Arnold Schwarzenegger told which film the Terminator franchise considers the worst – and nobody was surprised about what exactly he called.
According to the actor, the most failed part was the “Terminator: May the Saviour Come (2009). This is the only film of the main series in which Schwarzenegger was not even formal – at that time he held the position of Governor of California.
“The worst? Probably the fourth,” he said on the watch what happens live shows. “He went outside the moment I was a governor and I was not there. How can you make a movie about a terminator without a terminator? It’s not logical. It’s impossible.”
The expression sounded with humor and Schwarzenegger himself immediately added:
“I immediately called and said:” I’m going to take the law: to make bad films – it’s forbidden. ” “
Nevertheless, the ironic presentation does not cancel the fact: the “savior” is really considered one of the most controversial projects of the franchise. Critics were cutting – the film only received 33% from Rotten Tomatoes. The assessment of the public was slightly softer – 53%. In Kinopoisk, the savior is now only 6.8 points from the 10.
The cash register exceeded 371 million dollars, but with a budget of 200 million this was not a success, especially given the financial problems of the Halcyon Studio, which at that time belonged to the rights to the franchise. Then the company went bankrupt.
The director of the “Saviour” was Macgei, known for the “Angels of Charlie”. The script of the film matched several times and the idea itself was to restart history – now the action had to take place in the post -apocalyptic future, which was previously only shown in films by fragments. But despite the efforts, the film was not so much remembered by the plot as with a scandal: while filming the network, an audio recording hit the network, where Christian Bale breaks down and shouts at the operator directly on the site. It immediately became an internet meme.
In honesty, the savior is not the worst film of the franchise according to estimates. “Terminator: Genesis” (2015) dropped even lower and received 26% of the critics and 52% of the public (6.5 points in Kinopoisk). But for Schwarzenegger apparently another fundamental – his personal absence on the screen became.
Source: Popcorn News
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