According to the aging action star himself, he's "looking forward to doing another Terminator movie. [INSERT OBLIGATORY I'LL BE BACK JOKE HERE]

Only one thing could stop Judgement Day, and it certainly wasn’t a metric ton of Austrian bodybuilder flesh layered on top of an almost indestructible titanium exoskeleton and a Windows ME operating system. The rise of the robots has been stopped dead in its metallic tracks by an even bigger threat: Box office failure to launch a new franchise.

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

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Whether you like Terminator: Genisys or not – I fell somewhere in the middle – there’s no denying that the movie’s $440 million global box office take is nothing to sneeze at. With a newly tinkered with timeline resetting events, Genisys was supposed to kick start a whole new trilogy of movies. The ending of the film even had Arnold Schwarzenegger’s titular old T-800 …

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 …