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Any chance of the sequels being made were quickly dismissed and it seemed like the series may have finally been terminated for good however, James Cameron and Director Tim Miller didn’t want to say hasta la vista just yet. Again, that didn’t happen and even with the return of Arnold and some interesting – yet in the end flawed – ideas, Genisys bombed at the box office and is viewed by many as the worst film in the franchise.

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Jump ahead six years later and we have Terminator: Genisys, the return of Arnold and a soft reboot of sorts to the franchise, bringing in Emilia Clarke as a young – yet strong, and fully aware of the machine threat – Sarah Connor, Jason Clarke as John Connor gone bad, Jai Courtney as Kyle Reese (who this time needs saving from Sarah) and Arnold back in action as an aged T-800 who has helped train Sarah for years preparing for the arrival of Reese and the new terminator threats.Īs you can see there was a lot going on in the movie and it just got really bogged down by too much happening, plus the assumption that it was also going to spawn two sequels to tell the full story. Salvation was also the first Terminator film without Arnold attached (though they did have a CGI double at one point) so the studio took note that maybe a Terminator film without the T-800 was the wrong way to go. Salvation was set up to be a trilogy, but it faltered at the box office for numerous reasons and no sequel ever saw the light of day.

This time instead of jumping back to the past to prevent the end of the world, we instead got to see things play out in that dreaded future where humans are hunted by machines. That story didn’t continue after that, and the series lay dormant for eight more years until Christian Bale took on the role of John Connor as an adult to give audiences something new in Terminator: Salvation. There was the continuation of John Connor’s story in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, where audiences were told that judgement day was in inevitable, regardless of what Sarah, John and Arnold had done in T2 to prevent it.

The Terminator franchise has had it rough over the past three decades as it’s tried to find the proper way to help keep the story moving forward after the hugely successful, highly acclaimed Terminator 2: Judgement Day way back in 1991.