The black sheep of the Terminator saga

Rating: 3/10 (12 July 2017)

I'm not going to talk about the casting mistakes (where are you, Edward Furlong and Linda Hamilton?) Or that Terminatrix that looks like something from "Species" (that horror of the name of Terminatrix, by the way ... Porn movies). No. Nor will I talk about how the heck Skynet is created without Cyberdine or Dyson. And I'll spare the character of Claire Danes.
What I am going to talk about is the lack of spiritual coherence with the rest of the saga.
In "T-2" was mentioned the phrase "there is no destiny, only the one that we do". The definition of free will, come on. But what does John Connor discover in "T-3"? That the Final Judge was inevitable. Like Neo of the saga "Matrix", Connor becomes a pawn that never had opportunity to change history.
And that makes "T-3" a Greek movie ("Gods handle our lives and mortals are mere puppets") as opposed to the biblical / Christian approach to "the world is like you do" of the previous ones.
And I give a five to the movie because Arnie, his character and his lapidary phrases are still the same.