While they attempt to evade her deadly touch, our group attempts to ward off Judgment Day and the end of the world. For one, we watch the basic chase in which the T-X pursues our trio of John, Kate, and the terminator.
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The terminator eventually arrives and saves the day, and the movie launches into action.įrom there the movie essentially follows two lines. Kate tricks John and locks him in a cage, but all hell breaks loose when the T-X comes to the clinic to nail her. She comes to the office very early due to an emergency call, and she finds John. The lives of Kate and John intertwine when he gets in a motorcycle accident and breaks into the veterinary clinic at which she works to steal some healing drugs. Soon after we get to know these folks, a terminator T-101 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) materializes in the desert and heads out on his mission. Her father is General Robert Brewster (David Andrews), the head of a project that creates SkyNet, the computer system that destroyed the world in the timeline of the first two movies. In the meantime, we meet Kate Brewster (Claire Danes) and her fiancé Scott (Mark Famiglietti) as they plan their nuptials.
Her mission is to hunt targets who will later become a crucial part of the resistance against the machines. There’s a good reason for that, as we see a new model of terminator called the T-X (Kristanna Loken) arrive in Beverly Hills. Though he and his mom apparently stopped “Judgment Day” in the second flick, he remains haunted by his knowledge and fears the worst. Now in his twenties, he lives his life as a drifter and avoids intimate personal connections. We eventually learn of her fate as we get to know an adult version of her son, John Connor (Nick Stahl). However, in the competent hands of director Jonathan Mostow, T3 provides an entertaining and exciting experience in its own right.Īs mentioned, Hamilton fails to reprise her role as heroine Sarah Connor. No one will confuse T3 for the first two flicks, as it lacks their intensity and style. Frankly, I figured the third Terminator flick would offer little more than cheap movie product, just a sad attempt by Arnold Schwarzenegger to regain his prior action hero glory. Given the absence of star Linda Hamilton and I entertained even lower hopes for T3. He helmed the first pair but stayed away from the third. However, both of those movies boasted a factor absent from T3: writer/director James Cameron. I liked the original flick and adored its first sequel, so fell into T3’s target audience. Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (October 28, 2003)Ĭount me among the skeptics prior to the July 2003 release of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Sony 36" WEGA KV-36FS12 Monitor Sony DA333ES Processor/Receiver Panasonic CV-50 DVD Player using component outputs Michael Green Revolution Cinema 6i Speakers (all five) Sony SA-WM40 Subwoofer. Audio Commentary with Director Jonathan Mostow.
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