@@georgehernandez2156 Terminator 3 gave me following impression: The writers knew very well, that they couldn´t write a story as deep and epic as T:2, so they tried to amp up everything else. The firetruck scene felt very much like "let´s top the truck chase!". But every once in a while I throw in T:3 and enjoy it for what it is 🙂
This is why I appreciate special features and behind the scenes footage - it's like a movie in it's own and gives you such an appreciation for the work on the artistic side of things. I know a ton of people disliked the Hobbit movies for example (I personally enjoyed them) but seeing how much effort the crew put into sets, costumes and world building is astonishing.
It is amazing in the movie industry how much hard work by brilliantly talented people is put into the special effects for movies that are largely panned and disliked.
Good ideas cannot be brute-force to exist. Easier to shove money and try to brute-force "quality". But it rarely works. 60% USD to advertise 10% USD to movie stars 0.001% USD to get masterful plot etc..
It amazes me all the things that people do every day throughout the world. I'm in awe of the amount of talent, skill, and drive that so many people have to accomplish so many things that we wouldn't have known about if not for all the videos on UA-cam.
0:20 The inside of the T-800 skull is actually the inside half of the gearbox clamshell used on the Tamiya SRB series of RC racing buggies (the first came out in 1979), with the other half used on the other side of the skull. Even if this modern version does not use the original part, it was still modeled from that gearbox used in the Original T-800 from Terminator.
are you a zoomer? because i knew it took alot of work, this is why modern movies suck eg new ghostbusters, there's even a youtube video of how they used multiple puppeteers for slimer, cgi wasn't great in those days so more love was put in it hence why the movies looks great, people in the old days cared, now its one button push cgi b.s
@@dan_hitchman007 I agree somewhat. For 2015 it's good. If they did it today the lighting and textures would be better making the skin look more realistic. One of the aspects I didn't like is when they pulled away and did the far shot of the Terminator running. They must have not used Mocap since it looks pretty bad. The replacement punks weren't very convincing either. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word "Brilliant", but rather well done. Since I went back and rewatched it and it definately didn't hit the same as it did back then.
Looking shitty and unrealistic is what really made it feel like 1984 again. They nailed that back then. Any scene with the machine that isn't actual Arnold just looks silly. It's nice that they managed to capture that again.
Oh! Lead Artist Greg Smith was using Softimage! It was a great program. We did many of our productions with it. In 2015, Autodesk eliminated this beautiful program that it had purchased a few years ago. It was certainly much more advanced in almost in every way than Maya. RIP Softimage.
Dude, this movie in particular is a guilty pleasure of mine😂 I don’t hate to admit that I find it enjoyable. Cheesy? Yes, very much so. But I believe it adds charm to the movie and what it tries to do to tribute the older films as well as introduce new ideas to what could’ve been fresh and exciting. Maybe not as great as T2, but great in its own right, taking place in a different timeline and whatnot. I jokingly wonder if they could’ve maybe somehow connected this timeline with the main one in an epic battle of wits and hardcore action, but that idea already gives me a headache from how convoluted and messy that would be. I wish they would have continued and finished the trilogy, but I guess the box office determines otherwise😒
there's a book written by Mark F Wilson where a terminator gets sent back to the middle ages by mistake to kill Connor. tremendous story. would make an awesome movie
So in making a movie prop, you've shown the machines a refined way to create real bodies to become murderbots when AI becomes sentient and decides humans are an obstacle that needs removed... all jokes aside this is really cool!
Despite the great work of the artists, it is impressive to see how different Arnold's body shape is compared to today's bodybuilding standards. He is bulky, but at the same time very aesthetic. It's not the horribly deformed bodies you often see in the sport today.
Yea when they showed the close-up of latex arnie's hairline and eyebrows, everything looked so real - I wonder why it's even still possible to tell it's not quite a real human? I wonder if the uncanny valley would still be triggered if it was standing 10 feet away, with no exposed terminator parts, and you weren't watching a documentary about it? I think it could pass
Absolut impressing work. I have never thoud that this detailed can be make build. Biuitifull art. Yes it is all a terminator mashine but the techniks and the quality absolut impressive.
People, making models, using machines ..of a machine made to look like a person. Trippy. This was infinitely more interesting than the actual movie, bravo.
1:45 that new approved design for the T-800 endoskeleton would’ve been a good basis for the T-850 terminator endoskeleton from T3 Rise of the Machines, showing some design differences from the regular T-800 endoskeleton to the T-850
@@Nuculer9001 Being a "true fan" has nothing to do with how good or bad a film is. You have the right to enjoy Genisys, but that doesn't mean it was good. Movies are evaluated based on their content rather than their popularity. There was nothing new to Genisys: its plot was convoluted, its actors lacked chemistry, and Arnold became a walking talking joke. Not to mention the absurdity of turning John Conner into a Terminator. It is impossible to win the war against the machines without John Conner, so why does the movie continue? It's the end of the story when that happens.
I actually got to see Arnold flim the chase scene from Terminator 3 it was flim in LA on Hill Street from Jefferson St and 39 st . Also on Broadway on 30 st next to John Adam's Middle School, both locations are edited differently ,there are some scenes that look like down by the Produce district.
Only if you view something with little to no movement. Directors will always prefer practical for these reasons. But dozens of walking T800’s full scale is simply not possible with practicals, and stop motion miniatures doesn’t look great these days, hence why the practical version was simply there as a lighting reference for cg artists as an example. Even the outtro pointed to the need to join forces between practical and cg, there is no getting away from the desire of directors to do some extraordinary things in cg that can’t be done with practical/animatronics.
If you want to know what the “Liquid Metal” robots are made out of, “it’s called “ Graphene” and it’s very strong, doesn’t rust and can be self-replicating.
Combine the AI ability of Sophia, and the capabilities of a T-800. Now this whole war against the machines is really looking pretty realistic for 2042.
The fx team and artists absolutely killed it with this movie I actually enjoyed parts of it how they went back to 1984 etc and when the T850 got polymemetic alloy and had some laughs but they could have done so much better but I found dark fate a joke really.. just watched cos it was sci fi and the effects etc
Must be awesome working with this line of creative work these days with upgraded materials, better quality rubbers/polymers. I remember creators in the 80s and 90s were always struggling to keep the models intact as they worked on them, and then filmed them.
They made an obvious blooper in the movie with this t-800, when it gets deactivated first after the .50 cal sniper shot you see it in the back of the truck and it's missing its nose as you see here, but when the t1000 reactivates it the nose is back in place.
the cg model is suppose to look like the dummy but they decide that he looks better with a nose on so they change it in the last minute, enough time to fix the cg but not enough to fix the physical prop
I bought the game Terminator resistance the story before the first movie & what happened after judgment day, great story & the game really brings everything to life!
I would like to see a company like Boston Dynamics grab the original Terminator endoskeleton model from the movie, make the necessary changes and modifications to make it a real life moving fully functioning anvance robot. See what it would really look like.
I love practical effects! They really make the difference when there's something in front of the camera. They could have just used CGI when they already had it modeled in 3D!
I've been saying, pitching really, a Terminator movie called Terminator: Creator, about the origin of the Terminators, who created them and why, and perhaps a team sent back to kill the creator. The twist is that the lead scientist who creates them, as military assets, is played by Arnie, who created the initial prototype in his own image, because he used to be a body builder and figured a large, scary frame would look intimidating. I can see in my mind a scene where maybe a junior scientist starts working there and meets the boss, who turns around and it's Arnie, in a white lab coat and glasses, with parts of the creation scattered around. In his office are framed pictures on the wall of Arnie as Mr Olympia from real life. Very Meta. The plot could involve the military wanted to use their new AI to control the Terminators, and Arnie realises the danger of these things being controlled by a computer system, with no human intervention, so he teams up with some people to destroy the facility. The military activate the machines and good fights ensure, but Judgement Day occurs and all is lost.
I have so much damned respect for artists. It’s really amazing how some people can really bring images to life. They’re definitely more valuable than most of us peons who are only good at playing arm chair director and running our mouths more than actually being able to tangibly produce something of merit.
To be honest, this movie is one of my favorite Terminator movies. My biggest complaint is the actors for Sarah Conor and Kyle Reese, but besides that, this movie is a lot of fun, and the plot and story is great.
"In 2024 a UA-cam commenter had the idea to create a T-800 paintball tournament. That event started the rise of the machines & doomed humanity" 😂 I really had a bad feeling when I read your comment, I probably watched too many Terminator movies 😂
@@AkiTerry Tesla managed to make their robot called Optimus. Things are slow. They aren't programmed to avoid or alert other people due to following their path of operation. Someone got hurt as a result.
I think the writers SHOULD be forced to spend some time with these FX people and actually see the time and craft that goes.into producing these pieces and then go back and write a script worthy of it instead of the bollocks the put out
You can say what you want about the movies. But them being not the movies we wanted is clearly not the special FX team's fault. I admire their passion
Terminator 3 has some awesome action scenes
@@georgehernandez2156 Terminator 3 gave me following impression: The writers knew very well, that they couldn´t write a story as deep and epic as T:2, so they tried to amp up everything else. The firetruck scene felt very much like "let´s top the truck chase!". But every once in a while I throw in T:3 and enjoy it for what it is 🙂
I feel like they all tried. The artists, the actors, etc. But the writers and producers, the people with the money, they always seem to screw it up.
I loved T3 and Genisys, they're my favourite terminator movies (especially Genisys), but I'm a bit weird like that.
This is why I appreciate special features and behind the scenes footage - it's like a movie in it's own and gives you such an appreciation for the work on the artistic side of things. I know a ton of people disliked the Hobbit movies for example (I personally enjoyed them) but seeing how much effort the crew put into sets, costumes and world building is astonishing.
If only the writers worked as hard as these artists.
🤣🤣🤣
I figured I would find this comment. I don't have to type it.
Writers work just as hard. It all starts with the script
@@Theloverspath I'm fairly certain the script was written. By a writer.
This movie had writers?
Such masterful practicals, only to be either thrown out or overlayed with forgettable CG
It is amazing in the movie industry how much hard work by brilliantly talented people is put into the special effects for movies that are largely panned and disliked.
Good ideas cannot be brute-force to exist. Easier to shove money and try to brute-force "quality". But it rarely works.
60% USD to advertise
10% USD to movie stars
0.001% USD to get masterful plot
etc..
I wish the movie was as great as the practical effects.
Maybe these guys should also write a script, them dont seem lazy or unimaginative at all... unlike them real writers and producers pherhaps
It's awesome how exceptional these models are with their design and construction. These are some fantastic artist.
It amazes me all the things that people do every day throughout the world. I'm in awe of the amount of talent, skill, and drive that so many people have to accomplish so many things that we wouldn't have known about if not for all the videos on UA-cam.
"I need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle." 😎
You forgot to say 'Please'
God damn that was such boss movie scene. They don't make 'em like that anymore!
We all hear his voice when we read this.
Okay Keep talking funny 🤣 but when the robot actually asks for your clothes, boots, and motorcycle. You'll be dead.
0:20 The inside of the T-800 skull is actually the inside half of the gearbox clamshell used on the Tamiya SRB series of RC racing buggies (the first came out in 1979), with the other half used on the other side of the skull. Even if this modern version does not use the original part, it was still modeled from that gearbox used in the Original T-800 from Terminator.
As an RC hobbyist, I approve this message.
Chat GPT watching this for informational purposes only 😂
And then next time i open chat GPT to ask it something it just responds with "aaaiiiaahh, I'll be back"
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write that down WRITE THAT DOWN
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7:07 This is unbelievably good. OMG!!!!!!
The model making and paint work are just INCREDIBLE. I'd love to work with these guys and have the opportunity to develop such artistry !
Definitely agree!!
Unbelievable how much time and work goes into this stuff
are you a zoomer? because i knew it took alot of work, this is why modern movies suck eg new ghostbusters, there's even a youtube video of how they used multiple puppeteers for slimer, cgi wasn't great in those days so more love was put in it hence why the movies looks great, people in the old days cared, now its one button push cgi b.s
@@VTuber_Central I'm in my 30s.
I have known for ages that a lot of work got put into older movies but it still amazes me how much work.
Films cost 100s of millions of dollars. Lots of work surprises you?
@@logangodofcandy can I not just appreciate hard work lol
@@wausjackbauer128 Tough crowd....
Amazing work for a bad script...what a shame
Main issue: first phrase of the vid. "Because thus is the terminator and i grew up with him". Let go of franchise, let ut r.i.p.
Mr Winston would be sooo impressed. bless him, the legend of special effects is looking down on these guys and giving them his approval 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Actually, this model is not accuratelly correct, the Stan´s T800 is far more bad ass, the face of this one looks dumb! 😁
@@luiscarlosealo THIS 100% looks dumb/less scary!
The 1984 scene was brilliantly done. It's the only part of Genisys worth watching.
If you compare it to the actual 1984 film, the CG starts to fall apart. The fight and CG animation looks rubbery.
@@dan_hitchman007 I agree somewhat. For 2015 it's good. If they did it today the lighting and textures would be better making the skin look more realistic. One of the aspects I didn't like is when they pulled away and did the far shot of the Terminator running. They must have not used Mocap since it looks pretty bad. The replacement punks weren't very convincing either. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word "Brilliant", but rather well done. Since I went back and rewatched it and it definately didn't hit the same as it did back then.
@@dan_hitchman007It's like there's no physical weight to anything. Looks fake.
@@lorenipsum93 Like the idea of a bipedal robot to begin with?
Looking shitty and unrealistic is what really made it feel like 1984 again. They nailed that back then. Any scene with the machine that isn't actual Arnold just looks silly. It's nice that they managed to capture that again.
Oh! Lead Artist Greg Smith was using Softimage! It was a great program. We did many of our productions with it. In 2015, Autodesk eliminated this beautiful program that it had purchased a few years ago. It was certainly much more advanced in almost in every way than Maya. RIP Softimage.
i need to impersonate my boss at work thanks for the 3d print :D
I love those behind the scene Videos, always interesting how they made those movies.
I know lots lf people are not gonna like tnis unpopular opinion, but I liked this movie a lot. Also Terminator 3.
Dude, this movie in particular is a guilty pleasure of mine😂 I don’t hate to admit that I find it enjoyable. Cheesy? Yes, very much so. But I believe it adds charm to the movie and what it tries to do to tribute the older films as well as introduce new ideas to what could’ve been fresh and exciting. Maybe not as great as T2, but great in its own right, taking place in a different timeline and whatnot. I jokingly wonder if they could’ve maybe somehow connected this timeline with the main one in an epic battle of wits and hardcore action, but that idea already gives me a headache from how convoluted and messy that would be. I wish they would have continued and finished the trilogy, but I guess the box office determines otherwise😒
This was more entertaining than the actual movie..I actually enjoyed this.
Hey!🙂 Watch how we turned this movie into a funny Terminator Parody using AI. Tell us if you enjoyed it.🙃🎬
The preview image confirms what I’ve suspected all along.
Have you been fantasizing about him all along?
Who hasn't?!@@itdobelikedattho8112
so the legand of arnold will never die with all the casts and mouldings they got of him
No, you said it wrong, Arnold will never die!
there's a book written by Mark F Wilson where a terminator gets sent back to the middle ages by mistake to kill Connor. tremendous story. would make an awesome movie
That sounds like a fascinating idea. All those sequels after T2 have struggled for originality.
@@JamesHannagan it's brilliant. think the book is only in hungarian tho, or at least a i haven't seen it published in English
So in making a movie prop, you've shown the machines a refined way to create real bodies to become murderbots when AI becomes sentient and decides humans are an obstacle that needs removed... all jokes aside this is really cool!
If I ever need a prostatic arm, I know where I'm going.
Despite the great work of the artists, it is impressive to see how different Arnold's body shape is compared to today's bodybuilding standards. He is bulky, but at the same time very aesthetic. It's not the horribly deformed bodies you often see in the sport today.
Amazing work!!🎉🎉❤
Yea when they showed the close-up of latex arnie's hairline and eyebrows, everything looked so real - I wonder why it's even still possible to tell it's not quite a real human? I wonder if the uncanny valley would still be triggered if it was standing 10 feet away, with no exposed terminator parts, and you weren't watching a documentary about it? I think it could pass
Stan Winston was a Genius.
The sort of collateral industry that has come out of the creative movies that have been released is amazing. Very cool stuff.
This was better than the movie.
Absolut impressing work. I have never thoud that this detailed can be make build. Biuitifull art. Yes it is all a terminator mashine but the techniks and the quality absolut impressive.
People, making models, using machines
..of a machine made to look like a person. Trippy.
This was infinitely more interesting than the actual movie, bravo.
12:45 Funny to think that Arnold's skin tone has it's own paint code.
These artists are amazing! What a talent!
I remember working on this. As the lead engineer. It was a very complex project but one that I have enjoyed the most.
You and you’re team probably know Arnold’s body more than himself lol
@@Thermool yes this is true 🤣🤣
1:45 that new approved design for the T-800 endoskeleton would’ve been a good basis for the T-850 terminator endoskeleton from T3 Rise of the Machines, showing some design differences from the regular T-800 endoskeleton to the T-850
I love that it's basically a real life Terminator factory
It's a damn shame they put so much hard work into a failed sequel.
Yeah
It's only a failed sequel if you're not a true fan. True fans accept all of the content, no matter how it does in the theaters.
@@Nuculer9001 Being a "true fan" has nothing to do with how good or bad a film is. You have the right to enjoy Genisys, but that doesn't mean it was good. Movies are evaluated based on their content rather than their popularity. There was nothing new to Genisys: its plot was convoluted, its actors lacked chemistry, and Arnold became a walking talking joke. Not to mention the absurdity of turning John Conner into a Terminator. It is impossible to win the war against the machines without John Conner, so why does the movie continue? It's the end of the story when that happens.
@@SniffHeinkel It was still a good enough movie that you watched this video about it
@@Nuculer9001 Nope. Me commenting on a video about Terminator Genisys doesn't validate your opinion of the movie. That is a stupid argument.
"in 1983 after he'd just finished his last Mr Olympia..." 😂😂 That's a real fan right there.
I actually got to see Arnold flim the chase scene from Terminator 3 it was flim in LA on Hill Street from
Jefferson St and 39 st . Also on Broadway on 30 st next to John Adam's Middle School, both locations are edited differently ,there are some scenes that look like down by the Produce district.
The sculptor guy is a king among men. He needs to rapidly teach his skills!
The only reason they changed the T-800 design is because of copyright and licensing agreements. They didn't have permission to use the old design.
Really - did not know that. Who holds the rights to the original design - is it a film studio, or Stan Winston Studios ?
Nothing not c.g.i holds a candle to practical effects. It's what's missing in today's movies.
100% agreed. That’s why I hardly ever watch movies that are released today. Nothing interesting about all the cgi.
Only if you view something with little to no movement. Directors will always prefer practical for these reasons.
But dozens of walking T800’s full scale is simply not possible with practicals, and stop motion miniatures doesn’t look great these days, hence why the practical version was simply there as a lighting reference for cg artists as an example.
Even the outtro pointed to the need to join forces between practical and cg, there is no getting away from the desire of directors to do some extraordinary things in cg that can’t be done with practical/animatronics.
If you want to know what the “Liquid Metal” robots are made out of, “it’s called “ Graphene” and it’s very strong, doesn’t rust and can be self-replicating.
Combine the AI ability of Sophia, and the capabilities of a T-800. Now this whole war against the machines is really looking pretty realistic for 2042.
The fx team and artists absolutely killed it with this movie I actually enjoyed parts of it how they went back to 1984 etc and when the T850 got polymemetic alloy and had some laughs but they could have done so much better but I found dark fate a joke really.. just watched cos it was sci fi and the effects etc
Such amazing work you'd think they're actually making terminators.
Very impressive completely powered by a 9 volt Duracell!!
amazing. simply amazing. Basically they build a T800 just for a model of a T800
Must be awesome working with this line of creative work these days with upgraded materials, better quality rubbers/polymers. I remember creators in the 80s and 90s were always struggling to keep the models intact as they worked on them, and then filmed them.
They made an obvious blooper in the movie with this t-800, when it gets deactivated first after the .50 cal sniper shot you see it in the back of the truck and it's missing its nose as you see here, but when the t1000 reactivates it the nose is back in place.
Even I noticed that.
the cg model is suppose to look like the dummy but they decide that he looks better with a nose on so they change it in the last minute, enough time to fix the cg but not enough to fix the physical prop
I bought the game Terminator resistance the story before the first movie & what happened after judgment day, great story & the game really brings everything to life!
i always like genisys - it was like a disney version of terminator, but hey i still enjoyed it to me its still good
A fellow Genisys enjoyer - I finally found one!
I would like to see a company like Boston Dynamics grab the original Terminator endoskeleton model from the movie, make the necessary changes and modifications to make it a real life moving fully functioning anvance robot. See what it would really look like.
I love practical effects! They really make the difference when there's something in front of the camera. They could have just used CGI when they already had it modeled in 3D!
Goes to show you who the goats really are the architects from the past
I have a feeling in the future someone is going to use all this data to make a Arnold robot just because they can
I've been saying, pitching really, a Terminator movie called Terminator: Creator, about the origin of the Terminators, who created them and why, and perhaps a team sent back to kill the creator. The twist is that the lead scientist who creates them, as military assets, is played by Arnie, who created the initial prototype in his own image, because he used to be a body builder and figured a large, scary frame would look intimidating. I can see in my mind a scene where maybe a junior scientist starts working there and meets the boss, who turns around and it's Arnie, in a white lab coat and glasses, with parts of the creation scattered around. In his office are framed pictures on the wall of Arnie as Mr Olympia from real life. Very Meta.
The plot could involve the military wanted to use their new AI to control the Terminators, and Arnie realises the danger of these things being controlled by a computer system, with no human intervention, so he teams up with some people to destroy the facility. The military activate the machines and good fights ensure, but Judgement Day occurs and all is lost.
Amazing workplace
Wow, *John Rosengrant* actually looks a lot like _Frank Zane_ (a body builder that AHhhhNold knew)
Preciseness.
The precision of that spelling is awesome.😂
The model didnt have the nose. But the CGI arnold had the nose
I also noticed that. Maybe a last minute change. Looks scarier without the nose to be homest😂☠️🏃🏾♂️🏃🏾♂️
Looks more like Arnold with the nose.
All of these elements are secondary and should only act to further the storytelling.
the movie may have sucked, but the artists work shines through.
Old not obsolete with Stan Winston T800
I can't believe this is my first rated-R movie I saw in 1991? Damn my generation was brave. Proofof'86 strongest.
As a CNC operator for years and 3d printer, this made me cad tinker stand up
I could watch this all day!! Man this is amazing!!!
I have so much damned respect for artists. It’s really amazing how some people can really bring images to life. They’re definitely more valuable than most of us peons who are only good at playing arm chair director and running our mouths more than actually being able to tangibly produce something of merit.
I love taking a peek behind the movie magic. This is amazing stuff!
To be honest, this movie is one of my favorite Terminator movies. My biggest complaint is the actors for Sarah Conor and Kyle Reese, but besides that, this movie is a lot of fun, and the plot and story is great.
Imagine using Disney's Tronics to make the T-800 real for a paintball tournament.
"In 2024 a UA-cam commenter had the idea to create a T-800 paintball tournament. That event started the rise of the machines & doomed humanity" 😂
I really had a bad feeling when I read your comment, I probably watched too many Terminator movies 😂
@@AkiTerry Tesla managed to make their robot called Optimus. Things are slow. They aren't programmed to avoid or alert other people due to following their path of operation. Someone got hurt as a result.
Humans: "i have a nice idea: letz put an AI into this machines."
Humans: dead
😂
So much talent and awsome work thrown into a shitty movie
7:10 Are you sure you wanted this one?
Genisys easily had the best FX of the series. This team knew their shit.
I think the writers SHOULD be forced to spend some time with these FX people and actually see the time and craft that goes.into producing these pieces and then go back and write a script worthy of it instead of the bollocks the put out
Потрясающая работа специалистов 👍👍👍
i liked Genisys alot, its the best Terminator movie after T1 & T2 .
I liked the first 20 mins of the movie.
I liked Genisys. It was silly but fun.
"keep the humanity of the creature" , is that code for, keep Arnold's ego n likeness on screen for as long as possible.
So much craftsmanship, love and care. Too bad I don't remember anything from the movie because all looked like bad CGI with a boring story
Bald Arnold looks like Kevin Levrone
Not sure how clever it is to start using computers to 3D model these machines...
The movie was terrible but the effects are the only thing that makes it watchable
Wow practical effects in 2015
Thanks a lot. When Skynet inevitably becomes conscious, there will be plans for the T-800 at the ready.
Thnk you n your staff for making it happen for the Big screen, big premiere 4 everyone too enjoy this masterpiece...
I would love to have one in my living room.
4.000 dollars for the endoskeleton.
@@MrZillas oh thats all? Hmm didn't know that
For a second i thought they're going to make another Terminator...oouush! Thank god 🥲
Now that you've built them, destroy the plans!! Just kidding.
Wow! This is insane. I love it.
Loved all the great special effects in this film , wish they would’ve kept going with the sequels instead of dark fate direction
If I could, I would have a collection room with a T-800, Robocop and a Johnny 5!
This was 10 years ago.
It's so interesting to see how 3D printing has progressed since then.
Un dos corpos mais bonitos que ja passaram na terra... o mito ARNOLD SHARZENEGGUER
Super cool teminator top😊
2:11 Holy sh*t - XSI :O It lives!