Review: Terminator: Dark Fate
***** SPOILERS CONTAINED HERE WITHIN, YE HAVE BEEN WARNED ***** Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), her son John, and the T-800 terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) managed to stop Skynet from obliterating humankind. However, three years later whilst mother and son are in Guatemala relaxing, a T-800 terminator model completes its mission to kill John Connor. It seems Skynet still had a trick or two up its sleeve just in case the other plans failed. Some 20 or so years later in the now altered reality, an advanced model of terminator labelled Rev-9 (Gabriel Luna) has been sent back in time to Mexico City. This mixture of robotic and liquid metal terminator (that can also separate itself from its skeletal core, providing twice the threat) has its sights set on young Dani (Natalia Reyes). Just when it’s about to wipe Dani out, a saviour appears in the form of a kick-arse woman named Grace (Mackenzie Davis). Grace is actually a terminator of-sorts herself, but in her case, she’s a technologically...