I really don't get all the hype and praise this movie recieved!(Major spoilers)

Rating: 7/10 (16 March 2017)

Again, another movie in which I'm on the opposite side of the general opinion about this movie. I really don't care about the countless 10 stared reviews this movie got here because I found huge problems in this and I have arguments, arguments which are coming right below, here's my opinion on this movie:
The Story: This movie gets the story from the beginning into a paradox, but is the type of paradox that for me is not as disturbing as the one I'll be telling you along this review. So the first paradox was actually in the previous movie but it has implications in this move as well and is John Connor sending his friend Kyle Reese which later has a baby with Sarah Connor a child named John Connor, which now is in danger because the machines have sent a terminator T-1000 to kill him. So what does John Connor? He sends a terminator that looks like the one who tried to kill Sarah Connor before? Does he not know about that? Of course because he maybe acquired it from the machines. He couldn't construct it from memories because that would be another paradox but one about the circumstance. So he really just sends the same looking terminator just so that we and Sarah Connor might get the thrilling surprise of seeing that terminator again, but now with different motivations. Is like John Connor knew James Cameron was making a movie about his decision and so he thought: "Hmm... let's make my decision more Hollywodized, why not? Scr*w logic and get on with it!" But that's not the worst part in this movie. The worst part in this movie is that after all the drama, action and conclusion to it... the people in it decide to prevent Judgment Day. Are you seriously? That's even a bigger paradox in this already paradox-crowded movie. It's a continuity paradox which just points out that the director of this movie had no idea how to finish his big action movie. OK, it would be unfair from me to criticize this movie after giving it a 7 rating. So, the things I enjoyed about this movie were the action and the CGI which at that time were as innovating as the ones from Jurassic Park were at the time that movie was released. And to be honest and fair, I liked this movie... but I cannot skip or ignore it's problems... of course you might say it's a subjective view, but isn't how every one of us expresses his opinion. I'm trying to be as objective and also say may opinions which might convince you to agree with me or not, I don't care... everyone is different, it would be stupid to try and please everyone with this review and it would loose its purpose. OK, let's get back to the movie: The human touch is impressive, and that's why I like James Cameron movies. He emphasizes the human part so much that it becomes so believable and inspiring. To make a robot be so memorable and loved by the general audiences tells something about how this guy makes movies.
The characters: The characters are bad-ass especially the three main protagonists. But for me T-800 and John's relationship is what gives this movie heart and makes it so memorable and nice to watch. Sarah is OK, probably more bad-ass than in the first movie.
The Soundtrack: This is probably the second part of this movie which I didn't like. I thought it wasn't memorable apart for the main theme, yeah... that one with the drums in it. For such an ambitious action movie, the soundtrack in my opinion is underwhelming. There is no iconic track like the scores John Williams made in this same period of time.
All that being said, I think this movie is good overall, but very overrated by many people. And seeing so many reviews saying is the best ever or the best in its genre it's pathetic to say the least. So, after saying all of this I'll give this movie a 7 since it gets the action so good, but at the very same time it gets the time travel stuff so awfully wrong in my opinion.
Oh... I don't expect to be agreed with by many of the IMDb users, or even promoted by IMDb's reviews system which only promotes very positive reviews for this movie because? Oh, yes I know... it's a classic.