"There is no fate but what we make."

Rating: 10/10 (15 January 2001)

Pay attention to this movie. It will teach you many lessons. First, it is a well made film. The lighting, camera work, and well-choreographed action scenes are all a lesson in movie making. And the acting is great too, especially Linda Hamilton's immortal performance. But most profound of this movie is its meaning. Are we really in control of what we make? Are the machines really our slaves, or are they our masters? It's a lot of meaning hidden behind a lot of action. Forget Titanic. This is James Cameron's finest work ever.