Does Kyle Reese die?

Does Kyle Reese die?

Okay, Kyle Reese dies in T1. Then in T2, when John and the Terminator are under the truck (fixing it) the Terminator tells him that, " you are going to send your father (Kyle Reese) back into time".

Does Kyle Reese come back?

Kyle Reese has appeared in every on-screen Terminator fiction except for Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Terminator: Dark Fate. Reese appeared again in Terminator 2: Judgment Day in Sarah's dream as a salvation or guardian angel, but he has been cut from the theatrical release.

Why did Kyle Reese have to die?

The robot knocked Kyle to the floor, who then pulled one last pipe bomb from his coat and slipped it into the T-800's abdominal cavity. When the bomb exploded, the Terminator's lower body was blown to scrap. Kyle, however, was struck by a piece of shrapnel and killed.

Is Marcus Wright a terminator?

Marcus Wright is one of the main characters of Terminator: Salvation, the fourth installment of the Terminator film series. Once a prisoner on Death Row, Marcus had sold his body to CyberDyne Systems for medical experimentation once his sentence had been carried out.

What did Kyle Reese do to the Terminator?

• Though dazed, Reese reaches for his last homemade pipe bomb, lights it, and wedges it in between the Terminator's pelvic strut and torso. The Terminator is blown apart, and Kyle is killed. The top half of the Terminator remains functional however, and it is left to Sarah to destroy it by leading it into a hydraulic press.

When was Kyle Reese born in the war?

• In the original war, Kyle was born sometime in 2002, 5 years into the War. Apparently, his mother died in childbirth, while his father died when he was a young child. He quickly rose through ranks and he was a soldier, and he held a rank of a Sergeant in 2029.

How did Kyle Reese's father die in Judgment Day?

• In the film, Kyle's father had initially survived Judgment Day but died prior to the events of the movie.

What did Kyle Reese say about John Connor?

• Kyle Reese: John Connor gave me a picture of you once. I didn't know why at the time. It was very old - torn, faded. You were young like you are now. You seemed just a little sad. I used to always wonder what you were thinking at that moment. I memorized every line, every curve. I came across time for you Sarah. I love you; I always have.