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| They made a clone, but left behind the soul - T3 is T2 without the heart, spirit, and humanity. |
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| (Jeffrey Chen, Window to the Movies) |
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| Schwarzenegger still looks spectacular, but the script is short on deadpan zingers, and his heart doesn't seem in it. |
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| (Mike Clark, USA Today) |
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| Without James Cameron's expertise, the Terminator is not really back. |
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| (Bob Longino, Atlanta Journal-Constitution) |
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| T3 isn't so much a sequel as it is a spoof. |
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| (Glenn Lovell, San Jose Mercury News) |
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| Terminator 2 wrapped things up so thoroughly and in such a satisfying way that all this witless, plodding rehash can do is tell the same story again, a lot less skillfully. |
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| (Lou Lumenick, New York Post) |
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| Like the latest Matrix, this is a movie too wrapped up in explosions and fights and chases to say anything coherent. |
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| (Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel) |
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| Terminator 3 is essentially a B movie, content to be loud, dumb and obvious. |
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| (A.O. Scott, New York Times) |
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| Mechanical and soulless, it's proof that the machines have already risen - and won. |
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| (Stephen Whitty, Newark Star-Ledger) |
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| Why these lame-brained machines don't just go back to the frickin' Mayflower and kill humanity's-only-hope's ancestral forebears is never explained; my pencil sharpener's smarter. |
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| (Gregory Weinkauf, New Times) |
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John Connor: Nick Stahl,
Kate Brewster: Claire Danes 
