PLOT: After defeating Skynet, John Connor (Jason Clarke) sends soldier Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) back in time to protect his mother Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) who’s been targeted for termination. When Reese arrives in 1984, he discovers that Sarah is more than prepared to fend for herself, having been raised by a paternal T-800 “Pops” (Arnold Schwarzenegger). Now, the three of them must stop a diabolical new plan to launch Judgment Day in 2017 in an alternate timeline where the machines will be able to exterminate mankind once and for all.

REVIEW: Here we go. Walking into TERMINATOR: GENISYS I’ll admit I was skeptical. Having been raised on the first two movies, I’ve watched in horror as the franchise has just been run into the ground thanks to subpar, James Cameron-less follow-ups, with TERMINATOR: SALVATION arguably being the series nadir. On the positive side, fans can rest assured that GENISYS is far better than SALVATION as for all of its faults it has one giant Austrian ace up its sleeve. But, being better than TERMINATOR: SALVATION isn’t much of an achievement.

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