Why was Terminator: Dark Fate marketed as "the day after Judgment Day"?
The slogan for "Terminator: Dark Fate" was "Welcome to the day after Judgment Day", appearing on the posters, and a similar reference in trailers. Due to this, I expected the film to take place the day after Judgment Day, and be mainly a post-apocalyptic type film. However the film I just watched bears little resemblance to this concept. Apart from Grace's description of how 'the day after Judgment Day people were just surviving and hoping things would get back to normal', I don't remember any other reference to the "day after Judgment Day". Why was this so heavily mentioned in advertising, and does it have any relation to the actual movie?
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Is Terminator: Dark Fate a sequel to Judgement day?
The upcoming Terminator: Dark Fate continues the trend of recent Terminator sequels by partially rebooting the franchise. Dark Fate is a direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day, ignoring the events of Rise of the Machines, Salvation, The Sarah Connor Chronicles and Genisys.Why was Terminator: Dark Fate a flop?
Audiences are too savvy nowadays to be fully swayed by early reactions \u2013 which, more often than not, are usually positive \u2013 and the lack of reviews, especially when associated with a struggling franchise, only served to convince audiences that we had another Terminator dud on our hands.What day is Judgement Day Terminator: Dark Fate?
Quotes. Sarah Connor: Three billion human lives ended on August 29, 1997. The survivors of the nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new nightmare: the war against the machines.Are Terminator Genisys and Dark Fate connected?
Terminator: Dark Fate IS Really A SEQUEL To Terminator Genisys \u2013 And Here's Why. *Disclaimer: This is a theory based on information obtained from the movies, interviews, and promotional material.Terminator: Dark Fate - Official Teaser Trailer (2019) - Paramount Pictures
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