If you're listening to this, you are the resistance.

Come with me if you want to live.

Welcome to the now playing Terminator retrospective series.

What is your mission? It is Judgment Day for the Terminator retrospective series. What is your mission?

It is Judgment Day for the Terminator films, as we hear it now playing,

watch and review all four films in the Terminator franchise in anticipation of McG's new movie, Terminator Salvation,

opening in theaters May 21st.

You can't do that.

Wrong.

These conversations will be spoiler-filled critiques of the Terminator films,

and as the films are R-rated, there may be some mild-course language as well.

Win or lose, this war ends tonight.

And we're here talking about Terminator Salvation, starring Christian Bale, Sam Worthington, Anton Yelchon, and directed by Mick G.

I'm Arnie.

I'm Marjorie.

And I'm Stuart.

And this is our first PG-13 rated Terminator movie.

You know, I felt like, you know, because it's machines, they can still smash things a little bit more.

They're humanoid.

But where I noticed it was in scenes where things blew up.

Like there's some scenes where people are driving away in cars and the giant robot blast them and the cars explode very spectacularly.

And it's very clear that nothing is inside of the flaming vehicles.

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