Pretty good, Ah-nold does his best turn yet

Rating: 8/10 (4 July 2003)

A lot of cynical people will not be pleased by this film, but the problem is not in the film they're watching. Ah-nold is geat once again as the T-101. Stahl does aight, Danes is ok, and the Terminatrx is rightfully creepy, and its about time we saw some female booty in these films. The start with Stahl narrating is unnecessary and too long. There mustve been better ways to explain the set up. The action scenes are fanatic, not qite as coherent as Cameron's but they are on a much bigger scale. T2 had a semi versus a motor bike, T3 has a big crane truck and a bunch of police cars versus a pickup. The terminator vs. terminator fights are terrific as well. The ending to this movie is absolutely brilliant. a lot of people are going to complain, but they are dumb. The end of this film finally clears up the paradoxes of time travel in the first two. In T2, when they destroyed the pieces of the previous T-101, that T-101 should've ceased to exist, sorta like Mike J. Fox n Back to the Future, but this problem is solved ingeniously. All in all, first is the worst, second is the best, and the third is in-between as far as this trilogy goes. Dont get me wrong, the original is great, it just hasnt aged well. It seems a lot of people have it out for Ah-nold, I really don't understand why, Arnold has more charisma ad star power in one arm than the Rock or Vin Diesel have in their entire bodies. See this movie, lighten up, enjoy it. Arnold is still the king of action, and he makes trumphant return to form in his film, which is his best since True Lies.