Glaring time inconsistancies made up for by incredible FX (SPOILERS!)

Rating: 10/10 (18 March 2002)

Okay, Terminator 2: Judgment Day is probably my most addictive movie; ever since I saw it at age 8. Yeah, I was probably to young to see it, but what are you going to do, send a terminator back in time to PREVENT me from seeing it? Anyway, I label it my most addictive movie because while I feel it's not the best movie ever made like some other people, I still have an urge to see it quite often. While one can go on and on about how often the concept of time gets screwed up (example: Judgment Day is to happen in two years judging from Sarah's prologue. Arnie latter explains Cyberdyne's work as taking place "three years from now" and SkyNETs origins as later on). The whole plotline of events is really messed up and I was just hoping Arnold would be the killer again. Instead, Robert Patrick has to try and be as menacing as possible, which doesn't come off all that well. Oh well, maybe next time. The teaser/credits scene makes up for the gaping action hole in the middle. The movie itself definitely could've been a lot shorter. Hopefully with Terminator 3 they will get what they got wrong this time right. Also, Terminator 4 should have TWO T800s trying to kill John who's defended by ANOTHER T800, Arnold would definitely get his pay that way around.