Spoiler alert! This movie sucks! Sorry for being so blunt but the movie was
the definition of what a cliché is. It
seemed like every single piece of dialogue was put in there to try and create a
famous line like the "I'll be back" that the terminator monotonously
said. The movie takes on a whole
different approach than all the previous Terminator movies. It's basically a love story between John
Carter's parents, or at least that's what it seemed like the majority of the
movie was. I don't know what was more
horrid the acting or the dialogue. It’s
possible that I could have started to "toon out" early on but I don't
even know what the premise of the movie was.
What was the bad guy’s goal? And
unlike how the Terminator was the main role in the past four movies he was
merely a comic supporting actor. Comical. The Terminator... Comical!
It’s the complete opposite of what his personality should be. When the director, Alan Taylor, thought about
who the terminator would be in this film, or what his persona would be why
would he want him to be the laughing matter in, what should be, a serious
action movie.
I know I have been giving this
movie a pretty bad rep, but there were one or two good aspects of the
movie. For one, I thought that the
camera angles were correctly shot because the terminator was almost always
shown as a close up to display his monotonous and sometimes comical
gestures. When looking at the movie from
the perspective of cinematography (minus the screenplay) it was actually a very
well shot movie. And the music that was
implemented into the overly dramatic scene fit well, even though the scenes
sadly sucked…
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