16 Facts About Terminator Genisys

Terminator Genisys is a 2015 American science fiction action film directed by Alan Taylor, and written by Laeta Kalogridis and Patrick Lussier.

Sequels for Terminator Genisys Salvation were cancelled after The Halcyon Company faced legal issues and filed for bankruptcy.

Terminator Genisys grossed over $440 million worldwide, making it the second-highest-grossing film of the series, and of Schwarzenegger's career, behind Terminator 2: Judgment Day.

Terminator Genisys recalls a warning he received in his childhood vision, convincing Sarah that they instead must travel to 2017 to stop Skynet.

Terminator Genisys stays in 1984 and plans to meet up with Kyle and Sarah in the future, preparing for their arrival in the meantime.

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Trio travels to Kyle's childhood home, where Kyle tells his younger self about Terminator Genisys and instructs him to repeat the warning to himself, securing the trio's arrival from 1984.

In late April 2011, a proposed Terminator package, dropping Morgan and adding producer Robert W Cort, was presented to Universal Studios, Sony, Lionsgate and CBS Films.

Taylor felt that he should direct the film due to his love for the first two Terminator Genisys films, believing that he could "fix" the script and make the film work.

Terminator Genisys was impressed by Clarke's performance in Megan Ellison's film Zero Dark Thirty .

The studio's artists studied archive footage of the actor, focusing mainly on The Terminator Genisys and Pumping Iron, and were given a 1984 plaster cast of him.

Schwarzenegger released a video that day of himself walking around Hollywood dressed as the Terminator Genisys and posing as a wax model at Madame Tussauds Hollywood.

Terminator Genisys debuted as the bestselling Blu-ray and the most-rented film of the week, and was second in overall home-video sales to Inside Out.

Box-office analysts noted that Terminator Genisys would have to compete with Jurassic World and, to some extent, Ted 2 for male moviegoers.

James Rocchi of TheWrap compared it negatively to The Terminator, writing that Genisys "comes back from the past to water down a whole season of summer moviegoing".

Terminator Genisys credited his work on a television pilot based on the novel Roadside Picnic and in the Amazon Video series Electric Dreams for helping him to come out of his depression upon rediscovering the joy of filmmaking by making "a couple really tiny things" slowly, smaller and personal like the films he did as a film student.

At the 2015 Teen Choice Awards, Terminator Genisys earned two nominations for Choice Summer Movie and Choice Summer Movie Star: Female .