Worth Watching

Rating: 9/10 (4 August 2003)

Beyond and over the protection of John Connor plus Kate Brewster (his future fiancé and co-commander against cyborgs), the film makes clear how and why those machines become self-function to destroy all human rather than repeatedly leave it as the matter of the future and insisting on mad individual fighting as in the first two only.
It is an intelligent script despite the last one already showing that the microchip has been destroyed. The film suggests the fact that disaster, tragedy, impact is never avoidable as long as we - human - keep raising our power competition through the destructive technology.
Regarding the film content, what I'd like to summarize is it could be the boring repetition, if there is nothing new within it in which the traditional storyline is always used for the dynamic images and narrative for its fans. This is - probably - why the script was created with the emphasis on the new issues in addition to keeping its typical form and content of Terminator which is widely perceived.
Further to this, whoever loves the first two made by Cameron may get disappointed with this one while I whose abhorrence towards those feel it is what I have been waiting for. Anyway, I love all of them.