Terminator: Salvation Slated To Bookend The Franchise

“Hasta la vista baby.”

Who can forget Arnold Schwarzenegger’s well-known statement from James Cameron’s second biggest movie – next merelyto the Titanic – Terminator 2: Judgment Day? It’s hokey, it’s cheesy, it’s everlasting. 

Of course, there’s more to the Terminator program than walking machines with human hide shooting their ammunitions left and right and uttering the corniest statements possible. After all, the destiny of John Connor – who is the lead of the program, not the Terminator robots – is a sad one. John Connor is destined to be one of the few survivors of the planet who will be piloting an awfully complicated rebellion against the robots. His accomplishment isn’t definite, based onthe life span of the Terminator series, though, his more youthful self will always be chased by Terminators sent by the automatons from the imminent for the only rationale that he will be the in charge of the heroic few who will face up to the upcoming rulers of the world.

Whereas the number one Terminator flick started Arnold’s career as a Hollywood fame even if he played the role of the relentless slaying automaton, while Terminator 2: Judgment Day starred Arnold as the old model good machine sent to guard John Connor from the modern model killer robot, and while Terminator 3, called as T3, had Arnold coming back to guard John Connor from another female killer robot, Terminator 4, entitled Terminator: Salvation, won’t present Arnold in any way.

In its place, Terminator: Salvation will concentrate on John Connor in the future – this time portrayed by Batman star Christian Bale – and another Terminator, Marcus Wright – portrayed by Sam Worthington – as they accept their fate and carry the war to the machines by venturing to the mind of Skynet and exticating each and every of its mysteries.

Terminator: Salvation is not a reboot of the series.  

Instead, it’s a continuation of the first Terminator flicks and the happenings of the TV program, Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, though the future is changed by supervening occurrences that will likewise be shown in the film.

Nevertheless, as director McG has announced, Terminator: Salvation will act as both a continuation and a prequel to the former movies, and can be enjoyed separately from the episodes that came ahead of it. Terminator: Salvation will be regarding the arrival of a hero, according to the oft forthright director. Whether he’s pertaining to John Connor or the new Terminator 101 model, we will find out once the opening credits roll.