Not much is known about the upcoming Paramount Pictures ‘Terminator’ sequel.

‘Deadpool’s’ Tim Miller directs the project, with James Cameron returnign to produce. Much like the new ‘Halloween’ franchise from Blumhouse, it will be ignoring all films not directed by Cameron. Cameron directed, wrote, and produced 1991’s ‘Terminator 2: Judgement Day’. The upcoming Paramount Pictures adaptation will serve as its sequel.

Speaking to Yahoo recently, Cameroon revealed the working title for the latest installment in the ‘Terminator’ franchise. The film will be called ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’, and Cameron offers an explanation as to why:

“I tend to be optimistic about people and our capacity to solve problems,” Cameron said. “When I think of us as empathetic beings, I think we’re going to get through this OK. When I see how people lose their empathy when they get into positions of power, then I lose that hope.”

The film is set to hit theaters on November 1, 2019. In the photo above, fans get a look into Natalia Reyes’s portrayal of “Dani Ramos,” Mackenzie Davis as “Grace”, and Linda Hamilton returning to reprise her role as “Sarah Connor”. Franchise face Arnold Schwarzenegger also returns, as Cameron explains:

“Arnold’s back and he’s bad…” Cameron said. “He’s a different Terminator than you’ve ever seen before, I mean literally he’s a different chassis number but he’s also a very different guy than you’ve seen before.”