Young Arnold Schwarzenegger as the T-800 in Terminator Dark Fate
Terminator: Dark Fate director Tim Miller shares his thoughts on the movie's failure and touches specifically on viewers' feelings about John Connor's shocking death. Released in 2019, the sixth installment in the long-running Terminator franchise wasn't universally loved. The film, which features the return of original stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton, was also box office disappointment, grossing $261 million worldwide and stalling the franchise.
Nobody sets out to disregard someone’s closely held childhood dreams. It’s no cause for vitriol. A lot of people didn’t like “Terminator: Dark Fate” for reasons I had nothing to do with. One, because it was the sixth film and another because we killed John Connor at the start, but if Jim Cameron wants that to happen – which I agree with by the way – then that’s what you do .
Related All Three Terminator Movie Reboots Explained: What Happens Next The Terminator series has a frustratingly confusing chronology. Here's how the timeline breaks down and where the franchise is headed next. Terminator 2: Judgment Day actor Edward Furlong reprised his role as John for Dark Fate in a motion capture capacity. Speaking about the death scene, the actor revealed that he has" a mixed feeling " about it.
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