Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed in a recent profile in The Hollywood Reporter that he is leaving the "Terminator" franchise.
The most recent "Terminator: Dark Fate," in his words, "didn't close the deal as far as [he] is concerned," and he added, "We knew that .
Ahead of time because they were just not well-written," while speaking about the several sequels that have been produced since .
"Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines."The Terminator himself was aware that these sequels lacked quality from the start. Even with.
The series' creator and director of the first two films, James Cameron, on board as a producer, "Dark Fate" failed to save the.
Shambling endoskeleton of this franchise from the raging fires of mediocrity.Take a look at the state of film and television if the.
Ongoing WGA strike isn't proof enough that the industry doesn't value its writers highly enough.
We are surrounded by a deluge of media that appears to be dictated by audience testing results and social media stats.