the.com/terminator
A robot sent back in time to teach Hollywood that sequels can outgun the original.
means A line or agent that ends something decisively — literally the boundary between a planet's light and dark side, or anything/anyone that finishes a job for good.
from From Latin terminare, 'to end or set a boundary,' from terminus, the Roman god and word for a boundary marker or limit. Astronomers borrowed it centuries ago for the light-dark line on a moon or planet. The menacing robotic sense is a 20th-century Hollywood invention, riding on the plain old English agent-noun habit of tacking '-ator' onto 'terminate' to mean 'one who ends things' — in this case, rather permanently.
- line between day/night
- also the actual name for a planet's shadow edge
- famous line
- ill be back wasnt in the original script
- arnold's fee
- paid 21500 dollars plus a dollar per word
- skynet logic
- an ai that solves overpopulation by murder