Netflix, which has tasted the sweetness, will turn the long-established Terminator series into an animated film this time. It has previously been keen on adapting games into animations and has achieved good results. Netflix once again set its sights on Japanese animation studios. This time, ProductionIG (Ghost in the Shell) is in charge, with Matt Tomlin as screenwriter and creator, Kudo Masashi as animation director, and Sora Dance Films, which holds the copyright, as executive producer.
According to the first trailer of the animation, the series focuses on Skynet gaining self-awareness and launching a war against mankind in 1997. The war between man and machine has lasted for decades by 2022. A soldier returned to 1997 and tried to protect a scientist who was developing a new AI system. Assassins sent by Skynet also followed one after another...
Since entering the 21st century, the Terminator series has been in a slump, with each film scoring lower than the last. The latest Terminator film "Dark Fate", released in 2019, used a lot of salesmanship to sell the film, and the box office was still a mess.
In addition, Netflix also released the trailer of the new film "Damsel", starring Stranger Things girl Millie Bobby Brown, vowing to continue her career in streaming media to the end:
The film is directed by "28 Weeks" director Juan Carlos. Mi Li stars as a girl who is chosen by the royal family to marry a handsome prince in name, but is actually sacrificed to the dragon to "protect the kingdom and people." "Although the price is high, the results are also very fruitful," Robin White, who played the first lady in "House of Cards," hinted in the film.
"Girls Quest" is scheduled to premiere on Netflix next year.