Terminator 6

[Morris Schæffer]

Based on my memory, T1 was bootstrap, but T2 ended with the optimistic note that they successfully stopped the 1997 Judgment Day. It's only in T3 (which takes place in 2003) that John Connor found out that they didn't stop Judgment Day, it just "moved" down a few years and was gonna happen in 2000-something.

To be fair, T3 would make sense then since it's not outside of the realm of logic that the events in T2 were a huge setback for Skynet, resulting in the delay of Judgment Day. Furthermore, since Connor exists in the first place, it goes without saying that Judgment Day was gonna happen no matter what. There are those who believe that T3 corrects the whole "nothing is written" stuff from T2 and instead re-positions the franchise towards its inevitable, and only correct path. T2 is still much better than T3 though.

I think Genisys is really the one where all bets are off (read=goes down the crapper) and anything can happen because...of J.J. Abrams Star Trek reboot.

[Ezee E]

I remember T3 having some pretty good action sequences but an absolutely awful villain.

[Dukefrukem]

I remember T3 having some pretty good action sequences but an absolutely awful villain.

The crane chase scene was pretty good, using mostly practical effects, but that's about it.

[Skitch]

I remember T3 having some pretty good action sequences but an absolutely awful villain.

Yeah but that ending awesome.

[Morris Schæffer]

Billy Ray is doing some polish on the screenplay.