The Terminator is a 1984 American science fiction action thriller film directed by James Cameron. It stars Arnold ...

Forty years ago, a cinema icon walked on screen, ready-made. With Arnold Schwarzenegger's Austrian drawl, some very cool sunglasses, and a massive gun, The Terminator made an instant impact. James ...

Originally, the Terminator franchise was all about defying fate. Sure, humanity may have a grim future of being hunted down by robot skeletons in skin suits, but with a little ingenuity, that dark ...

Isn’t it great to have really good Terminator movies again? Besides Star Wars, it was the hard-hitting 1984 film The Terminator and its game-changer sequel, T2: Judgment Day, paved the way for science ...

Image Credit: A still from 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' (Image: TriStar Pictures) Only a few filmmakers have brilliantly ...

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'The Terminator' cast originally had football legend O.J. Simpson as the killer robot until James Cameron convinced Arnold Schwarzenegger to take over. In the Spring of 1983, Schwarzenegger went for a ...

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This go-round features the return of the original Terminator and Sarah Connor, never mind that T2 eliminated the former (he's a machine, no biggie) and Sarah was dead by T3 (which now doesn't count).

The year 1984 was one of the most exciting years for movies. Films like Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Ghostbusters, The Karate Kid, Beverly Hills Cop, and Red Dawn (among a host of others) ...

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