Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)

Movies like Terminator: Dark Fate

24 films close to Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) on how it feels, not just what shelf it sits on — with what each one shares with it underneath.

sequel, dystopia, cyborg · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction · with Arnold Schwarzenegger · Paramount Pictures

dystopia, cyborg, artificial intelligence (a.i.) · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction · with Arnold Schwarzenegger

dystopia, cyborg, artificial intelligence (a.i.) · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction · with Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger · Lightstorm Entertainment

dystopia, cyborg, artificial intelligence (a.i.) · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction

dystopia, cyborg, artificial intelligence (a.i.) · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction · with Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger

artificial intelligence (a.i.), sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure · Paramount Pictures

dystopia, sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure · TSG Entertainment

sequel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction · TSG Entertainment

dystopia, helicopter, sequel · Action, Science Fiction

helicopter, plane crash, sequel · Action, Thriller · 20th Century Fox

sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure · TSG Entertainment

time travel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction · TSG Entertainment

dystopia, sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure

sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure · Paramount Pictures

dystopia, cyborg, sequel · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction

helicopter, sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure

sequel · Action, Thriller, Science Fiction · TSG Entertainment

Action, Thriller, Adventure · Paramount Pictures

sequel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction · TSG Entertainment

sequel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction · Paramount Pictures

sequel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction

Action, Thriller, Adventure · TSG Entertainment

sequel · Action, Thriller, Adventure

sequel · Action, Adventure, Science Fiction · TSG Entertainment

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