Check out Thomas Dekker in "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" like mrb mentions. He plays a different John Connor that's been humbled and traumatized by the events of T2, but he did a great job
I don't know if you're reading this, Ed. I was your age when T2 came out. You and Arnold were role models that shaped my personality. I wish you all the best!
I was around the same age as John when I first saw T2, and it was the first time I had a hero as a kid, someone that wasn't an adult, could almost put yourself in his shoes. Thank you for that.
@@Caleb-pb9ez Most actors don't practice gun safety. They rely on the people who've been hired to practice gun safety for them to do their f*king jobs.
I've worked in the industry, and you absolutely become family. Long hours, six days a week fights, kiss and make up.... For months you go through some really stressful sh🦊t. You completely rely on each other... the "crazy cousin" the the "angry aunt" the "belligerent brother" they are all members of the crew you trust implicitly .
It’s crazy how we almost got to see him in Terminator 3 but because of drugs he was let go, i didnt like the actor that they chose to replace him, he was a terrible john connor.
@MuddywatermultimediaGroup I thought the new John was OK. He turned out sort of how you'd expect him to after Sarah died. Still a bit of a loner and an asshole. The biggest downside was that he looked nothing like Eddie. That was the main thing that threw me off with the recast.
Man Eddie is looking and sounding so much better these days! I used to see him all the time back in the day when I would take my surprise unwilling vacations to rehab..thankfully I found better ways to pursue life in 2014.. But glad to see Eddie doing good and being a good father to his boy!
@@michaellorta6063 😂 thank you 🙏 I appreciate it, I know it can be a difficult subject to talk about and is a pretty dark subject so I like to cushion it with some light humor!
@@Soyuz2578 yeah it’s unfortunate 😕 most people probably think he looked better on drugs because he was thinner but getting clean can make you gain weight especially the older you get.. for some people eating can replace that craving and will give you a dopamine release that can turn into a comfort zone to go to when dealing with stress or anxiety. Sadly that’s why a lot of people keep using because they can’t stand to look at themselves change so drastically
It was such a different experience back then with movie theaters and block busters movie rentals. Netflix has taken so much fun away from film. Netflix is for couch potato’s not true film enthusiasts. The action stars of today don’t even compare to the 90’s Alpha action stars such as Arnold, Stallone, Jean Claud Van Dame etc. Going to the movies back then was such a fun family event.
❤ fabulous The older I get more and more of those memories are so important... I'll never forget a day in 1988 when we went to go see the Batman movie with Michael Keaton and went to the fair that evening 🌃🌃 almost 40 yr memory popped iny head😢❤
The amount of drama, emotion and tension is unparalleled to this day for an action film. A story of a "broken" women and her son, which just so happens to be the greatest action film ever made It's like the beatles of action films, absolutely timeless
@@orwellianson sounds like he needed to. I'm not sure the people he was apparently horrible to would accept his mellowing as an apology for the way he treated them, but we are all complex characters. He has definitely produced some sterling work, and I don't doubt he has good qualities too. I'm glad you got to meet him, and wish you all the best.
Dear John Connor, You all were super amazing and still are. dont be sad if it stopped filming, you all are still performing Every time i watch it. i am 40+ and I still watch it with the same enthusiasm. many memories with my family of six watching it together. my elder bro and dad...we really enjoy it. Want to Thank You all.
@@aenima4892 That's what it was. Few kids were prepared for the fame back then, it wasn't hard to fall into a drug culture with the sudden burst of fame and wealth. It's different now.
You know he's a "good dude" how? Tell me. Do you hang out with him? Have you ever met him? So, you assume he's a "good guy" because he says things you like to hear?
@@BoopSnoot i have thought the same about a few more Hollywood actors who could have made big bucks by making action movies like Eric Stoltz comes to mind, but my guess is these people were never athletic and never liked that to begin with, also they often had personal problems or behavior problems on set made things more difficult to work with them.
He really did and doesn't get enough credit for it. Easily one of the greatest American movies period. He made the movie for me as a kid. Him and that dirtbike.
Watching this on Laser Disc at my neighbors' house with full surround sound and a big screen back in the early 90's when i was about 8 years old will forever be burned into my psyche
@@bricktop2393 I saw it when I was around 7, I thinks I just got the endoskeleton figure from Toysrus and then rented it on the way home. with my parents of coarse.
I mean, he does have to grow up and become an adult at some point.Who's not gonna look exactly the same when he becomes an adult?And it's not like they could bring this guy back, he's not quite. Fit for a movie roll at this point unfortunately.
He was sort of like a slightly older real life Bart Simpson (The Simpsons been around for a few year & they were huge). And just like Bart he wasn't really a bad kid just a bit out of control, mischievous, looking for adventure & getting himself in all kind of trouble both at home & on the streets.
Looking in his eyes tell me shyt wasn’t ez & still isn’t. He refuse to hide his pain which l appreciate because smiling is a luxury when keep’n it 100…
I honestly don't know how a kid, without much acting experience, pulled off the roll of John Connor so perfectly, and seemingly effortlessly. It didn't even seem like he was acting. We saw him express nearly everybody emotion, and the different personas based on who he was with (foster parents, mom, friend, Myles Dyson's young son, the T2, etc).
@@grabbityYa, he was damn good in American History X. It sucks that so many of these children actors end up a mess later on. It's such a fucked up situation to be in as a child.
He acted like a normal street kid of that era would actually act in real life i guess:D I was his age when i first saw the movie in the early 90s and his character thought and acted pretty much like me and my friends
@@volfi123I agree. I was a couple years younger, but he acted like my older brother and his friends. They even had that same dumbass haircut. I remember they’d have to brush the bangs out of their face every 10 seconds. 😂
When I was a kid I stayed over at my older cousin’s house. He rented out T2 and Point Break and we watched them both that night. They’re the first films made for adults that I remember seeing and they’re still in my top 10 of all time.
That T2 movie came out when WW3 was such a looming threat. When that nuclear blast scene aired with Sarah Connor at the playground, it was so profound. Here we are three decades later, desensitized to such images of destruction yet closer to WW3 than ever.
Hmm. No, T2 came out in 1991, after the Berlin Wall had fallen and the Soviet Union had collapsed. We were probably the furthest away from WW3 being a "looming threat" at that point. The 60s, 70s and even the 80s were pretty dicey in that respect, though.
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel The mood didn’t change until approaching mid-90s, and it was short-lived. I was poking holes in the ocean on a Trident back in those days. China was threatening Taiwan too. We were ready.
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel but then there was the original WTC bombing, gulf war in the states, IRA tearing apart Northern Ireland, Bosnian conflict, etc def further from WW3 then than now but a lot of conflicts arose at that time
*I’m 38 and T2 is still one of my favorite movies!* I remember as a kid watching this and being slightly jealous of John Connor. I’m glad to hear that he had a great experience filming this movie.
If youve never acted or dont know much about it youre really being your most vulnerable as a human being in front of your co-actors and you really learn to trust them. When you really think about it all we really want as humans, in relationships, is openness, trust, and vulnerability. So i understand how its like family for a lot of these actors
Eddie's a gifted actor - look at what he did as John Connor in his FIRST MOVIE ROLE and lets not forget about the absolute blinder of a performance he pulled off in American History X. Been rooting for Eddie for a while now through his ups and downs and I truly delighted to see him sober and clear headed. Heres to many more outstanding performances to come mate 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
This movie made my childhood. And can we talk about the fact that Robert Patrick was such an amazing athlete in that movie that he was running TOO FAST and he had to slow down for the running sequences? This movie was the pinnacle of cinema. Best actuon movie ever made. ❤
it kind of bothers me he never got the fame he should have playing the other terminator as well as he did. His running looked almost inhumanly perfect, like a machine that was programmed to run with best technique.
@@joenobody5913 he fell into a major drug problem for the longest time, you could see it in his face. He definitely is looking better than he used to. Filled out more and less gaunt. Still left its mark under his eyes though.
This interview brings a tear to my eye, well not literally, but spiritually, it felt like meeting a long lost classmate after decades of not seeing each other.
See this clip made me cry cause it made me think about my dad who has since passed away a few years ago. When T2 came out in theaters my dad took me to go see it but I could never tell my mom about it. Its one of my best memories I have of my dad and still to this day my mom still doesnt know. Thank you for this wonderful clip full of beautiful memories.
Everyone was great in that movie. Furlong, Arnie, Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick ... every one of those characters are written to be iconic and the actors totally delivered.
T2 holds up. But that's because of ILM. Marvel right now doesn't have time. The Digital Effects people are the last people to see any scene. In T2, they were the first to see the scene.
Beautiful short story. One of my fav movies of all time. It was super intense being a kid when it came out. The effects were simply amazing yet scary. The craziest thing is things are now quickly heading that way so the movie is very much a prediction of what is happening now. The playground dream scene still haunts me to this day.
As far as I can remember, T2 was the only movie I’ve ever seen with my Grandpa from Michigan. We went to the movies and he was just ridiculous! LoL. He kept saying things like “oh what the h:))” and “HOLY cow!” He was so loud! LoL. It was hilarious. When he past away a few yrs later, going through his VCR tapes we found where he recorded T2 on regular television. Commercials and all. We watched that movie countless times. He was an amazing man. Was a Marine from WWII. Stormed Iwo Jima. Amazing man.
Can I just say how proud I am of Edward Furlong? He’s been through so fucking much, and really shows how decent he is as a person by being generous and warm. This is a guy who was groomed as a teenager, and could’ve died many times over from drugs. I’m proud to see him still enjoying life and sharing these stories. He’s still the best and only John Connor to many fans
I think the OG was best, but of course T2 always has a soft spot. (I do not even consider any of the other movies.) [EDIT]..... forgot to mention last summer I went to LA and visited many of the filming locations john Connors house, the canal... i highly recommend 👌 folks
When he cried, "I order you not to go! I order you not to go!!" it really cemented this film as a masterpiece, compared to the first one. I just love that there’s so much heart in it.
“Watching John with the machine, it was suddenly so clear. The Terminator would never stop. It would never leave him. It would never hurt him, never shout at him, or get drunk and hit him, or say it was too busy to spend time with him. It would always be there. And it would die to protect him. Of all the would-be fathers who came and went over the years, this thing, this machine was the only one that measured up. In an insane world, it was the sanest choice.”
@@CantTellYou Yeah, the Resistance sent a soldier back to Shakespeare’s time to get him to write something about the T-800 being the father-figure their leader needed when he was a boy.
I never wanted to see a movie more in my life. The excitement i had for that movie will never be topped. It was the greatest blockbuster ever. The lead actor, the subject, the special effects, the soundtrack, the freaking director. It was a perfect mix of everything needed to do something unforgettable. What a time to be a kid in the summer without the internet to distract you from wanting to see a HUGE movie.
It was one of the rare sequals that was better than the original imo! Aliens might be the only other one I think also did the same (also directed by Cameron of course).
The only excitement I felt that matched T2 in the theater was having seen The Last Crusade also in the theater 2 years earlier. Great time for great movies
How old were you in 91? I was, i think, 7. I do remember the hype was insane. I actually teared up at the end when Arnold lowered himself into the molten fire. I was a big Arnie fan so I hated seeing him die.
Man, I was 19 and in drug treatment in Buffalo, Iowa, when T2 hit the theaters. I watched the trailers on TV in the day block in county before being transferred to the drug treatment facility. I couldn’t leave the facility grounds until I graduated their 21-day program and by then T2 had left the theaters, but there was a cheap theater that played movies right after their initial release on sub-par screens and sound systems, and this place was showing T2! So first day of freedom me and this Mexican dude named Jimmy reserved seats on the facility van that transports people daily to the Davenport transit station, from there we hopped on a bus that took us over the Mississippi into Moline, IL, and at their transit station we transferred to a bus that took us close to the theater, hopped out, crossed over some roads, and walked into the theater. Our minds were blown! I was a seasoned moviegoer since birth, Jimmy, however, I don’t think had been to see too many movies on the big screen. He was having the time of his life. He was actually giddy with excitement. That’s the magic of Cameron’s movies. Years later when True Lies came out, I was by myself in the very top row, and directly in front of me was an old couple, and they too were having the time of their lives, especially during the Harrier sequence, which they watched with bated breath while holding each other. The man is a master. He only ever disappointed me with the Way of Water. But all is forgiven because Mr Cameron has provided me with oodles of entertainment, and though Aliens and Terminator are my favorites, T2 stands as a testament of excellence in action movie making, second only to Die Hard. Here’s another story if you’re still with me… When I was 16 me and two buddies (whom I still know!) one late winter night went to go see Die Hard, not knowing anything about it but that it was an action movie. We sat in the back row and took our coats off and used them to muffle the lighter flash as we took hits from a one-hitter. We barely paid attention to the movie, but when McClane dropped that explosive down the elevator shaft, we put the weed away and paid close attention. Man, Hollywood needs to put out something these days that’ll knock your socks off the way T2 and Die Hard did…
Nice to see you Bro..... I still remember those days when i used to rent a video cassette of TERMINATOR : JUDGMENT DAY & watched this movie on a VCR... It used to cost 10 INR for 1 Day .... I was a school going kid back then.... Lots of ❤ to you from... INDIA... Now 2024 ... This movie set a trend for stuff ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING... 💀ALTHOUGH THE SCIENCE SHOWN IN THIS MOVIE WAS FOR MORE ADVANCE COMPARED TO ITS TIME & STILL IS A BIG CHALLENGE TO CREATE A T-800 IN REAL LIFE... EVEN THE SCIENCE BEHIND T-1000 SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE EVEN TODAY....
As a former teenage boy 😂 getting to play john conner for 9 months must have been so fucking epic, to be chilling with Arnie, cussing on camera, seeing cool action shit, no doubt he was bummed out when it ended, what awesome memories though
As a dad with kids, i cant imaging most kids, working long hours, scenes filmed all over out of order..might be hard to realize what exactly you're part of until you see the final cut. But yes, I think it would be cool to be a part of.
Yeah its a damn shame he drove all the way to the studio to be asked one question and then after the 20 second answer drove all the way home. Damn shame i tell ya.
I know the feeling im an actor too and its those rare plays/movies where you do it and it all just gels and feels like its meant to be and everyone feels comfortable acting and reading off each others actions and reactions that you dont need to do many takes or rehersals. Its magic and when it finishes and everyone goes their own way its like losing a part pf your family.
It is always a shock when you spend every day with people, it becomes the norm, and then just one day *snap* that pattern and social ties are just gone.
From school to my Army I already feel this way, my closest friends we're like family and when it was time to say goodbye forever I always cry, they were truly special to me.
@@SuperDBZz Same. We humans are social creatures. You know I was just talking about this yesterday, that I hate the fact that my friendship with my buddies from the navy and school has atrophied due to loss of contact. It sucks.
@@lawrencefrost9063 I agree with you 100%, I have some old friends on Facebook, but Facebook is fill with too much drama and BS, I stop using it for years now. Another reason why I stop using Facebook is knowing I will never again see my friends in person ever again and that truly pain me, chatting with them online is not enough, I want to hangout with them, go for or have a drink with them like the old days in the Army and talk about our life and family. We should pray and hope our friends who we won't ever see again have a bless, happy and wonderful life, The same goes for you from one ex Soldier to the next I wish you the very best of life🎖.
Yeah it sucks. Being an actor unless you’re a part of a “company“ it’s just like having your heart broken over and over and over. What do you think actors are so messed up?
I love that he still sounds like him - I hear the AHX narration when i hear him talk. "Lifes to short to be pissed off all the time". I always felt like he was talking to me. .
Even though he’s unrecognizable these days that voice anyone could pick out. Living Legend. We all watched him as a kid and kids still do. Pretty cool.
I always recognize that face, I never cared for the movies, so I wouldn't recognize his voice. But that face - ALWAYS. He looks like a stereotype of a trailer trash druggie, even as a kid, he looked like the inbred kid of those stereotype people.
Terminator 1 and 2 are pure classics . This John conor was gold . What a time to be alive for movies from the 80s to 90s Commando , rambo, predator, aliens ,et , goonies , indiana Jones, home alone lol now look at films
He didn't kill it but he did a good job under the circumstances and it's not fair to make a little kid have to carry so much of a blockbuster movie (same with Phantom Menace).
I gave Linda Hamilton a lift in my work truck once. Not relevant to this conversation, but I like to toss that out whenever anyone mentions a terminator movie.
@@billbored8277 super cool. Smoked Marlboro reds like crazy. She’s fucking TINY!! I invited her to a bluegrass festival I was going to a few weeks later.
@@Anw4rr10r shit, this was probably like 5-7 years ago. I didn’t see her there. And even though like 3000 people were there, I’m sure word would have got around. Maybe not actually. She could fly under the radar. She was funny though. She was telling me her mom wanted her to be “some little debutant “. And I said, “instead your’re Sara fucking Connor!” Then she goes “I AM SARA FUCKING CONNOR!” It was funny.
Wow what a wonderful experience! I'm glad he enjoyed himself working with Arnold and the rest of the crew. Sometimes you hear horrible stories but this is a good one!!!!
Except James Cameron was done with the Terminator universe which is why they killed him off to allow it to continue for Studios to continue to make money from it. Terminator 2 Directors Cut alternative ending is the true ending imo
You will keep hoping clearly you don’t understand what is going in the political world. The chosen people who were thrown out of every country and empire have put the whole world on stop
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779bro are you a schizophrenic? how did you shoehorn your anti jew fetish into a comment section about the actor who played john connor in Terminator
I watched this film as a young kid in the 90's and it's still one of my all time favourite movies even now, in my eyes its a masterpiece, the cast, the music, the suspence and emotion perfect sequel 👍🏽
I worked with a A&P mechanic that used to service helicopters that Arnold leased from time to time. And he said the very same thing. Super friendly and kind, really willing to hang out with everyone.
The best film in the entire series! Arnie on the motorcycle, with that lever action shotgun, is one of the coolest sequences of all time. He looked so badass
Arnie was a big fan of John Wayne who was the American action hero of Arnies youth. In True Grit, Wayne uses a similar Winchester lever action rifle in the final shootout, reloading it by twirling the gun around the lever. Arnie thought that was cool and that's why he has a Winchester rather than a pump action shotgun, so he could make like The Duke and look badass doing it.
I'd imagine being around Arnold at that time would of been very unique, what an aura he would of had especially being a young teen. We all know how good and cool Furlongs John Connor portrayal was I think we was all surprised he didn't go on to become a mega movie star
I've literally watched this movie 9,865,890,758,923 times. I know the script verbatim. It brings back so much nostalgia for me. I grew up on this movie and I love it and I always will.
It's funny, the ending of the film is in parallel to Furlong's experience at the end of filming, no longer spending every day with this larger than life hero, having to say goodbye on the last day and never really interact much again. I can imagine it was a similar feeling to John saying goodbye to the terminator for a young boy.
@@koriko88 There were no plans to make a third film when filming the second, so yeah, it still would have felt like a permanent goodbye regardless of Furlong's future decisions.
Arnie wasn't dead. I'm sure they could have exchanged contact information if they really wanted to, or go through his agent. Furlong himself was briefly a star following T2. He only fell off after
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The only John Connor that I know
The only John Connor I know is Michael Edwards from Terminator 2. After that, Thomas Dekker from Sarah Connor Chronicles.
Yeah definitely Christian Bale can only be Batman!
Check out Thomas Dekker in "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" like mrb mentions. He plays a different John Connor that's been humbled and traumatized by the events of T2, but he did a great job
I don't know if you're reading this, Ed. I was your age when T2 came out. You and Arnold were role models that shaped my personality. I wish you all the best!
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Imagine being a kid in the 90’s and getting to hang out with Arnold for 9 months. So rad
I wanted to play at the park so much because I heard he was discovered playing in a park or something.
Arnold as the Terminator no less.
Imagine at 13 or 14 years old that this was the highlight of your life and then it all ended up being downhill from there.... for the next 30 years.
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So rad it got him all the free ladies and drugs for the rest of his life 😂
His voice is almost the same as back then.
squealing and all
I can still hear him clearly saying "You just can't go around killing people!"
She's not my mother TODD
"Did you call...moi...a dipsh*t?"
@@Alexvander10 Why?
I was around the same age as John when I first saw T2, and it was the first time I had a hero as a kid, someone that wasn't an adult, could almost put yourself in his shoes.
Thank you for that.
So fucking refreshing to hear someone had a good experience filming a movie.
😂 IKR
So lucky it wasn’t made by Disney!
Why's that @@geraldpolzinjr9670
Yea unlike Alec Baldwin killing someone on set because he didn't practice gun safety.....
@@Caleb-pb9ez Most actors don't practice gun safety. They rely on the people who've been hired to practice gun safety for them to do their f*king jobs.
I've worked in the industry, and you absolutely become family. Long hours, six days a week fights, kiss and make up.... For months you go through some really stressful sh🦊t. You completely rely on each other... the "crazy cousin" the the "angry aunt" the "belligerent brother" they are all members of the crew you trust implicitly .
Wish this dude could have kept clean, the sequels would have been so much better with him as John Connor.
It’s crazy how we almost got to see him in Terminator 3 but because of drugs he was let go, i didnt like the actor that they chose to replace him, he was a terrible john connor.
90% of kids from Hollywood either escape that life or end up on drugs. Must be a dark place for a kid, if most of the time that's their outcome.
@MuddywatermultimediaGroup I thought the new John was OK. He turned out sort of how you'd expect him to after Sarah died. Still a bit of a loner and an asshole. The biggest downside was that he looked nothing like Eddie. That was the main thing that threw me off with the recast.
He's still ok. It's just the extra weight he needs to lose.
Not really the writing for those movies after T2 were piss poor.
T2 still holds up when you watch it today. Timeless action movie
@halensabbath3043 T1 was great too, but T2 is far superior
Literally my favorite terminator film still!!
100 years from now and it will be whats happening to the world with AI @halensabbath3043
Afffirmative! 😂
The others movie that s a runner up afterT1- T2 is "Elysuim"@halensabbath3043
Man Eddie is looking and sounding so much better these days! I used to see him all the time back in the day when I would take my surprise unwilling vacations to rehab..thankfully I found better ways to pursue life in 2014.. But glad to see Eddie doing good and being a good father to his boy!
“Surprise unwilling vacations to rehab.” That’s a good one. 😂 But so great to hear you found better ways of living after all those vacations! Bravo! 👏
He's looking better??? Christ almighty I'd hate to see what he looked like at his worst 😂
@@michaellorta6063 😂 thank you 🙏 I appreciate it, I know it can be a difficult subject to talk about and is a pretty dark subject so I like to cushion it with some light humor!
@@Soyuz2578 yeah it’s unfortunate 😕 most people probably think he looked better on drugs because he was thinner but getting clean can make you gain weight especially the older you get.. for some people eating can replace that craving and will give you a dopamine release that can turn into a comfort zone to go to when dealing with stress or anxiety. Sadly that’s why a lot of people keep using because they can’t stand to look at themselves change so drastically
@@Soyuz2578he is just older now but yeah he was really rough at one point and we all assumed he’d die.
The day T2 opened in theaters, I was 13, and I begged my mom to bring me. We saw it that night and its still one of my best memories from my youth.
She and I had a similar experience on my 18th birthday.
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It was such a different experience back then with movie theaters and block busters movie rentals. Netflix has taken so much fun away from film. Netflix is for couch potato’s not true film enthusiasts. The action stars of today don’t even compare to the 90’s Alpha action stars such as Arnold, Stallone, Jean Claud Van Dame etc. Going to the movies back then was such a fun family event.
❤ fabulous
The older I get more and more of those memories are so important...
I'll never forget a day in 1988 when we went to go see the Batman movie with Michael Keaton and went to the fair that evening 🌃🌃 almost 40 yr memory popped iny head😢❤
I was 11. It's still one of my favorite movies
Best action movie of all time
The amount of drama, emotion and tension is unparalleled to this day for an action film.
A story of a "broken" women and her son, which just so happens to be the greatest action film ever made
It's like the beatles of action films, absolutely timeless
Best sequel I've seen
@@rikki6there arn’t many sequels that are better than the first.
Cameron has two of them. Lucas has one.
@@tpkdm71 which?
@@rikki6 my guess: t 2 and aliens. Hes right
This made me so happy to hear that Jim and Arnie were so nice to Eddie during the shoot.
Yeah, especially as most people say James Cameron is an angry, capricious asshole.
@user-kz4ke8mg4r dafuq are you on about?
@@phily8093 I’ve met him a few times. He’s mellowed out quite a bit.
@@orwellianson sounds like he needed to. I'm not sure the people he was apparently horrible to would accept his mellowing as an apology for the way he treated them, but we are all complex characters. He has definitely produced some sterling work, and I don't doubt he has good qualities too. I'm glad you got to meet him, and wish you all the best.
@@phily8093 likewise. ✌🏻
Dear John Connor, You all were super amazing and still are. dont be sad if it stopped filming, you all are still performing Every time i watch it. i am 40+ and I still watch it with the same enthusiasm. many memories with my family of six watching it together. my elder bro and dad...we really enjoy it. Want to Thank You all.
People make fun of this dude, but I swear I smile every time I see him in an interview. Just a good dude
Sad that he let himself go though, he was such an attractive kid. Wonder why he didn't workout, stay in shape, and make big bucks in other movies.
@@BoopSnootdrugs maybe. Who the hell wouldnt wanna get high/drunk with john connor
@@aenima4892 That's what it was. Few kids were prepared for the fame back then, it wasn't hard to fall into a drug culture with the sudden burst of fame and wealth. It's different now.
You know he's a "good dude" how? Tell me. Do you hang out with him? Have you ever met him? So, you assume he's a "good guy" because he says things you like to hear?
@@BoopSnoot i have thought the same about a few more Hollywood actors who could have made big bucks by making action movies like Eric Stoltz comes to mind, but my guess is these people were never athletic and never liked that to begin with, also they often had personal problems or behavior problems on set made things more difficult to work with them.
Hope Furlong is doing good these days
Something tells me he could be doing better lol
@@mplslawnguy3389 He had a really rough stretch, so he’s going to look a bit careworn. Doesn’t mean he’s not doing better now.
It seems that he is commanding the Resistance... from his couch.
does he look like hes doing good
I’m from the timeline in which Edward Furlong died like 20 years ago.
THIS is John Connor
He brought that character to life
He really did and doesn't get enough credit for it. Easily one of the greatest American movies period. He made the movie for me as a kid. Him and that dirtbike.
@Host.of.Nightmarez Your whack because you are who you are. And that's not gonna change LOL!!!!
Thanks
He was a little whiny and annoying looking back. Still a great movie though
@@Martin-mb7ybhe was a great child actor. One of my favorite movies is American History X and he killed in that one too
Watching this on Laser Disc at my neighbors' house with full surround sound and a big screen back in the early 90's when i was about 8 years old will forever be burned into my psyche
lol love it that you were 8 watching this! 😂😂.
Good times!!
@@bricktop2393 I saw it when I was around 7, I thinks I just got the endoskeleton figure from Toysrus and then rented it on the way home. with my parents of coarse.
Was it tone of those big projection tvs that made everything look faded and washed out?
I was that house and that age
Watch it on a good resolution VR headset and be awed
That's why the ending was so real.
"I ORDER YOU NOT TO GO"
I felt that one
I know now why you cry 😢
Wow... That hit different after watching this
Made my grown ass cry fkin shit man his only living dad
Man who said that scène was filmed last. Come on now..
Why do you make me remember these things, I think something got into my eye.
This clip put a smile to my face. To see Edward still going strong, and for him to say that Arnold, Jim and Linda are nice people is very wholesome.
same.
What he do eat the the cast dam
@@johncollins6437he got clean after years of drugs and alcohol. Recovered addi ts tend to gain weight.
I think it’s nice to see good lasting relationships out of Hollywood at all.
He forgot to mention Robert though
His American History X performance was incredible
What happened to this guy? I remember watching him growing up and thinking how good of an actor he was. Expected him to become a big name.
Yeah, it was. To think Edward Norton was only just starting out too.
Nah not really. Ed carried the whole film.
I also liked Brainscan 📀
One of my favorite
When I saw the thumbnail, for a moment I thought he was Devon Larratt
Lool exact my thoughts 😂
lmao!!! Me too!
Me too bro
Rude... 😂😂😂😂
LOL, yesssss
He's literally the only actor I consider to be the right John Connor. It's what makes it impossible for me to take the others seriously.
I’m the odd man out but I actually liked Christian Bale’s version from terminator salvation
Yeah… because that’s the one you grew up with lol
I mean, he does have to grow up and become an adult at some point.Who's not gonna look exactly the same when he becomes an adult?And it's not like they could bring this guy back, he's not quite.
Fit for a movie roll at this point unfortunately.
What others?
@@danshotguns4226it's not like personal trainers don't exist.
He was the perfect young John Connor. Much love
He was sort of like a slightly older real life Bart Simpson (The Simpsons been around for a few year & they were huge). And just like Bart he wasn't really a bad kid just a bit out of control, mischievous, looking for adventure & getting himself in all kind of trouble both at home & on the streets.
the voice cracks were kinda irking
Yeah just perfect for thats time 😅
Boy his voice still has the inflections and structure of kid John Connor. That's awesome.
Wow, that's cool! You'd almost think it's coming out of the same human, it's so close!
@@scottmatznick3140compared to, say, Dave Chappelle, who sounds like a completely different person today vs. 20 years ago.
@@scottmatznick3140idk why you think you did something there...
@@scottmatznick3140😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think it's awesomely weird how his voice seems to not have changed at all. 🥰
I love this kid, he knows the darkness and just bleeds with kindness. Thankful for his presence here.
Kid? 😑
@@jorgej.cruzhernandez9247 47 yrs old and still considered a "kid." Probably some boomer.
Looking in his eyes tell me shyt wasn’t ez & still isn’t. He refuse to hide his pain which l appreciate because smiling is a luxury when keep’n it 100…
Kid? Dudes almost 50 ffs when do we grow up?
@@1980sPainTrain
OK zoomer.
I honestly don't know how a kid, without much acting experience, pulled off the roll of John Connor so perfectly, and seemingly effortlessly. It didn't even seem like he was acting. We saw him express nearly everybody emotion, and the different personas based on who he was with (foster parents, mom, friend, Myles Dyson's young son, the T2, etc).
His other roles from around that time were well done too. He may be next to River Phoenix as among the biggest "What might have been" in Hollywood.
@@grabbityYa, he was damn good in American History X. It sucks that so many of these children actors end up a mess later on. It's such a fucked up situation to be in as a child.
He acted like a normal street kid of that era would actually act in real life i guess:D I was his age when i first saw the movie in the early 90s and his character thought and acted pretty much like me and my friends
@@FulkNerraIIIbut he indeed didnt wanna see the heata unfortunately 😂 the smoke in face was gold tho
@@volfi123I agree. I was a couple years younger, but he acted like my older brother and his friends. They even had that same dumbass haircut. I remember they’d have to brush the bangs out of their face every 10 seconds. 😂
Its so cool to hear Eddie speak so nicely about everyone.
All the best to him.😊
The industry just forgot about him it seems
Who? 😂@@Bill-sj4fw
He's like Norman Reedus' lost brother.
When I was a kid I stayed over at my older cousin’s house. He rented out T2 and Point Break and we watched them both that night. They’re the first films made for adults that I remember seeing and they’re still in my top 10 of all time.
Absolutely fucking GREAT cult classic action films! They definitely don't make them like that anymore! ❤👍👍🙂
Yeah that would be like a top ten movie night ever, to see both of those for the first time.
Yup! A big chunk of my youth was spent quoting both of those movies!
Quality movie night.
Me and the neighborhood buddies would watch point break so many times
@TheWrightVibes Fun fact: Point Break was directed by Kathryn Bigelow, who was formerly married to James Cameron.
That T2 movie came out when WW3 was such a looming threat. When that nuclear blast scene aired with Sarah Connor at the playground, it was so profound. Here we are three decades later, desensitized to such images of destruction yet closer to WW3 than ever.
Hmm. No, T2 came out in 1991, after the Berlin Wall had fallen and the Soviet Union had collapsed. We were probably the furthest away from WW3 being a "looming threat" at that point. The 60s, 70s and even the 80s were pretty dicey in that respect, though.
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel The mood didn’t change until approaching mid-90s, and it was short-lived. I was poking holes in the ocean on a Trident back in those days. China was threatening Taiwan too. We were ready.
@@Lean6They always telling us which countries are a threat to us… Just think about that.
Especially the 80s. The world came very close a couple times. @BedtimeStoriesChannel
@@BedtimeStoriesChannel but then there was the original WTC bombing, gulf war in the states, IRA tearing apart Northern Ireland, Bosnian conflict, etc
def further from WW3 then than now but a lot of conflicts arose at that time
T2 is a film I will NEVER,EVER get tired of watching.Everytime I watch it,it's almost like I'm watching it for the first time.
Yeah it is GOATED. There's not 1 wasted second in that movie. Just perfection. HASTA LA VISTA BABY
It will never get old. I’ve seen it over a thousand times no lie.
Do you prefer the theatrical version or the special extended version?
@@BattleBecause special extended version 1 million percent! Same with Aliens.
I first saw it at age 5 and still get the same thrills from watching nowadays at age 30
"She's not my mother TOD!" 😂 kid is a legend
he sounded cool but camp😂
A legend in the how not to live your life world.
It's also a great achievement on the part of the script to sum up the protagonist's rebellious character in just one sentence.
*I’m 38 and T2 is still one of my favorite movies!* I remember as a kid watching this and being slightly jealous of John Connor. I’m glad to hear that he had a great experience filming this movie.
Its legendary
It's even a bit underated why i don't know its a great movie 1 of the best
I'm 38 too! One of my favorite movies!
I am 38 too, one of my favourites and the first time i saw predator cannot forget that experience😅 miss my childhood days
@@he-man2632 Same here! Those are still my favorite films to watch. Terminator, Aliens, Predator franchise all the way!
If youve never acted or dont know much about it youre really being your most vulnerable as a human being in front of your co-actors and you really learn to trust them. When you really think about it all we really want as humans, in relationships, is openness, trust, and vulnerability. So i understand how its like family for a lot of these actors
Ah man. I lost count of how many times I watched the T2 VHS. I'm glad to hear everyone got along on set. What a gift of a film.
Edward Furlong is one of those people that’s just stuck in my memory as a young kid. It’s jarring seeing him all grown up.
People grow up and look different. Facts.
@@SkandiaAUS Well done Captain Obvious..
Its terrifying. We gonna die bro, and that shirs getting closer and closer. Its some damn BS when life is so full of shit to do.😂
@@christianhviid2167 people are fucked
@@christianhviid2167 "I'll be back"- Reincarnation
He played that role in terminator so well … legend
He wasn't acting. He was picked up randomly by a casting director off the street even. Which is why he didn't have any real career in it.
Eddie's a gifted actor - look at what he did as John Connor in his FIRST MOVIE ROLE and lets not forget about the absolute blinder of a performance he pulled off in American History X. Been rooting for Eddie for a while now through his ups and downs and I truly delighted to see him sober and clear headed. Heres to many more outstanding performances to come mate 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼
This movie made my childhood. And can we talk about the fact that Robert Patrick was such an amazing athlete in that movie that he was running TOO FAST and he had to slow down for the running sequences? This movie was the pinnacle of cinema. Best actuon movie ever made. ❤
it kind of bothers me he never got the fame he should have playing the other terminator as well as he did. His running looked almost inhumanly perfect, like a machine that was programmed to run with best technique.
best DVD commentary
Then he became a degenerate gambler and Tony soprano had to kick his ass around New Jersey
@@mumbles215 Yeah, but man, he turned his life around, becoming an FBI agent and investigating those weird cases...
@@mikegreen777 now, if only he could get his dumbass roided up son to stop pretending to be a superhero
Dude is a legend. Thank you for taking part in such an epic movie.
He's coming to my hometown Houston TX in August hope to meet him can't wait
hes not. In like 5 good movies. He’s an actor. Bout it
Damn hearing his voice really takes me back, always the coolest
Yeah, I'm so glad he's apparently doin just fine.
in the movie it's not his voice
@@gopherET They didn't dub Edward Furlong in T2. It 100% is too his voice. lol wtf you on??
@@joenobody5913 he fell into a major drug problem for the longest time, you could see it in his face. He definitely is looking better than he used to. Filled out more and less gaunt. Still left its mark under his eyes though.
@@necrochemical5572bro it was 30 years ago. People age
This interview brings a tear to my eye, well not literally, but spiritually, it felt like meeting a long lost classmate after decades of not seeing each other.
Ed's looking better and sounding great these days REALLY happy to see him like that!!
Better than what?
@@StreetPreacherr Better than when he was an alcoholic getting arrested every few months.
@@StreetPreacherr Better than when he was shooting heroin for years.
See this clip made me cry cause it made me think about my dad who has since passed away a few years ago. When T2 came out in theaters my dad took me to go see it but I could never tell my mom about it. Its one of my best memories I have of my dad and still to this day my mom still doesnt know. Thank you for this wonderful clip full of beautiful memories.
This comment made me tear up.
Tell your mom! It will probably make her giggle and give her a new memory of your dad. I'm sorry he passed. Hugs
I told your mother last night
Sorry about your father. And I think you should tell your mother at this point. She won't be upset, trust me.
You better hope she doesn't read this!
Everyone was great in that movie. Furlong, Arnie, Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick ... every one of those characters are written to be iconic and the actors totally delivered.
I gotta get back into this podcast. Michael is SUCH A GREAT interviewer. Love his chats with all the stars. Humanizes everyone
T2 still holds up. Effects and all look better than some of this Marvel stuff today.
That's because it was filmed out on location and they actually blew shit up Most action films today are CGI garbage, that is filmed in a studio.
It’s because 80’s and 90’s movies didn’t 100% lean on CGI, for the most part. 90’s was definitely the peak for action movies IMO.
Dude, its not "hOlDiNg uP".
It LEADS the way!
no it doesnt,
T2 holds up. But that's because of ILM. Marvel right now doesn't have time. The Digital Effects people are the last people to see any scene. In T2, they were the first to see the scene.
This is one of those movies you can watch and never get bored of it. Truly timeless classic
Man this guy holds a special place in my 90s nostalgic heart with T2, AHX & Detroit Rock city
Yup, my childhood
Underrated movies
Brainscan too 😂
And the Aerosmith Livin On The Edge music video
+same❤
Beautiful short story. One of my fav movies of all time. It was super intense being a kid when it came out. The effects were simply amazing yet scary. The craziest thing is things are now quickly heading that way so the movie is very much a prediction of what is happening now. The playground dream scene still haunts me to this day.
As far as I can remember, T2 was the only movie I’ve ever seen with my Grandpa from Michigan. We went to the movies and he was just ridiculous! LoL. He kept saying things like “oh what the h:))” and “HOLY cow!” He was so loud! LoL. It was hilarious. When he past away a few yrs later, going through his VCR tapes we found where he recorded T2 on regular television. Commercials and all. We watched that movie countless times. He was an amazing man. Was a Marine from WWII. Stormed Iwo Jima. Amazing man.
Sir how old was he when he saw T2? Must have been mind blowing given movies he grew up with and then to see the tech behind T2.
This was shortly before he died, so around 65-67, or thereabouts.
Can I just say how proud I am of Edward Furlong? He’s been through so fucking much, and really shows how decent he is as a person by being generous and warm. This is a guy who was groomed as a teenager, and could’ve died many times over from drugs. I’m proud to see him still enjoying life and sharing these stories. He’s still the best and only John Connor to many fans
Only has himself to blame
@@TheKrazyKajeevieShowwas he trying to blame anyone else for his past? I don't think so!
@@TheKrazyKajeevieShow what an absolute mong.
@@TheKrazyKajeevieShowyou seriously victim blaming.
Im glad that you are proud of a person you never met and that dont care about you at all
Definitely the best terminator movie EVER! What a masterpiece
I think the OG was best, but of course T2 always has a soft spot. (I do not even consider any of the other movies.)
[EDIT]..... forgot to mention last summer I went to LA and visited many of the filming locations john Connors house, the canal... i highly recommend 👌 folks
Best action movie ever.
Might be the best Movie Made
T2 is amazing but I still like the og better
Best Terminaror Movie.....period.
When he cried, "I order you not to go! I order you not to go!!" it really cemented this film as a masterpiece, compared to the first one. I just love that there’s so much heart in it.
This is the only John Connor in my eyes. He just played it so perfectly.
“Watching John with the machine, it was suddenly so clear. The Terminator would never stop. It would never leave him. It would never hurt him, never shout at him, or get drunk and hit him, or say it was too busy to spend time with him. It would always be there. And it would die to protect him. Of all the would-be fathers who came and went over the years, this thing, this machine was the only one that measured up. In an insane world, it was the sanest choice.”
Sara Connor.
Give this quote more likes
is that Shakespeare?
@@CantTellYou Yeah, the Resistance sent a soldier back to Shakespeare’s time to get him to write something about the T-800 being the father-figure their leader needed when he was a boy.
@@CantTellYou Totally.
He was absolutely perfect in American History X. Such a talented actor at such an early age. He should have been nominated for that imo.
That movie is a turd. How can you explain a flashback.
Big turd sandwich movie. It's not racist to say affirmative action is wrong.
Another great video. I’m slowly implementing these changes or returning to them; cheers for the upload mate.
I never wanted to see a movie more in my life. The excitement i had for that movie will never be topped. It was the greatest blockbuster ever. The lead actor, the subject, the special effects, the soundtrack, the freaking director. It was a perfect mix of everything needed to do something unforgettable. What a time to be a kid in the summer without the internet to distract you from wanting to see a HUGE movie.
It was one of the rare sequals that was better than the original imo! Aliens might be the only other one I think also did the same (also directed by Cameron of course).
I remember Arnold calling it “the movie of the summer“, man all these years later it still hits perfectly.
The only excitement I felt that matched T2 in the theater was having seen The Last Crusade also in the theater 2 years earlier. Great time for great movies
I’m a little younger but I obviously loved this movie but I got pumped for Jurassic park in the same way you are talking about.
How old were you in 91? I was, i think, 7. I do remember the hype was insane. I actually teared up at the end when Arnold lowered himself into the molten fire. I was a big Arnie fan so I hated seeing him die.
Man, I was 19 and in drug treatment in Buffalo, Iowa, when T2 hit the theaters. I watched the trailers on TV in the day block in county before being transferred to the drug treatment facility. I couldn’t leave the facility grounds until I graduated their 21-day program and by then T2 had left the theaters, but there was a cheap theater that played movies right after their initial release on sub-par screens and sound systems, and this place was showing T2!
So first day of freedom me and this Mexican dude named Jimmy reserved seats on the facility van that transports people daily to the Davenport transit station, from there we hopped on a bus that took us over the Mississippi into Moline, IL, and at their transit station we transferred to a bus that took us close to the theater, hopped out, crossed over some roads, and walked into the theater. Our minds were blown! I was a seasoned moviegoer since birth, Jimmy, however, I don’t think had been to see too many movies on the big screen. He was having the time of his life. He was actually giddy with excitement.
That’s the magic of Cameron’s movies. Years later when True Lies came out, I was by myself in the very top row, and directly in front of me was an old couple, and they too were having the time of their lives, especially during the Harrier sequence, which they watched with bated breath while holding each other.
The man is a master. He only ever disappointed me with the Way of Water. But all is forgiven because Mr Cameron has provided me with oodles of entertainment, and though Aliens and Terminator are my favorites, T2 stands as a testament of excellence in action movie making, second only to Die Hard. Here’s another story if you’re still with me… When I was 16 me and two buddies (whom I still know!) one late winter night went to go see Die Hard, not knowing anything about it but that it was an action movie. We sat in the back row and took our coats off and used them to muffle the lighter flash as we took hits from a one-hitter. We barely paid attention to the movie, but when McClane dropped that explosive down the elevator shaft, we put the weed away and paid close attention. Man, Hollywood needs to put out something these days that’ll knock your socks off the way T2 and Die Hard did…
Ayy QC representing in the comments 🤣🤣🤣
Great comment 🎯💯
Good stories bro. 10/10. Would read again
😂❤ I love this story ✨👍
Quad Cities! Represent!
If I only heard this video I would've thought that was Steve O talking. 🤣
😂😂WOW...I actually closed my eyes for a moment and pictured Steve-O talking and you are right!!😅
Ed let himself go lol I had a crush on him in the 90s
Steve O pitched up a little to avoid copyright claim.
That’s drugs for ya, does a number on the throat.
You’re not the only one bro lol like wtffff
Nice to see you Bro..... I still remember those days when i used to rent a video cassette of TERMINATOR : JUDGMENT DAY & watched this movie on a VCR...
It used to cost 10 INR for 1 Day ....
I was a school going kid back then....
Lots of ❤ to you from... INDIA...
Now 2024 ... This movie set a trend for stuff ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING... 💀ALTHOUGH THE SCIENCE SHOWN IN THIS MOVIE WAS FOR MORE ADVANCE COMPARED TO ITS TIME & STILL IS A BIG CHALLENGE TO CREATE A T-800 IN REAL LIFE...
EVEN THE SCIENCE BEHIND T-1000 SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE EVEN TODAY....
As a former teenage boy 😂 getting to play john conner for 9 months must have been so fucking epic, to be chilling with Arnie, cussing on camera, seeing cool action shit, no doubt he was bummed out when it ended, what awesome memories though
As a dad with kids, i cant imaging most kids, working long hours, scenes filmed all over out of order..might be hard to realize what exactly you're part of until you see the final cut. But yes, I think it would be cool to be a part of.
Looks like hes doing well.good for him!
He looks like he got clean God bless him
Really? I’m glad he’s clean but he sort of looks like came out of a psych ward.
Crying shame this video isn’t much longer. It’s good to see him opening up about his experiences
Search Edward Furlong interview, you will find the full hour long one.
Just watch the full podcast? You dumb ?
Yeah its a damn shame he drove all the way to the studio to be asked one question and then after the 20 second answer drove all the way home. Damn shame i tell ya.
One of my fav action movies hands down. Great film,great music, great actors. Fkn classic now
Looking great Ed!
I met Eddie at a convention I was vending at, he was awesome! He chatted with some of us vendors outside on his break. Just a nice down to earth guy!
Its so incredibly weird to see this man as a middle aged adult, when the movie has permanently encapsulated him in my mind as a young boy.
I was 16 when this movie came out, it was the first one I remember being excited about, it's still among my favourite movies today
I know the feeling im an actor too and its those rare plays/movies where you do it and it all just gels and feels like its meant to be and everyone feels comfortable acting and reading off each others actions and reactions that you dont need to do many takes or rehersals. Its magic and when it finishes and everyone goes their own way its like losing a part pf your family.
SO GLAD to see this kid doing well!!!!!! I have prayed for him more than a few times...keep the prayers up for him to make the 180 he is doing!
We're SO glad you made it this far Mr Furlong.
American History X must've been a tough film to do, but my goodness he nailed his part.
It is always a shock when you spend every day with people, it becomes the norm, and then just one day *snap* that pattern and social ties are just gone.
From school to my Army I already feel this way, my closest friends we're like family and when it was time to say goodbye forever I always cry, they were truly special to me.
@@SuperDBZz Same. We humans are social creatures. You know I was just talking about this yesterday, that I hate the fact that my friendship with my buddies from the navy and school has atrophied due to loss of contact. It sucks.
@@lawrencefrost9063 I agree with you 100%, I have some old friends on Facebook, but Facebook is fill with too much drama and BS, I stop using it for years now. Another reason why I stop using Facebook is knowing I will never again see my friends in person ever again and that truly pain me, chatting with them online is not enough, I want to hangout with them, go for or have a drink with them like the old days in the Army and talk about our life and family. We should pray and hope our friends who we won't ever see again have a bless, happy and wonderful life, The same goes for you from one ex Soldier to the next I wish you the very best of life🎖.
Yeah it sucks. Being an actor unless you’re a part of a “company“ it’s just like having your heart broken over and over and over. What do you think actors are so messed up?
Exactly why veterans have a hard time transitioning to civilian life. Most experience 5 years or more, not 9 months.
I love that he still sounds like him - I hear the AHX narration when i hear him talk. "Lifes to short to be pissed off all the time". I always felt like he was talking to me. .
I watched T2 so many times in a row I was obsessed and I’m so glad that Eddie’s voice hasn’t changed!
Even though he’s unrecognizable these days that voice anyone could pick out. Living Legend. We all watched him as a kid and kids still do. Pretty cool.
I always recognize that face, I never cared for the movies, so I wouldn't recognize his voice. But that face - ALWAYS. He looks like a stereotype of a trailer trash druggie, even as a kid, he looked like the inbred kid of those stereotype people.
Terminator 1 and 2 are pure classics . This John conor was gold . What a time to be alive for movies from the 80s to 90s Commando , rambo, predator, aliens ,et , goonies , indiana Jones, home alone lol now look at films
David Fincher still makes brilliant films.
@@stepha5926 without a doubt
You forgot KILLER KLOWNS FROM OUTER SPACE
As a kid watching those on VHS was maybe my highlight from 8-13. I loved and still love cinema.
@stephenr80 same here . I had terminator on pirate lol
The interviewer doing his Arnold impression had me in tears😂😂😂
He killed this part! I couldn’t imagine anyone else doing it!
He didn't kill it but he did a good job under the circumstances and it's not fair to make a little kid have to carry so much of a blockbuster movie (same with Phantom Menace).
Ummm Jonathan Taylor Thomas would have been excellent
@@cloroc ya real excellent! At 2 yrs old he would have been magnificent! 👍🤦♂️🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I gave Linda Hamilton a lift in my work truck once. Not relevant to this conversation, but I like to toss that out whenever anyone mentions a terminator movie.
Ok, we need more details bro. How'd she look? Was she cool? Details man!!!
@@billbored8277 super cool. Smoked Marlboro reds like crazy. She’s fucking TINY!! I invited her to a bluegrass festival I was going to a few weeks later.
@@hegodamask7384what year? Did she go to the festival?
@@Anw4rr10r shit, this was probably like 5-7 years ago. I didn’t see her there. And even though like 3000 people were there, I’m sure word would have got around. Maybe not actually. She could fly under the radar. She was funny though. She was telling me her mom wanted her to be “some little debutant “. And I said, “instead your’re Sara fucking Connor!” Then she goes “I AM SARA FUCKING CONNOR!” It was funny.
@@hegodamask7384 Good to hear, very cool. I'd always heard she was a heavy smoker.
Best sequel ever, no question
Agreed 💯🎯
With Godfather part 2, for me the 2 best sequels ever.
@@nicolas.grisanti Did not care for The Godfather.
Didn't like it.
It insists upon itself.
I like The Money Pit.
@@nicolas.grisanti Ah yes. I must admit that one is certainly in the running also. Probably 1A and 1B in my book.
Aliens...
Wow what a wonderful experience! I'm glad he enjoyed himself working with Arnold and the rest of the crew. Sometimes you hear horrible stories but this is a good one!!!!
It's nice to hear adults take care of a child who will be remembered years later and with pleasure ...
I always hoped 30 years later we would get a sequel where John Connor was all grown up. I wish he would get into shape and start acting again
Except James Cameron was done with the Terminator universe which is why they killed him off to allow it to continue for Studios to continue to make money from it. Terminator 2 Directors Cut alternative ending is the true ending imo
You will keep hoping clearly you don’t understand what is going in the political world. The chosen people who were thrown out of every country and empire have put the whole world on stop
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779bro are you a schizophrenic? how did you shoehorn your anti jew fetish into a comment section about the actor who played john connor in Terminator
@Ihavehadmanynames7779 is truly pathetic if you believe that. Need to nut up and stop being a PAB and blaming others for your problems cowgirl.
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779what do you mean?
He’s the COOLEST DUDE EVER, he’s always at ComicCons and totally chill like anyone else.
That's because he fried his brain from drugs.
Keep lining ‘em up and knocking ‘em down, brother. This is my favorite team.
The way his eyes lit up when asked about Arnold..just a Sincere "Arnold the best" what a Great period in Movie history 💯👌
Edward you are a big part of my childhood!! Wish you all the best from Austria!!
Terminator 2 is the best action movie of all time!!
I watched this film as a young kid in the 90's and it's still one of my all time favourite movies even now, in my eyes its a masterpiece, the cast, the music, the suspence and emotion perfect sequel 👍🏽
Thrilling interview. Gained so much knowledge.
I worked with a A&P mechanic that used to service helicopters that Arnold leased from time to time. And he said the very same thing. Super friendly and kind, really willing to hang out with everyone.
yeah but then it turned out he was just a clone that smoked stogies
@@infringinator or maybe another upgraded model 🤔
@@daleblue22 I'm talking about the 6th day movie son
@@infringinator I guess I missed that line
@@daleblue22 if you haven't seen 6th day or Jingle all the way then I don't know what to tell ya.
That lil 2 stroke racing in front of a semi - smashing abandoned cars and shopping carts as his voice cracks… just movie gold man
What weird It sounds like a 2 but it’s an xr100 4 stroke
@ghuether0 Haha yeah I remember this. They do it all the time in movies. The bike also had like 30 gears lol.
Worse, John was on an XR80. A bike that would top out at like 40 MPH.
Shit was a 1000 speed 2 stroke
I had a Honda CR60 as a kid -“and my mom had an XR80.so that drove me nuts. Should have got him a CR80. 😊. Hollywood…
The best film in the entire series! Arnie on the motorcycle, with that lever action shotgun, is one of the coolest sequences of all time. He looked so badass
Arnie was a big fan of John Wayne who was the American action hero of Arnies youth. In True Grit, Wayne uses a similar Winchester lever action rifle in the final shootout, reloading it by twirling the gun around the lever. Arnie thought that was cool and that's why he has a Winchester rather than a pump action shotgun, so he could make like The Duke and look badass doing it.
Reminded me of the Rifleman's signature move
There isn't a millisecond in this movie that isn't pure gold
Yes. Absolutely. The latest one was woke trash.
Its makes my heart smike reading all these positive comments about this iconic guy/character. I concur with you all.
This is a refreshing change to hear someone having a good experience in the industry.
I'd imagine being around Arnold at that time would of been very unique, what an aura he would of had especially being a young teen. We all know how good and cool Furlongs John Connor portrayal was I think we was all surprised he didn't go on to become a mega movie star
That voice is so distinct man I’ll never forget the first time I watched terminator with my dad
How's wolfie doing? Is he alright?
I've literally watched this movie 9,865,890,758,923 times. I know the script verbatim. It brings back so much nostalgia for me. I grew up on this movie and I love it and I always will.
It's funny, the ending of the film is in parallel to Furlong's experience at the end of filming, no longer spending every day with this larger than life hero, having to say goodbye on the last day and never really interact much again. I can imagine it was a similar feeling to John saying goodbye to the terminator for a young boy.
That didn’t HAVE to be the way it was. It was that way because he completely lost control of his life and couldn’t even reprise his role later.
@@koriko88 There were no plans to make a third film when filming the second, so yeah, it still would have felt like a permanent goodbye regardless of Furlong's future decisions.
Arnie wasn't dead. I'm sure they could have exchanged contact information if they really wanted to, or go through his agent. Furlong himself was briefly a star following T2. He only fell off after
Ok I want a terminator movie with him as John Connor again!
He looks like a guy who's been thru judgement day... He looks real.
That’d be hell of a work out for him.
John and The Terminators’ interaction while working underneath the truck is some great cinema. Great flick!
That movie is Timeless. Certified classic!