"Terminator is a movie that people see over and over, so it works like that". Cameron is 100% correct. I've seen the film over and over because it's both a timeless classic and a masterpiece in cinema.
I agree. Just watched both of these with a friend who happened to "miss out" on these gems growing up. I had the feels all over again. Shows how great films can hold the test of time.
I also just rewatched T1 & T2 the other day and they're still my favourite movies of all time. But my girlfriend that watched it with me. It was her first time seeing both of the movies. And I had not revealed anything to her plot-wise about the movies. She isn't a big movie watcher and she hadn't heard the Terminator movies in the past. The only thing that she knew was that the first two were my favourite movies. And boy let me tell you, she was TOTALLY blown away by the films! At first, she was scared and disturbed by T-800 in the first film. But after seeing the T-800 transformed into the protector of John Conor, she was absolutely speechless! It was a real joy for me to watch her reactions on the first viewing of these amazing films. It was a good Sunday hehe.
I saw Terminator on opening night in 1984...not knowing what to expect. Back then you didnt go see a movie because Arnold was in it. But it looked like a decent choice. I actually remember feeling out of breath while watching it. I kept thinking "how come this guy wont die!?" Instant classic.
Total Bullshit (pun intended). He had been in Pumping Iron and, more importantly, Conan The Barbarian - which was AWESOME at the time (though the second one wasn't) - and so we most definitely went and saw movies because he was in them. Just because YOU were behind the times, it doesn't mean you can speak for everyone else...
I wore down my VHS copy during the summer of 1990, as a 12 year-old. Damn, a great summer, full of chills. Still the best movie in the Terminator franchise.
I actually think movies with simple premises are what fits the media best. So many movies try to adapt books instead of making scripts that are specifically written for the movies. One of the best such movies I've seen in recent years, is Dredd.
One of the very best movies of the 80's. But then - back then - they knew how to make a strong movie, without all the politics and agendas that are in movies these days.
@@MetalGamer666 u should watch Upgrade, Nightcrawler, SinCity, No country for old men, I saw the Devil etc. these are also simple premises but the execution is awesome.
The first Termimator is one of the most incredible movies ever created. It is a dark, dystopian, film-noir love story. When I first watched it as a kid in the 90s, I couldn't believe that a movie could be so dense and frightening. Brad Fiedel's soundtrack gives me goosebumps whenever I listen to it, feels almost like the termimator is near. This film is a piece of art, and while I can certainly understand why people love T2 so much (I do as well), the first one will always suck me in to its world a lot more.
It's terrific, and I like Reese's flashback scenes in particular. My only issue is that we don't much see how Reese reacts to the 80s pre-apocalypse world. Growing up in a hellish world, it seemed he would have been more emotional about the differences, maybe even tempted to just stick around when he first goes to 1984. Nevertheless it's a nit-picky thing and probably not something they'd have the screen time for.
@@jeffk1722 Jeff K, I would have liked a bit of dialogue with Reese and Sarah comparing the past to the future as well. It wouldn't even have to be lengthy though. But what's done is already done.
@@jeffk1722 there's a deleted scene where Kyle flips out about being in the 1984 world, look it up. The scene is a little odd but still good in concept
Schwarzenegger was definitely born to play this character. The fact that he's just friggin huge and says hardly anything in the film just scares the hell outta you. This Ladies and Gentlemen is what I call Movie Magic.
I watched T1 as a kid and it was one of the most incredible movies I had seen. And, to this day T1 & T2 are two of the best movies I’ve seen. Never gets old!
Mario Cassar was always my hero. Right up there with Silver and Spielberg. I still forgive him for Cutthroat Island because he helped make so many greats like Terminator and Basic Instinct
I dunno I find it a lil rough around the edges. It's very very good. But budget problems and some bits of music do date it considerably. That said it remains a Masterpiece. Personally I think T2 is the best thing Cameron has done. He essentially successfully switched genres on a franchise, won over the fans, made a remake, pushed the boundaries of filmmaking technology (almost all he did afterwards) and made one of the greatest action films of all time, all in one go. The performances were improved, Cameron's directing improved, the music improved. It was perfect.
Watching these two talk about the Terminator is giving me goosebumps. These are two artists talking about a thing they made together, and you can see the love they had for the project. This is great stuff.
So they only make good casting choices in 1984? Here's a choice that was just as good: Heath Ledger as the Joker. After that point they gave up on casting movies.
@@InvadersMustDie1918 yup just a random Filmmaker with two 2billion$ movies. not to mention he's coming back with Avatar 2 somewhere around in 2020s. other than that, he's yet to make a single bad movie as a director.
The alternative ending of t2 is the official ending of the series. No gyfiness, no sam Worthington, no gi Courtney, no evil or dead john Conor, Nothing!
Cameron did a lot of concept art for his movies. Including T2, Aliens and many more. For example both the Alien Queen and the Dropship in Aliens, was based on concept drawings of his.
Movie magic created by true talent that seems to be missing these days. Cameron has edged his way to the top director for me along with Lucas, Spielberg, and Scott.... Because he executes his vision with precision while keeping the story simple, allowing it to shine.
@@M.S.Fitness he did. e's what James Cameron initially envisioned a terminator to look like..a "blend into the crowd" guy, just as he spoke of in this interview. it took a few viewings for me to accept/like/respect Robert's performance..bc following Arnold, lol..but he did a great job. mimicking how a predator looks at prey, the angle he holds his head and eyes, rly brilliant.
I'm stunned how great this video is. Cameron absolutely killing it in describing this incredible film he created side by side with Arnold. If you ever planned or wanted to do something with film's Cameron is one of the many to study.
cant believe there is a three hour making of film about shitty alien vs predator and only this 20 min retrospective and a few 10 min semi-promo, behind the scene bits from back in the 80's about this legendary film...
It's clear why they are both such good friends even to this day. Arnold helped James just as much as James helped Arnold and they both believed in one another right at the very beginning of their respective careers. As you get older, you never forget people in life like that.
If an actor is willing to get dressed by himself walk onto a public street punch a car window and risk getting arrested that is a person you keep for life.
I have such fond memories of seeing the film the first time - I was by myself and afterwards went running back to school (I was in college) and grabbing friends saying "you have to see this movie NOW!!!" and going back and seeing it again! Still an all time fave 35 years later!!!
Those type of movies where you see it and immediately drag everyone you know back with you the 2nd time are truly great times! Hope they enjoyed it as much as you did..
@@tedlogan5628 Oh for sure!!! it's on the list of movies I can always watch. The final scene in the factory still creeps me out, with the unrelenting hand reaching for Sarah
its kinda sad that arnold talk most of the time about himself as terminator and james cameron. Linda hamilton and michael biehn deserve much more respect imho. they did a insane job.
@@penoyer79 He was sent from the future to make everyone else famous. He tried to save us from a dystopian future where every single movie had bland actors.
@Skippy the Alien I mean Biehn had leading roles in Terminator, Aliens, Abyss, Tombstone... huge blockbusters between like 83 and 93 ... and still most movie goers doesn't know who he was lol. it was always "oh, it's THAT guy from..."
pure horror? It has seem pretty intense emotional moments (the future flashback, the scene by the window, reese's death, the final scene before the credits). Terminator to me is a sci-fi drama.
Look I was way under my age watching T1 and Predator! Thanks to my Father! But watching T2 In 1991 I was15... was the best Cinema Experience in my Life!
i saw it at the drive-in with my parents when i was 6, lol. But I fell asleep very quickly in the car, then woke up while he was using the minigun in Cyberdyne, then fell asleep again. Thats all I remember. Looking back, my parents were not going to let some little kids spoil T2, and I cant blame them!
I saw the first one on cable as well as the second...in 91 I was 17, so pretty much in the same boat. I remember my jaw dropping seeing the visual effects of T2 *thumbs up*
Ah! The Carolco home video theme is my favorite, gives me goosebumps even to this day! brings back so many memories when I went to see T2 at the theater :)
Totally agreed, but mostly as the best action movie ever made. I love Terminator one too but it just pales in comparison to T2. its still great, just not as great as T2. T2 also has the better villain, better action, better direction, better character interactions, better acting and is just a better movie. if i ever have to make a top 5 action movie list, it'll be like this. 1. T2 2. Inception 3. The Matrix 4. Terminator 5. The Raid or John Wick series.
Whenever the time comes for Arnie to move on from this world, it'll be up to us to keep the magic and power that all his movies created to inspire the future generations. Thank you so much Arnold for playing such iconic characters and working so hard for our entertainment. You are the greatest thing to come to this world.
It's still pretty heavy now but at this point, even though he has been in the United States for over fifty years, it's not something that's likely to change. I think that if he came to America when he was a child and not an adult in his twenties, he would have lost the accent by now but the accent is an accepted part of who Arnold is as an actor by now, I even think it helped with his success as an actor, that may sound a little strange to say but what I mean by that is that it made him different and stand out from other actors. Even James Cameron said that the famous ''I'll be back'' line from Terminator is such a memorable line because of HOW Arnold says it. If someone else said it, it doesn't have the same impact and resonance. But because of Arnold's accent, it helped make the line the iconic and memorable line it is today.
Thank you, James Cameron, for these great movies: "T 1 & 2", "Aliens", "True Lies" & "Titanic". "Avatar" is nothing for me. Arnold & James were such a great team! "T 1 & 2" are movies from another world. Idea, script, effects, cast, look, cut, sound, score - extremely good cinema!
This was re-released in my local cinema the week before Terminator Genisys came out. I was working the next day and the screening wouldn't finish until 11pm but I thought sod it, I'll watch this on the big screen. I even traded stories with my fellow viewers of what our first experience of the film was
James Cameron really is an incredible film maker. He was able to make the best situation out of any scene and makes everything so dramatic and effective. Many of his other films he has made, he brings everyone out to a real place that is very similar to scenes in the movies and makes them live there for a while. He said it helps everyone get into character better by experiencing the real thing
Cameron: "...a movie people will see over and over..." Lmao. you have no idea. I've basically lost count how many times I've seen The Terminator. Too many to count -- and I'm not a millenial. In fact I've watched it like twice this week alone.
Awesome video, thanks for putting this out there. God damn Terminator 1 and 2 were such amazing movies, one gets lost in them and forgets that they are watching a movie. Soundtrack is so powerful too that upon hearing it all the emotions associated with it come rushing back.
Sometimes I wonder, was it James that made Arnold or Arnold that made James... But I already knew Arnold movies before Terminator and James Cameron movies are mostly always great... they had both a lucky shot! Cameron made a great movie and could not been as great without Arnold!
Thanks to Jimmy Cameron, when I got to see this film I think when I was 9, I fucking shit myself, and to this day is THE only film that has ever scared me, lol I was so scared I wouldn't goto bed on my own that night for the fear of one of these bastards waiting for me at the top of the stairs.... then as I learned about lucid dreaming I would call in a terminator to fight my nightmares with me, so thanks for the memories... from the highlands of Scotland.
9:47 when they were talking about the acid and the face and the eyes etc, did anyone else think of Rainier Wolfcastle in The Simpsons shouting "my eyes! the goggles do nothing!"?
Maybe stop puking this horseshit into every video that features a good female character from some older time. There are good female characters today, but you need to stop looking at shitty modern Hollywood if you want to see them. Actually, that goes for almost anything in terms of film/television.
LOL, I think you mean Terminator 2, she's rescued like fifty times in Terminator and barely survives by turning on a crusher. Hey, turns out the two characters are pretty similar.
in T1 she was nice and pretty . Now she looks like shit to be honest she hasnt aged well at all , lines and wrinkes all over her face , she's a smoker and guess thats white people aging for you
This movie is the only movie, I've trielessly watched over hundreds of times since my childhood. every line, every scene is a classic and it never gets old.
James Cameron was right about Terminator it a movie you can see over and over again T1 and T2 were I seen millions of time and still my favorite movies to today I memorize the movies back and forth and never gets old
I still hope that Arnold and James Cameron will team up to do another Terminator together when Cameron gets the Terminator licensens back in 2018/19 which ever year it is.
RMJ1984 That won't happen. It the rights had never left Cameron there would have only been two films. He has been asked basically for every terminator film after to be involved in. Arnold basically begged him to direct 3 but said no. he told his story he wanted to tell.
After watching Avatar which when you get past the CGI is a very average movie I'm not sure it's a really bad thing Cameron isn't doing another Terminator.
"Terminator is a movie that people see over and over, so it works like that". Cameron is 100% correct. I've seen the film over and over because it's both a timeless classic and a masterpiece in cinema.
Indeed,I actually like them all and I dont get tired of them.
Facts
@@kurokoroT1 through T3 are my flims
@@preston4871 Only T1 and T2 for me; T2 had the perfect wrap up.
I just watched T1 and T2 today, nothing has changed, this movie is still gold.
I agree. Just watched both of these with a friend who happened to "miss out" on these gems growing up. I had the feels all over again. Shows how great films can hold the test of time.
Can't believe it took me this long to watch them. Sick af.
@dig duck Absolutely :)
I also just rewatched T1 & T2 the other day and they're still my favourite movies of all time.
But my girlfriend that watched it with me. It was her first time seeing both of the movies. And I had not revealed anything to her plot-wise about the movies. She isn't a big movie watcher and she hadn't heard the Terminator movies in the past. The only thing that she knew was that the first two were my favourite movies.
And boy let me tell you, she was TOTALLY blown away by the films! At first, she was scared and disturbed by T-800 in the first film. But after seeing the T-800 transformed into the protector of John Conor, she was absolutely speechless! It was a real joy for me to watch her reactions on the first viewing of these amazing films. It was a good Sunday hehe.
Going to torrents and following your suite 👍
I saw Terminator on opening night in 1984...not knowing what to expect. Back then you didnt go see a movie because Arnold was in it. But it looked like a decent choice. I actually remember feeling out of breath while watching it. I kept thinking "how come this guy wont die!?"
Instant classic.
Total Bullshit (pun intended). He had been in Pumping Iron and, more importantly, Conan The Barbarian - which was AWESOME at the time (though the second one wasn't) - and so we most definitely went and saw movies because he was in them. Just because YOU were behind the times, it doesn't mean you can speak for everyone else...
@@philsurtees . ^^
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@yurek hunt Fact
“What were you a drummer boy!? You must have been 10 years old!!!”
He's like some kind of non-giving up...school ...guy
I wore down my VHS copy during the summer of 1990, as a 12 year-old. Damn, a great summer, full of chills. Still the best movie in the Terminator franchise.
Sarah Conner Driving into the Storm at the end and not a Sunset is perfection.
I still get goosebumps when that music and thunder hits
I know. 🤣
When was this interview
@@FrancisSyCoCo On the final screen it says "Copyright 1992 Live Home Video"
Contrast that with the ending of Gen.....ge.....no, I can't even say it.
Started as a low budget horror movie, become a Legend.
seems like a lot of movies are done like that
We only have happy little accidents
@@gavin9174 Halloween as well.
@yomart105 Happy accidents? What do you mean?
@@LordMalice6d9 he means lighting in a bolt the terminator was never ment to be this big thing it was just a low budget horror film thats all.
Gotta hand it to Cameron. He keeps his premiss simple but puts so much effort into every single detail that it just makes his movies stand out
Agreed. Cameron is the best visual director ever.
Right on, agreed. 4:56 alright James, I only wish you changed that date in the beginning... to May 10th, Thursday, 1984.
I actually think movies with simple premises are what fits the media best. So many movies try to adapt books instead of making scripts that are specifically written for the movies. One of the best such movies I've seen in recent years, is Dredd.
One of the very best movies of the 80's. But then - back then - they knew how to make a strong movie, without all the politics and agendas that are in movies these days.
@@MetalGamer666 u should watch Upgrade, Nightcrawler, SinCity, No country for old men, I saw the Devil etc. these are also simple premises but the execution is awesome.
The first Termimator is one of the most incredible movies ever created. It is a dark, dystopian, film-noir love story. When I first watched it as a kid in the 90s, I couldn't believe that a movie could be so dense and frightening. Brad Fiedel's soundtrack gives me goosebumps whenever I listen to it, feels almost like the termimator is near. This film is a piece of art, and while I can certainly understand why people love T2 so much (I do as well), the first one will always suck me in to its world a lot more.
It's terrific, and I like Reese's flashback scenes in particular. My only issue is that we don't much see how Reese reacts to the 80s pre-apocalypse world. Growing up in a hellish world, it seemed he would have been more emotional about the differences, maybe even tempted to just stick around when he first goes to 1984. Nevertheless it's a nit-picky thing and probably not something they'd have the screen time for.
@@jeffk1722 Jeff K, I would have liked a bit of dialogue with Reese and Sarah comparing the past to the future as well. It wouldn't even have to be lengthy though. But what's done is already done.
@@jeffk1722 i think being fighting with terminators all his life he learned to think like them. He was focused on his mission
@@jeffk1722 there's a deleted scene where Kyle flips out about being in the 1984 world, look it up. The scene is a little odd but still good in concept
Much grittier and more terrifying, like a straight horror-film. A very strong real first entry.
James Cameron is a Genius. Simple.
No doubt abt it
Schwarzenegger was definitely born to play this character. The fact that he's just friggin huge and says hardly anything in the film just scares the hell outta you.
This Ladies and Gentlemen is what I call Movie Magic.
I watched T1 as a kid and it was one of the most incredible movies I had seen. And, to this day T1 & T2 are two of the best movies I’ve seen. Never gets old!
I love the Carolco openings, if you saw that you were about to enjoy something great.
The music was written by Jerry Goldsmith.
Always reminds me of Rambo II lol
I'm so glad to hear it's not just me who's thought this!!
Mario Cassar was always my hero. Right up there with Silver and Spielberg. I still forgive him for Cutthroat Island because he helped make so many greats like Terminator and Basic Instinct
yup I have these movies on VHS I remember these sounds so much as a kid!
Arnold's calves are Epic.
Mahesh Walatara Why is everyone making racist comments here why? when you see a black man in the truck you used the N-word you crazy idiots.
***** Go to hell you sick son of a bitch.
Matthew Singh-Dosanjh Fuck you.
Of course, he was a championship bodybuilder before he got into acting, so his calves, like the rest of him, would be in fantastic shape.
@@JR-ju3kj or as you can see in this video the rest of him melted while the calves remained hmm maybe calf implants
Still consider Terminator to be Cameron's best work. All-time classic.
Terminator is the perfect script
I dunno I find it a lil rough around the edges. It's very very good. But budget problems and some bits of music do date it considerably.
That said it remains a Masterpiece. Personally I think T2 is the best thing Cameron has done. He essentially successfully switched genres on a franchise, won over the fans, made a remake, pushed the boundaries of filmmaking technology (almost all he did afterwards) and made one of the greatest action films of all time, all in one go.
The performances were improved, Cameron's directing improved, the music improved. It was perfect.
Dizzy Blu
Agreed. Terminator 2 is better than the first Terminator. His worst film might be Avatar.
@Jason very different movies....but I love them all!
@@Brinta3 Avatars marketing was impressive tho because even I went to watch that thing in teather.
Watching these two talk about the Terminator is giving me goosebumps. These are two artists talking about a thing they made together, and you can see the love they had for the project. This is great stuff.
They dont make 'em like this anymore.
I thought the exact same thing when watching "Airplane" the other night. People would get sued over this shit, or apologize, these days.
Too much soy in hollywood
arnold as the terminator is the greatest casting decision ever made after f murray abraham as salieri in amadeus.
Juanito Alimaña Agree. Good call on F. Murray Abraham! He was spectacular.
So they only make good casting choices in 1984? Here's a choice that was just as good: Heath Ledger as the Joker. After that point they gave up on casting movies.
VaughnJogVlog Heath Ledger as Joker...No. If Ledger didn't die, no Oscar.
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heath ledger as the joker has no place among casts like F. Murray as Salieri or Arnold as the terminator to be frank.
I thought he killed Mozart what easier way to do so then by being in the same movie with him
The Ultimate Collaboration between actor and director !!! Cameron and Arnold hit it out of the damn park!!!
James Cameron is an absolute genius, period.
Supposedly he stole this idea.. ha ha.
Na, a writer of the outer limits claimed this idea was stolen from an episode of the show, but its ridiculous and no where similar.
He was, now he's just a random filmmaker.
@@InvadersMustDie1918 yup just a random Filmmaker with two 2billion$ movies. not to mention he's coming back with Avatar 2 somewhere around in 2020s. other than that, he's yet to make a single bad movie as a director.
@wolfaesthetic Aren't you so excited for the sequels?!! 😂😂
Terminator 1 and 2 are just amazing. Amazing.
The alternative ending of t2 is the official ending of the series. No gyfiness, no sam Worthington, no gi Courtney, no evil or dead john Conor, Nothing!
“Real acid? My eyes! The goggles do nothing!”
Beat me to it. 😂
Thought I was the only one, god bless the 90’s Simpson’s.
I quoted that aloud too! LOL.
I wonder if the Simpsons were referencing this production.
Sean Wieland haha
LMAOOOO
Did Cameron draw that picture!? That's crazy. A man with many talents.
BlackS0l Fun Fact: James Cameron drew the Rose portrait in Titanic. He's an artist.
He also make some corrections for the final look of the predator
Before becoming a director himself, he was a matte painter for Roger Corman.
My thoughts as well!
Cameron did a lot of concept art for his movies. Including T2, Aliens and many more. For example both the Alien Queen and the Dropship in Aliens, was based on concept drawings of his.
Movie magic created by true talent that seems to be missing these days. Cameron has edged his way to the top director for me along with Lucas, Spielberg, and Scott....
Because he executes his vision with precision while keeping the story simple, allowing it to shine.
Arnold is the Terminator. No one else can/could play that role!
Well Robert Patrick done it fine
@@M.S.Fitness he did. e's what James Cameron initially envisioned a terminator to look like..a "blend into the crowd" guy, just as he spoke of in this interview. it took a few viewings for me to accept/like/respect Robert's performance..bc following Arnold, lol..but he did a great job. mimicking how a predator looks at prey, the angle he holds his head and eyes, rly brilliant.
@@M.S.Fitness yeah but he was the T1000, Arnold was the T800
@@billgeezeriommi no shit Sherlock, now go get me a Phased plasma rife in da 40w range or da Oooozie nein millimeda
I'm stunned how great this video is. Cameron absolutely killing it in describing this incredible film he created side by side with Arnold. If you ever planned or wanted to do something with film's Cameron is one of the many to study.
Arnold understands this character so well. Everything he said about body movements was correct.
understanding the body (from experience in his bodybuilding career) also helped too
is that the shirt Arnold is wearing at the beginning of predator lol
His overall looks seems to come from Twins. At least to me.
Is that where he goes, "Dylan you son of a bitch!" to Carl Weathers
JosephChristian,,, yes. I tought the same thing when i saw it
*Dramatic hand shake close-up*
I think the sleeves are to long, no? Not enough bicep showing in the one he wears in this interview. 😎💪
cant believe there is a three hour making of film about shitty alien vs predator and only this 20 min retrospective and a few 10 min semi-promo, behind the scene bits from back in the 80's about this legendary film...
Don't forget that AvP were made with a DVD release in mind. That means multiple re-releases, with behind the scenes stuff.
Digital filming also allows way more footage to be filmed including behind the scenes
They didn't think this movie would become what it became, hence why there was no extra budget for BTS.
@terrormonkey1 there's more online
What a comfy setting, that house looks nice
My guess is, it's Cameron's place in Malibu.
It's clear why they are both such good friends even to this day. Arnold helped James just as much as James helped Arnold and they both believed in one another right at the very beginning of their respective careers. As you get older, you never forget people in life like that.
If an actor is willing to get dressed by himself walk onto a public street punch a car window and risk getting arrested that is a person you keep for life.
I have such fond memories of seeing the film the first time - I was by myself and afterwards went running back to school (I was in college) and grabbing friends saying "you have to see this movie NOW!!!" and going back and seeing it again! Still an all time fave 35 years later!!!
Those type of movies where you see it and immediately drag everyone you know back with you the 2nd time are truly great times! Hope they enjoyed it as much as you did..
@@tedlogan5628 Oh for sure!!! it's on the list of movies I can always watch. The final scene in the factory still creeps me out, with the unrelenting hand reaching for Sarah
its kinda sad that arnold talk most of the time about himself as terminator and james cameron. Linda hamilton and michael biehn deserve much more respect imho. they did a insane job.
+izidor well they weren't there.
well it's arnold of cause he talked about himself more.
It's amazing to me that Biehn was in like every blockbuster from the mid 80s into the mid 90s and never blew up yet many of his co-stars did.
@@penoyer79
He was sent from the future to make everyone else famous.
He tried to save us from a dystopian future where every single movie had bland actors.
@Skippy the Alien I mean Biehn had leading roles in Terminator, Aliens, Abyss, Tombstone... huge blockbusters between like 83 and 93 ... and still most movie goers doesn't know who he was lol. it was always "oh, it's THAT guy from..."
4:22 James's artwork.. what a genius i mean really. Wow
I can see why some people prefer T1 - it’s pure horror with no distractions about family relationships to take off the otherwise unrelenting pressure
Like me i prefer the first one its my favourite of all times
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I prefer T2 but I can totally see why others prefer T1.
I can't decide.
T1 is still my fav. Can't beat the tension and intensity.
pure horror? It has seem pretty intense emotional moments (the future flashback, the scene by the window, reese's death, the final scene before the credits). Terminator to me is a sci-fi drama.
Look I was way under my age watching T1 and Predator! Thanks to my Father! But watching T2 In 1991 I was15... was the best Cinema Experience in my Life!
i saw it at the drive-in with my parents when i was 6, lol. But I fell asleep very quickly in the car, then woke up while he was using the minigun in Cyberdyne, then fell asleep again. Thats all I remember. Looking back, my parents were not going to let some little kids spoil T2, and I cant blame them!
Dito, i think i was in that movie about 5 times, including the english original - and at that time, my english was even worse than today.
I saw the first one on cable as well as the second...in 91 I was 17, so pretty much in the same boat. I remember my jaw dropping seeing the visual effects of T2 *thumbs up*
Yep. I saw it when I was 11 or so. Life changing.
2019?
Anyone?
why the hell are you asking? who cares?
@@NKomarov cause he is a like-junkie
@@diavolo9853 2020
I love how the terminator uses Reese 's line in T2. "come with me if you want to live."
Ah! The Carolco home video theme is my favorite, gives me goosebumps even to this day! brings back so many memories when I went to see T2 at the theater :)
And the sequel, Terminator 2, is the best film ever made.
Wrong Terminator 1 is better.
I like the first one better. T2 is great too...
Totally agreed, but mostly as the best action movie ever made. I love Terminator one too but it just pales in comparison to T2. its still great, just not as great as T2. T2 also has the better villain, better action, better direction, better character interactions, better acting and is just a better movie. if i ever have to make a top 5 action movie list, it'll be like this.
1. T2
2. Inception
3. The Matrix
4. Terminator
5. The Raid or John Wick series.
T2 was a masterpiece and set the bar for special fx that movie was well ahead of its time definitely agreed that T2 is the best movie ever!!
Amen brother
Wow. All these years I assumed The Terminator was written specifically for Arnold. That's how perfect he was for the role. Amazing.
Yeah, most people don't remember Arnold wasn't Arnold just yet.
Whenever the time comes for Arnie to move on from this world, it'll be up to us to keep the magic and power that all his movies created to inspire the future generations. Thank you so much Arnold for playing such iconic characters and working so hard for our entertainment. You are the greatest thing to come to this world.
Haha Arnold's accent was so much heavier back then
It's still pretty heavy now but at this point, even though he has been in the United States for over fifty years, it's not something that's likely to change. I think that if he came to America when he was a child and not an adult in his twenties, he would have lost the accent by now but the accent is an accepted part of who Arnold is as an actor by now, I even think it helped with his success as an actor, that may sound a little strange to say but what I mean by that is that it made him different and stand out from other actors.
Even James Cameron said that the famous ''I'll be back'' line from Terminator is such a memorable line because of HOW Arnold says it. If someone else said it, it doesn't have the same impact and resonance. But because of Arnold's accent, it helped make the line the iconic and memorable line it is today.
It sucks that aging is even a thing i miss the old young cool Arnold :(
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There's interviews where Arnold talks about working to keep his accent, as he sees it as part of his trademark in films.
@@JR-ju3kj If arnold didnt have an accent I would probably not like his character as much. His accent is what makes all the oneliners.
Thank you, James Cameron, for these great movies: "T 1 & 2", "Aliens", "True Lies" & "Titanic". "Avatar" is nothing for me. Arnold & James were such a great team! "T 1 & 2" are movies from another world. Idea, script, effects, cast, look, cut, sound, score - extremely good cinema!
Perfect movies T1 and T2. Its impossible to have a favorite one. Thank u for the vid
People have a go at arnie's acting, but the way he conveys focus in this movie is so impressive. He is terrifying as the Terminator.
The part that gives me chills is when Reese tells Sarah why the Terminator is after her. Absolutely awesome scene.
"And he WILL NOT STOP...UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD." : O
This was re-released in my local cinema the week before Terminator Genisys came out. I was working the next day and the screening wouldn't finish until 11pm but I thought sod it, I'll watch this on the big screen. I even traded stories with my fellow viewers of what our first experience of the film was
And the music score... Perfect. Simple yet haunting and identifiable.
love the music! the perfect storm movie..producer, director, actors, story and score.
I like how the interview begins in the day and by the end it's night.
I love Arnold; I'm not gay; but he makes guys feel that way.
First movie I remember I saw, me and my cousin and his dad watched it. Back in the days when parents let you watch everything and it was awesome.
“We did pour acid on you”
Okay then.
Arnold's acting was really great? He was so soulless, brilliant!
This was AMAZING! Thanks for putting this up!
That painting Cameron did is amazing !
James Cameron really is an incredible film maker. He was able to make the best situation out of any scene and makes everything so dramatic and effective. Many of his other films he has made, he brings everyone out to a real place that is very similar to scenes in the movies and makes them live there for a while. He said it helps everyone get into character better by experiencing the real thing
Cameron: "...a movie people will see over and over..." Lmao. you have no idea. I've basically lost count how many times I've seen The Terminator. Too many to count -- and I'm not a millenial. In fact I've watched it like twice this week alone.
Are you married?
I've seen it tons, too. and T2, Twister and Titanic and a few other great movies. it's fun to re watch films..memorize lines, lol.
The nostalgia is strong on this interview.
everything james says is so thought through, it's pleasing listening to someone with this rare quality
Awesome video, thanks for putting this out there. God damn Terminator 1 and 2 were such amazing movies, one gets lost in them and forgets that they are watching a movie. Soundtrack is so powerful too that upon hearing it all the emotions associated with it come rushing back.
and they say arnold had 'chicken legs'??? those calves are bigger than cameron's head..
@Norm T they are huge
these days few things are bigger than Cameron's head =P
Its very rare that the sequel is better than the first, but T2 is just so amazing
In the 90's we got lucky w/ a bunch of sequels that were actually mostly better. Definitely rare, tho.
6:42 The TENSION! Love this scene 🔥🎬👏🏾
Sometimes I wonder, was it James that made Arnold or Arnold that made James... But I already knew Arnold movies before Terminator and James Cameron movies are mostly always great... they had both a lucky shot! Cameron made a great movie and could not been as great without Arnold!
If Arnold is reading this
I don't know what to say
Speechless
I miss Stan Winston.
Me too😢
I love this movie. I remember having my teeth out from the dentist and watching it at home sick and recovering...!!! 😬🤕👌 Inspiring film...!!! 👍
I think it's incredible all the emotions i go through, while watching The Terminator, and especialy Terminator 2 Judgement day.
T1 interview with T2 back music.. Just wonderfull.
+Turbito Bernardi i thought the exact same thing :)
Thanks to Jimmy Cameron, when I got to see this film I think when I was 9, I fucking shit myself, and to this day is THE only film that has ever scared me, lol I was so scared I wouldn't goto bed on my own that night for the fear of one of these bastards waiting for me at the top of the stairs.... then as I learned about lucid dreaming I would call in a terminator to fight my nightmares with me, so thanks for the memories... from the highlands of Scotland.
How about stealing another t-800 and reprogram it to protect you. XD
FINALLY! English subtitles! I've been waiting years for that!
Classic movie that never gets old, born in the 80ts grew up with it.
I am stoked to see Cameron once again make a terminator movie!!!
Perfect film
This interview takes place in about 17 years from now.
Thank you guys for making the best action movie concept ever. You both were brilliant.
I've lost count how many times I've watched this film.
"Is that REAL acid?" lol
***** Did The Simpsons know this and reference it with Wolfcastle filming the Fallout Boy movie?
***** "Now that's real acid, so I want to see goggles people""My eyes, the goggles do nothing"
dbreiden83080 I LOVE those quotes! Lol! :-)
9:47 when they were talking about the acid and the face and the eyes etc, did anyone else think of Rainier Wolfcastle in The Simpsons shouting "my eyes! the goggles do nothing!"?
LMAO Holy shit you're right XD
9:50 I love the transition from "or in the eyes, it burns a little bit" to a shot of his mangled face in the movie. Nicely edited retrospective.
Cool videos, oldschool America...
See Captain Marvel? this is how a strong female character is done
You should blame directors not the actor. actors are just vessels that live out the imagination of directors
cristhianfs or Ripley from aliens
Maybe stop puking this horseshit into every video that features a good female character from some older time. There are good female characters today, but you need to stop looking at shitty modern Hollywood if you want to see them. Actually, that goes for almost anything in terms of film/television.
@@theepowerful Uma Therman - Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction , Winona Ryder - Stranger things.
LOL, I think you mean Terminator 2, she's rescued like fifty times in Terminator and barely survives by turning on a crusher. Hey, turns out the two characters are pretty similar.
THANKS for posting!!!!
Watched it again last night. It's a masterpiece.
4:30 Da fowty five long slide, wid laser sighting
phase plasma rifle, in da fowty watt range
Dah Uzi nine milametah
Just what you see pal
Wrong
you cant do that.....WRONG!
Linda Hamilton will be 60 this year, cant believe it.
in T1 she was nice and pretty . Now she looks like shit to be honest she hasnt aged well at all , lines and wrinkes all over her face , she's a smoker and guess thats white people aging for you
smoke and drugs and not working out makes people not aged well and terrible
smoke and drugs and not working out makes people not aged well and terrible
smoke and drugs and not working out makes people not aged well and terrible
@@jameskng8176: You said that... three times!
Reading this movie's script and having some coffee we can find so many details that we missed watching it. Very enjoyable.
Arnie owns the conversation ....credit to Cameron......great orchestrator and enabler.
The best film music ever.
So, you've only seen 3 movies then.
movies were so good back then. Loved Arnold still do. Commando is my fav tho
90's grunge? Commando?? i don't know who you are but now you are my friend :)
i lied...
This movie is the only movie, I've trielessly watched over hundreds of times since my childhood. every line, every scene is a classic and it never gets old.
Thanks for posting this interesting stuff.
gun shop scene and the police station shootout were so good
when he shoots the cop through the wall and that music plays
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Did you notice Arnold's calves ?they're just huge!
Arnold once said the calf muscle was his favorite and what he considered the most beautiful.
It used to be his weakest body part
This was 1992. He was said to have had calf implants.
@@williamshaw9047 lies
When he was talking about the acid @9:24, all I could think of was: "My eyes!! The goggles do NOTHING!!"
Zapp Brannigan haha, good one 😂
The one movie that had all genre's in one - action, thriller, drama, romance, elements of comedy and ultimatley horror! T2 was simply an action movie.
they just don't make em lilke that anymore.
Linda was so hot back then
damn !
still is! I'd fuck it.
I wouldn't now.
James Cameron was right about Terminator it a movie you can see over and over again T1 and T2 were I seen millions of time and still my favorite movies to today I memorize the movies back and forth and never gets old
Arnold Schwarzenegger knows a Gold Mine indeed!
Well Done!
James Cameron is a creative genius indeed! Well paired indeed!
I still hope that Arnold and James Cameron will team up to do another Terminator together when Cameron gets the Terminator licensens back in 2018/19 which ever year it is.
RMJ1984 That won't happen. It the rights had never left Cameron there would have only been two films. He has been asked basically for every terminator film after to be involved in. Arnold basically begged him to direct 3 but said no. he told his story he wanted to tell.
RMJ1984 terminator with its own walking frame.
After watching Avatar which when you get past the CGI is a very average movie I'm not sure it's a really bad thing Cameron isn't doing another Terminator.
Michael Parker exactly, he doesn't have the midas touch even though he made some of the best movies of that era (Aliens and The Terminator)
I hope Cameron doesn't make any more terminator films and he let's it die.