''Hi, we have just met, but you are a very good person, you just don't know it yet, but I do, uh-huh''

Rating: 6/10 (6 June 2019)

When it comes to science fiction, one can find many technical plot holes, especially if time travel is involved. Because the very definition of time travel introduces a paradox, due to something called Butterfly Effect. Because of that, the single act of going back in time may alter the chain of events that would easily lead to the travelers deletion from existence, provided they go far back enough before their conception. I'll give an example of my take and understanding of this effect, If we had the chance to observe this in real life, we could have seen an entire silhouette of a city change dramatically, just as a result of going back in time fifty years or so and stopping someone in the street and asking them where the nearest post office is and coming back. As Sarah Connor put in the first Terminator film ''...a person can go crazy thinking about all this...'' That's why I don't nitpick Sci-Fi movies on those issues, as long as it's a well made movie otherwise. Because of those reasons, I didn't nitpick this one on technical plot holes as well. I just wanted to make it clear that that's not my problem with the film. My first problem with the film is its existence in the first place. I am not always against remakes and sequels, but there are some films that need to be left alone. Terminator films(the original 2) didn't need any sequels, but we keep getting them. And even James Cameron himself is still trying to cash in on it and he is ruining his own legacy. Kudos to Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale, who own the right to Back to the Future franchise and they refuse to authorize any reboot or remake during either one's lifetime. It's called artistic integrity. I cringed every time they made a reference to the originals, like ''come with me if you want to live'' or ''I'll be back''. My second big problem with the film was the characters' behavior. Blair just meets a random dude and she immediately decides that he's a good person, and I'm not talking about the first impressions that people feel when they first meet, she literally tells him that he is a good person as if she has known him for years. Ridiculous dialogue always makes me angry and wonder if the movie has been made by aliens or an A.I, which would be ironic.
If you can ignore those, it's a well made film, technically speaking. Visual effects and action are pretty cool, actors are charming. You will probably not remember a thing about it a year after, but it'll entertain you while you are watching it.