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Just when you thought that Arnold Schwartzenegger should probably have retired three times already, he's back in his most iconic role in Terminator Genisys. The film isn't due to be released until July 2015 and at present details are sketchy. Set in 2029, John Connor continues to lead in the war against the machines. At the Los Angeles offensive, John's fears of the unknown future begin to emerge when TECOM spies reveal a new plot by SkyNet that will attack him from both fronts; past and future, and will ultimately change warfare forever. It sounds kind of like the first film all over again right? Unfortunately all of the messing with the past and future has made the over-arching plot a little confusing, but that shouldn't detract from what a majority of what Terminator fans will be looking for in this release - an exciting, explosive journey filled with jaw dropping visual effects and sequences. Another rather cool thing to look forward to is the selection of Brit actress Emilia Clarke to play Sarah Connor, who I personally feel is a great match for Linda Hamilton in her younger years. Terminator Genisys Teaser Trailer and Living Poster The teaser trailer has just come in, along with a living poster to freak you all out. Check them out. Teaser Trailer: For more information on Terminator Genisys, visit: Paramount UK Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ParamountPicturesUK Paramount UK Twitter: https://twitter.com/ParamountUK #HeIsBack

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