Killer cyborgs, A-list megastars, groundbreaking visual effects AND a kick-ass soundtrack! It can mean only one thing. Yes, that’s right good friends of JoBlo, uber director James Cameron is back to show us exactly how to follow up one of the biggest smash hits of your career, with a sequel that had to surpass the expectations of even the most hardcore fan of original movie, and also show the world how to revolutionise modern VFX…Again. Cameron had already wowed audiences with The Terminator back in 1984 and had proven that he could create impressive sequels to existing sci-fi franchises, with the action-heavy Aliens in 1986. He’d also made great strides with visual effects in 1989’s The Abyss so could his original vision of having a liquid terminator in the franchise really work?
That’s right, sci-fi fans, we’re giving one of the greatest sequels ever made a retrospective dissection, to see whether it still gets a slowly melting thumbs-up, or if it should be pulverised into the past like a T-800 endoskeleton. So, stop crushing those pull-ups and turn your copy of You Could Be Mine up to eleven, as we re-appraise Cameron’s 1991 epic, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, here on REVISITED!
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10 сен 2024