O Exterminador do Futuro: Gênesis

If it wasn't part of such a genre redefining franchise as Terminator, Genisys would be a perfectly serviceable action sci-fi. Sure the dialogue is clunky as hell, the convoluted time travel conceits don't ever really make sense and despite one decent twist it's a tad predictable. But hey this is blockbuster cinema and the action is great, the film rattles along at pace and the acting is genuinely not bad (Courtenay spending a large part of the film topless didn't hurt either!). But you can't escape the legacy. This IS supposed to be part of the Terminator mythology. Despite Arnie's best comedic efforts (he steals most scenes he's in) you can't get past what an inferior addition this is to join at least two of the most iconic sci-fi films of the 20th century. Whilst enjoyable enough in its own right, hopefully this will be the last attempt to resurrect the past Terminator glories.

The story starts a bit confusing, but after a short time it's back to business. It's a great addition to the series and it's nice to see Arnold back in this role. The special effects are not always the best, but most parts look great. The new type terminator is great, but the old T800 is still not obsolete. The story is convincing enough and can be the prelude of new additions to this series. I hope Arnold will be part of these. It's a pity 3D is still the norm in most cinemas. This movie is best viewed in normal 2D. It's dark en there are no special benefits in 3D. The movie gives also a good critical note about our dependency of our smart-phones, tablets and the Internet integration. Genisys might be more true that we realize ;)

Pretty contrived and cheesy but the acting wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It's fun, has plenty of action and throwback Easter eggs. It won't blow you away but it's a decent action flick. If it had a better script it would have had more potential.

Not quite as bad as i thought it would be, Terminator: Genisys brings back the nostalgia of the first two films. It even has the same old-school vibe to it. But when you get to its core, Genisys is simply a rehash of the first two masterpieces, which are so good there was no point in revisiting them.

"Terminator Genisys" brings a fresh perspective to the iconic Terminator franchise, blending elements of nostalgia with new twists to create an engaging and action-packed sci-fi film.

The film begins by revisiting key moments from the original "Terminator" movie, but quickly diverges into its own storyline featuring a reimagined timeline. This approach may be polarizing for some fans, but it breathes new life into the series and allows for unexpected developments.

The casting is strong, with Emilia Clarke portraying a determined and fierce Sarah Connor, and Arnold Schwarzenegger reprising his role as the iconic T-800 Terminator with charm and humor. Jai Courtney and Jason Clarke also deliver solid performances as Kyle Reese and John Connor, respectively.

One of the highlights of the film is its impressive visual effects, particularly during the action sequences involving futuristic warfare and high-stakes chases. The CGI is seamlessly integrated, adding to the overall spectacle of the movie.

However, the plot can be convoluted at times, with multiple timelines and twists that may require a suspension of disbelief. Some viewers may find the storytelling a bit complicated, especially if they are not familiar with the previous films in the series.

Overall, "Terminator Genisys" is a worthy addition to the Terminator franchise, offering a mix of thrilling action, heartfelt moments, and intriguing reinterpretations of familiar characters. Fans of the series will appreciate the nods to the original films, while newcomers can enjoy it as a standalone sci-fi adventure.