The film earns a score of 75 out of 100. After Kyle Reese travels to 1984 with the mission of protecting Sarah Connor, he discovers that things aren't as expected—the timelines have shifted and he’s experiencing memories of events that didn't happen for him. This movie often receives criticism for being difficult to understand, but I don’t see it as a significant problem; it involves time travel, and those stories…

This film surpasses even Terminator Salvation in how disappointing it is. It represents a reimagining of the established storyline that was neither requested nor desired, and the narrative itself lacks coherence. Frankly, it’s inferior to T3, which at least maintained some connection to the previous installments. The changes are so extensive that virtually everything has been altered; there's almost nothing rec…

Some have suggested that _Terminator: Genisys_ shows a lack of regard for the original films, but I don’t see it that way. Considering what is obviously an extensive tribute to _Judgement Day_, _Genisys_ revealed its entire storyline and key surprise long before opening day, just as _Judgement Day_ did! Putting aside the jokes, _Terminator: Genisys_ isn't particularly good. The filmmakers took some chances with ca…