Arnold Schwarzenegger feels that the "Terminator" timeline explained the rise of A.I. in the modern age. How true is this assessment?

James Cameron’s breakout film “The Terminator” may not have been a hit in theaters, but it was such a cult favorite on home video that it spawned one of the biggest and most lucrative movie franchises ...

When I read my Variety colleague Owen Gleiberman’s review of “Terminator: Dark Fate,” in which he astutely described 1984’s “The Terminator,” the film that spawned the franchise, as “a ruthlessly ...

The trailer for Terminator: Genisys raised a lot of questions when it bowed online earlier this year, chief among them: What is even happening here? Why would anyone make an aged Terminator cyborg ...

Thirty-one years and counting, and the Terminators keep rolling off the assembly line like new iPhones, upgraded with shape-shifting abilities, rebooted Sarah Conner assassination levels and, one ...

This go-round features the return of the original Terminator and Sarah Connor, never mind that T2 eliminated the former (he's a machine, no biggie) and Sarah was dead by T3 (which now doesn't count).

We can't say that we've ever lost sleep over it, but James Cameron might have found an explanation for why The Terminators looks like Arnold Schwarzenegger. Or, more specifically, why all T-800 models ...