very end we learn it was Sarah eulogizing Reese. That to me is the heart of The Terminator.

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• BR

  @brandonsantiago2298 · 3 years ago

  I personally loved Salvation. I think the story was great, we finally got to see the apocalypse war, see Connor try and save Kyle Reese

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• DA

  @davemccage7918 · 3 years ago

  I agree with you labeling T1 as a horror movie. I once had a vivid nightmare about being pursued by a Terminator; this was the single most terrifying dream I’ve ever experienced. A large, bullet proof robot relentlessly hunting you specifically down is an absolutely dreadful scenario.

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• TH

  @thomaseverly6931 · 3 years ago

  I like that they gave John a wife. It actually makes him vulnerable and gives him more motivation to win. It makes him more relatable and shows us that he's still only human

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• ME

  @Mediabroe405 · 3 years ago

  The Terminator lore has always been constructed with great depth & consideration, which is why I find it crazy that only the first two films succeeded with the concept & story so well. I like the third one too tho.

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• AD

  @adammayo9302 · 2 years ago

  I think in Salvation, the reason why John doesn’t trust Marcus is because he’s never met a terminator that doesn’t know it’s a terminator and so thinks it is being deceptive on purpose.

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• JJ

  @jjmfrees · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcf3NOCbcDg&amp;t=2351">39:11</a> Skynet doesn’t launch “all the missiles and bombs around the world…”. It only had control of the U.S.’s and launched them at Russia, triggering Mutually Assured Destruction

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• BR

  @brooklynbutter5357 · 3 years ago

  I love this video. I &nbsp;just wanted to point out though that in Terminator 3, the female terminator was not going after his ‘friends’ but individuals who would grow up to be his lieutenants and other major players in the resistance.<br><br>John is like in is early 20’s while several of the people she goes after are teens (working at a burger joint; at a house party). <br><br>I think it’s better that he doesn’t know them and that there isn’t any emotional connection between them and John. They were kids just living their lives who would grow up to help change the world. Its really messed up…entertaining though

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• RI

  @richardkirkendall4010 · 3 years ago

  I agree I always thought salvation was way better then the bad press from people. I always thought it was a great call back to the first 2 and continues the story. I agree the weapons missing is a issue.

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• TE

  @Texaboose · 3 years ago

  The Sarah Connor Chronicles was awesome, with a few slower moments, but I found those moments filled in the character development well. Lena Heady was a fantastic successor to Linda Hamilton and loved the direction the series was going. Was gutted when I found out it was cancelled (stupid Fox) and a review of it would be great!

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• RO

  @roderick8167 · 3 years ago (edited)

  I love the first two Terminator movies but rewatching them gets really eerie with all the AI advancements we&apos;re getting lately, I hope James Cameron isn&apos;t like the Simpsons writers where he can predict the future because now we&apos;re only 6 years away from the apocalyptic setting of the first Terminator movie let that sink in 😳😂😅

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• KA

  @karami8844 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I’m a Latina, a Mexican-American woman like Dani. So let me say this: Dani is no John Connor. She’s supposedly a leader because she’s ballsy and has an attitude, something I doubt machines would care for. Meanwhile, John Connor was trained to be a soldier, knowledgeable in tactics and weapons, and taught the methods of war by his mother. In other words, I find Dani to be a weak excuse of a leader. They even put trenzas on her future self to make her look like a badass. 😂

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