A script that James Cameron would have shot, but not with film

Rating: 2/10 (3 July 2003)

All I can say is that I was disappointed with this film. I loved the first Terminator, a wonderful apocalyptic film with an excellent tight script, which built tension with dark sets and dark characters, and was shot with a small budget. I really enjoyed the second film, a wonderful apocalyptic action-packed film shot on a huge budget (once again a tight script). I hated the third film because it was and action-packed film but not much else...besides the big budget of course. Eventually the car chases just become more of "been there, done that."
How many times can you watch cyborgs throw one another into a wall (just like in the second film)?
How many times can you watch the a big rig chasing our heroes down the street (just like the first and second)?
The only difference with this film over the others is that in this one the terminators attack one another with every form of plumbing fixture known to man.
During a pivotal scene, John Connor, our hero, threatens to shoot himself in the head unless the Arnold terminator does what John asks. I was praying that John would have pulled the trigger just so that I would be able to leave the theater that much sooner.
Save yourself the money you would waste on this one and go rent the first two in this series. It will afford a better evening and it will you save you the trouble of driving to the movie theater.