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Nowhere is stupid
Bennie 2022-04-21 09:01:22
There is no place that is not stupid, so full of grooves that it is impossible to spit, and even tributes have become plagiarism. The only three highlights: Occasionally learn T2 to imitate the metal tearing sound with the violin, the setting of the self-righteous robot (but failed to unfold), Jiao is the announcer → This part explains how a person can be so important. T shouldn't have a continuation, Jiao Savior is a major bug that can only be bypassed, and the details will be rushed. The B-level films of T1 are only novel in setting, and the classic of T2 can only be explained by miracles.
Extended Reading
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Trent 2022-03-20 09:01:17
Why does the villain grab the protagonist and throw it around without breaking his neck? Why does the protagonist want a grenade gun, a grenade gun, a molten steel, a molten steel, want air-conditioning, want an electric shock, and a wire? This film has plummeted in IQ from 1 hour later, and I thought I was doing well with my work.
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Claudie 2022-03-23 09:01:20
Disappointment... There are no particularly thrilling scenes. The robots are stupid, even the second liquid robot is inferior! In fact, the story of "Terminator 2 Doomsday Judgment" should be over after filming. James Cameron did not leave any foreshadowing for the sequel, but Hollywood is unwilling to give up this pile of leftover bones and grab this chicken ribs. Alas, the Terminator without Schwarzenegger is no longer a Terminator. I won't watch the next one!
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General Ashdown: Connor, tell me it works.
John Connor: It works! That is affirmative. The signal works.
General Ashdown: Good. The attack commences tomorrow at 0400 worldwide. Your unit will be in support of the bombing of Skynet Central.
John Connor: What is the extraction plan for the prisoners?
General Ashdown: Extraction plan? There *is* no extraction plan. We're gonna level the place.
Barnes: Huh?
John Connor: Negative! I told you, Skynet Central is *filled* with human prisoners!
General Ashdown: [sternly] This is war, Connor. Leadership has its costs. You, above all, should know that.
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John Connor: Who built you?
Marcus Wright: [Held suspended in chains] My name is... Marcus Wright.
John Connor: You think you're human.
Marcus Wright: I am human.
[Connor steps forward, releases the chain holding Wright's head up, and looks down at his chest. Wright looks down at himself]
Marcus Wright: Noooooo!
[Horrified]
Marcus Wright: Nooo! Ahhhhhh!
[struggles against the chains]
John Connor: Where were you manufactured?
Marcus Wright: I was *born*. August 22, 1975.
[Screams again and fights against the chains, then looks at Connor]
Marcus Wright: I know you. I heard your voice on the radio. You're John Connor.
John Connor: Of course, you know me. You were sent here to kill me.
Marcus Wright: I don't know what you're talking about.
John Connor: Then why are you here?
Marcus Wright: Blair said you could help me find who I'm looking for.
[pause]
Marcus Wright: Now let me down.
John Connor: If I let you down, you'll kill everyone in this room.
Marcus Wright: [with one shake of his head] Just you, Connor. I didn't even know your name until two days ago.
John Connor: No. You and me. We been at war since before either of us existed. You tried killing my mother, Sarah Connor. You killed my father, Kyle Reese. You *will* not kill me.
Marcus Wright: Kyle Reese is on a transporter heading for Skynet. If I wanted to kill him, I would've done him in LA.