Were there any other unanswered questions in Terminator: Dark Fate you noticed?

“How is this dog hanging out with Carl, without constantly freaking out?” Well, did Carl feed the dog?

Kyle Reese in 1984: "It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." Terminator in 2019: "OMG what have i done. "

"Lazy writing or military knows more about the terminators than we think." Answer: 100% lazy writing

T-1000 Was a prototype . Your answer It’s even said in the film

John Connor: So this other guy, he’s a Terminator like you right? T-800: Not like me, a T-1000, advance prototype. How could you miss simple dialogue like that?!

The scene with Carl patting a dog had me butt-hurt. DOGS BARK AT TERMINATORS LIKE IT WERE A VACUUM CLEANER!

Should have ended at T2. The perfect ending

Most of these questions ARE answered in the films... did you guys even watch any of the Terminator movies before making this video?

They missed the chance to make the major Miles Dysons son.

T1000's were described in T2 as "Experimental"

If he raised the dog from a puppy it wouldn't react to him being a Terminator. Also, just like in The Matrix, AI believes we're a virus.

My biggest question is “who in the hell thought that this film was a good idea?”

My biggest unanswered question is why they killed off John.

My only unanswered question: “Why was it made?”

In the case of T2, the T800 clearly states that Humanity tried to pull the plug when Skynet became self-aware. Skynet attacked to defend its own existence.

This movie totally kills the Terminator plot and story.

Watching DF I got the impression the lack of hostility from the dog was deliberate to show how Carl has evolved and the dog senses his lack of threat.

My view on this (having seen T2 in theatres when I was 9) is that Tim Miller has the opportunity to make a new and expansive Terminator film but chose to go the “soft reboot” route, and what we got in Dark Fate was just a rehash of the first two films that does a massive disservice to both the story and the fans

There is no way a T-800 would know about legion created Terminator being sent back

Honestly, as much as I love T2 as a classic of my childhood/adolescence, I think as fans we take a rose-colored view of what came before. T2 is clearly the source of most of the franchise's major plot holes. The first flick was self-contained. Skynet, on the verge of defeat, made a desperation play and sent a single T-800 to the past to kill Sarah Connor; the resistance sent Kyle Reese to the past to save her. They destroyed that single T-800, Kyle died and John's birth was ensured. Time marched forward to Judgment Day without any other incursions from the future, because Skynet was now effectively trapped in a loop that would always end in defeat. By introducing the idea that Skynet sent multiple Terminator units into multiple points in the past, Cameron retroactively made Skynet dumb instead of desperate. If Skynet was able to send multiple Terminators through the time machine, why not direct them all to one point in time and increase the odds of success? Why only go as far back as Sarah? Why not send Terminators to kill other people in John's matrilineal and patrilineal lines? If Skynet had the T-1000 prototype ready to go, why not send it to kill Sarah since Kyle (or anyone else in the resistance) would've had no idea how to fight it? If only living tissue can pass through the time machine, how did the T-1000 even make the trip? If the resistance could send operatives (humans and captured Terminators alike) to multiple points in time, why didn't they ever turn the tables and try to assassinate the people responsible for Cyberdyne? Remember, stopping Judgement Day in T2 was Sarah's plan; the protector T-800 was only sent back to save John. My point is, the very existence of a sequel to the original movie is the cause of all of these time-travel-related plot holes. We just overlooked them in T2 because so many of us could put ourselves in John Connor's shoes and the flick itself is top-notch eye candy, even today. The narrative problems didn't detract from T2 being a fucking gold standard for popcorn flicks. Dark Fate is the same kind of deal. If you think about it too much, yeah, there are narrative inconsistencies. But those don't stop it from being a very decent popcorn flick in it's own right.

My biggest question was: “Was it worth losing 100$ million?”

On a side note: In T1 they found a robotic arm. In T2 they probably found yet another robotic arm. Don't forget that his arm was stock in a big gear. He 27hours ripped it apart leaving it there. Not melted alongside the arm giving us the most tearful thumbs up scene ever.

Simple changes to make this movie good: -John lives -Have witnesses of the first two movies talking about the incident -Legion is still developed as another AI project, further in the future, due to the lack of skynet parts to reverse engineer. -Legion unearths the witnesses accounts in the future and takes inspiration from skynet to preserve itself -John protects Dani from the Rev 9, a T series copycat -John sacrifices himself at the end, knowing he's not supposed to be the hero of this timeline

I need your CLOTHES/BOOTS and your MOTORCYCLE You forgot to say PLEASE 🍻

Well Legion did send back two - the Rev-9 can split into two.

In case you forgot, John is a US senator in 2029, and he is seen playing with his daughter on a swing, while Sarah is smiling, looking at them both happy. That is the true ending of Terminator

Love the review looper...And the Terminator franchises ❤️😊👍🏿

For me, the biggest question that everyone seems to be forgetting is why the heck was this movie made? This movie was being sold as fresh n different from previous incarnations, but the more I hear about it, the more it seems like those previous incarnations r in this movie in little pieces. I'm glad I decided not to support this film. No John, no terminator for me.

biggest question: where was the plot in this movie?

why carl´s family isnt freaked out of leaving was explained by him in the movie-he was preparing them for a moment like this for years.

Why does Grace, a time traveler from an alternative time line that involves Legion, have coordinates tattooed to her that lead to a T-800 from a Skynet timeline that no longer exists?

Biggest unanswered question in Terminator : Dark Fate Why this movie exist 🤔🤔🤔😷

The T-1000 was a prototype: hence the only one of its kind

"Carl explains to Sarah that his relationship with his wife isn't physical." Well, yeah. That part got me, too. What kind of woman marries a man with no physical interest in her?

first )T 1000 was a prototype,and production was limited, in favor of perfecting the TX model, its prototype was sent back.again limited production ,for favor of T3000

There is a part in the movie were Sarah says that when this is all over she was going to kill Karl. She knows that Karl is the T800 that killed John

The point of the dog NOT barking at Carl was to show how human he'd become: even dogs consider him human.

THE SARAH CRONICLES OPENS UP SOME OF THE QUESTIONS

I really enjoyed the movie, can’t complain.

My biggest unanswered question is why is it so hard to make a good Terminator movie

I'll take genesis over dark fate Or t3, personally I like to think it's all different timelines

Very well made!

amazing movie.. I loved it and Mackenzie Davis was the best part of it imo.

Biggest unanswered question about Terminator Dark Fate....someone put up real money to make this?

Only point I can make is you ask why did Skynet send back only 1 T-1000 but it’s said in T2 it’s an advanced prototype. So only 1 existed. That’s why more T800s were sent back.

I feel like the question of why the machines attack is because they see us as a threat, and I think that's been explained in at least one of the movies.

Terminator 1: Kyle Reese told Sarah that the T-800 don't feel pity or remorse or pain & he will not stop until you are dead Terminator 2: the reprogram T-800 learn from John Connor Terminator Dark Fate: I'm T-800 & I have kill John Connor, now my mission is to become human & call myself carl...to have feelings (regrets) & learn by myself 🤦🏻‍♂️

Kinda sounds like you're answering your own questions looper.

2:34 "the question is, why were those terminators sent back?" looper, you answered this question yourself just before: those were the other terminators skynet sent back as backup or "slow bullets" as tim miller calls it. there mission was to kill john (which means they were purposeless, after carl had already completed that mission). my biggest question would be: after carl killed john, why wouldn't he try to ensure that skynet gets developed? (because the drapery business is so much more fun or what?)

The dog is logical because the Terminator has become more human and the dog feels that. One nice detail in the movie.

The reason why it was a t-800 that ended up being Carl, was because it was his face that John had bonded with. They knew it would throw him off. The same situation is described in the scene from Terminator 3 that appeared briefly at the end of your segment.

Genisys : I'm the worst franchise in history Legion : Hold my 🍺

Number 1 unanswered question-WHY

You asked "why judgement day in the first place"..that was answered in T2.."skynet becomes self aware..in a panic they tried to pull the plug (stop skynet). In defense Skynet fights back and causes judgement day"

Another plot hole. "Carl", the T-800 living in society after completing its mission, would be easily recognized and wanted by authorities for murdering John Connor in 1998, destroying Skynet in 1995, and killing 17 LAPD officers in 1984 (all with multiple witnesses). He would not be able to own and operate a drapery business.

The biggest unanswered question is why does this movie even exist?

The only unanswered question is why they even made this movie!

Name of Soundtrack from this video?

The t-1000 was a prototype. They said so in the movie.

8:50 Nothing was ever done to prevent Legion in this film, so it would be pointless to destroy the remains.

“Who thought this was a good idea?”

Arnold said that he told his family “the day they discussed”l had finally come. But yea lots of odd loop holes and such

Killing John was a mistake. And his replacement *Dani* has no character build up. Genesis was way better even tho John became the bad-ass T-3000

"future installments" lmfao you made my day

Let’s off JC to launch this off, that’ll show them

When I watched Dark Fate. I assumed Miles Dyson's death, blowing up Cyberdyne and John's death resulted in the future being altered which Skynet became Legion and Dani became John.

I just finished watching this movie, & I'm still questioning this.

Humanity's new savior is an illegal immigrant? Seems legit.

get woke go broke, so happy this is bombing in the theaters

I just finish watching this movie, and I don't understand why everybody is giving this movie such a hard time, I think it was actually pretty damn good and a good reboot to the series..

Very good I like that

How about you talk about how bad of a movie it was?

The ultimate question: why?

I'm pretty sure Sarah Conner could wait till Time Travel is a thing and tell someone to go back in time to save John Conner and Dark Fate's beginning showing John Conner die would of never happend

10:05 In Termaintor: Genisys. It is implied that the Resistance can actually track Skynet to it's homebase when they use that time displacement mechanism. Probably why it only chooses to send only one. Doesn't want to give it's core location away so that the Resistance could destroy it.

My biggest unanswered question is: "why was this film so shit?" o_O

Will the audience be receiving a refund? Will Tim Miller continue to get work?

This film sucked. End of story.

"Carl", the T-800 living in society after completing its mission, would be easily recognized and wanted by authorities for murdering John Connor in 1998, destroying Skynet in 1995, and killing 17 LAPD officers in 1984 (all with multiple witnesses). He would not be able to own and operate a drapery business.

I'm a closet mysoginist and this movie scared the shit out of me.

What an atrocious movie, how could they possibly think this screenplay was the one to go with?

8:38 I never noticed Sarah flips off the T-800 before. And by the way, they technically did send 2 back this time. He can split in two.

10:22 what is that footage taken from ? (“Terminator convention”)

The biggest question is why did they make it?

You know your writing is bad when Looper notices it. 😂

Big plot hole: how did Carl learn remorse when Carl in T2 we leatn terminators have their learning processor turned off so they dont start to think for themselves. Ghey hsd to physically turn it on in its head. Did carl do this to himself? They are infiltrating robots but even then they cant learn without having the switch turned on. How did carl learn?

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles shows that Skynet did send many Terminators back in time, some of which were dormant until needed (if i remember correctly). I'm just a bit disappointed this film makes every other film after the second one non-existent. However, shouldn't T3 still happen? Wouldn't the military still be making Skynet?

This movie has more plot holes than Swiss cheese

The real question for real terminator fans is "Why would you even consider Dark Fate as canon at this point?"

A T800 actually completed his mission in T2 but the T1000 failed...maybe skynet sent another T800 as his kd ratio and mission completion rate is pretty good!?

I have a question.. what movie is this from? 10:22

"Why was this movie even produced?"

Another big question is how Carl knew where and when future terminators were gonna arrive?

what happened with combined metal-liquid terminator from ending of T#5?

What scene is that from with the Terminator covered in Plastic?

4:26 and also what happened to Sarah's dog After T2 ?

They should’ve named it terminator dark fate, death of a franchise.

10:58 he can just always opt for a stunt double like they did when they had his older Terminator, Pops, fight his younger self in the remake of the Terminator 1984. superimpose his head onto a younger stuntman's body. and let them do the heavy lifting if he wanted to come back again... and just be all "remember when i said i wasn't going to be back?" "Yeah?" "I lied." ;-)

The Terminator franchise has been targeted for termination by this movie.