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Film Review – TERMINATOR: DARK FATE
Posted on 1 October, 2019 by Jason Palmer in Film Reviews
(out 23rd Oct) Credit: 20th Century Fox
Pitched as the one true sequel to Terminator 2, and with Linda Hamilton back as Sarah Connor, Terminator Dark Fate looks to erase all memory of the other chapters in this long-running franchise. James Cameron takes a break from his countless Avatar sequels and returns as co-writer and producer with Deadpool's Tim Miller helming this latest sci-fi spectacular. Mackenzie Davis and Gabriel Luna play the new Terminators who are, respectively, protecting and hunting a new target played by Natalia Reyes. Things don't go to plan so they are going to need the help of John Connor (Edward Furlong reprising his iconic role) and, of course, a T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger). He did say he would be back.
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