Terminator: Genesis It was a huge fluctuation. This was for the director Alan Taylor So intense that he thought he wouldn’t make another movie.
NS finisherThe franchise began in 1984, when James Cameron I managed to achieve a high score with position or termination. The second part, Terminator 2: Judgment DayIt was better received. Unfortunately, it went down hill from here, and the biggest blunder was Taylor’s movie.
It will never happen again
Taylor spoke in a recent interview about his development as a director and storyteller. Taylor has already achieved a lot, like episodes for LostAnd soprano in a Game of thrones But also an MCU movie Thor: The Dark World.
He was hurt by the failure that was Genisys: “I suddenly lost the desire to make films. I have lost the desire to continue as a manager. I don’t blame anyone for that, I just do. It was a difficult process and it took me a long time to feel better. I had to rediscover the joy of making films.“
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It’s funny that Genisys was such a hit at the box office. The film had a big budget of $156 million, but managed to raise $440 million worldwide. Just Terminator 2 They did better. However, criticism and reactions from film critics and patrons were scathing.
In the end Taylor overdid it, because he is responsible for the promise soprano– Before that movie Many Saints in Newark.

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