terminator

Making one movie is hard enough — making three is almost impossible.

We love you, Dr. Silberman. You are the worst.

The next ‘Terminator’ and the new ‘Charlie’s Angels’ reboot have scooped up ‘Wonder Woman 2’s old release date.

Sarah Connor is back and she’s got two awesome women beside her in the first official photo from the new ‘Terminator.’

The original Sarah Connor has returned in the first set photos from ‘Terminator 6.’

The sixth ‘Terminator’ film unveils an official promo banner featuring Sarah Connor.

The fun thing about the Terminator franchise is how its wacky timeline justifies ignoring any bad sequels or reboots — like Genisys, a movie you probably forgot existed until this very moment. In the world of Terminator, every movie is a do-over; it’s sort of meta, when you think about it. So it’s not surprising that Arnold Schwarzenegger is at it again with another reboot, and he’s found his leading lady in Mackenzie Davis.

Sarah Connor is coming back for the sixth ‘Terminator’ film, but don’t think too hard about the temporal paradoxes this will produce.

Arnold said the newest Terminator movie is scheduled to begin shooting next March, with contributions from James Cameron.

Aw man, we’re never gonna find out who sent the Arnold Terminator back through time in Terminator Genisys, are we?

Throughout the years, the one constant in the Terminator franchise has been Arnold Schwarzenegger. Even after director James Cameron quit the franchise, Schwarzenegger kept on chugging along, appearing in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machine, Terminator Genisys, and even having his likeness pop up in Terminator Salvation while he was still the governor of California. So with the news that James Cameron would be taking the helm of the franchise again after Genisys flopped, fans have been wondering if the actor had one last showing in him as everyone’s favorite compassionate death machine.

Did you know that they apparently made another Terminator movie in 2015? Despite having seen it in theaters back during its original run, this still strikes me as new, hard-to-believe information. If there was really a new installment of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s popular sci-fi/action franchise as recently as two years ago, wouldn’t someone remember that? Wikipedia claims that the film (subtitled Genisys, which sounds fake but okay) attempted to launch Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke’s big-screen phase of her career, included a clutch starring role from Ahnuld himself, and earned the second-most of any entry in the series. Call me crazy, but that seems like a pretty major occurrence to have entirely fled the public‘s collective pop-cultural memory. I’m skeptical — does this look like a real movie to you?