Separating itself from the previous films, it's set in a dystopian future where the human race is smack in the middle of a losing war with the Skynet intelligence systems. This is pretty much Christian Bale's vanity project and I'm not sure why because he's embarrassingly terrible as an adult John Connor. Overweight heroin-addicted Eddie Furlong would have been more preferable. The film lacks any sort of heart and therefore leaves not a whole lot to be thrilled about come the "danger". With a slew of robotic creatures that seem like they were pulled out of Bayformers, McG's attempt at the franchise feels more like a big budget YouTube fan-made flick than a proper sequel to James Cameron's far more superior films.
1 callback to G N' R out of 5
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