TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2022
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Robert Patrick was so athletic during filming this movie that he had to slow down in running cause he was able to catch Edward Furlong on his motorcycle 😂
It had to be such a kick for Robert Patrick knowing he got to kick Arnold's ass a few times in the movie
That's some cheap mopede...
It's a matter of the rate of acceleration. In a short enough race, a human runner can beat almost any vehicle! In the 70's, I bet a guy I could outrun his Chevy! It was a 20-foot race -- it cost him a beer! ;-]
And that's running while suppressing any visible sense of exertion, which is undoubtedly slower than his max
It takes average athleticism to chase down a bike with such a small engine. The truck should have had no issue either, technically
Dyson is a truly underrated character. The guy made genuinely improving society his life's work, but when he finds out what it actually leads to he really doesn't hesitate to destroy it. No bargaining or trying to have his cake and eat it too otherwise. He stays focused and committed, and gives his life to see it through.
Really, really great character.
I like how Enrique is 'the ugly' from 'The good, the bad and the ugly'. He's great in that film.
@@NiclasLoof oh really? He looks so similar.
Too bad that in reality they're exactly opposite...
Standard dipshit youtube comment calling something underrated when it isnt
Absolutely. A rare kind of human.
Loved how Cameron gave a shout out to the group that sang the theme song "You Could Be Mine" by placing a shotgun in a box of flowers thus creating a visible manifestation of their name, Guns n' Roses
OMG, I've seen this movie hundreds of times and I NEVER made that connection! I am so ashamed of myself!
@CollaCityGuy I noticed that to.
Shame on you guys! No one EVER notices it! The box flip is almost as incredible as the shot gun reload flip
Or was it that they had a scene already filmed and figured a G&R song would fit in well here?
Linda Hamilton’s change from the 1st movie to the 2nd is phenomenal to say the least. All meek and mild in the 1st to Badass buffed out in the 2nd. Of course the acting change just blew me away!
She was really buffed out too! There was no CGI to give her fake muscles back then!
@@PlumbPitiful I mean, there's not really CGI to fake muscles now either. That would be incredibly impractical and expensive for not much return, as you would basically have to model and animate an entire human body with a very high polygon count and accurate rendering, and it still probably wouldn't look great as replicating the way human skin stretches is hard to do in CGI. Replicating human body has been done a few times, but never really for muscles as far as I'm aware. The closest we get to faking muscles well is still to do it in camera with muscle suits, but of course those limit an actor's mobility quite a bit and also often look fake, so in most cases actors still will just bulk up if the role requires it.
It's actually kind of shitty in a different way these days, as actors will often be asked to go through pretty unhealthy routines such as purposely dehydrating themselves before a shirtless scene in order to shed water weight and make themselves look even more muscular.
@@hdns4 ... I know what you mean about the dehydration thing. That's what Hugh Jackman did for X-Men Days of Future Past. He did it on the advice of Dwayne The Rock Johnson! I brought up CGI because everyone says that's what they did with Natalie Portman in Thor Love & Thunder to make her arms appear buff.
@@PlumbPitiful I haven't seen Thor Love & Thunder yet but doing a quick Google search, it sounds like it all started from a bunch of incel trolls latching onto a single behind the scenes photo where she has motion capture dots on her arms. What those people fail to think about in their lack of critical thinking skills is that her arms are clearly just as big in the photo as they are in the movie, so clearly that's how big her arms actually were before any visual effects work and they were tracking her arm for a completely different reason. So yeah, just a rumor that's been debunked.
You completely read my mind here Linda Hamilton knocked it out of the park.
The "face licking" scene required several takes. The actor playing the orderly was so creeped out by it he had a hard time making it convincing.
As a man, I would be too, even to my wife. I just don't like the way it is.
Seems like that actor was just too nice overall (not that that's a bad thing, lol). If I remember right, he was also having a hard time selling the scene where Linda hits him with the broom handle, until she just straight up clocked him in one take, which ended up being the take they used.
Seems like a good cover up, if he wanted to just keep licking her. Maybe he was ACTUALLY a creep
How do you know?
The most amazing part of this movie is that almost all of the stunts are practical effects. The stunt where the helicopter flew under a bridge was so dangerous that none of the camera men wanted to film it... So James Cameron filmed it HIMSELF. Not only did he do the super dangerous stunt that no one else wanted to film once, he said "OK GUYS, LET'S SET IT UP THE EXACT SAME. I JUST WANT TO GET IT FROM THE REVERSE ANGLE.". The guy nutted up not once but TWICE for that stunt so he could make his film perfect.
In the opening bar scene, they had to keep reshooting because Arnold was wearing neon green and blue surfer shorts, and all the extras kept breaking out laughing.
Still, hands down one of the best Death Scenes I've ever seen in film. From Dyson's breath work and the look in his eyes, you really believe it.
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I believe I read that the fellow that played him had had a collapsed lung before so he knew how it felt and looked.
Yes, Joe Morton was in a car accident before doing this film and had a collapsed lung, so he knows exactly what it sounds like when one is shot in the chest and can barely breathe without excruciating pain: fast, shallow gasping breaths.
Great work on a great character.
Joe Morton is a great actor! Check out his amazing silent performance as the starring role mute alien in the 1984 cult sci-fi satire, The Brother From Another Planet. He also had a recurring role on the sci-fi TV show Eureka decades later.
One of the best sequels ever imo , the story line is great and the extended version gives us even a little more
The extended version destroys any other Terminator movie though. Don't like the ending scene due to that.
@@davidclough3951 There are two extended versions, and one of them is with the original ending. Actually, it was the first director's cut.
@@davidclough3951 it has the same ending, youre thinking of the special edition. also tbh, killing off any subsequent terminator movies in not a bad thing, given ive seen them all...
@@TJMiton I agree with you, the second rounded it up nicely and subsequent sequels just were not up to scratch!! However Salvation would have fitted in nicely as a prequel to the original!!
@@noelle3551 SALVATION would have been good if they'd made the original script, with John Connor as just a voice on the radio rallying the humans, and the ending where the proto-Terminator has to assume his identity
The Bootstrap Paradox, where sending something back in time (say to stop an event) causes the event to happen in the first place.
I hate time travel as a concept, because i cant really get into the concept, but i love movies about it, when they´re not too hung up on the mechanics.
Fun fact, every time the T1000 duplicates someone where both are in frame, identical twins were used. This includes Linda Hamilton's twin sister who plays the T1000 at the climax in her sole notable acting role.
I think she also plays dream Sarah playing with the baby
@@ATSaale There is also a deleted scene where she plays Sarah's reflection in a mirror where they're changing the Terminator's chip from read only to read-write.
Best. Sequel. Ever.
One of my favorite movies of all time. Every time you see double in this film it’s actually twins, including Sarah Connor. Linda Hamilton had a twin sister.
Unfortunately had, yeah. That's rough losing a sibling, I can't imagine losing a twin.
She was only in one scene; the part towards the end where there's two Sarah Connors on screen at the same time one real, one the T-1000. The two security guards in the mental hospital were also twins
@@PlumbPitiful There was another scene that she was in as well. It's a scene where they switch the Terminator's chip from read-only to read-write. While they do this, they are in a garage in front of a mirror that isn't actually a mirror but is where Arnold is actually sitting in the chair one one side, with a puppet of Arnold on the otherside, which shows Sarah working to access the Terminator's chip. The twin is on the side where Arnold is mirroring Linda's movements.
@@mechanomics2649 Also the dream sequence where she sees herself on the playground in her waitress uniform before the bomb is dropped is her twin sister.
Hasta La Vista was a flippant response. When he says goodbye at the end it's a heartfelt response.
Also, he wasn’t going to see him again.
Greatest movie ever made. I've lost count how many times I've seen it. I can watch it over and over again and never get bored. One other such movie for me is the first Jurassic Park. I had it on VHS when I was a kid and I have no idea how often I watched it. It was just so entertaining.
It's definitely my favorite movie ever.
Absolutely, I saw Jurassic Park 6 times in theaters with different people every time. That's how epic it was
By this comment I'm going to have to assume you've never seen Spider-Man. Or Serentiy. Or Aliens.
@@JasonON Seen all of them. Only Aliens is close to how good T2 is.
Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, Aliens and Robocop are on top of my "watch at least once a year" list.
This is one of those that I can watch again and again and not get sick of it. And I love how badass Linda Hamilton is this time around.
Glad you saw the theatrical cut. It has the best pacing and many of the additions for the later cuts were unnecessary, even baffling. Part of the reason the film was so effective was the perfectly calculated pacing, which you can only witness in the theatrical cut.
Absolutely
That's a fact. Much better.
They are what they are - bonus scenes that don't advance the story, but adds depth to the dynamic of Terminators learning. The brief scene with John & Sarah on their own is my favorite of the bonus scenes. There's no need to justify stating one version superior by bashing another. It's all the same movie. (Except the end)
@@callmeshaggy5166 the bonus scenes are fun for nerds like us who want to see more Terminator but the theatrical release is better as a movie for reasons stated above. Also the less we see of Sarah and John together the better; watching this years later some of the acting is cringeworthy
@@callmeshaggy5166 I agree. I’m glad I saw the theatrical release first, but I enjoy most of the added scenes. The only parts I really don’t like are the alternate ending, and the scene where John notices that the T1000 is glitching. I like the subtle glitches, but John would have known that the Sarah who was trying to protect him was his mom, so the giveaway glitch detracts.
"Could we stop with the stabbing!? Jeez!" 😂
Fun fact, the security guards were twins, also Linda Hamilton's twin sister, who knew she had one, doubled her in some scenes. Sadly she died a few years ago. They made goo use of twins in this movie.
Danny Devito was the only one they didn’t use.
It was so much fun to see your expression when Arnold told John, "Get down." A great twist Cameron threw in there!
Right? I think the movie commentary had something about this.
Initially presenting T-1000 as well mannered, seemingly calm and they had him impersonate a policeman on purpose, while T-100 was just doing what T-100 does best lmao.
Nice subversion, too bad i saw T2 first and i was also a little kid at the time so this would most likely just fly over my head.
"Yeah, I REALLY hate this Terminator."
Awww, and they tried to make him so sympathetic. lol 🤣
Well, they f'd up
This is one of the greatest sequels in sci fi movie history. Your reaction to this sequel is beyond perfect.
i think addie noticed the terminator had a 3'rd arm when flying the helicopter. not many people see that the first time around. This particular helicopter has been used in several movies.
You knew you were in for a epic movie with the opening iconic skull crushing foot stomp by one of the machines.
I still cant get over how perfectly sinister that beginning is, its so great, the unnerving background tracks does alot too.
The security guard that was getting coffee in the hospital is a twin, they can be seen in Robin Williams' "Good Morning Vietnam" as the fact checkers
Fun Fact, the Cyberdyne Explosion where the windows of the entire floor of the building explode in a huge fireball was a PRACTICAL EFFECT, they actually blew up the buildings facade.
while in production there was a campaign against movie violence that focused on T2 so the producers put in the Promise scene. Arnold literally looks at the camera & promises no kills by him at least. it went a long way towards defusing the angry moms.
Looking back it's kinda crazy I had terminator action figures. They made children's toys for a hard R action movie, gotta love the 90s
I don't think that's specifically why that scene was put in. You may be right but I think it's mainly because if Arnold was supposed to be a good guy they couldn't have him just indiscriminately murdering people left and right because that's not what a good guy would do
@@ATSaale Hell I had Robocop, Conan the Barbarian, Terminator, and Rambo action figures. Gen X gave no fucks about merchandizing.
What a boomer comment.
Funny how it used to be like this and now Americans let predators dressed as "women" handle kids lmao.
Edward Furlong (John Connor) went through puberty during this movie and had to redub all his lines so it would keep with the films continuity. Although I love that they kept the original dub with a few scenes because the director believed it would show more vulnerability for his character, like when he ordered the terminator to put the gun down. It was a brilliant minor detail that helps make this movie one of the greatest movies of all time, not just a great sequel.
Arnold being a "good" Terminator is one of the all-time great twists
So glad you saw the version with the better ending. The extended cut gives us more, but has a worse ending. It's good to see both versions, but the theatrical cut is best for the first viewing.
My extended DVD version have the correct ending and the happy ending as an extra sceneq
@@mikgus yep, it was only a certain edition that had the happy ending as the main cut and not an extra scene. I got the extended edition DVD when it first came out and it had the normal ending.
@@mikgus There's the Director's Cut and the Extended Cut from the special edition tin, you've probably got the Director's Cut. Extended Cut added a bunch of stuff back in that was cut for good reason IMO. Annoyingly it has the most interesting commentary track of the three versions though.
the T1000 shaking it's finger at sarah making you really mad made me laugh really hard. that was such a great reaction.
I firmly believe that the T-1000 was getting increasingly emotional throughout the movie, which may have been the reason Skynet still considered it a prototype and never deployed it in the future, despite the fact that it could easily have won the war.
Speaking of Machines, watch Robocop your gonna love it trust me 😉.
I still enjoy everyone's faces and them trying to compute what's going on when they realize Arnold is a good guy in this one.
I’ve waited patiently for this reupload. I started the other version before yt starting hating! Glad you got it back up!
And now we've watched both of the Terminator movies. What a satisfying conclusion.
One of those rare moments a Legendary film is surpassed by it's sequel. Easy Money
P.S.
We were the same age and just like John when this came out. I cried the first time at the end, I can't lie.
Fun fact - during the scene where Arnold is naked in the bar, a woman that had no idea they were making a movie, and didn't notice all the cameras - walked inside the bar and saw naked Arnold there XD she asked what is happening and-- i'm not even kidding - Arnold turned to face her, hands on his hips and with a completely serious face told her that this is a bachelorette party and he's there as a stripper XD
Facts about the movie. Robert Patrick could run up to 25+ mph in a sprint, he caught up to Edward Furlong driving the dirt bike several times, even taped him on the shoulder. Linda Hamilton's twin sister along with the twin guards are in this film, the twin guards were in Gremlins 2. Linda Hamilton forgot her earplugs during a take in the elevator and she's now permanently deaf in one ear, the movie used live blanks which aren't as loud as real bullets but damn close. Robert Patrick is also very strong, not body builder strong yet in the scene in the mall he was so pumped that Arnold's pause when he couldn't budge Robert was not rehearsed and left in.
The world foot speed record is 27 mph by Usain Bolt. There is no way in hell Robert Patrick got even close to that.
Something in Cameron's movies that goes somewhat under-appreciated, I think, is the spectacular foley work for all the sound effects. The Cyberdyne siege where you hear the phoot of the grenade followed by the crash of the smashing window to the fire-y explosion consuming the cruiser. Fantastic!
@26:35
Skynet was wary of creating this terminator as well because of its AI. The lore explains that the T-1000 was a limited run because Skynet was afraid of the T-1000's own ability to become sentient instead of just doing what it has been programmed to do.
there's an alternate ending, much more upbeat & hopeful, that has an older Sarah at the playground with a couple grandkids & a voiceover from her about how Judgement Day never came.
@ 26:30 I love the way Arnold turns his head and realizes what's happening there lol.
It's probably been mentioned but I like that every set of copied people are actually twins of the actors.
And T1 was a time loop. Everything was set. What happened would always happen. Going back wouldn't change anything. T2 created alternate realities where if you go back, you could change something and it would create a branch timeline w/ a different future.
One thing about time travel you can fight the same villains endlessly.
fun fact- the trailers for this movie spoiled the arnold terminator being the good guy. James Cameron was furious cuz he wanted that to be a huge twist
the hospital tongue-licking scene was put in to demonize the attendent so you don't feel so sorry for him when sarah beats the crap out of him. they want your sympathies on sarah not the gross hospital attendent.
part three is surprisingly good too. with a female terminator, played by Kristanna Sommer Loken. the only flaw is the guy playing john conner looks nothing like the ones portrayed in the previous films. the extras on that dvd show how the terminator got his "Schwarzenegger" look and accent. its pretty funny.
Addie said something earlier in the reaction the made me realize, that when when Sarah went after Dyson she became a terminator in a way.
Taking a monster like The Terminator and turning him into a hero was pure genius, James Cameron made a movie I'll never forget.
"Come with me if you want to live."
The terminator 2 is one awesome movie
John's redhead friend with the mullet was played by Danny Cooksey, who voiced the character of Montana Max, on "Tiny Toon Adventures".
This is one of those sequels that turned out great!
Yes, thinking about it will make your brain hurt, LOL! Glad to see you got this reposted, and glad you enjoyed it too. Fun reaction, Addie! 😀
I have watched this before. But I have to admit, watching it again with your commentary and comments gives me a new appreciation for it. Thoroughly enjoyed watching you watching it. Till next time........
Such a great movie. Yes when the Terminator is flying the helicopter he is using a 3rd hand to fly the helicopter. Such an amazing detail. Watch the 3rd movie, not as good as two but brings it all together.
We can thank this movie for making explosive motor/car chase scenes so popular in action movies. This is the one that started it all. It wasnt the first, but it sure as hell was the best at it.
Oh, come on! The car chase scenes are some of the least innovative parts of this movie.
You haven’t seen the blues brothers have you 😂
Car's chase scenes are actually from the '70s and at the height of T2 it was already overused and beyond saturation in the industry.
Clever that you picked up the paradox with the chip. I believe it's called a bootstrap paradox in that it appears that no one designed the chip
It works OK with Parallel Timelines. Every time someone goes back and alters the past a new future is set up which exists in parallel with the original.
@@lewisner There are many ways to resolve time travel paradoxes; some more elegant than others. I don't personally like the "parallel timeline" solution, though - since it seems like the most "lazy" answer, to just have a new timeline for every change.
I like the "looping timeline" better; where the past happens as it did, because someone went back and changed it, and someone when back to change it, because the past happened as it did. Past, present, future, all interconnected - cause and effect. Of course the looping timeline solution offers no possible way to actually change time, since every potential "change" will have already happened in the future the time-traveler came from (though they might not have been aware of it).
*Spoiler Warning for Futurama*
For example, in Futurama, Fry travels back in time and becomes his own grandfather (yuck), but he always was his own grandfather, he just didn't know it before he went back in time.
@@LadyDoomsinger "liking" one or another solution is irrelevant and Parallel Timelines isn't lazy , it just works and has no paradoxes.
The alternative is the one explored in the Outer Limits episode "A Stitch In Time" where every action by the time traveller Dr Givens changes the future and only Dr Givens knows this has happened and has to cope with the changes when she returns.
@@lewisner Well, we're talking hypothetical solutions to a fictional problem - since time travel is not (and most likely never will be) real. So, yes, what it ultimately comes down to, is your personal preference. No solution is, or can be, more "correct" than another, as long as the paradox is logically resolved.
And please, when I say Parallel Timelines is "lazy" I don't mean it's a bad solution, I just mean it's the simplest and (in my opinion) least elegant solution to resolve a paradox. Kind of like how breaking down a door is less elegant than picking the lock - both solutions work.
That would make a great shirt "Can we stop with the stabbing!?" 😁
As always, loved your reaction Addie.
Another well done sequel of my childhood that made me enjoy going to cinema. And that never done before stunt scene with the helicopter under the bridge 🤯. I'm loving it that you cover all these masterpieces ❤️.
Your really good at this!! Great reactions and your able to understand what's going on quickly, and you are very funny 🤣
Gotta love it how you scold the T-1000 like an annoyed mother... "CAN WE STOP WITH THE STABBING, GEEZ?!" like you got a hyperactive toddler with a knife in the house.
Hi Addie!🙂This is a rewatch for me. It is a great sequel and your reactions and outro are very good!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Definitely worth a rewatch!🙂
Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie has her only movie acting credit in this movie. She plays Sarah, with her back to the camera, in the mirror while Linda plays the reflection, facing the camera. And again at the end when the T-1000 is imitating Sarah.
(Leslie passed away August 22, 2020)
Also, the guard at the vending machine and the T-1000 imitating him are played by twins.
If this was mentioned previously, sorry. Almost 500 comments, TLDR.
Ur the first reactor i've seen that picked up on the T-1000 sprouting another upper limb to control the helicopter while he reloaded his gun....well done....he actually sprouted 2 though, a chopper takes 2 arms to fly and the gun takes 2 arms to reload. It's the little things 👍
T2 one of the best movie off all time have just realised both linda Hamilton and her twin sis in T2
Linda Hamilton and the Police officer at the coffee machine twins were used in those scenes. Also if you noticed Robert Patrick doesn’t blink.
Arnold: Get down... Addie: What? Wait, what??? 😂🤣😂
EVERY time ... that theme song just hits soo good!!
YES! WOO HOO!
The look on your face was beautiful, amazing and the best scrunch I have seen from any reactor when Arnold said "get down".
Well worth the price of admission 😎👍
Great reactions to both of these movies and yes it does make your mind hurt thinking about the time travel issues.
In regards to your totally understandable confusion about the whole time loop thing: In the Star Trek: Voyager episode 'Timeless', where Captain Janeway counselled Harry Kim, who was trying to make sense of a message Voyager received from his future self that prevented Voyager's destruction in a timeline that now no longer existed since Voyager was saved. "My advice on trying to understand temporal paradoxes is this; don't even try."
And she's absolutely right, because the more you try to wrap your mind around something like that, the more it messes with your head.
The face you made at 11:15 was funny 😂 the way the terminator killed him was hard to watch at first
Technologically and story this has stood the test of time absolutely brilliantly
You should also watch the Extended Cut of this movie. It has an alternate ending which many Terminator fans consider as the perfect conclusion to the franchise.
Not if they don't mind T3, at the very least.
I think most fans don’t like the extended cut but to each their own.
This was bleeding edge CGI at the time. IMO, it still holds up well.
God, I'm in love with her giggle... 😅 every video, it does does it again!
Enrique: Drink? (offers bottle)
Addie: No...think he's good, yeah.
Fun Fact: When the first movie was in production, Arnold Schwarznegger suggestesd to James Cameron that there should be a comic relief moment where the terminator finds an alcoholic beverage, then consumes it and becomes intoxicated, but James Cameron wanted the part to be taken seriously and pointed out that as a machine, the terminator can't get drunk.
Arnold did some of his stunts, but had at least one stunt double on hand to handle the highly dangerous or skilled stunts. I think the motorcycle jump was probably one of them.
When it came to the scene with the minigun, the stunt double was supposed to do the firing because it was so dangerous, even when firing "blanks." With an automatic weapon, you need heavier than normal blank rounds: there still has to be enough recoil to chamber the next round. In the case of the minigun, to actually spin the barrel at full speed, you needed very powerful blank cartridges even if there weren't bullets being fired. So the stunt double was supposed to handle the risky shot. But Arnold had to do it himself, because it turned out he was the only guy on set who was actually strong enough to lift it safely and hold it against the recoil of the high-powered blanks.
Great reaction Addie
We finally got to this one! This is my favorite of them all. AND! the sound track mmm mmm.
you're so good at this. .thanks you sharing.
The movies from this point further pretty much take place in a series of branching timelines, with the exception of Terminator Salvation, so if you don't like a certain entry on the list, there's always another to try out.
The tragic irony of the film is that Sarah herself *becomes* a terminator, when she sets out to murder the scientist.
Addie, I've been enjoying your reactions. Keep up the great work.
T1 & T2 are 2 of the 7 films written & directed by James Cameron, all 7 are worth seeing: Aliens, The Abyss Special Edition, True Lies, Titanic and Avatar.
When you asked "Aren't we going to say 'hasta la vista baby one more time?'", I laughed because I pictured Britney singing it.
Time paradox.
I remember feeling that opening scene's foot stomp in my chest.
T2 was the first to have digital audio in theaters (CDS format, sound on a compact disc synced to the projector).
Awesome reaction, Addie. T2 is one of the examples of a sequel that's greater than or equal to the original. The liquid metal Terminator is known as the T-1000, and yes, T-800 endoskeletons (which is Arnold's Terminator body, but model 101) do look creepy and yes, Dougie is very awful.
BTW, at 16:07, if you thought that the snake heads freaked you out, then, like I mentioned before, I have to warn you that Conan The Barbarian, Predator, & End of Days have snakes in them, though the latter two have only one brief snake scene. Please be brave. You can do this, Addie.
Technically T-800 is the endoskeleton but Arnie's model is actually 101.
I think we can all agree that after T1 and T2 the one other must see is the T3 Sergeant Candy bonus scene.
Thank so much for this video! You're the best!
22:30 Fun fact: the Swat leader is played by a young Dean Norris, aka Hank Schrader.
During the face licking scene, did we almost hear Addie curse??? *faints* 😄 Another great reaction, Addie!
I really wish you could have had the music. That scene where T-101 restarts and the music in the background gives me chills, every time. One of my favorite scores from any movie.
I've never seen this written anywhere as official but I think during the first clash between Arnie and the bad terminator, when Arnold gets thrown through the front window of the shop there is a guy staring with a camera in his hand. I think that's the cop from the first movie who reports a hit n run before having his car stolen by Arnie after the bar scene.
That's probably the same minigun used in _The Predator_ . And the grenade launcher, too, most likely. Arnold's shotgun in this movie was later used in _The Mummy Returns_ by Brendan Fraser. Fraser did not spin-cock it, but the lever was enlarged for that purpose, so it was almost certainly the same gun. 🙂
I love your channel (just came across it with JAWS, Terminator, now T2...). I've seen these movies a thousand times now - but watching YOU watching the movies - it brings back the emotional response that I had the very first time I saw them. Really cool idea - YOU. Thanks. This was fun. I will be watching more... Loved the 14 minute mark when Sarah says "out of the car!" and then you say 'Right Now!" right before she does. Keep up the good work. (Loved your JAWS reaction when the head came out of the boat underwater)
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what i really loved was event though t2 amped up by being full blown action it still retained the thriller aspects by creating an even creepier and more threatening terminator with t1000. id basically put him in the same roster as those slasher horror villians rogues list.
It’s great that, after all these years, people are still surprised when they realize that this Arnold isn’t here to kill John.
Many people don’t like the third movie and, I agree, it’s not as good, but it’s still worth watching. Plus, it has one of the greatest chase scenes ever filmed.
I remember being quite upset how the commercials and trailers totally gave away the fact that Arnold was the hero before the film was released. It's clear from the structure of the film it was meant to be a big surprise.