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Terminator: Dark Fate

Published January 24, 2025

Terminator: Dark Fate

Film info

  • Title Terminator: Dark Fate
  • Director Tim Miller
  • Year 2019
  • Run time 2hrs 8m
  • Genres Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller, Action
  • Tagline Welcome to the day after Judgement Day

Decades after Sarah Connor prevented Judgment Day, a lethal new Terminator is sent to eliminate the future leader of the resistance. In a fight to save mankind, battle-hardened Sarah Connor teams up with an unexpected ally and an enhanced super soldier to stop the deadliest Terminator yet.

Live blog

Time Comment
5:29 Why did she say she is terminated? The boy is for sure.
11:01 They keep landing in mid air, their time circuits are slightly off.
12:36 “El futuro.”
17:11 Deadpool vs Wolverine issues there, two indestructables fighting is so boring.
24:48 YES Sarah.
32:28 Universal Solider, innit, overheating and needing baths of ice.
38:55 It’s very lucky for us that she’s dreaming her life history.
52:58 What did that fly ever do to anyone?
57:58 Hadn’t thought about drones falling out of the sky, that’s a new thing to worry about.
1:08:24 “May I ask what you are?” “No.”
1:16:25 74% chance humanity goes kaput with or without AI. Sounds about right.
1:27:32 How casual Dani was standing on the open ramp of the plane like that.
1:46:48 “Because we’re not machines, you metal motherfucker.”

Thoughts

This movie has been hanging around in the back of my mind for ages to watch, I wanted to see Linda Hamilton kicking some ass again, and eventually the time was right to give it a watch. It was so bad, like somehow everyone had forgotten how to make films. There were time travel questions that I couldn’t figure out, the fight between Terminators and other Terminators or enhanced humans was pretty dull and quite a few of the stunt sequences would clearly have ended in death for our dear Dani. But, you know, there were a couple of good moments so it was entertaining enough to watch all the way through. Definitely not recommended though.

Rating: 2 / 5

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