Terminator 5 review

Here's something you can not remember the Terminator 2: It was practically the last good movie made Arnold Schwarzenegger, before exploring a career in politics. Consider: In the five years before Judgement Day, Schwarzenegger made Predator, Running Man, Twins, Total Recall and Kindergarten Cop, post-T2, had one legit movie (True Lies), but there was a lot more of Junior, Eraser, Jingle All the Way, a historically awful Batman & Robin, and probably-more-terrifying Last Action Hero. Meanwhile, the Terminator series, also seek to repeat the historic highs of the first two films. James Cameron-free Terminator 3 fluffy descended into parody, and even the presence of digital-puppet Schwarzenegger can save funny gritty Terminator Salvation. In EW reported last night, Schwarzenegger is now planned to re-franchise in the new film, until its approval by the script. So the question is: Does the return reunion Schwarzenegger-Terminator film franchise (and it's stars) to appear on the screen size? 
Purely from an economic point of view, it makes sense for the star to return to one of his most famous hits. Fellow Planet Hollywood investors Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis scored their biggest hits of the year when renewed Rocky and Die Hard franchise.(Heck, Stallone actually turned into a memorial walk to the retro-action, with another Rambo movie and 80-gasm known as The Expendables.) Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull may make it look like the Temple of Doom Raiders of the Lost Ark, but it is not stop him from earning nearly $ 800,000,000 worldwide. Heck, you could argue that Schwarzenegger is always a clever businessman, practically invented the whole concept of re-action of a series of holy Terminator 3, which grossed over $ 400 million worldwide. I'm a big fan of Arnold, and I know that I will see him Terminator 5, even if directed by Uwe Boll. 
But let's put aside financial considerations, but really here are wondering: How can I make a Terminator 5 real good movie? I think the series needs to go back to basics. The best part about the first two films is the apocalyptic mood - you feel as if the fate of the world rests on each character to make a decision. Two other movies do not get the joke - in fact decided to show the apocalypse, at which time essentially Terminator Mad Max car lamer. Videos also fell victim to the excessive continuity, a natural consequence of a narrative filled with travel-time plot holes. (This was especially obvious when the series turned into a television program, who might as well have been called Terminator: Ow, My Space-Time Continuum Hurts) I say: Reboot the entire damn thing to this day. Limit the digital effects. And above all, to Schwarzenegger villain again. As stupid as Terminator Salvation was something undeniably fascinating to see the evil Schwarzenegger again, even in the form of digi-pet. Fivequels are usually terrible, terrible in the history of Hollywood, so there are reasons for skepticism. But the Fast Five director Justin Lin reportedly attached to the new Terminator, there are also reasons for hope. PopWatchers how to make the new Terminator better? Schwarzenegger again try to play the villain, if you prefer heroic Terminator? And this is a new video for further proof that Skynet has already begun taking over the world?