He tries to keep himself and Kate alive and uses some strong profanity. NICK STAHL plays the 22-year-old future savior of humanity who's the target of the T-X unit.ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER plays a cyborg sent from the future into the present where he tries to protect John and Kate from the attacks of the T-X unit.WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: R For strong sci-fi violence and action, and for language and brief nudity. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? If they're fans of the first films or anyone in the cast, they just might. As the pending nuclear Armageddon approaches, John and Kate, with the help of the Terminator, try to avoid the repeated attacks of the T-X unit and race to save humanity. The resistance, however, has again sent one of the older terminator units (ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER) back in time to the present to protect John and Kate from the T-X.
PLOT: Nearly a decade after the human resistance movement of the future sent a reprogrammed cyborg, the Terminator (ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER), to protect their future savior and leader, their machine foes have now sent a more advanced terminator unit, the T-X (KRISTANNA LOKEN) to kill John Connor (NICK STAHL).Īn android that looks like an anatomically correct woman, the T-X can assume the shape of anything she touches and control any machine, and has been programmed to kill John and various other future lieutenants, such as veterinarian Kate Brewster (CLAIRE DANES). QUICK TAKE: Sci-fi: A cyborg from the future is sent to the present where he tries to protect the future savior and leader of humanity from a deadly, android assassin. (2003) (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl) (R)