Now it's all about Blue people with boring stories, rubbish music, CG overload and bringing in 2+ billion. Cool I guess for him but this film was the very height of his excellence as a director, storyteller, human being. He's too old to care about something from 30+ years ago and he's a vegan now that's probably fucked up his brain also
Consider this: the film came out in 1991. Meaning it was shot and edited a year or two prior to that. Just goes to show that all the fancy, modern hi-tech bells and whistles mean nothing if you lack artistic eye and fumble the cinematography.
as much as i love the first Terminator, that movie has aged considerably...which makes sense since it is literally 40 years old now Terminator 2 however...it genuinely looks better than movies being released now. fucking incredible
This is what I like most about James Camerons' movies. The quality is so good that if Terminator 2 was released in 2021 as a new movie, you couldn't tell the difference that it was filmed 30 years ago.
If it was filmed today. It would be full of social media influence, forced comedy, forced dialogue and stupid agendas. Terminators silence is gold compared to today's nonsense.
It’s really the show don’t tell mentality of movie making back then. Put the viewer in the place of the normal person, let us see how the characters interact. This guy doesn’t care that he’s being burnt, he brushes off knives and bats, and he can forcibly grab a gun out of your hands before you can pull the trigger. He is throwing people across rooms and is on a mission.
Because people's 'feelings' and sending a message are more important than the storytelling. Virtue signaling destroys entertainment and everything it comes across.
2:30 When the guy blows smoke on his face, the Terminator detects “carcinogen vapor” and immediately goes in to “Threat Assessment” LOOL !! The details in this movies were mind blowing!
@Johnfuse: if you pause the scan, on the right of the screen you have the results of the threat assessment: “Analysis mode - Particulate - No damage”. So he went in threat assessment and determined that there was no damage. In fact he didn’t react, he reacted only when the guy behind him broke the stick on his back. As I said, the details in this movies were amazing. Even more in a time where there was no UA-cam, and people where not used to pause movies in search for details like this. Amazing.
it's crazy how he wasn't even the first choice for the role, but as Arnold describes it...he was so obsessed with how the Terminator was portrayed that when he told James Cameron all about it, Cameron not only told Arnold that he should play the Terminator, but that he would film the movie in a way where the Terminator would be the most memorable character
@@skippythealien9627 and Cameron was about to fire him from the project. The whole reason for the dinner, which Cameron was nervous about because of Arnold's charisma and confidence. My favorite T1 story!
@@faithnoman2635 holy fuck. i had no idea this was the case lol Crazy how much Arnold made his career by being so obsessed with how the Terminator should be portrayed. just goes to show you how much of a cerebral guy he is, in addition to his bodybuilding/physique etc.
This and the Predator scene, where they all shoot the jungle up. Both made around the same time, both involving Arnie. Too much ''toxic masculinity'' for the masses, nowadays.
Terminator 1 & 2 are some of my favorite movies of all time. Is it just me though but do all the night time scenes in T2 have a blue tinge to them? Not a criticism just a comment.
No ridiculously amount of CGI, no over the top gore, no trying too hard. Clean cut, all around badass scene to give you goosebumps. Today’s Hollywood could never.
Hollywood had lost its touch in producing any iconic movie or actor like they used to be. Even Disney only remake all of its animation movie into live action but guess what they only make it worse.
@Rand Usually the owner of a biker bar is either a member, or working very closely with the MC that frequents it. Basically a part of the MC. Not every bar a MC stops at is linked with the MC, but in this case the bartender has a vest similar to the member who got the knife stuck through his shoulder, which leads me to believe that he is very closely involved with this MC.
Gotta remember that this was pre internet, and most people went into the theater thinking that Robert Patrick was playing the good guy and Arnie was playing the bad guy - ie. a similar dynamic to the first movie. This scene was important, as it brought in a little comedy into the franchise for the first time, and changed people's perception of the terminator character, and what it could be
Yeah, you really wouldn't know that Arnie was good until the mall scene when he points the shotgun at John's head but then says "get down". That was the peak of tension
It is just unbelievable how cool Arnie is in this. I will never get over that insane coolness factor. And Cameron's flawless direction. Just flawless. This is peak action cinema and it will never get old. Millenia from now people are going to watch this and be amazed.
@@julius43461well, probably not millennia from now, because by that point human language and culture will have changed enough that films like these would be even more incomprehensible to them than the Canterbury Tales are to us. Though I suppose subtitles might help.
@@timomastosalo Would have earned him a death sentence after the terminator by his own prejudice decided not to kill anyone at the bar. He was well within parameters to kill the bartender for pointing a weapon at him. He chose to see it as a favor rather than a threat which spared his life. Didn't even strike the man.
@@Krystalmyth We know that, you're just stating the obvious. This was going next level - what's the world building of the script team like. We have to go by what the bar tender knew. The movie makers shouldn't make the average people to expect robots. It's not that obvious for the bar tender that this was a robot - not in an 80's world. Nowadays some might think that, when we have the experimental humanlie robots in test phases. Here, it was most likely this was a body builder, crazy on steroids and maybe something else. But he likely didn't trust the shotgun to stop the big guy, even if taking a leg out - is how I would accept his behaviour. Just there's also this stupid repeating movie solution: bring the gun within the hand reach. So not everything in this scene is scripted smartly.
It's product placement. Companies give their stuff away and pay the studios to immerse whatever it is they want to market. It's why everyone on tv uses a mac computer, James Bonds various accoutrements, gadgets and car manufacturers are all paying top dollar for a few moments of screen time. Especially if the character using their product is "cool" like the Terminator. It can be well executed and seamlessly integrated into a plot or narrative like in this case, but can also be a little clunky and crass when crow-barred into a shot or conversation, out of obligation to some fast food corp for example. Even Anime movies and cartoons use product placement. Some animators have to draw replicas of the devices and clothing available in reality to advertise. It's trippy.
@@christopherangeli1141 :)) And you have to also realize that it`s gonna be in that particular movie FOREVER! So if it`s a blockbuster it`s advertisement forever. I guess, they pay them really good money :)) Greetings from Germany pal
One small detail I never even noticed until now is that he steals the bike and drives it away into the night without ever turning on its headlight... which makes sense when you consider a T-800 could see in the dark just fine.
Wait till you see JESUS Christ's second coming in the clouds prepare to requote this comment. JESUS Christ being God and omnipresent is going to cause every gaythiest to see him come and take believers to HEAVEN. JESUS Christ has an undercover mode where he looks like a regular man. JESUS Christ in his natural form is God almighty consisting of potent strong literal holy fire raging from his very being. God basically is like in a human form with hands feet eyes, but instead of consisting of flesh, he consists of holy literal flaming fire, and his second coming he will come in glory mode and everyone alive is going to run and hide like from a tornado
I know the terminator being a good guy in T2 was supposed to be sort of a surprise reveal but the fact that he doesn’t kill anyone here and gets a cool song as he exits the scene made it pretty clear.
Normally it would be out of character given the how brutal the entrance of T1's T-800 was, but it makes sense in the context of T2's T-800 being deployed by the Resistance, that the modified programming to protect Connor may have already affected its general behavior before young Connor would reinforce the no-kill order onto the T-800 unit.
That’s an interesting perspective. It’s true that Arnold never went as dark as the first “Terminator” again. To anyone familiar with his image and filmography in general, him playing a villain, especially one that cold, truly stands out.
That's great scene continuity from Cameron! You barely if at all get that from filmmakers today. It does say a lot about Arnold's Screen Presence that you don't notice the guy on the hood.
Such an amazing and well thought out scene. Within 5 minutes you know this guy is immune to pain, can break bones like nothing, can take heavy blunt damage to the head and stab wounds and remain unfazed, wields strength beyond that of any human, can have deadly firearms pointed at him and not care and that his persona is straight to the point with no bullshitting. It felt like Cameron sat down and wrote this in part for people who hadn't seen the first film and jumped straight into this one. They got the basic gist of a Terminators capabilities within 5 minutes: This dude is basically unstoppable to ordinary non-future plasma rifle wielding humans. For fans of the first movie who knew about the T-800 it was just pure power fantasy. Cameron is a genius film maker.
CrushofSiel, we do not blame you. You asked for real terminator movies, not bad movies with terminator skins like Hollywood. You're just as much of a victim as the rest of us.
One of the first memories of my existence that I have is T2 when Arnie yanks the shotgun out of box of roses and says "Get down!". I was barely 3 and a half.
This movie blew my mind apart when I was a child. Thank you James Cameron and everyone that was a part of this film. I know every word. Seen it probably T1000 times
I can remember the hype surrounding this movie being enormous; the merchandise, the marketing, and rumours circulating that Arnold was going to be the good guy. Was blown away when I eventually saw it on its VHS release and whenever I've seen it since, I'm just as amazed. This will remain an epic masterpiece on so many levels. The grand scale production of the whole thing with a budget dwarfing the first movie was colossal. The cinematography, costumes and the soundtrack theme for each terminator is timeless. Whereas the first one had clear and distinct 80s vibes, this one doesn't seem to be connected to a specific era, it's just way ahead of its time and will never age.
"Listen, and understand! That Terminator is out there! It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you give him your clothes,boots and motorcycle"
@@BillMorganChannel Good call bro. I just saw that stir crazy scene the other day for 1st time in long time. So funny!! The Karate chop noises from Gene Wilder's character were hilarious! 😂😂😂
@@kbird74 some day I am going to count many little hilarious things it has. I love how the bald guy goes from tough bully to a scared pussy willow when he punched the huge guy! Watch it three times and keep seeing subtleties like gene wilder trying to keep from laughing!
The sign of a masterpiece is a movie that is timeless. That this movie is over 30 years old is totally mind-blowing, it hasn't lost any of its edge over the years. One of my favourites and certainly one of the best action films ever created. Every single thing about this scene is the definition of badass. There is no fluff to it. Genius stuff, truly.
One of the most badass scenes in film history.. When he snatches the gun off that dude and takes his shades.. The bad to the bone soundtrack in the background just takes this to a whole nother level of badassery
Sometimes people don't get why he took the shades... In T1 it was obvious, he had to hide the tissue damage. I've seen people saying that T-800 has style preference, but that's not it. He was about to ride a bike remember, and just wanted to have something to protect his eyes, at least the fake ones from from dust and flies falling in, same as human bikers do, so he wouldn't have to clean them. He doesn't need shades for exactly the same variety of reasons as humans, but he's still totally machine rational by taking them.
I'm not sure if women would react that positively to a totally naked guy walking into a bar, even with his body, simply because it's automatically a complete freakshow thing to do. It's something that people will get into alot of trouble for doing, most likely even with Schwarzenegger's body.
@@muscleman3478 Yeah man, the movie where... - the most bad ass character is a woman - the villain is a police man - the patients in the mental institute are victims of a paternalistic society - the motivation of the rebel leader is to reconnect with his mother - it's shown that bad-ass-ery comes from fear *... is so not 'woke'!*
I just can't describe how impressed I was when I first seen this as a child. To keep it short: I have been trying to dress like T2 for the next 20 years...
@SvenGD I guess cinema industry grew so bad that nowadays it's easier to produce a movie and you don't need to be that talented anymore. There are still good movies nowadays, but a lot more shitty ones as well.
Yeah he was still in his prime that’s when he and Peter Weller should of made Robocop vs The Terminator but at least we got games and comics plus they are pretty old now lol
@@neoladams8519 You're absolutely right. Those two short scenes earned them cinema immortality..."You forgot to say please" will live forever.Oh, and the long-haired white guy that calls John "dipshit" died too.
@Zachary Jacobson I got curious...wanted to know whatever happened to some of those characters, whether they had gone on to be in other movies,etc ; so I went to IMDB and found out they had passed away.
Respect to the guy who came out to try and save the guys bike from being stolen. He just saw how bad ass Arnold is and still came out to try and stop him.
Notice a few things: 1: He shows up to an ominous song. 2: he doesn’t start murdering the entire crowd. 3: He politely tells the man what he needs. 4: He uses violent but non lethal ways to achieve his goals. 5: He walks out to Bad To The Bone. We subconsciously cheered for him from the beginning.
I literally cannot imagine what ANYONE would do if an individual like this shows up to a bar and a guy tried ashing a cigar on his chest and he is absolutely not phased by it. That’ll be a scary moment.
The look on the biker's face at 2:36. Actor's name is Robert Winley, he died 10 years after this movie in 2001. He was lucky to get the extra 10 years after being thrown on that hot stove. 😬
@@georgehenderson7783 The craziest part of that face-off, is the fact that Robert Winley is five years YOUNGER than Arnold - yet Arnold looks half his age.
when I saw it in college in the theater, everyone started cheering when he took the sunglasses.. LOL... That was a great movie to watch with a college crowd in 91...
How about the first time Arnold and the T 1000 fought each other? Did people think Arnold was the bad terminator again,and that Patrick was a resistance fighter? Or did people think they both were evil?
@@richiefranklin76 it was pretty obvious by the tone of the movie that arnold was the good terminator at the very beginning. Also, you immediately see the new terminator killing people and had the evil smile way before he fights Arnold. Also, the trailers and media interviews showed all of that but i never considered that a spoiler because of the above reason. The spoiler/twist of the movie was the terminator learning how to be human then killing himself at the end of the movie. No one was really expecting that. It was really sad and had everyone tearing up, but then when he gave a thumbs up everyone laughed and clapped. That was completely kept hidden from the public so it had a huge impact at the end. Also, the death of Miles was unexpected as well.
@Ed So When I saw T2 for the first time, I was sure Arnold is still the bad guy. The scene in mall hallway and „GET DOWN” left me shocked as hell... Also, there were some teasers not revealing that Arnold is going to be the good guy. One that I remember: some explosions, few flashes of T800 shooting guns and then Arnold saying „I PROMISE I WILL NOT KILL ANYONE”. That was brilliant! 😆
I was born in 92. I saw this movie around 6 years old. This has been my top movie since then (2nd one is the departed). I wish I would've seen the T1 first now so I could have witnessed this twists how it was meant to. Regardless T2 still had a massive impact on me. Fucking love this film.
Have you seen the Kingsman movies? The bar scene in the first one, I think you'll be a fan... Seriously though, Kingsman are two of my favorite recent action films. They're hilarious and badass simultaneously, while being very sharply written and superbly acted.
@Dickman Maan Nah. It's not good just for WW2 fans (wtf if a "WW2 fan" anyway?). It is a masterpiece of the same caliber. Like old school Hollywood masterpieces.
@Dickman Maan You poor man... You did not understand anything yet you insulted me out of the blue. Oh well. One can only think as much as his brain allows him to. Be well.
Yeah, honestly this entire movie is fucking awesome. Watching movies with my dad was a big way we would bond, and this is one that I will always remember. Robocop, both Terminator movies, etc. Utterly classic films and the special effects still hold up roughly 40 years later. Amazing.
That scene is a masterpiece. Its a pure balance of action, sc fiction, suspense.... And Arnold delivers some of the coolest punch line in that movie... Damn I miss that movie era
Other than Terminator ALLOT of Action movies could be pretty cheesy at that time. However this was the year bands like Alice In Chains, Melvins, Nirvana, Etc etc was starting to blow up. I leave put Pearl Jam. All Pearl Jam is is a stadium rock band with a REALLY awful Jim Morrison impersonator.
I also feel like T2 was the end of that era, it's pinnacle. It started with Alien, Rambo, Terminator, Aliens, Robocop, Predator. 12 years of the best movies I know.
Best action movie ever made. - Arnold - Linda Hamilton - Effects that was beyond its time - Guns and roses as backround music - Action that was perfect, not too much that we see today and not too less They got everything right here
Linda Hamilton? Looks like a MAN. She did well in this movie in terms of acting but thats not hard considering Arnold (...) and a brand new street kid with no acting experience were her co-stars.
@@TheVanillatech ?? Name me some other actor that would perform better as a Cyborg? Yeah, you can't. Arnold was the only person who could play that role
@@Daniel1996vdh Jesus christ what is it with you people? Arnold is a TERRIBLE ACTOR, always has been! We don't watch him or love him for his ACTING skills, do we? There are ten thousand other actors, probably more, who could play a cyborg better than he did. But they are not Arnold. They don't have the body, or the presence, or the Arnold factor. Get fucking REAL man. Stop talking fantasy, and take a bite from REALITY!
I know what you mean, even though many people may claim to hate it and are too embarrassed to admit it _Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2_ is actually one of those feel good movies that you can rewatch everyday.
You know it’s saying something when this movie aged significantly well. It’s still an epic masterpiece to this day. It certainly is the greatest action movie ever made.
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30 years later and this movie is still one of the best ones ever made
4 real!
@@8wealthyone8 yeah for real mate.
No. THE best
@@FirstLast-lh9iu don't shit on my opinion I won't shit on urs
So is predator
This movie is terrific. James Cameron was on a hot streak when he made Aliens, Terminator, Titanic, and Terminator 2. He was directing with genius.
Now it's all about Blue people with boring stories, rubbish music, CG overload and bringing in 2+ billion. Cool I guess for him but this film was the very height of his excellence as a director, storyteller, human being. He's too old to care about something from 30+ years ago and he's a vegan now that's probably fucked up his brain also
Take Titanic out of that
don't forget true lies.
The Abyss was great!!
And Avatar and Avatar: The Way of Water
There’s no way you can watch this scene without a smile on your face. Just timeless, unmatched cinema
grab a fresh pair madam rowan
The way you felt 30 yrs ago is still the same anytime you watch this
It's a reason why Arnold Schwarzenegger is the greatest action star of this era.
@@ShadowYamotosuicide not allowed
@@hexebarya7395suicide not allowed
I still find it hard to believe that this was shot in 1991.. it was ahead of its time in every way imaginable
Difícil de creer pero así fue...
Then consider that 2 years later Jurassic Park came.
Being a child in the 80s -90s was gold, both from a movie and game perspective.
Consider this: the film came out in 1991.
Meaning it was shot and edited a year or two prior to that.
Just goes to show that all the fancy, modern hi-tech bells and whistles mean nothing if you lack artistic eye and fumble the cinematography.
as much as i love the first Terminator, that movie has aged considerably...which makes sense since it is literally 40 years old now
Terminator 2 however...it genuinely looks better than movies being released now. fucking incredible
@@skippythealien9627 couldn't agree with you more
In just 5 minutes this terminator was able to get a full set of clothes, a bike, two guns, and a pair of glasses like a total boss.
This is just a movie son
@@angrut He didn't say it was not... Do you have an IQ below 100 ?
@@fhuukkhcjugniy9017 It's just a movie man
@@unclekyle5260 god i'm gonna fucking kill myself
@@fhuukkhcjugniy9017 lol
This scene is the definition of badass
You should see the it again but when they are all old.
Back when making movies and characters into bad asses was a thing, and not into jokes and silly comedy like moves are now today.
no problemo dickwad
Someone make the scene look girly. Animate it or put visual effects or what ever. Would be great hit to watch
@@naaffax6700 they dide, its called Rise of the machines....
This movie is almost 30 years old and still epic as hell.
@@AstroSpark3 that's why he wrote ,,almost" 🤦🏻♂️
Kamil Dziuba oh ok
@@AstroSpark3🤣🤣🤣
Agree
Oh God, how I miss the 90's
" I need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle ", has become my standard greeting when meeting up with nephews at family reunions.
that's actually pretty damned funny. I take it they all ride.
Hehe how do they react to that?
@@TheResilient5689 "You forgot to say "Please". "
@@TheResilient5689 They say "F you, a-hole"
So do they give you their clothes or just middle fingers
This is what I like most about James Camerons' movies. The quality is so good that if Terminator 2 was released in 2021 as a new movie, you couldn't tell the difference that it was filmed 30 years ago.
@RingSight91 could be set in a different time period, doesn’t have to be 2021
@RingSight91 lol to the mall comment.
Not rlly tho, the sound quality is very 90’s.
If it was filmed today. It would be full of social media influence, forced comedy, forced dialogue and stupid agendas. Terminators silence is gold compared to today's nonsense.
Dude takes serious pride in his work. Hes been working almost a DECADE on the next avatar movies so that hasn't changed a bit.
This opening alone is better than most films these days.
How about that teaser for terminator 2 so good
Exactly, no one would say Avenger's is better nowadays? Crazy times
It’s really the show don’t tell mentality of movie making back then. Put the viewer in the place of the normal person, let us see how the characters interact. This guy doesn’t care that he’s being burnt, he brushes off knives and bats, and he can forcibly grab a gun out of your hands before you can pull the trigger. He is throwing people across rooms and is on a mission.
@@ZJasmineDragon exactly. No "exposition dialogue" needed.
Very true 👍👌
Damn, 80’s and 90’s movies were filled with unforgettably cool scenes and quotes. This being one of the best ones!
They just told a cool story. There was no 'message'.
@@greentriumph1643 yep. No politics or agendas. I miss the simpler times. So many great movies wouldn’t get made in 2022
Because people's 'feelings' and sending a message are more important than the storytelling. Virtue signaling destroys entertainment and everything it comes across.
Best!
It IS the best not one of the best.
Ah yes, Terminator 2, the last movie on the Terminator franchise
Salvation wasn’t bad
I love Salvation and to this day could still not understand the criticism.
@@Andrewgaming-jm8mnshould’ve been rated r that’s was my main complaint
Oh, come on! What about 3? That wasn’t bad, right?
@@MrWii000 I didn’t feel like watching John Conner rob a vet for doggie drugs
One of the most iconic scenes in cinema history
Yup yup
@@tylercouture216 what's REMASTERED MEAN? Did they improve the CGI?
Steve Thea bruh this movie was made in 92 CGI was primative they just basically restored the quality
This new sharpness and blend looks cool.The master combination of deepfake with c.g sharpness treatment works well.I like the polish.
@@thedukeofconway4209 released in 1991
2:30 When the guy blows smoke on his face, the Terminator detects “carcinogen vapor” and immediately goes in to “Threat Assessment” LOOL !! The details in this movies were mind blowing!
Wow,didn't noticed that in all those years.
that "Attention to Details"
damn Cool
@Johnfuse: if you pause the scan, on the right of the screen you have the results of the threat assessment: “Analysis mode - Particulate - No damage”. So he went in threat assessment and determined that there was no damage. In fact he didn’t react, he reacted only when the guy behind him broke the stick on his back. As I said, the details in this movies were amazing. Even more in a time where there was no UA-cam, and people where not used to pause movies in search for details like this. Amazing.
MrGilRoland 02:42 ! 😂🤣🤣😂🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯😆😆🤗🤗😍😍🥰🥰
yeah rememder a time when movies looked like they were made for adults and not highschool teenager snowflakes?
They don’t make movies like they used to, this movie is a masterpiece
Family friendly disney maybe?
@Phil EK23 yeah good film but you are actually comparing the two ? 😂
To this day, this movie is definitely one of the best sci-fi movies ever made.
Movies of this calibre are few and far between
Оллохга касамки мен по'вит бермиман Инша Аллох...
Arnold was born to play the terminator. The best action star ever.
Bast lveo yuo so math ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂
it's crazy how he wasn't even the first choice for the role, but as Arnold describes it...he was so obsessed with how the Terminator was portrayed that when he told James Cameron all about it, Cameron not only told Arnold that he should play the Terminator, but that he would film the movie in a way where the Terminator would be the most memorable character
And to think OJ Simpson was considered for this role!!!!!
@@skippythealien9627 and Cameron was about to fire him from the project. The whole reason for the dinner, which Cameron was nervous about because of Arnold's charisma and confidence. My favorite T1 story!
@@faithnoman2635 holy fuck. i had no idea this was the case lol
Crazy how much Arnold made his career by being so obsessed with how the Terminator should be portrayed. just goes to show you how much of a cerebral guy he is, in addition to his bodybuilding/physique etc.
This scene alone is better than all of the new terminator movies put together.
@@wickedhouston5538 bullshit
@@wickedhouston5538 That film costed 185 millions...
To bad for you, it's not a great victory, kid ;)
Woah woah woah Salvation is by far the best of the new movies I even believe it trumps the 1st Terminator film
Next Gen Ownage lol ur dumb 😂
Ich glaube, hier weiß niemand wirklich, wer Otto Scortzeny war. Ist wohl auch besser so. Grüße an den Kameraden.
With all the technology we have today and they still couldn’t make a better sequel
Tell me about it
Technology will never beat imagination.
Yes only 1 and 2 where the good ones
The sequels suck
I dunno, I think Terminator 3 is pretty good.
31 years and still one of the most badass scenes ever made🕶
It really is
This and the Predator scene, where they all shoot the jungle up. Both made around the same time, both involving Arnie. Too much ''toxic masculinity'' for the masses, nowadays.
Y la música perfecta para la escena !!
Terminator 1 & 2 are some of my favorite movies of all time. Is it just me though but do all the night time scenes in T2 have a blue tinge to them? Not a criticism just a comment.
@@C_and_C... It’s not you, it’s James Cameron and his love for the blue ocean
Legendary.
They don't make movies like this anymore!
No ridiculously amount of CGI, no over the top gore, no trying too hard. Clean cut, all around badass scene to give you goosebumps. Today’s Hollywood could never.
It absolutely can. But this is a classic good movie that has a special place in most people's heart. So I can understand your confirmation bias.
There's zero CG in this scene other than the visual overlay from his view
@@jason2014 0:30
Hollywood had lost its touch in producing any iconic movie or actor like they used to be. Even Disney only remake all of its animation movie into live action but guess what they only make it worse.
@@razurio2768 ahh yes i forgot about that lol
Absolutely legendary scene from an absolutely legendary movie. Totally badass Arnie, but also hilarious
Spot on, this scene will never get old....
@@ANT96-x8d don’t care
@@ANT96-x8d And your point?
@@ANT96-x8d and John Connor and Jesus Christ are both made up characters in a story
@@tims_4x4_garage Actually there is no conclusion. It’s either believe or don’t believe like ever other world religion.
This scene just never gets old!
Agreed
indeed
Них...уя не понял что ты написал но было интересно
You spelled 'movie' wrong... Honest mistake.
Yeah! But we do...
I just love the nighttime blue lighting in this movie with passion.
Got an Oscar nom for cinematography
Ya me too
What a badass bartender that looks out for his customers.
ABSOLUTELY RIGHT..
Haven't spent much time in biker bars I see.
@Rand Usually the owner of a biker bar is either a member, or working very closely with the MC that frequents it. Basically a part of the MC. Not every bar a MC stops at is linked with the MC, but in this case the bartender has a vest similar to the member who got the knife stuck through his shoulder, which leads me to believe that he is very closely involved with this MC.
@@dethwisper But still, the other bikers left their homie to deal with Terminator by himself
@Rand You need to get out more, man-child
Now this is what a real terminator movie looks like.
Hell yes. Back when Hollywood actually knew how to make good movies.
so true
Dark fate is good idk why the hate it's the best terminator movie since t2
Plummet Because it ruins the first two movies. Destorys the characters and all the logic form the first two
@@jamesrichards6731 logic 😂 it's a Sci fi film there's no logic
This movie is nearly 30 years old and still incredible to watch.
I agree
you mean 40
10,000 years from now this movie will still be a MASTERPIECE
1000 years later, we'll be traveling in time and back to 1980's to watch this on a big screen in cinema complex.
@@trancord this is terminator2 1992 , 28 or 29 years old. Terminator1 - 1984 - 36 years old
Gotta remember that this was pre internet, and most people went into the theater thinking that Robert Patrick was playing the good guy and Arnie was playing the bad guy - ie. a similar dynamic to the first movie. This scene was important, as it brought in a little comedy into the franchise for the first time, and changed people's perception of the terminator character, and what it could be
Yeah, you really wouldn't know that Arnie was good until the mall scene when he points the shotgun at John's head but then says "get down". That was the peak of tension
@@babazuki4725nah, the music and shades attachment would indicate he’s a good guy.
Where was the comedy? 🤦♂️
@@Carl_McMelvin The fact he never killed the guy at the end and took the shades?????
@@ralphcifaretto1 wow. That was so funny. 🙄
Him not killing anybody foreshadows him being the good guy
Good point.
Whenever I've watched this on tv before, my mind just overlooked the fact he didn't kill any of them.
Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified
@@Meldrick-jv7sysuicide not allowed
@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk Jesus was killed by crucifixion and Rose the 3rd day. Now back off with your dumb theories.
And the music too
It is just unbelievable how cool Arnie is in this. I will never get over that insane coolness factor. And Cameron's flawless direction. Just flawless. This is peak action cinema and it will never get old. Millenia from now people are going to watch this and be amazed.
Millenia from now, machines might watch this and be amazed.
Cuando vi por primera vez esta película 🎞️. No dormí toda una noche. Porque pensé que iba que era cierto que existen los Terminator en la vida real..
@@Ezemusic. ¿Eras un niño pequeño en ese momento?
@@Hjerte_Verke Tenía 8 años.
@@julius43461well, probably not millennia from now, because by that point human language and culture will have changed enough that films like these would be even more incomprehensible to them than the Canterbury Tales are to us. Though I suppose subtitles might help.
Biker: "You forgot to say please"
T-800: "Please"
*T-800 walks out, everyone happy*
@Dzaki Salman lol
Later everyone in the bar be like, " who was that fucking guy anyways 🙄 and why was he buck ass nude🤣"
Terminator 2
~Ending credits~
Thanks for watching lol
"It was not a request."
Snowflakes version of T2 😂
The way he tucks the rifle in the back of the bike and drives off without missing a beat is simply badass...
Respect to the bartender. He was just sticking up for his boys.
4:30
bartender: "uuff"
isnt possible!
what in the Hell just happened?"
me:LOL
Didn't shoot - not even to the foot. After a shining leg showing, he might've been fast enough to keep his sunglasses
If your going to stick up for them, do it all the way.....dont just act like it and flinch when your on the wire
@@timomastosalo Would have earned him a death sentence after the terminator by his own prejudice decided not to kill anyone at the bar. He was well within parameters to kill the bartender for pointing a weapon at him. He chose to see it as a favor rather than a threat which spared his life. Didn't even strike the man.
@@Krystalmyth We know that, you're just stating the obvious. This was going next level - what's the world building of the script team like.
We have to go by what the bar tender knew. The movie makers shouldn't make the average people to expect robots. It's not that obvious for the bar tender that this was a robot - not in an 80's world. Nowadays some might think that, when we have the experimental humanlie robots in test phases.
Here, it was most likely this was a body builder, crazy on steroids and maybe something else. But he likely didn't trust the shotgun to stop the big guy, even if taking a leg out - is how I would accept his behaviour. Just there's also this stupid repeating movie solution: bring the gun within the hand reach. So not everything in this scene is scripted smartly.
The best Harley Davidson commercial that actually was not a commercial
And pepsi
It's product placement. Companies give their stuff away and pay the studios to immerse whatever it is they want to market. It's why everyone on tv uses a mac computer, James Bonds various accoutrements, gadgets and car manufacturers are all paying top dollar for a few moments of screen time. Especially if the character using their product is "cool" like the Terminator. It can be well executed and seamlessly integrated into a plot or narrative like in this case, but can also be a little clunky and crass when crow-barred into a shot or conversation, out of obligation to some fast food corp for example. Even Anime movies and cartoons use product placement. Some animators have to draw replicas of the devices and clothing available in reality to advertise. It's trippy.
@@christopherangeli1141 :)) And you have to also realize that it`s gonna be in that particular movie FOREVER! So if it`s a blockbuster it`s advertisement forever. I guess, they pay them really good money :)) Greetings from Germany pal
@@christopherangeli1141 Apparently Apple never allows movie villains to use their products.
Harley Davidson big daddy
One small detail I never even noticed until now is that he steals the bike and drives it away into the night without ever turning on its headlight... which makes sense when you consider a T-800 could see in the dark just fine.
Nice way of causing car crashes and attracting attention from the cops...
@@jimbotron70probably already attracted attention from the cops when he stole the guy’s bike.
@@stellarwind1946 Niet. Those weren't the kind of people whining at the police 😏
Did old motorcycles have a headlight button? Every honda/yamaha I've ridden has the headlight come on automatically while the bike is on...
Yes. All motorcycles used to have headlight switch.
This film was way ahead of its time. The level of detail esp. with the computer information coming up in front of him.
The Watchman River channel`s newest vid brought me back here speaking of which.
28 YEARS OLD. Still, one of the best character entrance ever shown on screen.
There was still being produced in the 1990s good music and good films but it was a reduction in terms of what was done in previous decades.
They got it just right in this. T1 was too dark/violent, T3 too cliche.
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@@falseprophetmohammedisaped2586, you're not going to be alive to see _that._
@@falseprophetmohammedisaped2586 *atheist*
I know the terminator being a good guy in T2 was supposed to be sort of a surprise reveal but the fact that he doesn’t kill anyone here and gets a cool song as he exits the scene made it pretty clear.
Normally it would be out of character given the how brutal the entrance of T1's T-800 was, but it makes sense in the context of T2's T-800 being deployed by the Resistance, that the modified programming to protect Connor may have already affected its general behavior before young Connor would reinforce the no-kill order onto the T-800 unit.
@@vinesauceobscurities yes, it all makes sense given what we later learn in the film. I’m referring to the experience of seeing it for the first time.
That’s an interesting perspective. It’s true that Arnold never went as dark as the first “Terminator” again. To anyone familiar with his image and filmography in general, him playing a villain, especially one that cold, truly stands out.
@@vinesauceobscurities
If you played Resistance. You'll know the EXACT CPU unit is in it's head, it went through three timelines.
The T-800 does only kill one person in the opening, he just injures the other 2.
After all these years this is still one of the most badass scenes in a movie
This Scene alone was better than the last 4 terminator movies!! 😆
Right Uppercut
It’s probably the best opening scene over all!!
That's great scene continuity from Cameron! You barely if at all get that from filmmakers today.
It does say a lot about Arnold's Screen Presence that you don't notice the guy on the hood.
MrTonyForever: I never saw he was stil there! 😂
These were movies, the old good times.
28 years on and still fresh and exciting as the day it was made.
Old. Not obsolete
well they did refeeshen it. with a remaster
Still beats the sequels by miles.
Yeah doesn't age... just bad to the bone!
Such an amazing and well thought out scene.
Within 5 minutes you know this guy is immune to pain, can break bones like nothing, can take heavy blunt damage to the head and stab wounds and remain unfazed, wields strength beyond that of any human, can have deadly firearms pointed at him and not care and that his persona is straight to the point with no bullshitting.
It felt like Cameron sat down and wrote this in part for people who hadn't seen the first film and jumped straight into this one. They got the basic gist of a Terminators capabilities within 5 minutes: This dude is basically unstoppable to ordinary non-future plasma rifle wielding humans. For fans of the first movie who knew about the T-800 it was just pure power fantasy.
Cameron is a genius film maker.
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It’s not that good man chill out
@@Oob144 It is that good. Chill out, man.
@@patriciawright8786 nostalgia is a hell of a drug
"basically unstoppable to 90's humans" --> yes since the 2000's we humans can definitely kick T2's butt, no problemo..
10 year old me: "I really wish they'd make more Terminator movies because they are so awesome!"
30 year old me: "Oh god what have I done..."
Look what you've done Barry
It’s not being too many that makes them bad, it’s just being bad in general. Same goes for Alien
CrushofSiel, we do not blame you. You asked for real terminator movies, not bad movies with terminator skins like Hollywood. You're just as much of a victim as the rest of us.
Same!
lol ikr
The hot stove bit makes me laugh every time.
“I can’t let you take the man’s wheels son”
...
“Not without a shotgun and a cool-ass pair of shades as well!”
Hahaha that's hilarious well done my friend
Ed and his jokes.
But who wears Shades at night, you're just asking to get slapped in the face.
the shades are because Terminator's can't cry and it keeps the dust out their eyes
@@Welovefarts That's a pretty cool detail. Thanks for sharing that
They should have sent this T-800, to prevent making other terminator movies.
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Hahahah!! 😂😂
lol
@pennywise the dancing clown OMG PENNYWISE THE DANCING CLOWN IS ON FIREEEE!!
STNOWTA you’re so funny bro holy shit i’m dying of laughtwr
3:47 Ive seen this film 15 times and I never noticed the guy still on the hood of the car until now
Wow... That's some real attention to detail. I never noticed that either.
TheAdditionalPylons lmao same I just realized that now
how have I never noticed this??????
I was today years old as the saying goes
I just noticed that yesterday. After 28 years.
4:24 the transitions were absolutely perfect.
This scene is worth more than the last terminator movies combined...
True,true
I betcho gay pink ass wanted the camera to pan south.
So true.
There are no Terminator movies after this one...
@@Goldenbane 💯
This. Move is 18+ but somehow this is everyone’s childhood
Yup
It was rated 15 in the UK.
One of the first memories of my existence that I have is T2 when Arnie yanks the shotgun out of box of roses and says "Get down!". I was barely 3 and a half.
It was rated 0+ in Wakanda.
i see this in tv store that time, blueray i think
The greatest action hero of all time. Arnold Schwarzenegger is an absolute icon.
Yes. Him, Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone
Also Stallone. 💪
"Screw your freedoms!" AS, circa 2020
Still best intro for action movie of all time . Love from a Sudanese guy watching from abu dhabi
This movie blew my mind apart when I was a child. Thank you James Cameron and everyone that was a part of this film. I know every word. Seen it probably T1000 times
Same here buddy
I can remember the hype surrounding this movie being enormous; the merchandise, the marketing, and rumours circulating that Arnold was going to be the good guy. Was blown away when I eventually saw it on its VHS release and whenever I've seen it since, I'm just as amazed. This will remain an epic masterpiece on so many levels. The grand scale production of the whole thing with a budget dwarfing the first movie was colossal. The cinematography, costumes and the soundtrack theme for each terminator is timeless. Whereas the first one had clear and distinct 80s vibes, this one doesn't seem to be connected to a specific era, it's just way ahead of its time and will never age.
Ya dude, this cool . Thank you . Ma boy
damn shame cameron has become a complete soy boy since...
Likewise, was like 4 when i watched it for the first time ( made me love the series the mostx some more then others ofc )
"Listen, and understand! That Terminator is out there! It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you give him your clothes,boots and motorcycle"
Substitute "Democrat" for "Terminator." Bout sums things up.
"... And he can find a way to say please?"
@@bolt4694 Based and true.
Good one
Haha! Nice one man 😂😂😂
Unforgettable opening scene, and one of the top 20 best scenes in movie history, hands down.
What are your other favorite 19?
Have you seen "Stir Crazy" when Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder first go into the community jail cell?
@@BillMorganChannel Good call bro. I just saw that stir crazy scene the other day for 1st time in long time. So funny!! The Karate chop noises from Gene Wilder's character were hilarious! 😂😂😂
@@kbird74 some day I am going to count many little hilarious things it has.
I love how the bald guy goes from tough bully to a scared pussy willow when he punched the huge guy!
Watch it three times and keep seeing subtleties like gene wilder trying to keep from laughing!
@@BillMorganChannel Here is the "Stir Crazy" scene. So funny. 🤣 ua-cam.com/video/KO4nyyhHqM0/v-deo.html
Come on David, atleast say what your top 5 are?
3O years on and I only just noticed the guy he threw out the window who hit him with the cue is still on the hood of the car outside! LOL
The sign of a masterpiece is a movie that is timeless. That this movie is over 30 years old is totally mind-blowing, it hasn't lost any of its edge over the years. One of my favourites and certainly one of the best action films ever created. Every single thing about this scene is the definition of badass. There is no fluff to it. Genius stuff, truly.
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That’s the most badass character entrance of any movie I’ve ever seen.
@@AndreiBYhappy Now that u mention it the matrix is got alot of old school bad ass moments
Juan Martinez well then again you haven't seen much gill!!!
Thor in infinity war was also awesome
Juan Martinez The Joker in Batman The Dark Knight
I love the part of the shot gun snatch!! Lmao!!!
One of the most badass scenes in film history.. When he snatches the gun off that dude and takes his shades.. The bad to the bone soundtrack in the background just takes this to a whole nother level of badassery
I always loved how fast he grabs the shotgun.😁
80's & 90's movies were on another level lol
Sometimes people don't get why he took the shades... In T1 it was obvious, he had to hide the tissue damage.
I've seen people saying that T-800 has style preference, but that's not it. He was about to ride a bike remember, and just wanted to have something to protect his eyes, at least the fake ones from from dust and flies falling in, same as human bikers do, so he wouldn't have to clean them. He doesn't need shades for exactly the same variety of reasons as humans, but he's still totally machine rational by taking them.
@@SparrowNoblePoland man that's so genius
I'm not sure if women would react that positively to a totally naked guy walking into a bar, even with his body, simply because it's automatically a complete freakshow thing to do. It's something that people will get into alot of trouble for doing, most likely even with Schwarzenegger's body.
The internet has forever ruined me. I can no longer take 3:30 seriously without busting out laughing
BAD TO THE BONE!!
It's a good thing they didn't make any other Terminator movies after this one.
😢!
After the 3rd one?? After this one, they sucked.
nope. even after terminator 3: rise of the machines, they made terminator : salvation, terminator : genisys, and terminator : dark fate.
@@Action_Figure_King I agree!
@@amosp9411 That's the joke. He's denying their existence, because they suck compared to this.
even in 2020, this movie doesnt look dated and it was made early 90s
the best action movie ever
1982
@@punchisclap what
@@punchisclap that was T1
@@russianbear6384 damn It took them 10 years to make another one? Crazy
@@russianbear6384 T1 was in 1984, T2 1991
"The terminator"(1984) 100℅ masterpiece! "The terminator 2" (1991) 101℅ masterpiece!
'The terminator 3'piece too)...
The first two the best
Terminator 3: Rise of the machine: 102
Kim Saeroon nah 90%
True!
I'm not sure how many times I watched this scene but never got bored.
When Terminator was actually brutal, badass, cool and intimidating.
with excellent script writing and character development and most importantly not 'woke'.
@@muscleman3478 Yeah man, the movie where...
- the most bad ass character is a woman
- the villain is a police man
- the patients in the mental institute are victims of a paternalistic society
- the motivation of the rebel leader is to reconnect with his mother
- it's shown that bad-ass-ery comes from fear
*... is so not 'woke'!*
@@andarted Happy TrollsDay bud!
@@muscleman3478 I'm serious. But you're right, I phrased it like an asshole. Sorry man.
DavidG
The first two Terminator movies are incredible.
And the only two good ones
Only 2, the rest are trash
Only genesis and dark fate were bad imo. They actually had no idea left to refresh the franchise or make it better
I really agree. The next ones did not reached the top
What do you mean "the first two"? There are only two terminator movies.
I just can't describe how impressed I was when I first seen this as a child.
To keep it short: I have been trying to dress like T2 for the next 20 years...
Spend the next remain years dressing as yourself.
@@faceclutch5555you are so smart
Did you succeed? Legend has it, the last pair of boots T800 got, were melted.
@@MrR5000 LOL
I have been trying to workout like arnie for the next 20 years...
This has to be one of the most badass scenes of any movie ever
Ah, God bless the 90's! We were free and we didn't know it!
ikr
They also are running out of ideas for movies
@SvenGD I guess cinema industry grew so bad that nowadays it's easier to produce a movie and you don't need to be that talented anymore. There are still good movies nowadays, but a lot more shitty ones as well.
exactly
We're still free. Simply do not vote for the Democratic Socialist Party. It's that simple.
This scene alone has sold more Harley Davidsons than their entire annual marketing budget.
So true
🥃
He actually rode his own Harley in this movie.
I'm not a big motorcycle guy but I must admit this scene makes me want to own one because it looks so cool.
This scence made the fatboy bike famous
Can you believe Arnold was frickin' 44 years old during this movie?
Yeah he was still in his prime that’s when he and Peter Weller should of made Robocop vs The Terminator but at least we got games and comics plus they are pretty old now lol
Good, that means i have 12 years to get in shape! First let me finish my beer.
recall the comics and games were cool 😎 even as a kid a movie sounded awesome
@@grimm_destroyer5566 robocop got sorted out by fool's more than once , doubt he'd handle the terminator :P
Teddy Quake robocop can’t even handle armor piercing rounds 😆
Ive watched this movie at least once a month for the past 30 years. Absolutely legendary cinema right here 🙌
Why when you watch Terminator 2, the look, the feel, all seem modern. Like it just made today. Amazing.
Movie way ahead of its time
Because of James Cameron.
That's because it's a digital remastered of the original film source material
DerHalbeEuro oh.. I see. Nice.
Except without too much CGI
The look on the bikers face when the cigar had no effect is priceless...epic.
He died in 2001, relatively young, 48 years old, brain cancer...the fat guy with the shotgun died too.
@@againstinsanity3713 I did not know that... sad to hear they have passed , but at least they will live forever in the greatest terminator movie ever.
@@neoladams8519 You're absolutely right. Those two short scenes earned them cinema immortality..."You forgot to say please" will live forever.Oh, and the long-haired white guy that calls John "dipshit" died too.
@Zachary Jacobson I would say he probably looked it up. lol
@Zachary Jacobson I got curious...wanted to know whatever happened to some of those characters, whether they had gone on to be in other movies,etc ; so I went to IMDB and found out they had passed away.
I can’t believe he was in his 40s in this movie. How cool he is.
Having 40 is not so bad, you still young 😁
@@soleiltounsi6754no.
@@darksaintxvi6914 Yes
Still maintained good size long after retiring from professional body building in his early 30s, there will never be another movie star like Arnold.
@@darksaintxvi6914 oh yes 😂
One of the best character introductions in movie history
Respect to the guy who came out to try and save the guys bike from being stolen. He just saw how bad ass Arnold is and still came out to try and stop him.
When Arnold put the kickstand down, you know the guy just said "oh shit ..."
Loyal to his customers. I certainly hope they continued frequenting his business, once the doctors had patched them up.
Yeah the guy is a real hero risking his own life, but I wonder why he didn't shoot
Because he can’t let him take the man’s wheels son.
@@TheChiefPriest2007because he didn’t have it in him to shoot someone.
I love how terminators dont care about fashion but Arnold(as a terminator) always had such a good taste and always looks badass XD
It,s Arnold Schwarznegger he would even look badass in a Power Ranger suit. Let,s be Real. XD
@@ventilatorlp9171 let's put our apostrophe's like this :)
Except in terminator 1 he got the one pucks clothes
The terminator must do in some capacity, why else did it take the sunglasses in the middle of the night?
@@jobobbob5825 maybe it has a night adaptor 😂😂
Notice a few things:
1: He shows up to an ominous song.
2: he doesn’t start murdering the entire crowd.
3: He politely tells the man what he needs.
4: He uses violent but non lethal ways to achieve his goals.
5: He walks out to Bad To The Bone.
We subconsciously cheered for him from the beginning.
Uh what, the guy he stabbed probably bled out lol
@@bobsag1164 at that point, he wants entitled to defend himself. Besides, he got stabbed first.
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he forgot to say "please"
@@bobsag1164 No, he didn't, he was (very likely) just fine as far as being alive goes.
Nobody could have played The Terminator better than Arnold. 👍
I love how he rides off at night, with sunglasses on and headlight off. As if he didn't come off as enough of a badass already.
thermal vision
He doesnt need it as machine. Great direct
he can see everything,Termovision.
@@jrag1000 Termovision I like that.
As the song goes wear sun glasses at night.. lol
This scene never gets old
True
Agree
NEVER EVER
Never
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I literally cannot imagine what ANYONE would do if an individual like this shows up to a bar and a guy tried ashing a cigar on his chest and he is absolutely not phased by it. That’ll be a scary moment.
The look on the biker's face at 2:36. Actor's name is Robert Winley, he died 10 years after this movie in 2001.
He was lucky to get the extra 10 years after being thrown on that hot stove. 😬
*not fazed
@@DieFlabbergast spare us the pedantry
Cigar burns aren't necessarily that bad. They don't burn outrageously hot. That's why so many people do it to themselves as an intimidation tactic.
@@georgehenderson7783 The craziest part of that face-off, is the fact that Robert Winley is five years YOUNGER than Arnold - yet Arnold looks half his age.
great music too, it matched the scenes.
I like how the bike already has a built in shotgun holster
👍👍
They could be from the mafia
@@juliuscaesar810 Or maybe a biker gang?
I'll be back
must be texas
when I saw it in college in the theater, everyone started cheering when he took the sunglasses.. LOL... That was a great movie to watch with a college crowd in 91...
How about the first time Arnold and the T 1000 fought each other?
Did people think Arnold was the bad terminator again,and that Patrick was a resistance fighter?
Or did people think they both were evil?
@@richiefranklin76 it was pretty obvious by the tone of the movie that arnold was the good terminator at the very beginning. Also, you immediately see the new terminator killing people and had the evil smile way before he fights Arnold. Also, the trailers and media interviews showed all of that but i never considered that a spoiler because of the above reason. The spoiler/twist of the movie was the terminator learning how to be human then killing himself at the end of the movie. No one was really expecting that. It was really sad and had everyone tearing up, but then when he gave a thumbs up everyone laughed and clapped. That was completely kept hidden from the public so it had a huge impact at the end. Also, the death of Miles was unexpected as well.
I bet it was!!!
@Ed So When I saw T2 for the first time, I was sure Arnold is still the bad guy. The scene in mall hallway and „GET DOWN” left me shocked as hell...
Also, there were some teasers not revealing that Arnold is going to be the good guy. One that I remember: some explosions, few flashes of T800 shooting guns and then Arnold saying „I PROMISE I WILL NOT KILL ANYONE”. That was brilliant! 😆
I was born in 92. I saw this movie around 6 years old. This has been my top movie since then (2nd one is the departed). I wish I would've seen the T1 first now so I could have witnessed this twists how it was meant to. Regardless T2 still had a massive impact on me. Fucking love this film.
hollywood doesn't make movies likes this anymore, shame
Have you seen the Kingsman movies?
The bar scene in the first one, I think you'll be a fan...
Seriously though, Kingsman are two of my favorite recent action films. They're hilarious and badass simultaneously, while being very sharply written and superbly acted.
Dunkirk.
@Dickman Maan Nah. It's not good just for WW2 fans (wtf if a "WW2 fan" anyway?).
It is a masterpiece of the same caliber. Like old school Hollywood masterpieces.
@Dickman Maan You poor man... You did not understand anything yet you insulted me out of the blue.
Oh well. One can only think as much as his brain allows him to.
Be well.
Never seen his willy must of been Of been 2 inches
This scene cant be recreated/replaced in a 1000 years or so. EPIC
I forgot how good this scene was then and still is today.
This scene alone teaches people to never bet against James Cameron. (As a director)
Yeah, honestly this entire movie is fucking awesome. Watching movies with my dad was a big way we would bond, and this is one that I will always remember. Robocop, both Terminator movies, etc. Utterly classic films and the special effects still hold up roughly 40 years later. Amazing.
That scene is a masterpiece. Its a pure balance of action, sc fiction, suspense.... And Arnold delivers some of the coolest punch line in that movie... Damn I miss that movie era
Same for me,.
My childhood movie.
Other than Terminator ALLOT of Action movies could be pretty cheesy at that time. However this was the year bands like Alice In Chains, Melvins, Nirvana, Etc etc was starting to blow up. I leave put Pearl Jam. All Pearl Jam is is a stadium rock band with a REALLY awful Jim Morrison impersonator.
I also feel like T2 was the end of that era, it's pinnacle. It started with Alien, Rambo, Terminator, Aliens, Robocop, Predator. 12 years of the best movies I know.
@@Kaztrofy die hard 1 its a masterpiece too, probably the best film from bruce willis
@@Kaztrofy You left off Bloodsport of any JC Van Damme movie?? Fail. Also, no Road Warrior…
Best action movie ever made.
- Arnold
- Linda Hamilton
- Effects that was beyond its time
- Guns and roses as backround music
- Action that was perfect, not too much that we see today and not too less
They got everything right here
. ..and....Little Caesar vocalist Ron young flying out of the window!!!....ahah!
You forgot George Thourohgood
Linda Hamilton? Looks like a MAN. She did well in this movie in terms of acting but thats not hard considering Arnold (...) and a brand new street kid with no acting experience were her co-stars.
@@TheVanillatech ?? Name me some other actor that would perform better as a Cyborg? Yeah, you can't. Arnold was the only person who could play that role
@@Daniel1996vdh Jesus christ what is it with you people? Arnold is a TERRIBLE ACTOR, always has been! We don't watch him or love him for his ACTING skills, do we? There are ten thousand other actors, probably more, who could play a cyborg better than he did. But they are not Arnold. They don't have the body, or the presence, or the Arnold factor.
Get fucking REAL man. Stop talking fantasy, and take a bite from REALITY!
Possibly the best scene ever filmed
By far, one of the best action movie scenes of all time. One of the only movies I can watch over and over again :)
This and Goodfellas
Yep, I'm not a big movie buff but this movie and this particular Scene are the best.
Excatly ,we can see T2 is the movie of the millennium
not one of the best.. THE BEST.
I know what you mean, even though many people may claim to hate it and are too embarrassed to admit it _Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2_ is actually one of those feel good movies that you can rewatch everyday.
He got his arm twisted, he got burned, he got scared, his clothes and bike were stolen... The cigar biker had a really bad day.
Gaming and Anime facts Kakashi sensei facts 😂🤝
true .....👌
This is what happens when a guy doesn’t give a T800 his clothes his boots and his motorcycle
at least he stayed alive
bad 3 minutes,
You know it’s saying something when this movie aged significantly well. It’s still an epic masterpiece to this day. It certainly is the greatest action movie ever made.
Suicide not allowed
It's so easy to watch.
@@TheSocratesofAthens suicide not allowed
It's not even close to be the best
ever made ....lol
He's a real bad ass in this movie..
This scene has more testosterone than the population of bull sharks in this planet.
😂
GTA 4! Imported from Chile
Lmao
The ocean is on the planet, not in it.
This and Dutch n Dillon scene in predator movie..
Visual masterpiece confirming Cameron's immense talent for film.
...before flushing it down the toilet with Dark Fate.
James Cameron for me is the modern version of Francis Ford Coppola, but with much more extensive visuals
Now if he can just finish up Avatar 2
Immensly talented...but has decided to keep churning out Avatar movies...😐😐😐
And then along came Avatar.
This what we called “old but gold”. What a nice scene what a nice movie
What a nice era!
The movie is better than nice. It’s awesome.
Still remember the miller beer that i used to sell back in the early 2000s
4:13 😂😂😂 CLEAN