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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
É melhor que o segundo filme? Não não é. Mas na moral? Esse aqui era meu favorito quando eu era mais novo e eu não entendia o porque... Depois de rever eu entendi. Kristanna Loken de TX foi minha inspiração como Femme Fatale antes de saber o que era isso. Todos os códigos da persona tão na diva. A cena dela identificando o DNA do John Connor e quase tendo um orgasmo... Bicho e a mesma fixação dela na personagem da Claire Danes, é de longe um dos meus redflag bissexuais favoritos. Uma roupa apertada estourando de um vermelho que claramente não existe na natureza o que combina com a proposta de ela ser um ser não natural e o bônus de que como ele não se leva a sério quase em momento nenhumx a cena do T-800 num bar para mulheres... icônica. E os momentos sérios ainda são bem feitos, se o filme passado a humanidade do android era intimista, aqui até a escolha consciente de machucar ou não um ser vivo é colocado em cheque.
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
it was 2003, this is to be expected
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Honestly, this sequel is a mixed bag. On one hand, John Connor was turned into such a pussy, it’s astounding. And Claire Danes’ character was no better, and the T-X was basically an inferior version of the T-1000 from T2. But on the other hand, it’s got some nice visual effects, and the CGI is very good for early 2000s standards. And it’s got a satisfying ending.
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
“You are terminated.” I have no idea what possessed me to watch RISE OF THE MACHINESother than the fact I hadn’t seen it in years…and I’m beginning to see why I hadn’t. A pointless edition to the saga, just like everything else that came after Judgement Day. Whole flick feels like an unexpected, unwanted, layover between T2 and Salvation. To be clear Salvationisn’t good but is the direction the franchise should have gone—to the future and the wars fought there. T3 feels incredibly pointless, retreading the ideas that Cameron established in the previous films but far more clumsily. Sure, I guess the point is “ha! you didn’t stop judgement day. our future is inevitable and we need to accept that instead of running from it.” but the execution is so goddamn boring. The Sarah Connor Chronicles uses this same idea—that John’s fate is inevitable, retcon’ing this film in many ways but in my opinion, it is much more successful. Anyway I’ve written too much about this. Not a good movie, no matter what the 00s cinephile revisionists online tell you. Hold firm.
