Terminator Genisys
The year is 2029. John Connor, leader of the resistance continues the war against the machines. At the Los Angeles offensive, John's fears of the unknown future begin to emerge when TECOM spies reveal a new plot by SkyNet that will attack him from both fronts; past and future, and will ultimately change warfare forever.
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Alan Taylor
Philip A. Patterson
David Sardi
Richard Oswald
Alexander Witt
Anna Rane
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Cast & crew
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Guardian / The Terminator
Douglas Smith
Eric Thompson
James Moses Black
Security Guard #1
Alexander Witt
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Courtney B. Vance
Miles Dyson
J.K. Simmons
O'Brien
Afemo Omilami
Perry
Philip A. Patterson
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Anna Rane
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Edgar Leza
Detective (uncredited)
David Sardi
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Richard Oswald
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Otto Sanchez
Detective Timmons
Emilia Clarke
Sarah Connor
Jai Courtney
Kyle Reese
Jason Clarke
John Connor
Matt Smith
Alex / Skynet
Lee Byung-hun
Cop / T-1000
Dayo Okeniyi
Danny Dyson
Michael Gladis
Lieutenant Matias
Sandrine Holt
Detective Cheung
Wayne Bastrup
Young O'Brien
Gregory Alan Williams
Detective Harding
Matty Ferraro
Agent Janssen
Griff Furst
Agent Burke
Ian Etheridge
Skynet - 10 yrs old
Nolan Gross
Skynet - 12 / 14 yrs old
Seth Meriwether
Skynet - 18 yrs old
Teri Wyble
Mariam
Kerry Cahill
Lt. Whitley
Mark Adam
Kyle's Dad
Kerry O'Malley
Kyle's Mom
Willa Taylor
Young Sarah
Terry Dale Parks
Security Guard #2
Anthony Michael Frederick
Lead Cop
Brandon Stacy
Uniform Cop
Brett Azar
Guardian - Young / Terminator T-800
Douglas M. Griffin
Garber
Thomas Francis Murphy
Derelict
Joshua Mikel
Angry Driver
John Edward Lee
Punk
Christion Troxell
Punk
Luke Sexton
Punk
Aaron V. Williamson
Refugee / Terminator
Tony Donno
Hospital Security Guard
Ernest Wells
Garbage Man
Larry E. Lundy Jr.
Hero Guerria
Ross P. Cook
Soldier
Christopher Heskey
Soldier
Moses Munoz
Soldier
Lisa McRee
Chat Show Host
Seth Carr
Young Boy
Bryant Prince
Young Kyle
Michael D. Anglin
Guerrilla Soldier (uncredited)
John L. Armijo
San Francisco Cop #2 (uncredited)
Ari Atken
Tiburon Kid on School Bus (uncredited)
Terri Battee
Guerrilla Officer (uncredited)
Patrick Constantine Bertagnolli, Jr.
Officer Cazzuto (uncredited)
David Cleveland Brown
Guerilla Soldier (uncredited)
Carter Burch
Guerilla Soldier (uncredited)
Lori Campbell
Doctor (uncredited)
Kyle Clements
Commander Pike Sumner (uncredited)
Christopher De Stefano
Civilian (uncredited)
Matthew Gallagher
Commander Hanz (uncredited)
Victoria Greene
Doctor (uncredited)
Shawntae Hughes
Prisoner (uncredited)
Lizeth Hutchings
Guerilla Soldier (uncredited)
Jeffrey Johnson
Refugee (uncredited)
Sergio Kato
Guerrilla Officer (uncredited)
Kevin Lapham
Cyberdyne Employee (uncredited)
Justin Lebrun
Guerrilla Guard (uncredited)
Grinnell Morris
Sarah's Father (uncredited)
Bill Rainey
Doctor (uncredited)
Gus Rhodes
Cyberdyne Employee (uncredited)
Samantha Sadoff
Tiburon Kid on School Bus (uncredited)
Giovanni Silva
Soldier (uncredited)
Nathan O'Neil Smith
Officer Schanker (uncredited)
Hannah Spiros
School Girl (uncredited)
Todd T Taylor
Cop 1 (uncredited)
Erica Teeple
Tiburon Kid on School Bus (uncredited)
Dennis Thomas IV
Cyberdyne Employee (uncredited)
Alan Taylor
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Reviews
GenerationofSwine
Terminator Salvation was pretty bad, but this brings it to a whole new level. What we have hear is a reboot of the canon that no one actually asked for, that no one actually wanted, and that makes really no sense. Honestly, it's even worse than T3, which at least felt like a continuation of the series. Here everything is changed so much that, well, there is nothing left. It took the entire Terminator franchise, and re-worked it to kill all the canon, all the mythology, for no apparent reason whatsoever. And what you have left is a disheveled mess that is guaranteed to make the old fans give up and walk away because of the sheer needlessness alone.
Gimly
Some people have said that _Terminator: Genisys_ is disrespectful to its source material (first two films) but I disagree. Out of what is clearly a massive homage to _Judgement Day_, _Genisys_ gives away the entire plot and central “twist” in its promotional material months before its release, just like _Judgement Day_ did! All levity aside, _Terminator: Genisys_ is not great. They took some risks with their casting and it didn’t explode in their face which is nice, a lot of the effects were very visually impressive, and it was fun to see the weapons of the future be purple lasers again, but these aren’t things that make a good movie by themselves. When you mix them up with a plot that doesn’t completely make sense, a story that’s just plain not all that great, some hammy dialogue and a lacklustre ending, then you SPOIL YOUR OWN DAMN MOVIE IN THE TRAILERS **AND** POSTERS, then you’re lucky to even be coming away with a middle of the road score like this one. At least it’s not _Rise of the Machines_. _Final rating: ★★ - Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._
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