Terminator 2 Judgement Day Analysis

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In the early 1980’s, a know movie director by the name of James Cameron, and famous action movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger, stared a series one of the best well know action movies of that era. That movie is called “Terminator.” It is the first part in an extensive five part sequence of Terminators movies. The best sequence in this five part story is the second movie that can out called “Terminator 2 Judgment Day,” This story is about a rebellious teenage boy named “John Connor” played by Edward Furlong, his mother named “Sarah Connor” played by Linda Hamilton, and a cyborg robot that was sent from the future to protect this teenager from another cyborg robot that is made out of liquid metal. James Cameron and Arnold Schwarzenegger really hit one out of the park with this movie “Judgment Day.” A few months ago I watched the fifth installment of the Terminator called “Genesis.” Within the forty five minutes of this movie I found myself truly dissatisfied. For some reason this movie was lacking several important things. What makes a great movie great is, the story line, acting, and not too over the edge special effects that just make this movie horrible. This movie Genesis …show more content…

The second Terminator movie was known for opening and pushing that envelope, to the point of accomplishing things that were never done before. It was extremely disappointing to watch Terminator Genesis because all of the special effect that was in this movie was already done by all of the other Terminator movies, so nothing new. Even the lead actor of all of these Terminator movies Arnold Schwarzenegger did everything with computer imagery. So when people saw him in this movie they knew that it wasn’t really Arnold. I understand that in a lot of movies in this date and age are done with computer imagery. It pains me to see that this is where big time budget films are

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