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Volume 130, Number 1 |
July 14, 2009 |
Features

Awaited shows hit screens
Posted 08-25-2003 at 5:14PM
 Terminator 3
Many people thought that the story was over at the end of the second movie; the lab at which SkyNet was developed was destroyed, all the research gone, the chief technician dead. The future crisis was averted; “no fate but what we make.” But, as many people know, a new director has taken up the challenge of creating another sequel.
Arnold Schwarzenegger returns again as a terminator that has been sent back in time to save an adult John Connor from a more advanced robot (this time masquerading as a woman) that was sent back to kill his lieutenants and, if possible, him. But while this plot worked in the second movie, it does not go over so well in the third. The central theme of the first two movies was thrown to the side, and instead of people being able to determine their own future, the audience was told that there was absolutely no changing the future.
This is not to say that the movie is not good overall. Lack of a credible plot and theme has not stopped other movies such as Equilibrium. The first 45 minutes of this movie are well worth the ticket price, as the central characters tear through LA, wrecking cars and buildings right and left, with many an explosion to dazzle the audience. It beautifully delivers on this front. A must-see-in-theaters for any action fan. Seeing it on a smaller screen would not do it justice. | |
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