The third part of the terminators

Rating: 3/10 (27 August 2018)

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines by Jonathan Mostow (2003)
Well, we have here the third movie of the franchise, not particularly popular.
This film is like an attempt to continue the story with an economic interest behind, which killed the film.
Despite some good things and details that really wanted to continue the story, the development of it is completely boring. Starting with the plot that is the same as the last movie, is all about sending a terminator back in time to destroy Skynet's future menace and humanity sending another to frustrate Skynet's plan.
About the characters and acting, I don't know if is the script or the actors but any of the characters were engaging than Arnold. John Connor is completely changed from the boy that he used to be in T2, an unafraid and smart kid that challenge the world, the mental change could be justified by his possible future but come on, he would be a world leader. Kate Brewster is a simple vet that got in the middle of the fire, we have to accept that is all a coincidence that she met Connor again; and she is more like a mother than Sarah Connor. Obviously, they both were in different situations. And finally, the T-X, a character with no color, I know that it's a killing machine, and I don't care about her gender but the scenes that she provoked were very random, specially the scene of the destroyer truck.
The action is nothing compared with previous movies and popular action movies, nothing creative that no one will remember.
Despite all that, I like how they finally proceed in this movie to the judgment day, the nuclear war that changed the path of humanity and started the events that started it all.
In conclusion Terminator 3 is an attempt to continue the saga, with a big failure in it, could be that we don't have Cameron directing it, maybe that's what make the substance in the movie. Absolutely not recommended, not even Terminator fans.