I can safely say that Terminator Salvation isn't the worst Terminator movie: that honor goes to Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Rather, this is the second worst Terminator movie. Sam Worthington was really good as Marcus Wright, but most of the other cast had their problems. Anton Yelchin did okay, but he just isn't Kyle Reese. Christian Bale had that irritating Batman grumbling voice going again (muhmuhmah!) and everybody else seemed terrified of sharing the screen with him. This movie packs plenty of thrills, and that's the reason you go to see this type of movie (unless you're a movie critic). The effects are pretty good, especially when compared to X-Men Origins: Wolverine. While this isn't the best movie of the summer and got beaten by Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian at the box office, Terminator Salvation is worth seeing in the theater or waiting for the Director's Cut on DVD and Blu-Ray. The PG-13 rating isn't a problem, but the film could have had more in it had it been Rated R. Thanks for reading this review.
Review of Terminator Salvation
