· Updated January 16, 2025 12:02 AM · 2 min read read
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Most of the reviews for "Terminator: Genisys," Arnold Schwarzenegger's latest turn as the shotgun wielding robot from the future have been negative. Critics have complained about the confused plot, the milking of over-used one-liners from the previous films, and the surprising weakness of the cast supporting Schwarzenegger in his fourth Terminator film.
All true. But few have hit on the central problem with this film, and, indeed, most of the films that make up Schwarzenegger's attempt to reviv
Most of the reviews for "Terminator: Genisys," Arnold Schwarzenegger's latest turn as the shotgun wielding robot from the future have been negative. Critics have complained about the confused plot, the milking of over-used one-liners from the previous films, and the surprising weakness of the cast supporting Schwarzenegger in his fourth Terminator film.
All true. But few have hit on the central problem with this film, and, indeed, most of the films that make up Schwarzenegger's attempt to reviv…