The “legitimate sequels” to “Terminator: Dark Fate” and “T2” were unmistakably “real”! (with IMAX laser viewing report)

While following the flow of the previous two works, depicts a different "love"

First of all, the question that must have arisen in the minds of those who watched `` Terminator 2: Judgment Day '' is, ``How will the story develop from that ending?'' The culprit behind the computer rebellion against humans was eliminated in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, and the Day of Judgment should never have come. By the way, the T-800 also disappeared into the blast furnace, so there is no hope of its resurrection.

However, what we get a glimpse of from the trailer is an older Sarah and T-800. The setting is close to modern times, which means that the "Judgment Day" that was supposed to occur on August 29, 1997 could have been avoided. However, if that happens, the mystery of "Why the T-800?" will not go away. Since it's a "legitimate sequel," it doesn't seem like it's a story that unfolds in a different world.

The story itself of ``Terminator: Dark Fate'' can be said to be a spoiler. Therefore, I will limit myself to giving a vague overview in this article, but I appreciate your understanding. However, I can guarantee you that from the beginning, there will be a ``continuation'' that will leave you both surprised and satisfied at the same time.

“Terminator: Dark Fate” preview

What happens in this movie is revealed in the trailer as follows: ``Sarah Connor is still fighting even though she is older,'' ``For some reason, the T-800 is in the present day,'' and ``The relationship between Sarah and the T-800.'' "Sex is getting worse," "A new The Terminator, an ``enhanced soldier,'' and a mysterious woman who holds the key to humanity's extinction appear.'' I would like to examine the work based on this premise.

What happened to Sara and T-800? Let's put that aside for a moment and introduce the three characters who drive the story. Danny (Natalia Ailes), a woman who lives in Mexico and is in love with her younger brother, and REV-9 (Gabriel Luna), a state-of-the-art The Terminator with a detachable liquid metal outer shell and a metal-carbon endoskeleton. Grace (Mackenzie Davis) is a soldier who is human on the inside, but has undergone special surgery to enhance her physical abilities. Sarah and the T-800 become involved in the incident caused by these new faces, and the battle develops into the series' most intense battle.

Danny, who was living a peaceful life with his family, is attacked by REV-9, who suddenly appears from the future. Danny panics due to the unexpected situation, but then Grace, who also came from the future, appears. Grace says, "I'm here to protect you," and takes on REV-9 alone...

“Terminator: Dark Fate” (C) 2019 Skydance Productions, LLC, Paramount Pictures Corporation and Twentieth Century Fox Film

Although the setting has changed from Los Angeles to Mexico, this is exactly the same flow as `` The Terminator '' and ``Terminator 2: Judgment Day.'' Rather than being a "rehash," the film intentionally uses the same structure to simultaneously look back on the previous work and evolve this work, making this an opening that gives you a sense of Cameron's style.

What is interesting here is the "romance" of Kyle Reese helping Sarah in "The Terminator", the "(pseudo) family love" of T-800 helping John Connor in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day", and the "(pseudo) family love" of the T-800 helping John Connor in "Terminator 2", and "Terminator: Dark Fate" So, three different types of love, ``respect'' and ``respect'', will be depicted, such as Grace who helps Danny. In addition, the patterns have been changed so that the first work is a man x woman, the second work is a man x man, and the main work is a woman x woman. Since the first half is set in Mexico, it can be said that the film has a very modern approach.

Cameron has a reputation for portraying ``strong women,'' and this film is a powerful depiction of three women, Sarah, Danny, and Grace, taking on the REV-9, which can be said to be the strongest in the series (even though Miller was the director). ) This content can be said to be one of the achievements of Cameron's character. To this extent, their noble strength is beautifully reflected in their suppleness.

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