Disappointed in the latest Terminator movies? Well then use some retail therapy to make you feel better and purchase this board game based on the iconic series instead.

James Cameron, the man who started the Terminator franchise, is returning to it after more than three decades. And he's getting some help in the form of Deadpool's Tim Miller

Even as a sixth-scale replica, the T-800 Terminator is still going to murder your ass.

For many people, the 1984 T-800 is their Terminator. It’s just a pity that only so much of that Terminator is still intact. HASTA LA VISTA, BABY.

Terminator: Genisys was supposed to be the first entry in a new trilogy of Terminator movies, there was just one problem: despite it being a good entry into the franchise (according to Kervyn) it didn’t quite engulf the US box office in a nuclear fire – it only made around $90 million in revenue from an estimated production cost of $155 …

Any movie fan knows by now that there are two measures for a film’s box office success: domestic and everything else. Domestic always referred to the American box office, for good reason. It has dominated earnings and even regions such as Europe could not compare to the amount Americans spend to watch movies. Last Updated: September 8, 2015

I really, really want a sequel to Terminator Genisys. It’s not that I found this latest sequel/reboot/rebooquel to be exceptional or anything – it’s fun and definitely better than the last two films, but still pretty flawed – but rather because the completionist in me just has a disdain for unresolved questions in movies. And boy, did Terminator Genisys leave …

Yesterday, I found myself embroiled in a heated email conversation with some friends. See, I had apparently spoiled Ant-Man for some people. In a nutshell, after checking out our awesome Ant-Man competition, a non-comic book reading friend had some queries about Hank Pym/Scott Lang. I explained that Pym was the original comic-book Ant-Man who handed over the mantle to Lang …