Do you see the final twist coming?

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Well, it hardly does anything to the aircraft. Ah, it's solid, eh! Explosions in the cockpit are known to rarely have any consequences. Besides, we even have shots inside the helicopter showing that everything is impeccable. Normal, we tell you! I'll have to talk to my mechanic about it.

While the audience weeps at such intellectual and script-based misery, the chase ends when the two devices, after various twists and turns, end up in more or less good condition in front of the Gigi Enterprise premises. John Connor tries to prevent our heroes from entering, but he gets hit by a piece of debris propelled like a giant harpoon by Grandpa, and finds himself impaled against a whole bunch of screens at the entrance to the company, unable to move.

John Connor waking up. Wow, what a nasty skin.
Which our heroes don't use to try to weaken him in any way, since, well, all this lacks a final duel, so let's give him a chance to come back. See you later, buddy!

So Sarah, Kyle, and Grandpa rush to plant detonators in the four corners of the buy phone number list deserted building, guided by Grandpa, who knows the place by heart, since while waiting from 1984 to 2017, he got hired as a mason here. Okay, man. But knowing that you'd one day come and destroy the place, didn't you think it would be interesting to plant the charges during construction, just to get a head start?

No? Good.

As our heroes set down their charges, the Skynet hologram keeps appearing. And to add to the ridiculousness of the moron, he "grows" as he gets closer to going online. He goes from child to pre-teen, then to teenager, then to young adult, then to Doctor Who. And spends his time, equipped with his thesaurus, paraphrasing the following statement: "  You won't stop me.  " They must have used the same dialogue writers as for Diablo III.

They also take the opportunity to visit the place, where they come across the time machine, Skynet's servers, but also vats of liquid metal to create, one day, T-1000s (again, what the hell is that doing there?). But as Grandpa says: "  Don't worry, this metal can't do anything as long as a processor doesn't fall into it. And I say that completely at random! " 


But if the explosive charges are successfully planted, the detonator has a slight problem when John Connor frees himself, and by going to fight with everyone, puts the precious remote control out of action. But then, how to do it? No problem: armed with magnetically charged imitation brass knuckles to confuse his enemy, Grandpa slaps John, until he takes him to the heart of the still experimental space-time machine. And asks the humans to activate it: only the magnetic field works... but it will be enough to kill John. And him in the process, but in Terminator, the machine always sacrifices itself in the end. And what's more, the resulting explosion will be strong enough to level the building and activate the surrounding charges! It's still well done.