Rank the Post-T2 Terminator sequels here

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines – 5/10
Terminator Salvation – 3/10
Terminator Genisys – 3/10
Terminator: Dark Fate – 2/10

Terminator 3 is a mediocre sequel that copies T2. Everything else sucked.

I started watching Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles when it premiered, but I couldn’t get into it so I dropped it.

1. Sarah connor Chronicles
2. Salvation
3. Dark Fate
4. Genisys
5. Rise of the Machines

No it doesn't, the T-800 sent back is still the same T-800 from T1, as is obvious by the fact he is there, this is a different timeline with a different Sarah, therefor if this T-800 came from that timelines future it would know the differences of the timeline and not be in the same place as the original, as such he should move like Arnie did in T1.

Also the T-1000 is canotically one of the most advanced and powerful Terminators built, but even it had a stiffness to it's movements in fighting with the T-800, and how they fought made sense as to why it was effective, same reason why the Jaeger Vs. Kaiju fights in Pacific Rim look and feel so much better than the ones in Pacific Rim Uprising, these huge heavy clunky machines should have weight to them, the T-800 and T-1000 having burst of speed whilst grappling but being able to also more slowly just smash through walls like wrecking balls added to this feeling, they felt powerful, the faster movements take away from this, also they make less sense a machine does not have instincts and can feel a fight, they process and compute the data of a fight, to analyse their situation to determine optimal action to carry out their mission.

Again looking at T2 did the T-1000 focus on the T-800? no he got him out the way and then went after John, the young T-800 should have done the same, throw the older version cliff, hill whatever it was and go about it's business, I  think hilariously an issue is that it wasn't Arnie doing the motions of the young Terminator, Arnie knows how to make that thing move right, other people don't, it's also why Robert Patrick in T2 is such a godsend, he got it also.

As for it looking cool, no it wasn't it looked off, apparently no one learns from Jurassic Park and the words of Ian Malcolm, everyone is still so preoccupied with seeing if they can do something they do not stop to consider if they should do something, yes you can make Terminator's fight and fly around like rag dolls, should you though? no, the stiffness, and the weight to these characters adds to their presentation, and keeping things as realistic as possible benefits the feel of the movies, yes it's an insane movie about robot assassins and time travel, but the more grounded you make them feel the more effective the movies are.

Also this showed a lack of thought in the fight scene, Old Arnie could have been more fluid but young Arnie should have been stiffer, ones learned how to fight, ones learned how to move more like a human, the other is an off the rack bare bones model, they should have a more unique approach to each other.