With Terminator: Dark Fate, James Cameron returns to the sci-fi action franchise that launched his directorial career, although strictly as a producer this time. Deadpool’s Tim Miller helms this reboot, which is a direct sequel to Cameron’s first two films and ignores the last three entries entirely. But for as much of a franchise reset as Dark Fate is, Cameron revealed that there’s one aspect of what made him want to return to the series that wasn’t explored in Dark Fate -- but hopefully will be in two potential sequels.
“I feel like one of my major motivations on this film or coming back to the, hopefully, franchise, was to explore the human relationship with artificial intelligence. I don't feel we did that in Dark Fate,” Cameron confessed in a recent Skype interview with press. “We set the table for that exploration, and that exploration would take place in a second film and a third film. And we know exactly where we're going to take that idea. What we wanted to get in the first movie was this idea that it's just going to keep happening. The names will change, but the basic conflict is going to continue to take place until it gets resolved one way or the other.”
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“I feel like one of my major motivations on this film or coming back to the, hopefully, franchise, was to explore the human relationship with artificial intelligence. I don't feel we did that in Dark Fate,” Cameron confessed in a recent Skype interview with press. “We set the table for that exploration, and that exploration would take place in a second film and a third film. And we know exactly where we're going to take that idea. What we wanted to get in the first movie was this idea that it's just going to keep happening. The names will change, but the basic conflict is going to continue to take place until it gets resolved one way or the other.”
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