Unfortunately, not the termination of the series

Rating: 2/10 (3 July 2003)

Unless it loses lots of money, which would be a fitting termination. Fortunately I didn't have to pay to see it. No one should.
2 of 10.
Obviously made to capitalize on the Matrix/cyber world popularity that movie companies no doubt see as an opportunity for a quick buck. Besides computers (machines) taking over being an obvious rip off of the Matrix/Animatrix, T3 steals from the Hulk (rebuilding nano-technology) and Men in Black II (sexy woman villain).
You know you're in trouble when a movie starts out ranting about armageddon. When the movie has the technology transforming into the demon-faces from horror 101, it's time to find the exit.
Acting is tolerable, but the scenes and characters are so predictable and cliche that the acting seems the same.
It tries to be funny, but the only people laughing are the people laughing loud at anything, probably paid to attend early movie showings in an attempt to try to excite the audience. If you saw the first 2, you might find some funny spots. More than likely, you'll find the spots that are intended to be serious as funny.
Video FX is nothing new. If you've seen the previous Terminator movies, you've already seen what you're going to see.
Soundtrack is nothing new. If you want the same old Terminator stuff, that's what you'll get. That and some really bad christian pop music.