stories. Soon after, he lost his rights to the franchise. The terminator duo was put on the shelves for future generations to enjoy,and to quote Cameron - the story was done. It was over. But was it?

TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES (2003)

"There is no fate"

One day I went to the supermarket and found a movie magazine that mentioned the third terminator coming up, and I was shocked! It wasn't nowhere near surprising as T2 when it was coming out, but it was still very unexpected. The article told the story about acquiring the rights to the franchise but not much more than that. It also mentioned Cameron being replaced by Jonathan Mostow, which was a very awkward thing - it's like writing new Lord Of The Ringslooks exactly like Trinity, but with different colors.Same with music, machine designs and future war depictionThe T3 plot is virtually a copy of T2's plot. Voiceover at the beginning, female fighter, Arnold as protector, liquid metal,truck chase, runaway into south being abandoned to try to prevent the future, CRS/Cyberdyne attack etc etcI thought it was a really good movie. Not in the same league as the originals,not even remotely close, but good nonetheless, a bit underrated. I believe that the T-X was a nice way out. It's really hard to come up with something that would top T-1000, yet I'm happy they kept the iconic liquid metal there. Also, she was the only villain of the series that never had a scene showing that she's indestructible. As oppose