Directed by: Alan Taylor
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke, Jai Courtney, Emilia Clarke
Pops fights the T-3000 inside the time bubble as Sarah and Kyle escape to the bunker. As the T-3000 is destroyed, Pops is thrown into a pool of polyalloy. The explosives detonate, destroying the Cyberdyne building and the Genisys countdown stops. Pops rescues Sarah and Kyle with his new upgraded T-1000 abilities, and they head to Kyle's childhood home to tell him that Genisys is Skynet. In a post-credits scene, Genisys is shown to have survived the explosion in an underground bunker.
Continuity mistake: When the T-1000 walks past the deactivated T-800 just after being shot at by Kyle Reese, you can see that the T-800 has taken a lot of damage to the face and the nose is missing. Once the T-800 gets up after being reactivated you can see that the nose is back with a lot less damage to the face with a close up shot.
Question: If John Connor and the resistance are so good at reprogramming Terminators (They have done it 3 times during the series), why don't they just use them to help fight the war? Continuously sending them back in time may have kept Connor alive, but has achieved little else.
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Chosen answer: As long as Skynet kept sending other Terminators into the past to kill John Connor before he became the leader of the human resistance, it was necessary to keep sending reprogrammed Terminators into the past as well so that the timeline would not be altered, thus resulting in a Skynet victory. While it is possible that John and the resistance may have used reprogrammed Terminators to help them in the future, this was never depicted or otherwise mentioned within the film series.
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