The Critics of Terminator

Negative reviews:

Simplicity of some characters: some critics have pointed out that the film presents
one-dimensional characters, especially in comparison to the sequels. For example,
Sarah Connor's character, despite her evolution in later films, is portrayed as a helpless
victim in "Terminator".

Outdated special effects: Although the special effects in "Terminator" were

groundbreaking for their time, some viewers innovative for their time, some modern
viewers may find them dated. This can affect the viewing experience, especially for
those accustomed to the high visual standards of contemporary films.

Exhaustion of the franchise formula: While not a direct criticism of the original films
some have argued that the subsequent sequels, such as "Terminator 3: Rise of the
Machines" and "Terminator: Gen Machines" and "Terminator: Genisys," exploited the
franchise to the point of exhausting the formula and diluting the overall quality of the
series.

Inconsistencies in time travel logic: Given that "Terminator" involves time travel, some
critics have pointed out inconsistencies in the logic of time travel. Some of the
temporal paradoxes introduced in the plot may seem confusing or unconvincing to
certain viewers.

It is important to remember that, despite these negative reviews, "Terminator"

remains an iconic film that has had a significant impact on popular culture and the
science fiction genre.

These reviews should not overshadow its place in film history.