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* [[Anvilicious]]: A scene from the second trailer showing {{spoiler|the REV-9 in its default form as a Mexican man killing its way through U.S Border Patrol officers}}, albeit on its mission to kill the main characters, is a rather heavy-handed jab at U.S border patrol. |
* [[Anvilicious]]: A scene from the second trailer showing {{spoiler|the REV-9 in its default form as a Mexican man killing its way through U.S Border Patrol officers}}, albeit on its mission to kill the main characters, is a rather heavy-handed jab at U.S border patrol. There is also a scene where the REV-9 drives a large truck and smashes through what looks like the Mexico–United States barrier. |
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* [[Author's Saving Throw]]: In response to the criticism of Terminator: Salvation and Terminator: Genisys being rated PG-13, James Cameron officially declared that this film would be rated R, like the first two movies. |
* [[Author's Saving Throw]]: In response to the criticism of Terminator: Salvation and Terminator: Genisys being rated PG-13, James Cameron officially declared that this film would be rated R, like the first two movies. |
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* [[Fan Nickname]]: A rather controversial variant concerning the Rev-9 Terminator. Due to being played by an actor of Mexican heritage, having {{spoiler|shapeshifting abilities from liquid metal, being able to split off the liquid metal part into a T-1000-esque drone}} and the film containing somewhat heavy-handed commentary on the Mexico-United States situation, some Terminator fans and people who disagree with this message have called the Rev-9 the "T-Juan thousand". |
* [[Fan Nickname]]: A rather controversial variant concerning the Rev-9 Terminator. Due to being played by an actor of Mexican heritage, having {{spoiler|shapeshifting abilities from liquid metal, being able to split off the liquid metal part into a T-1000-esque drone}} and the film containing somewhat heavy-handed commentary on the Mexico-United States situation, some Terminator fans and people who disagree with this message have called the Rev-9 the "T-Juan thousand". |
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