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More than two decades have passed since Sarah Connor prevented Judgment Day, changed the future, and re-wrote the fate of the human race. Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) is living a simple life in Mexico City with her brother (Diego Boneta) and father when a highly advanced and deadly new Terminator -- a Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna) -- travels back through time to hunt and kill her. Dani's survival depends on her joining forces with two warriors: Grace (Mackenzie Davis), an enhanced super-soldier from the future, and a battle-hardened Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton). As the Rev-9 ruthlessly destroys everything and everyone in its path on the hunt for Dani, the three are led to a T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) from Sarah's past that may be their last best hope.
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Rating: R (for violence throughout, language and brief nudity)
Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By: Tim Miller
Written By: David S. Goyer, Justin Rhodes, Billy Ray
In Theaters: Nov 1, 2019 Wide
Runtime: 128 minutes
Studio: Paramount Pictures
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Paramount Pictures | Release Date: November 1, 2019 | R
Starring: Alicia Borrachero, Arlette Torres, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Björn Freiberg, Brett Azar, Cassandra Starr, Claudia Trujillo, Diego Boneta, Edward Furlong, Enrique Arce, Ferran Fernández, Fraser James, Gabriel Luna, Hadrian Howard, Linda Hamilton, Lorna Brown, Mackenzie Davis, Manuel Pacific, Mario de la Rosa, Natalia Reyes, Rochelle Neil, Samantha Coughlan, Stephanie Gil, Steven Cree, Tábata Cerezo, Tom Hopper, Tomy Alvarez, Tristán Ulloa
Summary: More than two decades have passed since Sarah Connor prevented Judgment Day, changed the future, and re-wrote the fate of the human race. Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) is living a simple life in Mexico City with her brother (Diego Boneta) and father when a highly advanced and deadly new Terminator – a Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna) – travels back… Expand
Director: Tim Miller
Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Rating: R
Runtime: 128 min
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Parents need to know that Terminator: Dark Fate is the sixth movie in the popular Terminator series. It ignores the third, fourth, and fifth movies and brings back older characters, including Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) and the original Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Sci-fi/fantasy violence is intense: Expect lots of weapons, characters being shot and dying, blood, crashes,
explosions, futuristic war sequences, and robots flying apart. Characters are also stabbed, sliced, run through with chunks of metal, and thrown from moving vehicles. Language is also strong, with uses of "f--k," "s--t," "motherf----r," and more. Time travelers arrive, as always, naked; both male and female bottoms are shown, and there's a very brief, distant side view of a naked woman. A young couple is seen making out. Characters drink beer, and a character remarks that she regularly "drinks until she blacks out."
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| Movie Terminator: Dark Fate Reviews Ultra HD |
More than two decades have passed since Sarah Connor prevented Judgment Day, changed the future, and re-wrote the fate of the human race. Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) is living a simple life in Mexico City with her brother (Diego Boneta) and father when a highly advanced and deadly new Terminator -- a Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna) -- travels back through time to hunt and kill her. Dani's survival depends on her joining forces with two warriors: Grace (Mackenzie Davis), an enhanced super-soldier from the future, and a battle-hardened Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton). As the Rev-9 ruthlessly destroys everything and everyone in its path on the hunt for Dani, the three are led to a T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) from Sarah's past that may be their last best hope.
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| Movie Terminator: Dark Fate Reviews Ultra HD |
Rating: R (for violence throughout, language and brief nudity)
Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By: Tim Miller
Written By: David S. Goyer, Justin Rhodes, Billy Ray
In Theaters: Nov 1, 2019 Wide
Runtime: 128 minutes
Studio: Paramount Pictures
Movie Details & Credits
Paramount Pictures | Release Date: November 1, 2019 | R
Starring: Alicia Borrachero, Arlette Torres, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Björn Freiberg, Brett Azar, Cassandra Starr, Claudia Trujillo, Diego Boneta, Edward Furlong, Enrique Arce, Ferran Fernández, Fraser James, Gabriel Luna, Hadrian Howard, Linda Hamilton, Lorna Brown, Mackenzie Davis, Manuel Pacific, Mario de la Rosa, Natalia Reyes, Rochelle Neil, Samantha Coughlan, Stephanie Gil, Steven Cree, Tábata Cerezo, Tom Hopper, Tomy Alvarez, Tristán Ulloa
Summary: More than two decades have passed since Sarah Connor prevented Judgment Day, changed the future, and re-wrote the fate of the human race. Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) is living a simple life in Mexico City with her brother (Diego Boneta) and father when a highly advanced and deadly new Terminator – a Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna) – travels back… Expand
Director: Tim Miller
Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
Rating: R
Runtime: 128 min
See All Details and Credits
Parents need to know that Terminator: Dark Fate is the sixth movie in the popular Terminator series. It ignores the third, fourth, and fifth movies and brings back older characters, including Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) and the original Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Sci-fi/fantasy violence is intense: Expect lots of weapons, characters being shot and dying, blood, crashes,
explosions, futuristic war sequences, and robots flying apart. Characters are also stabbed, sliced, run through with chunks of metal, and thrown from moving vehicles. Language is also strong, with uses of "f--k," "s--t," "motherf----r," and more. Time travelers arrive, as always, naked; both male and female bottoms are shown, and there's a very brief, distant side view of a naked woman. A young couple is seen making out. Characters drink beer, and a character remarks that she regularly "drinks until she blacks out."
