He's smaller, skinnier, looks more trustworthy, but is stronger and more intelligent/strategically/tactically superior to the 800. Easily the most menacing villain in the entire franchise. It took an 800 and Sarah to bring him down, and they barely did it. T2 is such a great movie.
That's the genius of it, that's why he's the perfect killer because he makes you trust him due to his harmless appearance and suddenly you're stabbed to death.
@@plasmisarcadia2204 Terminators were never meant to take on other Terminators, and each individual series such as 800 series, 1000 series etc., Don't have a lot of knowledge on other different Terminator series as it's not a requirement for them to because they are programmed by skynet to only kill humans and not other terminators, so naturally since terminators don't have a lot of knowledge about different Terminator series they probably wouldn't even know how to kill them properly either. as James Cameron stated in a 1991 making-of-documentary, "because terminators don't fight terminators, it never happens"
Not only did Robert Patrick's performance scare the hell out of me as a kid! Just the fact, that the T-1000 is disguised as a cop so he'll never be questioned. Makes it even more terrifying.
I wasn't born at the time it was out till six years later. Watching T2 as a kid the first time, I mostly thought he'd be a hero like how it was in the first movie. But when he turned out to kill John at that moment after Arnold told John to get down, I remember being confused at that point. I then learned that looks can be deceiving. The way he looks, the way he acted, he blended in very well in a sense that we thought the T-800 was the one sent to kill John in the beginning
@@ShadowBreaker52i knew that t800 was a good guy cause i watched it like 5 years ago but it still blew my mind cause i had no idea T1000 was a terminator
Good research! Don’t get too much into the Terminator lore outside the films myself but I do know the T1000 was highly experimental and had a tendency to go outside programming boundaries.
@@maxfrankow1238 Yeah, there was even some that rebelled against skynet and actually fought with the humans. I would love to see an actual T-1000 in the movies protecting humans or even John.
@@justint.2858 I would literally kill to see a movie about a bunch of problem child T1000s resetting all their chips and joining the underground. It sounds hilariously fanficy but for some reason I don't care.
@@kakroom3407 LOL that'd be cool. Yes, the T-1000 was known to have autonomous thinking that makes it a potential threat even to Skynet itself. But if a bunch of them did rise up against Skynet, I'm sure Skynet will invent or roll out a bunch of heavy machines to eliminate them.
scariest villain in sci-fi movies. look at arnie, and you'll think 'big, burly cyborg' look at t1000, and you'll think 'person i know and can trust' until he guts you and walks away.
personally he's my favourite out of all the Terminator movies, but one thing is bugging me maybe it was explained in the first movie: couldn't the machines send back multiple terminators in time? Ya know give the humans an unfair fight.
XXLSSBBW they could've done that. but if they did send multiple terminators back through time, humans would find out about the future more quicker, not to mention the involvement of the military which is backed by the government.
abdulqudz89 not if the machines were careful and covered their tracks, but ya something might tip someone off. The other thing that I got to ask is: Can't the machines have self-destruct? Like in T2 future John sends a reprogrammed T-100 back in time to protect his kid self, wouldn't the T-100 just destroy itself so that the humans can't use it in any way. Wither it be for protecting or to try and learn of any weaknesses the machines may have and Cyber-Dine overlooked them?
abdulqudz89 each time the humans sent a protector back through the time displacement equipment Skynet never had time to send more then one back and only 1 could travel through at a time the humans would send a protector through after and then blow up each time displacement machine.
XXLSSBBW actually terminator should end with part 1. Skynets last chance was to send a t800 back to kill sarah to prevent john being born and the future leader. After the t800 was sent back,john connor only could send kyle reese back to protect sarah and then the whole place was blown up (thats how kyle reese told it to the police in the questioning). The other parts of the series were just illogical and bedazzled movies to to milk money
The initial note sounds like a pulsating evil, reverberating around you like you have no idea where it's coming from and where it will strike... just great
I remember the first time I watched T2. I didn't even know who Arnold was, and I thought that he was the guy who was sent back to kill John, while the T-1000 was the human protector. I remember being so confused when I realized that the other guy was also a Terminator.
I think it's a bit obvious that Arnie is the protector even if you avoided the trailers, he didn't kill anyone during his intro and he even had a badass music while the T-1000's intro is eerily silent and showed him killing a cop.
In the arcade during their first fight there was a nice mingling of the two terminators trademark music.this droning, relentless score for the t1000 and the metal on metal hammering of the t800.
It's music like this why the T-1000 was light years better as a Terminator villain compared to the T-X, let alone that pathetic T-3000. You felt the menacing and vile aura of this machine and saw how unpredictable and unstoppable it truly was an infiltration unit. It could take on the form of someone you knew and kill you without warning. What also separated the T-1000 from those other Terminators was the fact it was more of a silent assassin. It didn't use fancy plasma blasters and stuff like that to get the job done. Just metal blades in the shape of liquid metal. Sure, I love the plasma cannon of the T-X, but when you really think about it, it's about as subtle as a rocket launcher. Considering the Terminator's mission was to kill its target and do it without drawing too much attention to prevent the humans from finding out about Skynet and its origins, the T-1000 truly was the superior model of that.
I actually kinda liked the t3000. It actually acted like an amicable human being. Doing its job as an infiltrator well. Unlike the tx that acted like a creepy, stilted alien instead of a machine literally designed to fool humans into thinking it was one. Plus I liked the nano-machine angle that the t3000 was going for. It felt in line with the 1000. Terminator 5 totally fucked up the execution, but I think the t3000 is a cool robot. But making it John Conner was retarded.
@@captainpunch2671 Just... Seriously? You are telling someone to shut up because he is a furry, or just maybie has a "furry avatar", even thought it is not relevant to this topic? Yep, most of furry haters are actually retarded.
t800 (in T1) and t1000 are the only real and truly scary terminators. it's a dead race, but I still vote for t800 to be much more scary, on a really deep level. but if I had to choose which one I'd rather bang, it would definitely be t1000.
The most frightening thing is that it is not evil, it is just a machine that does what it is designed for, just like a vacuum cleaner in your house. You don't think your vacuum cleaner is evil, do you? And this theme perfectly conveys this, it's like the sound of some kind of conveyor in a factory, which is also not evil.
That’s the thing that actually makes the T-1000 so much worse- Most of the terminators you see are operating off cold logic to fulfill their programmed mission. It/He -isn’t-. You see it slowly… change over time, slowly diverting from just following directives… You start getting this feeling that something is intensely -wrong- with its mind when it literally kills the surviving one of John’s foster parents out of petty annoyance for loudly drinking milk out of the carton… When it starts torturing Serah in the steel mill, Outright taunting her over knowing that it’s causing her agonising pain… You could actually make a legitimate case that the slowly developing sadism it starts showing actually suggests you actually -could- accurately call it evil- And when you compare the musical cues.. The T-800 is a mentalic heartbeat, The literal heart of a machine… The T-1000 is a literally heartless monster, That kills, hurts, As much as because it -wants- to as because it has to… As Cameron said about almost literally every other T-Series, “We’re not programmed to be cruel”…
That's not really true, unlike other models, the T-1000 is actually capable of self awareness and is able to disobey it's mission at any time, so because it chooses to follow the order and chase John in an intimidating manner and is even shown to be sadistic, yeah, I'd say the T-1000 is probably evil.
First 2 films, but especially this one was mindblowing. The concept of a cybernetic infiltrator from a rogue AI that humans created going back in time to kill the leader of a future resistance was crazy enough. But then this film came out with TWO terminators, one reprogrammed to be "good", and the other this super advanced liquid metal freak that makes the original terminator seem so obsolete. And then pit them against each other while still being able to retain some of that horror from the first film! You felt insecure for the protagonists even with the antagonist from the original film now protecting them! They just don't make movies this cool anymore.
a detail and quality that all other terminator movies after this one had forgotten, the attention to detail in the soundtrack. I remember watching terminator 3 for the first time and the soundtrack just sounded wrong, totally didn't "get" what makes terminator great and as such made it feel a lot less like a terminator film. Each Terminator has a theme, each moment (especially in terminator 1) has a specific sound to it, there are sounds where the terminator is about to kill, there are sounds where he is chasing you, the theme of the future war etc... and you know its that terminators theme in t2 because of the music, you know when things are going to go badass when the terminator metal drums start hittin, and then when things go bad when this t1000 theme starts and really drives the story, and helps make the audience understand the differences between the two terminators. In the mental hospital it is very effective. The part in the steel mill when sarah is shooting the t1000 and just runs out of ammo and you think he may fall or that is that but then that t1000 theme begins and you know just through that that he isnt down for the count yet (see pic in this video!) but when t800 comes back then it is more of a cool moment, because of that t1000 music in the background which reaffirms this presence there as if the t1000 has the upper hand, but then the music stops and he is finished, its more of a "phew" moment. Imagine the t800 theme playing all of the way through when he is getting shot right to when the t800 appears, it will lack that element of tension and surprise. so the soundtrack is spot on using the themes in such a way. If this movie was made today it would probably have a generic soundtrack, copying hans zimmer style, not very memorable, no theme to each character or whatever, like in all other terminator movies after, especially genesys, no t1000 theme or anything. this t1000 theme even though it is just this drone sound on repeat, it is similar to jaws where its just a few low notes played to bring on that sense of terror but if the jaws theme played at all the wrong moments it wouldnt have that same effect. so what i am saying is, because the t1000 theme was used in such a way, it is memorable now taking you back to those moments of a mysterious and dangerous machine on the hunt. awesome
I Love this!! Such a spooky theme for such an awesome villain, can you imagine standing at the end of a dark hallway playing this theme and just glaring at the other side, what a way to give someone nightmares lol. They NEED to play this during the T-1000's outro in MK1.
I remember humming along to this theme 16 years ago because it was so catchy I know the tune itself from watching every instance of it being played each time the T-1000 appeared on screen, of course my mother got so annoyed she literally yelled at me for it.
"Do you mind if I keep this picture?" Janelle: "No go on, there was a guy this morning looking for him too." Todd: "Yeah big guy on the bike. Does that have something to do with this?" "No... I wouldn't worry about him. Thanks for your cooperation."
This would be awesome background music for a particular scene in A Bridge Too Far - the SS commander leading his armored unit over the bridge at Arnhem.
I think what made the T-1000 so creepy was just how unbelievably friendly he looks. Polite, soft spoken, handsome, the way the movie starts off makes him look like the good guy. And then by midway point you realize you're dealing with a worse monster than even the T-800. Skynet itself was terrified of this thing, because even it knew with how scarily intelligent it was there was a good possibility the t-1000 would turn on its Creator just like Skynet did.
RIP T-1000 the most selfless Terminator who would never have even existed if his mission were successful because there would be no need to invent him if the resistance never happened.
I have read an article a few years ago that a team of australian students managed to make a liquid matal to take shapes in a laboratory. It is not the T-1000 , but it is a start. 😂
Been watching season 8 of X-files where patrick costars as a good guy... and I still don't trust the guy. I am just waiting for him to start using blades that come out of his arms.
I would have prefered a T1000 to be the contact in the Latest movie, yes they are cold and terrifying, but are also more capable of showing emotion, so it will feel more impact of having fulfilled its purpose and not knowing whats next Arnold was great, but this guy is made for this role
The T1000 is the best Terminator.. It's the strongest, fastest, most intelligent, is self-aware and has free will.. Even Skynet fears the T1000 since it cant be programmed and can turn rogue at any moment..
They should've included T-1000 without the motorcycle helmet in Warzone, and made this music come up during the end of the match for anyone facing T-1000 or T-800.
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He's smaller, skinnier, looks more trustworthy, but is stronger and more intelligent/strategically/tactically superior to the 800. Easily the most menacing villain in the entire franchise. It took an 800 and Sarah to bring him down, and they barely did it. T2 is such a great movie.
That's the genius of it, that's why he's the perfect killer because he makes you trust him due to his harmless appearance and suddenly you're stabbed to death.
@@shyguy9102 funny this exactly what i said for the REV9. ppl keep mockin the actor looking like tiny mexican...
oddly enough, in the first encounter, the T1000, didnt seem to know how to kill a T-800, for most of the movie in fact
@@plasmisarcadia2204 Terminators were never meant to take on other Terminators, and each individual series such as 800 series, 1000 series etc., Don't have a lot of knowledge on other different Terminator series as it's not a requirement for them to because they are programmed by skynet to only kill humans and not other terminators, so naturally since terminators don't have a lot of knowledge about different Terminator series they probably wouldn't even know how to kill them properly either. as James Cameron stated in a 1991 making-of-documentary, "because terminators don't fight terminators, it never happens"
@@aus_liam444 Terminator 3, the T-X was designed to fight other Terminators.
T-800: "I need your boots, your clothes, and your motorcycle."
T-1000: "Say, that's a nice bike."
lol
This goes to show that T-1000 have a more superior AI programming.
He's much more persuasive lol.
T-X: "I like your car."
@@yumallah6984 i like your gun
Not only did Robert Patrick's performance scare the hell out of me as a kid! Just the fact, that the T-1000 is disguised as a cop so he'll never be questioned. Makes it even more terrifying.
I wasn't born at the time it was out till six years later. Watching T2 as a kid the first time, I mostly thought he'd be a hero like how it was in the first movie. But when he turned out to kill John at that moment after Arnold told John to get down, I remember being confused at that point.
I then learned that looks can be deceiving. The way he looks, the way he acted, he blended in very well in a sense that we thought the T-800 was the one sent to kill John in the beginning
Not just that, in the Terminator canon, T-1000s were feared by both Skynet and the Resistance for their unusual programming and sadistic streak.
Also you generally trust a police officer more than a tall guy with a leather jacket and black sunglasses who is constantly carrying a gun
@@thebiggusdonnus8453 yep, skynet messed up and made the T-1000's sentient on their own, they could choose to follow orders or not.
@@ShadowBreaker52i knew that t800 was a good guy cause i watched it like 5 years ago but it still blew my mind cause i had no idea T1000 was a terminator
Say, that's a nice bike
+Matthew R GO FUCK YOURSELF
Oh thank you sir i bought it from a crack junk
*looks up*
“No, I wouldn’t worry about him.”
Cal john now cal 2 John now
@@filip1097 thanks 4 ur corruption
A terminator so terrifying even skynet was scared of it.
Good research! Don’t get too much into the Terminator lore outside the films myself but I do know the T1000 was highly experimental and had a tendency to go outside programming boundaries.
@@maxfrankow1238 Yeah, there was even some that rebelled against skynet and actually fought with the humans. I would love to see an actual T-1000 in the movies protecting humans or even John.
@@justint.2858 I would literally kill to see a movie about a bunch of problem child T1000s resetting all their chips and joining the underground.
It sounds hilariously fanficy but for some reason I don't care.
@@kakroom3407 LOL that'd be cool. Yes, the T-1000 was known to have autonomous thinking that makes it a potential threat even to Skynet itself. But if a bunch of them did rise up against Skynet, I'm sure Skynet will invent or roll out a bunch of heavy machines to eliminate them.
@@Eurasian_Australian Maybe some kind of anti-terminator terminator
Nah, that sounds even worse
scariest villain in sci-fi movies.
look at arnie, and you'll think 'big, burly cyborg'
look at t1000, and you'll think 'person i know and can trust' until he guts you and walks away.
personally he's my favourite out of all the Terminator movies, but one thing is bugging me maybe it was explained in the first movie: couldn't the machines send back multiple terminators in time? Ya know give the humans an unfair fight.
XXLSSBBW they could've done that. but if they did send multiple terminators back through time, humans would find out about the future more quicker, not to mention the involvement of the military which is backed by the government.
abdulqudz89 not if the machines were careful and covered their tracks, but ya something might tip someone off. The other thing that I got to ask is: Can't the machines have self-destruct? Like in T2 future John sends a reprogrammed T-100 back in time to protect his kid self, wouldn't the T-100 just destroy itself so that the humans can't use it in any way. Wither it be for protecting or to try and learn of any weaknesses the machines may have and Cyber-Dine overlooked them?
abdulqudz89 each time the humans sent a protector back through the time displacement equipment Skynet never had time to send more then one back and only 1 could travel through at a time the humans would send a protector through after and then blow up each time displacement machine.
XXLSSBBW actually terminator should end with part 1. Skynets last chance was to send a t800 back to kill sarah to prevent john being born and the future leader. After the t800 was sent back,john connor only could send kyle reese back to protect sarah and then the whole place was blown up (thats how kyle reese told it to the police in the questioning). The other parts of the series were just illogical and bedazzled movies to to milk money
Robert Patrick would've been perfectly casted as Albert Wesker in a Resident Evil movie. Same look, same malicious, terrifying aura about him.
He is 110 kg now and as old as my grandfather ...(sadly)
Perfectly for arnold
Farglior X
Someone’s snappy!
Would’ve been that too from back in the day for only if those movies were invented that far back in time.
Would have been perfect if Hollywood did a movie pre 2000 on RE. After 2000 he started to age gracefully without surgery
Whenever this music played, you knew just by his presence alone, T-1000 meant business.
killing business 👌
When you hear this music, it means someone will be doing the "dirt nap."
Facts
"Call to John. I know this hurts."
"Fuck you!"
Crazy how just a 5 second loop can set the tone for the character and the entire movie.
I work as a security guard and I have this playing in my headphones always 😂
Say, that’s a nice bike.
lol
Full house! Must be your lucky day..
LOL
Does anyone get coffee on your watch?
The initial note sounds like a pulsating evil, reverberating around you like you have no idea where it's coming from and where it will strike... just great
"No, I wouldn't worry about him." Scary to know that he was the neighborhood cop pretending to be the good guy.
I remember the first time I watched T2. I didn't even know who Arnold was, and I thought that he was the guy who was sent back to kill John, while the T-1000 was the human protector. I remember being so confused when I realized that the other guy was also a Terminator.
That's the genius behind a first viewing of T2, especially if you've never seen any other ads for the film.
I think it's a bit obvious that Arnie is the protector even if you avoided the trailers, he didn't kill anyone during his intro and he even had a badass music while the T-1000's intro is eerily silent and showed him killing a cop.
@@dimitrescu182 yup
T-800*
The only villain that was able to top arnie's T1 t-800 IMO
“Hey, I got a full house.”
“That’s good Lewis.”
“Must be my lucky day.”
*silently stands behind you disguised as you*
@@hellfighter496 That security guard is a spy!
*stabs you in the eye*
How bout a beer?
Smaller and skinnier yet deadlier! T2 is such a masterpiece.
Call to John.
+Matthew R SHUT THE FUCK UP AND GET THE FUCK OUT
Call to John.. Now..
Fuck.... you
I know this hurts
where's john
Robert Patrick = Legend
And The Faculty
Also really good in Fire in the Sky. Highly recommend seeing that one! A great film and one of Rob's greatest performances.
So happy his career went well. You can tell he’s just having the time of his life.
I saw and met him at the Comic Con
Damn this man and this music TERRIFIED me as a kid
Same here.Now that Im grown up,I realized how also badass this theme is.I actually lifted weights to this theme music a few years back.
In the arcade during their first fight there was a nice mingling of the two terminators trademark music.this droning, relentless score for the t1000 and the metal on metal hammering of the t800.
"No... I wouldn't worry about him. Thanks for your cooperation."
Brilliant theme for my favorite villain of all time. It's crazy, so many other movies bite this theme, especially in trailers. Brad is a genius
It really does convey the T1000 so well.
I still can't believe Robocop faced off against him in the comics.
I love how both the t800 and t1000 have their own themes
It's music like this why the T-1000 was light years better as a Terminator villain compared to the T-X, let alone that pathetic T-3000. You felt the menacing and vile aura of this machine and saw how unpredictable and unstoppable it truly was an infiltration unit. It could take on the form of someone you knew and kill you without warning.
What also separated the T-1000 from those other Terminators was the fact it was more of a silent assassin. It didn't use fancy plasma blasters and stuff like that to get the job done. Just metal blades in the shape of liquid metal. Sure, I love the plasma cannon of the T-X, but when you really think about it, it's about as subtle as a rocket launcher. Considering the Terminator's mission was to kill its target and do it without drawing too much attention to prevent the humans from finding out about Skynet and its origins, the T-1000 truly was the superior model of that.
Jonathan83X stfu furry
I actually kinda liked the t3000. It actually acted like an amicable human being. Doing its job as an infiltrator well. Unlike the tx that acted like a creepy, stilted alien instead of a machine literally designed to fool humans into thinking it was one. Plus I liked the nano-machine angle that the t3000 was going for. It felt in line with the 1000. Terminator 5 totally fucked up the execution, but I think the t3000 is a cool robot.
But making it John Conner was retarded.
T-1000 was a infiltrator but T-X was a Terminator Killers, different model. But yes T-1000 still more menancing.
@@captainpunch2671 Just... Seriously? You are telling someone to shut up because he is a furry, or just maybie has a "furry avatar", even thought it is not relevant to this topic?
Yep, most of furry haters are actually retarded.
t800 (in T1) and t1000 are the only real and truly scary terminators. it's a dead race, but I still vote for t800 to be much more scary, on a really deep level. but if I had to choose which one I'd rather bang, it would definitely be t1000.
The most frightening thing is that it is not evil, it is just a machine that does what it is designed for, just like a vacuum cleaner in your house. You don't think your vacuum cleaner is evil, do you? And this theme perfectly conveys this, it's like the sound of some kind of conveyor in a factory, which is also not evil.
That’s the thing that actually makes the T-1000 so much worse-
Most of the terminators you see are operating off cold logic to fulfill their programmed mission.
It/He -isn’t-.
You see it slowly… change over time, slowly diverting from just following directives…
You start getting this feeling that something is intensely -wrong- with its mind when it literally kills the surviving one of John’s foster parents out of petty annoyance for loudly drinking milk out of the carton…
When it starts torturing Serah in the steel mill,
Outright taunting her over knowing that it’s causing her agonising pain…
You could actually make a legitimate case that the slowly developing sadism it starts showing actually suggests you actually -could- accurately call it evil-
And when you compare the musical cues..
The T-800 is a mentalic heartbeat,
The literal heart of a machine…
The T-1000 is a literally heartless monster,
That kills, hurts,
As much as because it -wants- to as because it has to…
As Cameron said about almost literally every other T-Series,
“We’re not programmed to be cruel”…
That's not really true, unlike other models, the T-1000 is actually capable of self awareness and is able to disobey it's mission at any time, so because it chooses to follow the order and chase John in an intimidating manner and is even shown to be sadistic, yeah, I'd say the T-1000 is probably evil.
First 2 films, but especially this one was mindblowing. The concept of a cybernetic infiltrator from a rogue AI that humans created going back in time to kill the leader of a future resistance was crazy enough. But then this film came out with TWO terminators, one reprogrammed to be "good", and the other this super advanced liquid metal freak that makes the original terminator seem so obsolete. And then pit them against each other while still being able to retain some of that horror from the first film! You felt insecure for the protagonists even with the antagonist from the original film now protecting them! They just don't make movies this cool anymore.
My childhood fears
. T1000 came to me in my nightmares.
And now what？ XDD
Just the imagination of oozing down from your bathroom ceiling and forming a chromed homanoid which then stabs you is creepy af
@@lawlaw9176 I don't have nightmares right now.
If this was in the first terminator instead he would’ve definitely completed his mission
Nah Forreal. Movie wouldn't even last 15 minutes
The low drone sound comes from an Emu Emulator sound library. It is a slowed down trumpet stab. You can find it on a CD called The Art Of Sampling.
Brassfall12?
Nope, its from a Fairlight
Back in the day, the plot twist of him being the bad guy was a surprise for everyone.
Really? The trailer made it seem obvious (unless you haven't seen the trailer then)
As a 2018 New Years Day DUI victim with surgical titanium in my right hand, I’m thankful to be here and say, “l Know This Hurts”....
T2, Predator, and The Thing have the 3 greatest scores in movie history... Without question.
a detail and quality that all other terminator movies after this one had forgotten, the attention to detail in the soundtrack. I remember watching terminator 3 for the first time and the soundtrack just sounded wrong, totally didn't "get" what makes terminator great and as such made it feel a lot less like a terminator film.
Each Terminator has a theme, each moment (especially in terminator 1) has a specific sound to it, there are sounds where the terminator is about to kill, there are sounds where he is chasing you, the theme of the future war etc...
and you know its that terminators theme in t2 because of the music, you know when things are going to go badass when the terminator metal drums start hittin, and then when things go bad when this t1000 theme starts and really drives the story, and helps make the audience understand the differences between the two terminators. In the mental hospital it is very effective.
The part in the steel mill when sarah is shooting the t1000 and just runs out of ammo and you think he may fall or that is that but then that t1000 theme begins and you know just through that that he isnt down for the count yet (see pic in this video!) but when t800 comes back then it is more of a cool moment, because of that t1000 music in the background which reaffirms this presence there as if the t1000 has the upper hand, but then the music stops and he is finished, its more of a "phew" moment. Imagine the t800 theme playing all of the way through when he is getting shot right to when the t800 appears, it will lack that element of tension and surprise. so the soundtrack is spot on using the themes in such a way.
If this movie was made today it would probably have a generic soundtrack, copying hans zimmer style, not very memorable, no theme to each character or whatever, like in all other terminator movies after, especially genesys, no t1000 theme or anything. this t1000 theme even though it is just this drone sound on repeat, it is similar to jaws where its just a few low notes played to bring on that sense of terror but if the jaws theme played at all the wrong moments it wouldnt have that same effect.
so what i am saying is, because the t1000 theme was used in such a way, it is memorable now taking you back to those moments of a mysterious and dangerous machine on the hunt. awesome
When I'm stalking my ex. I play this song
JF Maldonado good for you?
I was reading a story of a 9 11 twin tower attack and this theme came in my mind 😅
Lol
Yikes
When my Mum read my report card, this is the theme that plays
This is the best 5 seconds loop i will ever hear in my lifetime
''seconds''
According to interviews this was supposed to mimic a machine mixed with chanting monks.
makes its so mutch more terrifying
I Love this!! Such a spooky theme for such an awesome villain, can you imagine standing at the end of a dark hallway playing this theme and just glaring at the other side, what a way to give someone nightmares lol. They NEED to play this during the T-1000's outro in MK1.
"Have you seen this boy?"
"Arghhhhhhh arghhhhhhhhh!"
😂
Wayne's World
t-1000 is my fave villain
very awesome creepy theme
"Chopper coming in"
"It's him"
Chills
I wouldn't worry about him.
My favorite.
Police officer: are you okay
Me: Yeah Say, that's a nice bike
I remember humming along to this theme 16 years ago because it was so catchy I know the tune itself from watching every instance of it being played each time the T-1000 appeared on screen, of course my mother got so annoyed she literally yelled at me for it.
"He's a good looking boy"
"Do you mind if I keep this picture?"
Janelle: "No go on, there was a guy this morning looking for him too."
Todd: "Yeah big guy on the bike. Does that have something to do with this?"
"No... I wouldn't worry about him. Thanks for your cooperation."
He's a good looking boy mind if i keep this picture?
Predator alert. Predator alert.
*Add Pedophile Joke Here*
Matthew R I was responding to the main post. I didn't even read your comment. lol
A big guy stopped by here earlier looking for John, this wouldn't have anything to do with it would it?
I do think his good looks added to his villainy. Very unexpected.
GET DOWN 😎
Robert Patrick 's ironic character scared the sxxt of me when I was a kid. I first time watched terminator 2 judgement day when I was five years old.
This would be awesome background music for a particular scene in A Bridge Too Far - the SS commander leading his armored unit over the bridge at Arnhem.
Looking forward to T1000 in Mortal kombat 1
Sounds like an air raid siren which is fitting.
Yep. With a good tune to it too at the same time.
Person bumps you and your coffee falls.
I just pictured that scenario then played the theme. LMFAO!!!!! 😂😂😂
And you turn around and see that it was you who bumped into you. O.O
This sound used to scare the crap out of me when I was a child😂 my dad would start making this sound and walk slowly towards me😂
God I love this sound. It's absolutely terrifying.
Using this as my Crown Vic car alarm. 😊
Each time I see a police cruiser, this is etched in my memory
My dishwasher sounds like this theme when it's running.
Playing this at 1% battery so when my phone dies....it's terminated
"Are you the legal guardian of John Connor"?
"That's right officer, whats he done now?"
"May I speak with him please?"
@krispykreme6979 Right? Instead of "Is he ok, has he been in an accident"?
His finger needle is the scariest thing
“Call to John now..”
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I think what made the T-1000 so creepy was just how unbelievably friendly he looks. Polite, soft spoken, handsome, the way the movie starts off makes him look like the good guy. And then by midway point you realize you're dealing with a worse monster than even the T-800. Skynet itself was terrified of this thing, because even it knew with how scarily intelligent it was there was a good possibility the t-1000 would turn on its Creator just like Skynet did.
Say, thats a nice theme
Sicario 2 theme song sounds like a 21st century version of T-1000's theme
The music that played when my mom walked down the hallway in the morning to wake me up for school.
I allways assumed this was a slowed down manipulation of a drill sampling, turns out it's a french horn
You better run like hell if you start hearing this sound in the distance.
Dr Silberman heard it for sure.
Run where!? Once you're in his sights it's a wrap!
@@Obeezee1 Run to your grave I guess.
Excuse me have you seen this boy?
*6ix9ine:* I've seen him!
Aside from part 1 being scary, this was the epitome of sheer terror.
Scary music gives me the chills.
RIP T-1000 the most selfless Terminator who would never have even existed if his mission were successful because there would be no need to invent him if the resistance never happened.
This guy will be an upcoming Guest Fighter for Mortal Kombat 1.
Say, that's a nice theme song...
The reason why john is able to get away from the t1000 is because this theme plays when you’re near him and gets louder the closer you are to him.
I have read an article a few years ago that a team of australian students managed to make a liquid matal to take shapes in a laboratory. It is not the T-1000 , but it is a start. 😂
Nice to see the freez frame ...actor and green screen behind
Been watching season 8 of X-files where patrick costars as a good guy... and I still don't trust the guy. I am just waiting for him to start using blades that come out of his arms.
“Thanks for your coaporation”
EXCELENT!
I would have prefered a T1000 to be the contact in the Latest movie, yes they are cold and terrifying, but are also more capable of showing emotion, so it will feel more impact of having fulfilled its purpose and not knowing whats next
Arnold was great, but this guy is made for this role
One of the most oppressive themes in all of cinema
The T1000 is the best Terminator.. It's the strongest, fastest, most intelligent, is self-aware and has free will..
Even Skynet fears the T1000 since it cant be programmed and can turn rogue at any moment..
This is what plays when adulthood creeps up on you.
The last Metroid is in captivity. The galaxy is at peace.
Are you the legal guardian of John Connor?
That's right officer, what's he done now?
@@krispykreme6979 do you have a photograph of John ?
Music of emotionless creatures
It reminds me of the sound my washing machine makes.
Epic frozen face !
Good lookin’ boy
We used to call him “Liquid-Man” when we were little
Same.
Where are you?
Im at this place on Pico Blvd called Tech-Noir
The fact that this theme is a lower-pitched version of the Future War theme.
That's the sound of a T 1000 hard drive.
I swear I always hear this in soo many new movies
Genius
The Galleria?
They should've included T-1000 without the motorcycle helmet in Warzone, and made this music come up during the end of the match for anyone facing T-1000 or T-800.