However, in most films, attempts to somehow diversify the plot look like a joke about rearranging the beds in a brothel. In the third part, the heroes fight a terminator who destroys terminators. In the fifth, the villain turns out to be John Connor himself - the main spoiler was somehow placed right on the poster. In the sixth, they are hunting a new heroine, and she is protected by a half-human, half-robot. But the plot is repeated over and over again: moving into the past, good and evil robots, Sarah Connor, waiting for Judgment Day, a brutal final fight - we saw all this back in 1991, stop!

However, in most films, attempts to somehow diversify the plot look like a joke about rearranging the beds in a brothel. In the third part, the heroes fight a terminator who destroys terminators. In the fifth, the villain turns out to be John Connor himself - the main spoiler was somehow placed right on the poster. In the sixth, they are hunting a new heroine, and she is protected by a half-human, half-robot. But the plot is repeated over and over again: moving into the past, good and evil robots, Sarah Connor, waiting for Judgment Day, a brutal final battle - we saw all this back in 1991, stop!