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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB
Cameron says there is "more than a plan" for T7 and beyond.
https://www.darkhorizons.com/james-c...inator-future/
You are, of course, right. But if I had to guess from the blurbs from Cameron in the link in this post above, it sounds like T7 will do a bit of a "Dark Fate" in that it'll wipe away everything since probably T2 again and introduce a new AI threat that isn't SkyNET or LEGION. Which makes me wonder now if LEGION was one of Cameron's few own ideas for "Dark Fate" and now he feels that the director bungled that in the movie. I just hope it's not like some kind of Terminator movie that borrows from stuff like the Child's Play remake and MEGAN where there isn't really Terminators walking around as much as its all of our household Amazon Alexas and Siris coming to kill us all.
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Wasn't literally every movie since the second one meant to restart the franchise with a bunch of new sequels that never panned out? For that matter, aren't basically all of them meant to be sequels to the first two and ignoring the rest? Not that you could tell because they keep going back in time and changing the timeline, which means it literally doesn't matter if these movies are somehow connected or not.
And is there literally no plot imaginable that doesn't just a repeat of the first one's premise of sending a killer robot back in time? There's been six movies and two shows in this franchise, only one of which is not about a Terminator being sent back to kill someone important. Humanity rebuilding after Skynet was defeated or something might not sound all that exciting at first, but is it really too much to ask for some fresh ideas than just remaking the first one under the pretense of being a sequel for the seventh time?