Saw this movie in a small local cinema back in 1991. "Hasta la vista, baby," and the following gunshot/shatter effect got a round of applause. Then there was an uncertain half a minute where we were all just sitting there thinking, "Uh... is that it? Did they get him?" Then the shards began to melt and merge back together and a quiet, collective "Ooooooohhhh shhhiiiiiit..." rolled through the room. That was the moment where all bets were off and no one had any idea how this flick was going to end, because the T-1000 seemed literally unkillable.
Yeah, NOT to mention that liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance that could freeze things instantly. The temperature needs to be chilled about - 196°C.
@@MaxiTaxi3490 I don't remember what everyone else was doing, but my friend and I were sitting there with our mouths open while he panic-morphed through all his previous incarnations. Probably one of the best villain "death scenes" ever filmed.
This was easily the most terrifying scene in the movie. Imagine thinking that you finally got away from a relentless predator and he comes back to life right in front of you.
You should know that Liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance and the liquid state Form of nitrogen that needs to be chilled about - 196°C, below ZERO!
The T-800 watched for a few minutes making overall assessment on the T-1000 especially damage details. After determining its weakness, the only chance it has against the T-1000 was to lure him inside the furnace, blow him up with the grenade since its molecular structure was badly damaged and make it fall inside the molten steel to terminate it. It is a calculated move. One of the film’s greatness is such attention to details.
@@sudore7318 i dont think that had anything to do with it. The same thing happened at the bike chase when the truck exploded. I think he is generally weak to heat which makes sense since he is liquid metal
90s films were just in a league of their own, I don't think they'll ever be bettered. Good effects, not too showy, great music and story, it just worked.
When he comes back though he isn’t the same....he is riddled with glitches because being frozen, broken to pieces then reformed wasn’t in the T-1000’s mandate
You should know that Liquid nitrogen is a non-flammable substance that is also the liquid state Form of nitrogen. This very dangerous substance needs to be chilled about - 196°C. Touching it will give you a leidenfrost effect! 🥶❄️
I still can't find words to describe how tough it had to be 30 years ago to make the T-1000 effects so fluid and put that mirror effect on the animantion. Marvelous.
I honestly really like Salvation, of course it isn’t on the same tier of the first two (with the second one being one of the best movies ever) but I still think it’s good
Fun Fact: Theres is actually no CGI in this scene, Robert Patrick was that committed to the role of the T-1000 that he immersed himself in Liquid Nitrogen and allowed himself to get shot into thousands of pieces.
It was such a boss move, that it inspired Wesley Snipes to let himself become frozen solid and get kicked into a million shards by Sylvester Stallone in Demolition Man. These actors go above & beyond to give us this wonderful entertainment.
Agreed while it might not have been possible to get all of it in there in time, every piece gone makes it less and less of a threat. To be fair though the only one who can risk touching it would be their terminator.
They didn't know that would kill it. In one of the original trailers Sarah asks The Terminator if it (T-1000) could be killed and his reply is "Unknown."
When this movie came out, I was in High School. I'm in the 40s now, still I enjoyed the scene. I don't think any movie could have the same experience 25 years from now
@@floatingf8783 hell no! Lol Endgame was a mess. Infinity War was much better and still doesn't touch the Terminator 1 and 2 and other iconic films of the 80s and 90s.
es increible el realismo que tiene esta pelicula en efectos especiales, y es del año 1991 !!!! terminator genisys es un desastre al lado de esta obra maestra !
Quizás porque saturan todo de efectos digitales y utilizan muy pocos escenarios reales, casi todo es digital y eso se nota en una película, aquí en esta película fue todo lo contrario aunque hay que tomar en cuenta que los efectos digitales aun estaban empezando a usarse, pero esa cantidad mínima de efectos generados por computadora y los escenarios reales sumado a las marionetas animatronicas que usaron le dan a esta cinta ese toque de realismo que tu dices. Gran cinta de terminator 2 amo esta y la anterior, las demás incluyendo dark fate son y serán punto y aparte.
@@deadpul1984 es cierto, y la persecución de las motos y el camión con vehículos reales haciéndose mierda es lo mejor que vi junto con las persecuciones de mad max
Is the T-1000 the only character to actually _survive_ an Arnie one liner? Commando: "Remember, Sully, when I said I was going to kill you last? I lied." Sully: Dead. Total Recall: "See you at the party, Richter!" Richter: Dead. The Running Man: "I don't do requests." Killian: Dead. True Lies: "You're fired." Aziz: Dead. Eraser: "You've just been erased." DeGuerin: Dead. Terminator 3: "You are terminated!" T-X: Dead. ... Terminator 2: "Hasta la vista, baby." T-1000: "Fuck your cliche."
Like I know it wasn't the killing blow but by God no one can deny this was the most badass one liner ever, and it has so much weight behind it knowing it was John who taught him to say it.
Why is it that movies today cant create iconic scenes like this? Just think about it, practically everyone could identify this scene if it was remade/parodied/etc
Because the 90s were pretty much the pinnacle of what movies visually could achieve. When Terminator 2 got released, everybody went "you gotta see this. you've never seen some man made of liquid metal morph into different things like that before", with Jurassic Park everybody went "you gotta see this. you've never seen such realistic dinosaurs before." When was the last time that somebody said "you GOTTA see this in the theater because there has never before been something like that in a movie". Nowadays you can create everything you want cheaply with CGI. Little is done practically anymore. Thus, people are less and less impressed with movies. Also, most blockbuster movies simply have absolute garbage scripts nowadays. Hollywood sees how successful garbage like Fast & Furious movies get, and thus they put little to no effort in good scripts anymore because idiot teenagers are going to watch it anyways. There will never ever be a so highly creative time for cinema ever again as in the 80s and 90s.
@@DiamondDead john wick's a pretty great action franchise. Its not winning any awards with the acting, but they're fun to watch just like this film was back in the day.
because back than people made things with passion and not with pressure and force like nowdays. nowdays most of the things are about money. the producers force the cgi team do it fast and so many movies. back than they were like we have time and they needed people with passion and own ideas. now they are like nahhh your idea does not count because you are not famous. even the actors brought own ideas and the cgi team worked with passion. they didn't know that this movie is going to be a big influence for the future.
I mean the movies are still excellent but nowadays people just have really short attention spans. Having said that, Breaking Bad is endlessly quoted and easily recognized. Television series have replaced movies as the dominant cultural art form in the 21st century.
OMG, this is unbelievable, even now, watching it almost 30 years after the last time I saw it. This scene is so fascinating and terrifying at the same time!
RIP to the actor who played Dr. Silverman in T-2... he was 81... but in universe, he deserves to be blown away by Skynet... or rather, deserved... The T-1000 got him first...
1:46 Now that I think about it, after Arnie shot him to pieces, they should’ve took that moment to get as far away as possible. Like getting another vehicle and then drive as fast as possible with a head start. Instead, at this particular time, they basically stood there the whole time while the t1000 was still frozen, then melted, and then reassembling, to the point where it starts to reform its body. As badass as that scene was, it really felt like they made zero progress. It felt like they just gave the t1000 a mile concession for a few seconds, but it’s doesn’t surmount to anything, except just to look cool.
In the directors cut the t-1000 malfunctions a lot after this scene. To show that he is actually being damaged. He touches a yellow striped handrail and takes on it's colour by mistake. Etc.
The T-1000 was absorbing the heat from the molten steel next to it to melt back into liquid form. Arnold didn't notice the pile of molten steel next to the T-1000 pieces until the pieces already started melting down to reform.
Arnold shouldn't have shot T1000 at all. He should've just taken the body and throw it into the lava. So even if it regenerates, it'll at best be a mini me t1000 since majority of the body is dead.
Especially at 1:51 - look at Linda Hamilton's face there as she realizes T-1000 is virtually unstoppable. Absolute dread! Then the music when they run.
Interesting choice of music, huh? I mean, the T-1000 IS the bad guy, but for at least this moment, we as the audience have to sympathize with him as this new phenomenon begins to affect his body; much like us when we are diagnosed with a cancer or some chronic disorder.
The lack of good CGI prevented filmmakers to depend on it which led them to use practical effects. If this film wasade today, it will be CGI heavy. Glad to have been born between 80s and 90s.
it was awesome seeing T1000 evolve thru the movie like how he started figuring out more of his abilities the sword, forming in the ground, transforming, Regen, all that stuff...
It's not idiocy. It's being calculative. The T-800 was analyzing the T-1000 for more weaknesses, and decided that luring it deeper to the molten steel is the best chance of destroying it. It was entirely a calculated move. One of the movie's many aspects of attention to detail.
Thanks to T1000 I am in 10th standard and there was question about which Metal when rubbed becomes liquid I imagined t1000 and wrote gallium Only good thing he did😂
You know that liquid nitrogen has a temperature about - 196°C and has the ability to freeze things instantly! What is this substance that makes so dangerous? 🥶🥶🥶🥶
One of my favorite scene in Terminator 2 Judgment Day. Liquid Nitrogen is the liquid state Form of nitrogen that needs to be chilled about - 210°C, below ZERO!
The t800 was so concerned with looking cool doing his line john conor taught him that he didn't stop to think that maybe if they'd left the t1000 in that frozen state they would have had a chance at getting away further
0:47: The most reasonable thing would have been to just put the T 1000 into a big refrigerator! Whatever, still a nice scene in a brilliant movie! Long live Arnold & his fans!
That was T-800’s chance right get there. He could have picked up T-1000 while still frozen and thrown him in the nearby vat of molten steel. That would have saved him the trouble of getting his head bashed, getting his arm mangled, being stabbed in the back as well as saving Sarah from being stabbed in the shoulder.
No it's not *logical* . Just because you've seen the movie doesn't mean that the characters are aware of how to best destroy the T1000. You would make an awful writer and I bet you watch cinemasins too.
@Mike Driggs Plus there's a lot of unknown pieces. Do you have to collect all of the bits? What's the smallest part of the T-1000 that can operate on its own?
![The Galleria (T-800 vs T-1000) | Terminator 2 [Remastered]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bhL8WlDHKaY/mqdefault.jpg)
Saw this movie in a small local cinema back in 1991. "Hasta la vista, baby," and the following gunshot/shatter effect got a round of applause. Then there was an uncertain half a minute where we were all just sitting there thinking, "Uh... is that it? Did they get him?" Then the shards began to melt and merge back together and a quiet, collective "Ooooooohhhh shhhiiiiiit..." rolled through the room. That was the moment where all bets were off and no one had any idea how this flick was going to end, because the T-1000 seemed literally unkillable.
Yeah, NOT to mention that liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance that could freeze things instantly. The temperature needs to be chilled about - 196°C.
It’s a shame I wasn’t alive when this movie came out lol
But that sounds like an epic experience! How the whole theater applauded!!!
Well, the thing about liquid metal, is that it can't stand against it intense heat all that well.
Did they applaud more after the T-1000 fell into the molten steel? I bet they did.
@@MaxiTaxi3490 I don't remember what everyone else was doing, but my friend and I were sitting there with our mouths open while he panic-morphed through all his previous incarnations. Probably one of the best villain "death scenes" ever filmed.
To this day i still have no idea how they achieved this realistic portrayal. Truly a masterpiece of cinema
Time, patience, unlimited funds, and a young ambitious James Cameron.
@@c.f.pedraza4057 Yeah, all the things today's movies lack :D
@@No_OneV absolutely. Movies have no heart, soul and passion anymore.
@@c.f.pedraza4057 Yes, well MCU had a good track while it lasted but in general its rare to see a movie that has so much passion put into it.
Cameron knew he was making the best movie ever so they put their best into it think about it.
This was easily the most terrifying scene in the movie. Imagine thinking that you finally got away from a relentless predator and he comes back to life right in front of you.
Like an ex-wife lol
You should know that Liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance and the liquid state Form of nitrogen that needs to be chilled about - 196°C, below ZERO!
I literally cannot believe how great the CGI still looks today!
in fact... its better than today CGIs...
James Cameron.
This wasn't CGI, the truth is they actually poured liquid nitrogen on Robert Patrick and then shot him. Incredible commitment by the actor.
@@Pllayer064 I was reffering to the T-1000's liquid form.
@@Pllayer064 lol
We don't have much time, proceeds to watch how he regenerate back
Lol
The T-800 watched for a few minutes making overall assessment on the T-1000 especially damage details. After determining its weakness, the only chance it has against the T-1000 was to lure him inside the furnace, blow him up with the grenade since its molecular structure was badly damaged and make it fall inside the molten steel to terminate it. It is a calculated move. One of the film’s greatness is such attention to details.
I’d watch too it looks satisfying
After he joined back it was badly damaged every surface it walks or touches it turns into it was glitched.
@@sudore7318 i dont think that had anything to do with it. The same thing happened at the bike chase when the truck exploded. I think he is generally weak to heat which makes sense since he is liquid metal
90s films were just in a league of their own, I don't think they'll ever be bettered. Good effects, not too showy, great music and story, it just worked.
They had the perfect balance between CGI and plot. Not like today's movies, a CGI truckload with nonsense plot
1000 likes for your comment. Upto the point
80's and 90's were the golden age of cinema
'90s were the worst. James Cameron was almost the only director doing really good special effects films in the '90s.
Geez, every single one of you sound like an old fart.
0:53 His pronunciation was excellent. His voice reminds me a Mexican actor
jasem faBricio ajtoDopri ale neni to film. Aneni toceski
Blas garcia
Just a random guy wanting to study filmmaking That's an Austrian accent.
@@warnpassion but he does sound like a mexican voice actor.
No, es verdad que se entiende lo que dice pero no suena para nada como un mexicano y su pronunciación no es perfecta, solo entendible.
fun fact:
this is the only part of the movie where arnie says something to robert patrick, which he can't hear.
Didn't they talk to each other on the phone?
@@ICEMAKERM14 Arnold wasn't talking to Robert Patrick tho. He was talking to the actress who played John's foster mother.
@Marcelo Zuniga Are you sure? I heard that Patrick was pretty dedicated
T1000 : omg he call me baby
now is more epic
0:35 the chock in t-1000s face when he realizes he's not invincible
Well... He survived that anyway, it was just a minor inconvenience to him
When he comes back though he isn’t the same....he is riddled with glitches because being frozen, broken to pieces then reformed wasn’t in the T-1000’s mandate
T1000 : NANIII?!?
*shock
0:53
Hasta la vista baby...
Robert Patrick was so amazingly emotionless yet the emotions he shows when he faces destruction are truly genuine.
You should know that Liquid nitrogen is a non-flammable substance that is also the liquid state Form of nitrogen. This very dangerous substance needs to be chilled about - 196°C. Touching it will give you a leidenfrost effect! 🥶❄️
He did a fantastic job.
I’m absolutely positive his performance in this movie is one of the best villain performances!
I still can't find words to describe how tough it had to be 30 years ago to make the T-1000 effects so fluid and put that mirror effect on the animantion. Marvelous.
After all the years and movies I still think it’s the most menacing terminator
This movie is still undefeated by its sequels. Terminator 3, Salvation, Genesys and Dark Fate can't even hope to be that good. A classic of cinema.
At least Salvation can say with confidence that it tried.
I honestly really like Salvation, of course it isn’t on the same tier of the first two (with the second one being one of the best movies ever) but I still think it’s good
Dark fate could have been great. They messed it after first 30 minutes.
I like all the sequels but T3 is my fave
I don't even like the original, but this one is top 5 movies of all time. T3 is pretty good. I don't like the rest.
Fun Fact: Theres is actually no CGI in this scene, Robert Patrick was that committed to the role of the T-1000 that he immersed himself in Liquid Nitrogen and allowed himself to get shot into thousands of pieces.
It was such a boss move, that it inspired Wesley Snipes to let himself become frozen solid and get kicked into a million shards by Sylvester Stallone in Demolition Man. These actors go above & beyond to give us this wonderful entertainment.
it was necessary to quickly collect the pieces frozen and throw them into the lava !!! and the whole end of the movie ! )))
Molten steel actually
Then it would be the most pathetic end to the movie.
Agreed while it might not have been possible to get all of it in there in time, every piece gone makes it less and less of a threat.
To be fair though the only one who can risk touching it would be their terminator.
Sweep the floor
They didn't know that would kill it. In one of the original trailers Sarah asks The Terminator if it (T-1000) could be killed and his reply is "Unknown."
Only Arnold could make that line into one of the most memorable catch phrases
When this movie came out, I was in High School. I'm in the 40s now, still I enjoyed the scene. I don't think any movie could have the same experience 25 years from now
What about Avengers Endgame?
@@floatingf8783 Well.... Maybe that too
@@floatingf8783 hell no! Lol Endgame was a mess. Infinity War was much better and still doesn't touch the Terminator 1 and 2 and other iconic films of the 80s and 90s.
I love how the audio goes dead silent for the gunshot, and the focus on the barrel. Arnold was iconic, but Cameron's genius helped to make him so.
"We don't have much time"
Yes, lets just stand here and watch as he gets back up.
Probably wouldn’t have mattered. T 1000 always finds them
what should they do? run away? it was the point to get him there and than terminate him.
🤣🤣 Mystery Science 3000 crew in the house!
“Hasta la vista, baby.”
Love it.
"Sayonara, Baby" (Spain)
@@antonioleon2178 hasta luego
best movie ever.. soundtrack amazing trance
Brad Fiedel did a superb job with a completely synthetic score. Unfortunately, he retired from film scoring soon after True Lies.
es increible el realismo que tiene esta pelicula en efectos especiales, y es del año 1991 !!!! terminator genisys es un desastre al lado de esta obra maestra !
Esta peli revoluciono la industria del cine.
Quizás porque saturan todo de efectos digitales y utilizan muy pocos escenarios reales, casi todo es digital y eso se nota en una película, aquí en esta película fue todo lo contrario aunque hay que tomar en cuenta que los efectos digitales aun estaban empezando a usarse, pero esa cantidad mínima de efectos generados por computadora y los escenarios reales sumado a las marionetas animatronicas que usaron le dan a esta cinta ese toque de realismo que tu dices. Gran cinta de terminator 2 amo esta y la anterior, las demás incluyendo dark fate son y serán punto y aparte.
Yes.
@@deadpul1984 es cierto, y la persecución de las motos y el camión con vehículos reales haciéndose mierda es lo mejor que vi junto con las persecuciones de mad max
This scene has a cheesy one liner, and is as 90’s as you can get, and I fucking love it.
It should suck and yet it works.
Omg. I totally agree!
Is the T-1000 the only character to actually _survive_ an Arnie one liner?
Commando: "Remember, Sully, when I said I was going to kill you last? I lied."
Sully: Dead.
Total Recall: "See you at the party, Richter!"
Richter: Dead.
The Running Man: "I don't do requests."
Killian: Dead.
True Lies: "You're fired."
Aziz: Dead.
Eraser: "You've just been erased."
DeGuerin: Dead.
Terminator 3: "You are terminated!"
T-X: Dead.
...
Terminator 2: "Hasta la vista, baby."
T-1000: "Fuck your cliche."
Dillon survived
Oh yea
WHAT A LIST XD
If it bleeds , we can kill it !
Dead .
Welp, then
T 1000 is the strongest terminator because he survived Arnold’s one liner
I need more boulet, Bigger weapons, come behind me i will protect you, hasta la visa baby
Legendary scene
HASTA LA VISTA, BABY
The best scene of all time
This movie blew me away as a kid visually during the *mid-2000’s*.
Still think it looks amazing and still feels badass
30 years later still perfect 💟
Yeah, but Liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance that could freeze things instantly.
I NEED MORE BOOLETS
Esta escena debería ser patrimonio cultural de la humanidad
Like I know it wasn't the killing blow but by God no one can deny this was the most badass one liner ever, and it has so much weight behind it knowing it was John who taught him to say it.
I like how when he snapped his arm he just had the look of “Oh Shit”
I hate that this Bastard was almost invincible.
No he was liquid metal
@@bajesus3357 was he even a robot? I literally cant tell
Villains always are stronger, makes them more of a threat
He is like a Majin buu
@@eldno261 yep , or like boros.
Why is it that movies today cant create iconic scenes like this? Just think about it, practically everyone could identify this scene if it was remade/parodied/etc
Because the 90s were pretty much the pinnacle of what movies visually could achieve. When Terminator 2 got released, everybody went "you gotta see this. you've never seen some man made of liquid metal morph into different things like that before", with Jurassic Park everybody went "you gotta see this. you've never seen such realistic dinosaurs before." When was the last time that somebody said "you GOTTA see this in the theater because there has never before been something like that in a movie". Nowadays you can create everything you want cheaply with CGI. Little is done practically anymore. Thus, people are less and less impressed with movies. Also, most blockbuster movies simply have absolute garbage scripts nowadays. Hollywood sees how successful garbage like Fast & Furious movies get, and thus they put little to no effort in good scripts anymore because idiot teenagers are going to watch it anyways. There will never ever be a so highly creative time for cinema ever again as in the 80s and 90s.
@@DiamondDead john wick's a pretty great action franchise. Its not winning any awards with the acting, but they're fun to watch just like this film was back in the day.
because back than people made things with passion and not with pressure and force like nowdays. nowdays most of the things are about money. the producers force the cgi team do it fast and so many movies. back than they were like we have time and they needed people with passion and own ideas. now they are like nahhh your idea does not count because you are not famous. even the actors brought own ideas and the cgi team worked with passion. they didn't know that this movie is going to be a big influence for the future.
I mean the movies are still excellent but nowadays people just have really short attention spans. Having said that, Breaking Bad is endlessly quoted and easily recognized. Television series have replaced movies as the dominant cultural art form in the 21st century.
Epic Arnold! "Hasta La Vista, Baby." Jonny Weiss 🎶
In 1991, this was Magic🙏🎉. In some ways, it still is👍
This movie just has so many classic breathtaking scenes
Can you imagine a Terminator endoskeleton (without Arnold's face) saying "Hasta la vista"? That'd be funny as hell 🤣
But why is Liquid nitrogen so dangerous?
@@kingtrophyguide4362 cause it’s hundreds of degrees below zero
30+ year old CGI that looks 100x better than anything in movies today. Wow.
I forgot how amazing the terminator visuals were. This has better Cgi than Genesys and dark fate.
These effects are incredible, even surpassing what we see today.
OMG, this is unbelievable, even now, watching it almost 30 years after the last time I saw it. This scene is so fascinating and terrifying at the same time!
cómo que OMG
habla bien
What A perfect and excellent scene after all this years ....
the fact this was made in 1991 this movies looks better then most.
Yep
RIP to the actor who played Dr. Silverman in T-2... he was 81... but in universe, he deserves to be blown away by Skynet... or rather, deserved... The T-1000 got him first...
He wasn't 81 when he was in the movie.
It is still not believed that Avatar is 10 years old. And to the Terminator ... And all that Cameron does is simply timeless.
The delivery of “hasta la vista baby” couldn’t be any better and more charming :D
The best ever scene I loved from this movie with bullet (HD) sound 👌
ターミネーター２はまさに不屈の名作
0:06 when you go outside in the winter to get the mail but it's like -30°
I'd stay home
1:46 Now that I think about it, after Arnie shot him to pieces, they should’ve took that moment to get as far away as possible. Like getting another vehicle and then drive as fast as possible with a head start. Instead, at this particular time, they basically stood there the whole time while the t1000 was still frozen, then melted, and then reassembling, to the point where it starts to reform its body. As badass as that scene was, it really felt like they made zero progress. It felt like they just gave the t1000 a mile concession for a few seconds, but it’s doesn’t surmount to anything, except just to look cool.
In the directors cut the t-1000 malfunctions a lot after this scene.
To show that he is actually being damaged.
He touches a yellow striped handrail and takes on it's colour by mistake. Etc.
It's just like the hound throwing a rock in GoT... if he was patient, dragon would have saved the day.
They should have collected part of him in a bottle
The T-1000 was absorbing the heat from the molten steel next to it to melt back into liquid form. Arnold didn't notice the pile of molten steel next to the T-1000 pieces until the pieces already started melting down to reform.
Arnold shouldn't have shot T1000 at all. He should've just taken the body and throw it into the lava. So even if it regenerates, it'll at best be a mini me t1000 since majority of the body is dead.
Terminator 2 was the best Terminator movie out of the whole series.
One of the best sci fi in movie history. This was even before Jurassic Park.
I still have no idea why the sound effects of the T-1000 walking in liquid nitrogen are so satisfying.
This was one of the awesomest moments from Terminator 2 in my opinion
The music in this scene used to depress and scare the hell out of me as a kid. So hopeless.
Especially at 1:51 - look at Linda Hamilton's face there as she realizes T-1000 is virtually unstoppable. Absolute dread!
Then the music when they run.
Interesting choice of music, huh? I mean, the T-1000 IS the bad guy, but for at least this moment, we as the audience have to sympathize with him as this new phenomenon begins to affect his body; much like us when we are diagnosed with a cancer or some chronic disorder.
They should put this movie again on the big screen for the 30th anniversary.
0:52 Best line ever made
even the way Arnold reloads his gun is awesome
0:30 i've fallen and i cant get up
Best movie ever.
And he' ll always be.
Yes, but why is Liquid nitrogen so dangerous?
I like how the extended cut shows this actually messed the T1000 up pretty badly and wish it was kept.
T1000. The greatest terminator villain.
Yeah, exactly in the second movie of Terminator.
T1000's weakness is only liquid nitrogen. So what is it that makes this substance so dangerous?
The quality of the liquid metal CGI is unfuckinbelievable. Glossy look with realistic reflection of sparks of fire. Neatly done. Hard to top.
I designed it
When you found the camper who killed your whole team: 0:53
That look you make when you're like "damn, my arm just fell off" lol
This looks so beautiful in 4K 😍
Not many people realize that this was all practical effects and animatronics- only CGI is at 1:44
Best movie villain ever
This made in what year? 1992?
It's still about the best cinema you can get for your money.
1993 by Tristar Pictures!
Una de las frases más icónica del Cine
This movie stands the test of time.
The lack of good CGI prevented filmmakers to depend on it which led them to use practical effects. If this film wasade today, it will be CGI heavy. Glad to have been born between 80s and 90s.
it was awesome seeing T1000 evolve thru the movie like how he started figuring out more of his abilities the sword, forming in the ground, transforming, Regen, all that stuff...
That line made Spanish lenguaje famous..
00:53
Hasta la vista, baby😎
"We don't have much time"... everyone, stay till the T 1000 is rising again... even the best movies ever, have that time of idiocy 🙈
He was analyzing for any weakness of t-1000
It's not idiocy. It's being calculative. The T-800 was analyzing the T-1000 for more weaknesses, and decided that luring it deeper to the molten steel is the best chance of destroying it. It was entirely a calculated move. One of the movie's many aspects of attention to detail.
It is the greatest action movie of all time. It IS a huge masterpiece!
It is a huge masterpiece I agree with you.Now agree with me that Predator is still the best action movie ever
I STRONGLY AGREE. NOTHING COMPARES TO T2
One of my top 5 movies of all time
hasta la vista, baby. 😁😁😁😁💯💯💯💯💯✌✌✌✌👏👏👏👏👏👏
is ''hasta la vista''
With a .45acp no less 😂
Thanks to T1000
I am in 10th standard and there was question about which Metal when rubbed becomes liquid
I imagined t1000 and wrote gallium
Only good thing he did😂
You know that liquid nitrogen has a temperature about - 196°C and has the ability to freeze things instantly! What is this substance that makes so dangerous? 🥶🥶🥶🥶
One of the best scenes of that movie
One of my favorite scene in Terminator 2 Judgment Day. Liquid Nitrogen is the liquid state Form of nitrogen that needs to be chilled about - 210°C, below ZERO!
The t800 was so concerned with looking cool doing his line john conor taught him that he didn't stop to think that maybe if they'd left the t1000 in that frozen state they would have had a chance at getting away further
Bro when he says "Hasta La Vista Baby" it should be the killing blow
But the dude’s a liquid metal mandroid
What a movie! the best scene ever!!!
0:47: The most reasonable thing would have been to just put the T 1000 into a big refrigerator!
Whatever, still a nice scene in a brilliant movie! Long live Arnold & his fans!
Or pick the main body up and walk him to the furnace lmao
@@harpseal9234 plus the T-1000 was already falling apart before shooting it
That was T-800’s chance right get there. He could have picked up T-1000 while still frozen and thrown him in the nearby vat of molten steel. That would have saved him the trouble of getting his head bashed, getting his arm mangled, being stabbed in the back as well as saving Sarah from being stabbed in the shoulder.
I'm so sorry ... a movie would be great .. even the music is great .. 90's were so beautiful years 😢 current terminator movies fail ..
I think when the t-1000 his arm broke off he experienced a little fear for the first time second time when they kick ass in that molten steel
T2 eats T3 and the rest for breakfast. Okay T4 is rewatchable, but still.
T1 is still amazing too imo
I like Terminator Salvation.
Lost his leg , T1000.."nah it's ok I keep going"
Lost his hand "oh wtf man!
He's a little surprised that the nitrogen was actually hurting him. He wasn't really worried though
I'm having... trouble..
It was all downhill after T2
Impossible to tell you how many times the lines " Hasta La Vista Baby " and " I'll Be Back " where said in middle school during recess breaks 😂
If he threw it in the lava when it was frozen. It'd be much easier and making more logic.
even leaving it to defrost would have been better
@@bacburrito4225 but that's how a film logic works.
@@_GhostMiner You do realize that would have been the worst ending ever.
No it's not *logical* . Just because you've seen the movie doesn't mean that the characters are aware of how to best destroy the T1000.
You would make an awful writer and I bet you watch cinemasins too.
@Mike Driggs Plus there's a lot of unknown pieces. Do you have to collect all of the bits? What's the smallest part of the T-1000 that can operate on its own?
Sickest 1 liner in the game.
Im fascinated by the technology required to create such a machine
Pure cinematic gold.
The T1000 might be more evolved than the T800 in most aspects, but at least the T800 doesn’t freeze due to him being solid.
Yeah, exactly! That's why liquid nitrogen is a very dangerous substance.
This scene was so god damn mind blowingly kick ass in it's day it saturated everyone's sci-fi and action needs forever.