The well-known director Tim Miller was recently interviewed about the new chapter Terminator: Dark Destiny, the last film released yesterday in theaters, where little light was thrown by the director on the possible future of a new film in the saga always directed by him. Obviously, before we can talk about a new chapter we should at least wait to see how it will be judged by the public. In case the result will be rewarded then the producer and creator of the saga James Cameron he would have no problem making a new trilogy, but for Miller it might already be his last time.
"I've enjoyed creating this film right from the writing room with the writers, and it was an honor to play in the universe created by James Cameron, but if nothing else happens, it would be fine for me."
One of the main reasons Miller would quit is because he and Cameron fought hard for creative control of the film that saw the second winner. It is therefore legitimate to imagine how the director of the last film of Terminator does not want to continue working given the conditions. Miller, in recent work with Dark Fate, he wanted to realize his vision of the film although it was different from that requested by the production, in sharp contrast to Robert Rodriguez who, instead, in the film Alita: Angelo della Battaglia was happy to shoot with Cameron as the screenwriter of the work.
