OMG, plot development, how dare they! Seriously, the whole message of the movie since the second one:
No fate but what you make!
:TX arrives in 2003, why does it go looking for Kate at her veterinary clinic at 4:30 in the morning instead of at her home?
:tired: Skynet already infected the cell phone networks . . . is it really that hard for it to locate her when the cell phone is what got here there? :tired:
::Let us now consider the terse greeting-card poetry of the Terminator: âAnger is more useful than despairâ (sympathy). âIf you were to die, I would become uselessâ (Valentineâs Day). âYour levity is good. It releases tension and the fear of deathâ (humorous birthday). âDesire is irrelevantâ (50th wedding anniversary). got that from MSN
And what, you
don't get the joke in that?
:: arnies mission was to insure the lives of the generals and all but hes pretty wreckless in taht truck hopping over future mrs connor and hitting the TX
He's not reckless, he's precise . . . I thought that was rather nice planning on his part, not luck.
Machines **** on luck, I know this from experience.
::and the T101 actually had some chance against the TX which i thought was kinda unlikeyly only because hes an obsolete design
The T-101 has a huge advantage . . . I bet Lt. Kate Conners turned it's learning circuit back on . . . not to mention the T-101 was never exactly weak. It schooled here for a bit, then she owned it's ass like a good little TX.
And finally, the TX would eat the T-1000 for breakfast, it too is obsolete compared to her. I recall a quote from the second movie, where the T-101 doesn't beleive that the T-1000 can be beat with conventional weapons. The TX is bristling with pwn-the-T-1000 weaponry.
Plasma Cannon > Silvery Knives
I also think Christina Lokken was excellent as the TX, she had a very terminator personality about her.