Meh or Yay? Initial Reaction to The First Terminator: Dark Fate Trailer

The first trailer for Terminator: Dark Fate has left us feeling not-so-excited. Despite the return of original stars like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton, the trailer fails to impress. The CGI effects and action sequences seem lackluster, and the story appears overly familiar. While some fans may still be hopeful for the film’s release, the overall reaction seems to be more on the disappointing side. Hopefully, future trailers can bring back the excitement and anticipation that this franchise once generated..

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It’s here folks. After much teasing from Tim Miller and crew, the official trailer for Terminator: Dark Fate has finally been released.

While the trailer is competent, I don’t find myself too blown away.The song choice is apt, but feels a tad draggy and slow? A bit too much CGI in the fight scenes, and how is it that we have years separating this movie from the original trilogy and the special effects don’t appear much better? The comment section feels mixed as well, with some expressing their excitement and others comparing the trailer quality to Terminator Genisys. I wouldn’t go that far, because the trailer for Genisys was truly awful. However, it is apparent that a lot of fans are not convinced that the franchise needs another addition.

I’m loving the strong woman narrative, especially Linda Hamilton continuing to kick ass as Sarah Connor. And of course Arnie showing up for a mere second was quite the trip. It does make me wonder if the excitement some fans feel is fueled by nostalgia, because a brand new movie with a trailer like that wouldn’t entice me enough to visit the cinema.

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The movie is throwing us a bit of a curve-ball with Mackenzie Davis’ character being human yet having some A.I attributes. Hopefully the movie is better than the trailer suggests. Fingers crossed that James Cameron’s return to the franchise as a producer breeds quality and substance – not a mere name drop.

Terminator: Dark Fate arrives in cinemas November 1st, 2019.

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The official trailer for Terminator: Dark Fate has been released, but it hasn’t received an overwhelmingly positive response. The trailer is competent, but some people find it underwhelming and not much of an improvement from the original trilogy. The comment section is mixed, with some excited and others comparing it to the awful trailer for Terminator Genisys. Many fans aren’t convinced that the franchise needs another addition. However, there is excitement for Linda Hamilton’s return as Sarah Connor and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s brief appearance. The movie introduces a new character with some AI attributes. The film will be released on November 1st.

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