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Released in 2009, Terminator Salvation was the first film in the franchise without Arnold Schwarzenegger as the lead (he appears as a CGI model). Directed by McG, the film starred Christian Bale as John Connor and Sam Worthington as Marcus Wright. The story begins not with a machine, but
While Christian Bale’s performance as John Connor is often criticized for its excessive shouting ("We are NOT going to survive!"), Sam Worthington’s Marcus Wright is the emotional core the film needed. His journey of discovering he is a machine provides the humanity that the franchise is built on. Directed by McG, the film starred Christian Bale