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 Originally Posted by Ragnar4
My problem?
The existance of T3 means that the Terminator miniseries cannot in any way, shape, or form put John Connors life in danger. There's no fear of him catching a bullet in the head, because we know that Arnold shows up when he's 19 and he and Clara Danes become the new Adam and Eve.
We also know that Sarah Connor dies of Lukemia. Soooo she could go toe to toe with a nuclear missile, killer bees, and the entire packistani army and we know she dies in a bed, alone.
That's my problem.
I don't think we need to make a point about timelines getting messed up. If you want to point out those kind of problems, look no further than Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese? Been a while since I saw T1.) being sent back in time by John to become John's father. The arm/cpu from the first terminator being an important influence in the development of Skynet is another example. After all, the main plot of all the films is to go into the past to change the future. If there is such a thing as an action film with morale, the Terminator morale is that we shape our own future.
Originally Posted by John Connor
The future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves.
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