By December 2013, Skydance Productions was planning for Terminator Genisys to be the start of a new trilogy of films. The Genisys sequels were scheduled for release on May 19, 2017, and June 29, 2018. For the second film in the planned trilogy, actor Arnold Schwarzenegger was to reprise his role as the T-800. Terminator Genisys was produced by Skydance founder David Ellison, and was released in 2015, but its disappointing box-office performance stalled the development of the planned trilogy. Dana Goldberg, the chief creative officer for Skydance, said in October 2015 that she "wouldn't say [the franchise is] on hold, so much as re-adjusting". According to Goldberg, despite Genisys disappointing domestic performance, the company was happy with its worldwide numbers and still intended to make new films. Production of a sequel would begin no earlier than 2016 because the company planned market research to determine its direction after Genisys. The Genisys sequels were ultimately cancelled.
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- 1 Tom HolkenborgTerminated 1:28
- 2 Tom HolkenborgMy Name Is Dani 3:39
- 3 Tom HolkenborgRev 9 3:10
- 4 Tom HolkenborgIron Spike 2:52
- 5 Tom HolkenborgEnter Sarah 1:00
- 6 Tom HolkenborgGrace 4:25
- 7 Tom HolkenborgDrones Coming 1:46
- 8 Tom HolkenborgThe Wall 4:12
- 9 Tom HolkenborgTerminator 2:57
- 10 Tom HolkenborgCoyote 2:18
- 11 Tom HolkenborgThe Picture on the Fridge 0:42
- 12 Tom HolkenborgC5 4:11
- 13 Tom HolkenborgHumv 1:59
- 14 Tom HolkenborgYou Saved Me 5:42
- 15 Tom HolkenborgScreaming Turbines 4:13
- 16 Tom HolkenborgFor John 7:59
- 17 Tom HolkenborgEpilogue 1:10
- 18 Tom HolkenborgDark Fate 4:20
Terminator: Dark Fate
(2019)34
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Spoken Language | english, spanish |
Runtime | 2 hr 8 min |
Budget | $185 000 000 |
Premiere: World | $261 119 292 October 23, 2019 |
USA | $62 253 077 |
Other countries | $198 866 215 |
Box Office – Budget | $76 119 292 |
Premiere: USA | $62 253 077 November 1, 2019 |
first day | $10 551 130 |
first weekend | $29 033 832 |
theaters | 4086 |
Digital: World | January 14, 2020 |
Parental Advisory | Frightening & Intense Scenes, Profanity, Violence & Gore, ... |
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Also Known As | Terminator 6 United States |
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An augmented human and Sarah Connor must stop an advanced liquid Terminator from hunting down a young girl, whose fate is critical to the human race.Сast and Crew
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"Terminator: Dark Fate" represents a welcome return to the its origins, with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton reprising their roles, a...
The Terminator franchise has come clanking robotically into view once again with its sixth film – it absolutely will not stop – not merel...
That Hamilton has kept a low profile in recent times gives an edge to her performance, which suggests that she, like her character, feels no n...
By the time the movie’s ready to kill its latest-greatest villain, fans have gotten a fine lesson in the perils of sequel-making one-upm...
As a sequel, it’s baldly opportunistic, grab-bagging contemporary political issues (reproductive justice; undocumented migrants) in ...
Ultimately, Dark Fate is nothing more than a run-duck-and-repeat production – an extraordinarily familiar, if efficiently made, exercise...
[Hamilton is] as ferocious as ever as Sarah Connor, and to say the series has missed her is a massive understatement.
Easily the third-best Terminator film, which is more of a compliment than it sounds. It’s great to have Hamilton back in this role, but...
Sometimes it doesn’t take much to revitalize a dead intellectual property. Sometimes all it takes is a movie in which "Hasta la vista, b...
Nostalgia, chemistry and some sneaky "Deadpool" sarcasm help carry the load.
"Dark Fate" ultimately blows up any chance for innovative storytelling with rehashed plot points and reheated signature moments.
The fun parts of Terminator: Dark Fate can’t mask the fact that the episodic script drags.
Never feels like a nostalgia cash-in or a cut-and-paste job made by focus groups and committee. This story actually demands to be told, and it...
"Terminator: Dark Fate" rates as a fairly entertaining sequel to James Cameron’s low-budget, high-yield "The Terminator" and the hu...
It’s everything you loved before, just awkwardly kludged together.
What the film handsomely mines from the first two episodes, however, is the simple yet apparently elusive combination of kinetic momentum and emoti...
There are some thrill-ride moments. But if you go, you might wish someone came back from the future to tell you to rent the first one again instead.
Terminator: Dark Fate seems uninterested in questions of technology, dystopia, gender, race, or even the logic puzzles of time travel. It’s a...
There are more than enough ingredients here to cook up one rousing and thought-provoking sci-fi thriller. Except this time around, they’re ju...
"Terminator: Dark Fate " is just another bad "Terminator" movie in a string of bad "Terminator" movies (although better than "Genisys").
Tim Miller’s competent but coma-inducing "Terminator: Dark Fate" has no reason to feel this far past its expiration date.
A welcome return to form, remembering what made the franchise so indelible: Linda Hamilton.
There’s little sense of momentum or urgency, and everything reaches back rather than looking forward.
What distinguishes the latest effort, however, is the return of Hamilton-an actor whom each reboot ignored and undervalued.
Dark Fate by and large pulls off recapturing the goofy fun of the original, though with a twist. It evokes the earliest Terminator films, but...
Unlike this film’s sleek killing machines, 'Dark Fate' is creaky and sometimes clumsy, and yet it ultimately succeeds by delivering sufficien...
Who better to rescue [the franchise] than Linda Hamilton? Come with her, beleaguered intellectual property, if you want to live!
My favorite thing about this late addition to a weary franchise is how little it cares about timeline continuity.
The story introduces interesting new wrinkles and the ending, when considered in the context of a trilogy, makes this movie feel less like an...
Frantic, sad, tired and imbecilic. That describes the better bits of Terminator: Dark Fate.
There’s only so much even Hamilton and Davis can do with such one-note characters (though Hamilton, at least, seems like she’s having&n...
A mostly successful stab at making the The Force Awakens or the Creed of the Terminatorverse, wherein the old-timers deliver rich and elegiac perfo...
A film that, while returning to the founding, chase-picture premise of the franchise, appears to have been algorithmically conceived and directed b...
Lying underneath the emotional context is a perfectly serviceable action movie.
An actor’s age is irrelevant. What matters is that you have compelling characters performed well, which is why Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schw...
It is to the director’s credit that he dwells on the inner life of all of the characters, even the original Terminator.
Despite the déjà vu, there is plenty to savor in Miller’s film, and the final third, in particular, is quite the light show.
It’s fine for two hours. But all the diversity window dressing can’t hide Dark Fate’s inconsequentiality.
When Miller’s picture allows Hamilton and Schwarzenegger to handle characters they’re more familiar with than anyone, the film hits its...
If you can overlook just how glibly the game board has been reset… what follows has much to recommend it.
It’s more serviceable than inspired, but "Dark Fate" gets by on nostalgia.
The technology of Terminator: Dark Fate is exponentially more advanced, but the pacing is so unvaried that even the miracles make you say "Whatever."
The film is good enough to redeem the bad taste that lingered from its predecessors but too uninspired to make one want more.
This is another unsteady piece of franchise recycling, never really deciding whether it’s continuing the story of familiar icons or launching...
The new movie earns its lavishly staged action (and its emotions, too), because no matter how violently baroque its end-of-days vision, its storyte...
It’s not overly sentimental but Dark Fate succinctly links up to [James] Cameron’s early films, without getting bogged down in what act...
This sixth installment puts the third, fourth and fifth to shame.
The simplicity of this sequel reminds us of what we originally loved so much about the series. A glimmer of hope in humanity’s darkest h...
Generating dread out of an apocalypse that’s 20 years behind schedule is no easy feat, but Miller, Cameron, and their writers pull...
As a passable piece of entertainment that re-teams old talent and adds a new wrinkle or two, the movie generally succeeds.
As with the installments that this one ostensibly overwrites, "Dark Fate" offers some diverting conceptual riffs and effects updates. Still, i...
With impressive action set-pieces, elaborate car chases and more big guns than you can shake a stick at, we get the feeling that we’re f...
Though Dark Fate gets more engaging as it goes on, its sci-fi ideas mostly amount to a listless skimming of hot-button issues.
The visual effects are consistently the strongest part of Dark Fate. But they’re in the service of a blockbuster that is relentless in i...
I really enjoyed this return to the franchise, I really dug the characters, and I do think Tim Miller had the right eye for this one.
Director Tim Miller ("Deadpool") has hit a reset button, and he finds just the right mix of action, suspense and, when needed, old-school comi...
The plot makes no sense – time travel as multiverse Dada. Worse still, it renders meaningless the struggles that gave the first two films of t...
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In general, this film smells of fatigue from the franchise, if it were not for at least Genesis, it would have looked better. It’s nice that they got rid of Skynet, but people don’t learn anything. Sarah Conor trolls like an internet troll. Schvratz is a parody of himself. Girls are okay. Movie Gilty Player.

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Women, old men and old women have spent two hours senselessly trying to kill something that is difficult to kill.

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The problem is not in the film, but in us. Everyone on every corner is saying that the first 2 parts were masterpieces, and this is partly correct, they will be masterpieces for those times, but right now it’s not that time anymore. Nowadays the consumer is fed with blackbusters, but at that time it was new. And the plot in the first parts was not so great, just remember. But the film as a whole is not good

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There are too many ladies in the frame and not a single scene in the kitchen.

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Real torture, not a movie. It’s bad when your "cheerful" 2-hour movie, while watching, gives you the feeling of a 10-hour dull reflection on the importance of third world countries and the female gender. A sad and idealess shame. Explain the word "plot" to the writers and show the first films in the franchise.

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To be honest, I expected the worst from the film. But for those who pray for Terminator 2, there are many outlets in this film. The plot itself and the new terminators are almost not encouraging (perhaps because I am no longer 10 years old).

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I knew what I was getting into and that’s why I was drunk, but the moment it turned out that the T800’s name was Karl, he was handing over curtains, sitting on an Ikea chair, I instantly sobered up. But not everything is so bad, there are also good moments when I lost consciousness from the delirium of what was happening on the screen and I dreamed of Terminator 2.

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Well, it’s like Terminator 2 only 10 times worse, the effects are like plasticine, the dialogues are stupid, the main "resistance leader" is useless and annoying. If they decide to make a new one, then only a completely new cast, a new idea and talented creators, and well, a smaller budget, like the Joker.

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Almost all the negative impressions from the trailers were confirmed. Weak. The only thing that has been tweaked is some of the action scenes, which look better. This is really very close to "Genesis", the latter at least tried to originality of the plot.

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Disappointed! Nothing new. They wanted to add something new, but they only made it worse. A film without "soul". Beautiful wrapper, but in the middle…

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This is agony… I don’t understand why Cameron took on this film. Everything has changed again. I don’t recommend watching it, except at home.

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6 hand does not rise to place. This is the Terminator) Arnie alone is worth two extra points. Very dynamic and cool fights, but otherwise… Linda Hamilton was simply infuriating with her acting, and even the phrases they wrote for her were stupid. Well, overall the plot is weak. It’s a pity…

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The bottom has been reached. Just copying and sending! "Subtle" reference to the old woman from the alternate ending of T-2; "squid" from 3 Matrix; insulting fans of the franchise along the lines of the new Blade Runner (killing the cartoonish young protagonist); flying bowling pin people; casting screwed up

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If I hadn’t seen all the other parts I would have said it was a normal movie. But after watching all the parts it was a FAILURE and DISAPPOINTMENT, just nostalgia for the other parts. I don’t recommend feminists to watch it, it’s not worth it.

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And I liked it! The plot is secondary, the dialogue is weak, but how wonderful the old guard is! Reliable and self-ironic Karl. Fighting and sarcastic Sarah. Great action scenes. Grace also felt somehow sorry. And who said that women are only capable of giving birth to heroes, and not being them?

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Absolute squalor. A script written by a fifth grader on his knee while vaping in the school toilet. Endless repetition, self-repetition, crystal clear references to the golden "Doomsday" cause pain equal in strength to heroin withdrawal.

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Checkmate to all the farts who grunted during the Genesis that "Well, it won’t get any worse."

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On the good side: the cast included the "old guard", special effects, and some good humor slipped through at times. Of the minuses: the idea and plot are frankly weak. I gave it a point for nostalgia…

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If you take this film not as a sequel, but as a parody, then it’s very good: the old people are making faces, the action is terrible plasticine, and the new resistance leaders are terribly stupid. Although the new meximinator is not bad

We’ve been through all this before, but it didn’t turn out badly. The visuals are gorgeous. And Grace brightened up the film.

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Comparing with the first duology – bad, comparing with T3 and Genesis – very good. I am glad that the creators took into account many of the mistakes of the latest sequels: there are no time machines in the basement, there are no giant transformers, while the authors came up with interesting new cyborgs. Only feminism hurts the eyes

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I don’t know about everyone else, but I liked the movie and so did my 11-year-old son, it looks easy in one go!

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As a white, cisgender, working woman, I declare that I am tired of the feminist agenda in cinema. "You are not the hero’s mother! You are a hero yourself!" It was as if I had attended a party meeting. Ugh.

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In my opinion, the film does not deserve the hate it got. And it is certainly not the worst film in the franchise. Yes, there are many unknown actors, and an annoying main victim. But the film looks very lively, and many action scenes can be re-watched many times.

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Draining John, in the first 15 minutes there is a pathetic unnecessary attempt at drama with the death of his brother, ail bi bek, a super terminator with a smart skeleton, a pumped up man, legion (what is that name?!?) and much more. The creators are simply mocking, otherwise all this is inexplicable. For what? Nothing good.
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