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In 2032, the war between humans and machines continues. A cyborg assassin, the T-X, is sent back in time to Los Angeles in 2001 to assassinate key figures in the future human resistance, including the future general John Connor and his future wife, Kate Brewster. However, the human resistance also sends back a lone warrior, the T-850, to protect them from the T-X. The battle for humanity's future unfolds in a series of high-octane chases and intense confrontations.

Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While some praised its action sequences and Schwarzenegger's performance, others criticized its plot and compared it unfavorably to its predecessors. Audiences generally enjoyed the film's spectacle and action.

• Packs a punch with impressive action sequences and a strong performance from Schwarzenegger.
• Struggles to recapture the magic of the earlier films, with a derivative plot.
• Offers solid entertainment for fans of the franchise, despite its flaws.

Google audience: Google users generally found the film to be an entertaining action flick with good special effects and a satisfying continuation of the Terminator saga. Some noted that it didn't quite reach the heights of the first two movies but was still a worthwhile watch for the franchise's fans.

Nominated for Saturn Awards for Best Science Fiction Film and Best Special Effects. Nominated for MTV Movie Award for Best Fight.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's salary for this film was reported to be $20 million plus 20% of the gross, making him the highest-paid actor in a leading role at the time.