#TERMINATOR DARK FATE QUOTES SERIES#

This tissue and hair can grow back if damaged, however it does take time for it to do so. The Terminator can live for 120 years and the hair and tissue follicles over its endoskeleton can age and die off as well.

The tissue over its endoskeleton, however, functions like real human tissue. Its body is made up entirely of an endoskeleton that is resistant to small arms fire. A complexed machine, it has detailed files on weapons, vehicles, people and human anatomy, making it a deadly killing machine. In two separate films, Terminator Genisys and Terminator: Dark Fate, respectively, two separate aging T-800s serve as central and supporting characters, both appearing in altered timelines, one protecting Sarah Connor instead of John, and one that had completed its mission in killing John but later helps the protagonists in the film.īeing a cybernetic organism, the Terminator is designed for infiltration and assassination missions and stops at nothing until its mission is complete. This model again appears as a central protagonist protecting an older John Conner and his future wife Kate Brewster. A different, slightly upgraded variant of the T-800 appears in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, this model being a T-850, which, despite appearing and acting like a T-800, has upgraded features that make it a superior model to its T-800 counterpart.

#TERMINATOR DARK FATE QUOTES SERIES#

After the first film, the T-800 became a central protagonist to the series with the exception of a cameo appearance in Terminator Salvation, usually if not always serving as a protector to the film's protagonists after the first film. In the original film, designed to be a science-fiction action horror film, the Terminator serves as the main antagonist, sent from the future to terminate Sarah Connor, whose son, John Connor, would lead the human Resistance in the future during a war with the machines controlled by the artificial intelligence known as Skynet. While a majority of the films feature a T-800, they are never the same version of the character despite exhibiting the same mannerisms and being portrayed by Arnold Schwarzenegger. This film achieved neither of those things.The Terminator, or the T-800 model in particular, is a recurring, central character in its origin franchise. They wrapped up the story tidily and respectfully. If you want the real follow up, get hold of copies of the comics 'T2: Cybernetic Dawn' and 'T2: Nuclear Twilight.' (Read them in that order). There are still only two films as far as I'm concerned - T1 & T2. Let's be clear that it was just a fairly poor film, regardless of gender. Terminator has been the tale of 'the mother of the future' all along after all. Please understand that I was fully okay with having three female leads. I'm conscious of some 'gender politics' attached to this movie, or how it's perceived. But they built it up so much with the return of Cameron and saying it was a 'return to form' etc that I think the disappointment has hit twofold.

Looking at it objectively, it's not an awful movie. I might actually prefer some of the others, as much as I disliked them at the time. It's barely any better than the other failed sequels that have come since 1991.

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