degrees...
...52 miles, our max air speed
is about 1 60.
We've got 32 minutes.
It's just you and me now.
What if we can't stop it?
There's enough C-4 here
to take out 1 0 supercomputers.
We're gonna make it, Kate.
The future is up to us.
That's gotta be it.
Skynet. There may be more of them.
Come on.
I think this is some kind of blast door.
There's no way
we can blow through this thing.
John, look.
Now what?
It's a code prompt.
Type in " Dakota 775."
" Red 1 76."
Come on!
We gotta get this thing open.
Here. It's "Avalon 41 2."
Put it in!
Come on!
I'm back.
Go! Now!
Come on!
-Thank you.
-We'll meet again.
Go!
Come on!
You are terminated.
The elevator.
I'll set the detonator for five minutes.
That should give us enough time
to get back up.
What is this place?
These computers are 30 years old.
This isn't Skynet.
There's nothing here.
This is a fallout shelter for VIPs.
Only they never got the warning.
Goddamn it!
There's nothing here!
Why didn't he tell us?
Why did he lead us down here?
To live.
That was his mission.
There was never any stopping it.
John...
...we could just...
...let it go.
Hello?
Hello? Can somebody hear me?
This is Montana Civil Defence.
Somebody please come in.
Is there anybody there?
Anyone reading me? Over.
Rumours about a launch sequence.
Command and control
have broken down.
Is anyone receiving me?
Somebody?
Somebody please come in.
Anybody out there?
-SAC Nellis. We're under attack.
-CQ? CQ?
Is anybody there?
This is John Connor at Crystal Peak.
Connor? What the hell is happening?
Who's in charge there?
I am.
Connor, can you help us?
This is Montana Civil Defence.
Where did you say you were again?
By the time Skynet
became self-aware...
... it had spread into millions of
computer servers across the planet.
Ordinary computers in office
buildings, dorm rooms, everywhere.
It was software in cyberspace.
There was no system core.
It could not be shut down.
The attack began at 6.:18 p.m.,
just as he said it would.
Judgment Day.
The day the human race
was nearly destroyed...
...by weapons they'd built
to protect themselves.
I should have realized our destiny
was never to stop Judgment Day.
It was merely to survive it...
... together.
The Terminator knew.
He tried to tell us...
...but I didn't want to hear it.
Maybe the future has been written.
I don't know.
All I know is what
the Terminator taught me.:
Never stop fighting.
And I never will.
The battle has just begun.The future has not been written.
There is no fate but what
we mak e for ourselves.
I wish I could believe that.
My name is John Connor.
They tried to murder me
before I was born.
When I was 13, they tried again.
Machines from the future.
Terminators.
All my life, my mother told me
the storm was coming.
-Judgment Day.
-Connor!
The beginning of a war
between man and machines.
Three billion lives
would vanish in an instant.
And I would lead what was left
of the human race to ultimate victory.
It hasn't happened.
No bombs fell.
Computers didn't tak e control.
We stopped Judgment Day.
I should feel safe...
...but I don't.
So I live off the grid.
No phone, no address.
No one and nothing can find me.
I've erased all connections
to the past.
But as hard as I try...
...I can't erase my dreams...
...my nightmares.
I feel the weight of the future
bearing down on me.
A future I don't want.
So I k eep running...
...as fast as I can.
Anywhere.
Nowhere.
Oh, my God.
Are you okay?
Do you want me to call 911?
I like this car.
What are you--?
You, in the silver Lexus. Slow down.
Slow down and pull over immediately.
Lady, have you any idea
how fast you were going?
Let me see your license
and registration.
I like your gun.
What?
This stupid thing's not working.
What's wrong with