Does ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Have a Post-Credits Scene?
At 35 years of age, the “Terminator” franchise is older than I am. While most parts of the franchise have only arrived in the past 16 years, we’re all still living in the past with this one, pining for the days of “Terminator 2: Judgment Day.” Which is where “Terminator: Dark Fate” comes in.Paramount has worked hard marketing the latest franchise film as a direct sequel to “Judgment Day,” ignoring the three sequels that have come since then following Sarah Connor’s attempts to prevent Skynet’s nuclear holocaust proved futile. James Cameron’s involvement as producer has been emphasized, and while Arnold Schwarzenegger, the longtime face of “Terminator,” remains a major presence in trailers and TV spots, the top draw this time around is Linda Hamilton, returning after 28 years to play Sarah Connor as an aging but still-formidable defender of humanity.Now, they didn’t drop that much money ...