Science-fiction action thriller starring Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger. In 1998, with the apocalypse apparently averted following the events of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, humanity's saviour John Connor is targeted for assassination by a time-travelling T-800 cyborg. John's mother, Sarah, is once again thrust into the battle for Earth's future as a new artificial intelligence gains sentience.
The sixth instalment in the Terminator franchise marks the return of original director James Cameron (as producer and co-writer) and Linda Hamilton as heroine Sarah Connor. The story finds her catapulted through time to save a young woman from a sleeker, even more ruthless robot than she ever encountered herself. Reluctantly, she seeks out muscular assistance from her own erstwhile mechanical nemesis (Arnold Schwarzenegger), now living in seclusion and trying to assimilate into human society. Gamely retreading ideas from previous films (although Cameron argues this film is a natural successor to 1991's Judgment Day), the predictable narrative is little more than a convenient peg upon which to hang a series of explosive set pieces. There's considerable bang for your buck in that department, and Hamilton convinces as the veteran vigilante who's seen it all before, but Arnie's superannuated cyborg often seems surplus to requirement.
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Sarah Connor | Linda Hamilton |
| T-800 "Model 101" / Carl | Arnold Schwarzenegger |
| Grace | Mackenzie Davis |
| Dani Ramos | Natalia Reyes |
| Rev-9 | Gabriel Luna |
| Hadrell | Tom Hopper |
| Miguel Ramos | Diego Boneta |
| Rigby | Steven Cree |
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Tim Miller |
