The T-800 (sent in 1984) was sent to kill Sarah Connor but it was trying kill Kyle Reese instead.
Why is that?
Did I miss this difference being explained?
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1Downvoters care to comment or improve this question? – iandotkelly♦ Feb 16 '18 at 21:41
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3There were two T-800 sent back in the past. The original timeline T-800 programmed to kill Sarah Connor, and the older T-800 who protects her from the latter, sent from a further future. I did not see the movie recently but the first minutes of the plot were pretty straightforward for me. But if you never saw any other Terminator film before you could indeed lack some backstory. – kikirex Feb 17 '18 at 0:15
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1The t-800 (programmed to kill sarah) was trying to kill KYLE REESE (killing kyle reese is not his mission). I'm not talking about Pops... I think you didn't understand my question. – Elijah786s Feb 17 '18 at 17:06
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1My bad. The T-800 real mission is to avoid the birth of John Connor, by killing either his mother... or father, so i guess it makes sense he's trying to kill Reese. – kikirex Feb 17 '18 at 22:58
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The T-800 sent back in Genisys is initially sent to kill Sarah Connor but is immediately disabled by Pops and Sarah on arrival at the Observatory.
They load it in their truck/van and take it with them when saving Reese from the T-1000.
As they are attacked in the abandoned factory by the T-1000 (after it tracks them down) the T-1000 drops some of itself (the special metal) onto the T-800 which repairs and reprograms the T-800 to attack Reese while it kills Sarah.
A short struggle ensues and Reese blows the T-800's head off.
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I thought that only TX from terminator 3 has the ability to that. Now i'm wondering why didn't the t-1000 used the same technique in terminator 2. – Elijah786s Feb 18 '18 at 14:15
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This is a different timeline...you can't apply what happens in Genisys to T2 – Paulie_D Feb 19 '18 at 19:18
