When he says “get out”, it’s just so eerie to me. With his skin falling off and his endoskeleton showing, and you realize it is a super intelligent robot telling someone orders. The illusion of a human is no longer there
Oh god. Him coming over the hill at 1:48, to that intense music, and all you can see of him is the single glowing eye? That shit gave me nightmares as a kid. Even now it gives me the chills. God DAMN I love this movie so much.
You know what I love most about this movie? Sarah Connor's vulnerability. I love that she was written as a waitress in her 20s with no particular ability to survive the events in the movie. The character finds her strength and her courage through good storytelling and character progression. It's more believable than how they would write her nowadays. If she was perfect to begin with, it gives her character no room to change and grow. What I absolutely love about T2 is Cameron flips the script and writes her as a person who survived the first film and became too hard and distant. Her arc is reversed. When she is unable to kill Miles Dyson, she discovers her humanity and vulnerability again. She decides she cannot kill a man in front of his son and that there are some things she wont do to prevent judgement day. It is fucking epic level storytelling.
It's called what a real strong female character looks like that anyone can enjoy and be a fan of the character sadly nowadays most feminist aren't smart enough to write a deep female character so they just make them act like a man
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Ethan Collins I wish the franchise went back to its roots with a darker, technoir feel to it like the original. Sadly, Dark Fate put the final nail in the coffin of this once great series.
Erik Becker It would have been something to see if they had let the Terminator endoskeleton say that one word in Arnold’s voice after standing up and shrugging the burning remnants of the truck off of him, Then again maybe an add on like that might have been a bit too much.
@@cha5 I think it would have been too much. The endoskeleton is so scary on its own, its mere standing up after they thought they'd won was enough to scare the bejeezus out of me.
this is why i love the first one. The simplicity of the first terminator makes him the best villain of all times. Silent, methodical and purely evil (for a machine).
1:50 I just love that you can see the Terminator's glowing red eye through the windshield! Very eerie!! Also the prosthetic head I think holds up pretty well!
My favorite Terminator look - the flesh peeling away, the blood oozing from the wounds, the single red eye the glows in the dark - this was amazingly terrifying. Never to be recaptured in any Terminator film afterwards (even T2)
In T2 it was the good guy, so the fucked up look didn't have to be scary even if its canonic red eye was visible and glowing. After watching the whole movie all u could do was to sympathize for the Terminator so u didn't mind half of its face being almost ripped off.
@@tomcat1517 they did something with the eye thing in t2. In this movie, his left eye is exposed. In t2 the right eye is exposed. In mythology the left means evil and the right meaning good. I thought it was a nice attention to detail.
love how when Arnold says " get out", his robotic eye is also looking at the passenger. in other scenes and even in T2 it always stares forward. good little detail to make this moment all the more terrifying.
I personally think it as the limits of effects at the time because back then they used practical effects for half of the Terminator's exposed skull on T2, where as in the case of T1 they rotoscoped the red light onto the shot and used a puppet for certain shots.
It is not possible to be sure of this, because unlike the 600 series, the 800 series tends to restart the system in case of excessive heating or electrical failure (this has already been explained in the terminator series sarah connor chronicles) When the T-888 is overloaded by external damage, and soon after it goes into reboot, what has already been said was around 60 seconds..
Being hit literally in the skull by a moving truck at approximately 40 mph and being dragged for a 100 feet or so. The fact that it's still operating is extraordinary. That Titanium-Tungsten alloy is probably the most durable alloy known to man.
@@Tekir-Kedi In the film it is refered to as a cyborg, and by conventional definition any mix of living organism and a machine is a cyborg, even though the living tissue of T-800 is only a disguise.
If i'm not wrong the Terminator puts the semi into first gear and then holds the wheel with both hands the rest of the time, thus the truck is always in first and not that fast.
@@mileskessler2905 Maybe he wanted to be sure to hit her, if he went too fast and she made a sudden turn, he would overshoot and have to stop, reverse and turn around.
@Charles Walliburton To be fair Arnold started this franchise but Robert definitely was a great second coming to the story, in my eyes they're both equally badass
Not anymore, he's not. He's turned the role into a joke now. James Cameron's direction was what made Arnold so formidable as a Terminator. Without him, Arnold's Terminator hangs curtains & uses teenage retorts.
It's amazing how well this movie was made. I wasn't alive when it came out, but wow, just imagine seeing this in theaters for the very first time. Must have scared alot of people and made them think about what was really possible with government programs
The idea of robots/computers taking over the world has been a thing longer than computers have been around in the 1950s and such. People were afraid computers were going to be our downfall well before this movie came out in 1984.
What a lovely happy ending. So satisfying that they defeated The Terminator once and for all in this final scene. I'm glad nothing tragic happened after this.
I wish they would return to this style a back to basics terminator. The humor is subtle and it’s never pandering. Arnold is at his best as a bad terminator the way he moves and his delivery are fantastic.
@@jamesmcnair857 T2 is great, but I still prefer T1, just my personal taste. The T800 Arnold portrait was so raw and violent and without emotion. Chill gives me chills :)
Well Im glad they went in a different direction. Post-apocaliptic soilders from the future eating rats dont have many gyms and protien powders at their disposal. Reese looks the part. Not buff but obvoiusly though and in form. Henriksen would have obviusly been a T 1000 but I recall they didnt have the tech for something like that so they did it in 91 with whos IMO a perfect cast for the T 1000. Arnie playing a human would be just all wrong.
O.J Simpson was nearly cast in The Terminator but producers didn't think he could be sold as a killing machine Arnold Schwarzenegger recalled how O.J. Simpson nearly landed his iconic role in "The Terminator." In a Netflix docuseries, Schwarzenegger said "no one" thought Simpson could play a killer.
The creepy, depressing atmosphere makes every moment in this film. Imaging a cold blood killer came from nowhere and chased you by killing your friends, your mother and everybody around you until the end of the earth. How terrify is that? Arnold's burned eyebrows, decomposed bio-skin and crash damage did make him looks like a devil. Camero really emphasized the horror movie feeling out of it. Really really good job.
Best Terminator movie and I felt the same way since I was a kid even with all the sequels . 2 wasnt scary nor suspenseful enough but still pretty good. I just love this one for being so dark and scary. Salvation gave the same Dark feel even though people didnt like it much. For me atleast Salvation didnt give off some hilarious funny vibes . Dark and serious.
@Jeff Clark I was 12 when T2 came out. Seen it opening weekend. I think having the T1000 OP was good. Made you keep wondering how they would beat it. Same as part 1 . You had a regular human taking on a killing machine that seemed indestructible. You are right that both movies did have a different tone. T1 definitely had a horror movie feel. Where as T2 was more scifi action. I always felt T2 was the superior movie tho. Better acting, better effects, better soundtrack. Story equality as good as the original. I will always love both tho. T2 was also rated R. So to say it was made for teens is inaccurate. Or else it would of been pg13 like T4 .
Honorable opinion. Personally I choose T2 over T1 but this movie is definitely worthy of being called a masterpiece. Beaten only by T2. The rest are garbage.
Just like the Predator I loved the first one but I hear people loving the 2nd one more and I'm like 😑🧐 really.......? Then Predators came out and I liked because it went back to the Dark tone but then the one that was made by the director that made IRONMAN3 came out ......then I lost HOPE😭
The makeup and effects are soooo successful that I moved the screen forward not to be scared while reading comments. And it's just 1980's! Great job! T1 and T2 are simply masterpiece!
You sound like a damn parrot repeating the same old shit over and over again just because is trendy, like a goddamn pop song played on the radio 1000 times s day lmao
The editing is top notch. Look at how many camera angles Cameron used for the Terminator getting hit by the truck. And the editing makes it absolutely fascinating.
Terminator was one of the few movies we had at home back when I was a kid, watched it a thousand times, actually grew up with it, all of the sounds, musics, dialogues everything is in my unconscious mind, I didn't know English I watched with subs, but still . Now that I watch its clips I can understand what was the actual words they said,
wow, this movie is my favorite movie ever, I know everything about it because I've watched it more than 100 times. it's all engraved in my head too, I just need to learn English.
The one element you don't see in the other terminator movies is how the terminator's flesh starts dying after being damaged. It's a nice detail they put in to add to the realism of flesh over metal endo-skeleton.
Every time I see these clips, (this is the fourth one in a row) it just reminds me how The Terminator (1) definitely feels like an 80s horror movie. Its an absolute classic. The look, the feel, and DEFINITELY the music all add to that, for me. Oh, and I will NEVER forget the first time I saw this, i was 6 years old, and when he came out of the fire as a robot, it just blew me and my whole families minds! Never seen ANYTHING like it up to that point.❤
I like how they made the stunt driver playing the terminator wear a red light on his head to be consistent, its a nice detail. If you look closely at 1:59 you can see it stuck on above the drivers eyebrow.
Just imagine 14-yrs-old me -- having picked up this film only for its popularity and without any other spoiling info at all, let alone the demonic skelton -- feeling "what a film I just saw…" with a sigh of relief being soothed by the concluding BGM in disguise.
T2 couldn't have been a more different movie to The Terminator. One is a relentless horror thriller, the other is the touching story of a boy and his pet Terminator. It baffles me how people rank both so closely without realizing how wildly different they are.
@@ponchred True for me T2 is an extraordinary action movie like Aliens, T1 is a dark sci fi horror movie with a profound reflection on fate. A true masterpiece.
Both the terminator and the guy inside the truck were so kind,one politely ask the other to get out and the guy immediately complies and shuts the door in the way out. Truly 2 gentlemen that make the world a better place
You can see the wire towing the truck at the end but it was still good for the 80s, the 8 year old me was traumatized the first time I watched this ... what parental guidance lolll 80s best decade ever !
@@SparrowNoblePolandyes, they actually designed an animatronic that can shapeshift and change it's molecular structure to allow it to pass through metal bars and transform it's hands into knives
Dude...when he turns his head after climbing in the cab...that robotic "GET OUT" combined with his shredded face. That scared the fuck out of me as a kid. Absolutely stellar.
What is amazing about this scene is nothing had ever been seen like this ever on the silver screen. The makeup work and the eventual exoskeleton that you see was so ground breaking.
Honestly their worst move was running into that factory after, if they kept running down the road it was limited to walking speed and wouldn't be able to catch up or blend in as a person anymore
The really quick shot of the Terminator's face while the truck is blowing up is just *chefs kiss* cinema, and then having Kyle walk out of the smoke and fire to fake us out a little bit before the actual fake out. Great stuff.
Anyone who has been drunk in LA & was mowed over by a truck driver appreciates this. One time while staggering along the Ninth Street Viaduct bridge I had to do the same thing after getting run over by a Swift driver. Good thing I had my Labor Ready steel-toed boots on (@0:25), otherwise I wouldn't have survived.
This is my favorite Terminator movie. T2 was the best film of the franchise b/c the story had more depth to it, but I favor this one more. This film has a horror movie vibe. Like for examples the arm and eye surgery seen, Reese's nightmare flashback of the Terminator infiltrating the resistance's hidden bunker, the tanker foot chase and the T800 chasing down Sarah and Reese in that factory. Plus this T800 model was extremely intimidating(huge stature, never smiled, no eyebrows in certain scenes, popped eye zombie look), rarely spoke and had a more badass look carrying both a shotgun and a assault rifle simultaneously while sporting cooler looking sunglasses and hair style. This T800 model is what a Terminator should be. An ultimate unstoppable badass killing machine with no regard of fear, remorse, or pity.
Imagine Kyle did survive right there. He could of been a useful asset, on judgement day. Having the T-800 & Sarah helping him defend john corner. Against the T-1000 it would be awesome lol
40 years old, it's amazing to imagine what it was like making these effects back then. People think "oh look at the state of the art blockbuster of 40 years ago, not bad!" but this wasn't even a blockbuster type film then. It was low budget even for the time.
+Simply Nonsense Well, the truck they used for that part was a model, including the one that explodes. In fact, I heard that it took two tries to get that truck explosion scene, and it took the special effects people about a month to build each one. The first one ended with a disaster, as the cable pulling the model truck was pulled too hard, and caused the front wheels to come right off. No joke. Just watch the behind the scenes documentary of the movie, and you'll see.
It's not just that, but the front of the cab, which was damaged from hitting both the overturned truck and the Gremlin, was miraculously repaired at the time it exploded. Great special effects for the time though!
1:28. The increasing music tone, the hulking tractor trailer making the aggressive u-turn, the glowing red eye: really ratchets up the suspense in a hurry.
I really love the fact that the make-up in this movie was suposed to look "terrific" since the terminator is the bad guy, and besides this was supposed to be kind of an Horror Movie. While in the second one even if the wounds on his face are worst than here, they put effort on try to make it look so cool.
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This movie is a classic that has stood the test of time.
before Hollywood went totally gay and stupid
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The Terminator 😂😂🤣🤣
Yes, take me back to the '80s. When everything wasn't completely cucked.
When he says “get out”, it’s just so eerie to me. With his skin falling off and his endoskeleton showing, and you realize it is a super intelligent robot telling someone orders. The illusion of a human is no longer there
Please Help Me exactly
who would believe the passenger! They put Sarah in the nut house!
It's amazing how even today this scene looks real. No top tier CGI could convince me this much
@@HumanWreckage89 practical effects 👌
@@HumanWreckage89 i think cgi works best when used as touchups for practical effects, like giving a chucky doll glowing eyes.
The Terminator telling the passenger to "Get Out" was actually the KINDEST thing he did for anyone...
Hahahahahhh right 😆 the man survived 👻
Only for him to then die in a nuclear war lol.
@@icantthinkofaname4265 maybe he didn't die in the war who knows
@@Papa_Straight I jesd
@@icantthinkofaname4265 Yeah, like 30 years later. If I had a choice to die now or 30 yearn later...
Oh god. Him coming over the hill at 1:48, to that intense music, and all you can see of him is the single glowing eye? That shit gave me nightmares as a kid. Even now it gives me the chills. God DAMN I love this movie so much.
To me the moment that is not included in this video, when the Terminator gets up from the fire, as a skeleton, when they thought they destroyed it.
@@0909umcia Oh god yeah I loved that too.
poor international truck, blew up in flames. prob was brand new from the factory.
It freaked the sh*t out of me as a kid when I watched it in 2004 for the first time.
Snowrunner international Transtar is there lol.
You know what I love most about this movie? Sarah Connor's vulnerability. I love that she was written as a waitress in her 20s with no particular ability to survive the events in the movie. The character finds her strength and her courage through good storytelling and character progression. It's more believable than how they would write her nowadays. If she was perfect to begin with, it gives her character no room to change and grow. What I absolutely love about T2 is Cameron flips the script and writes her as a person who survived the first film and became too hard and distant. Her arc is reversed. When she is unable to kill Miles Dyson, she discovers her humanity and vulnerability again. She decides she cannot kill a man in front of his son and that there are some things she wont do to prevent judgement day. It is fucking epic level storytelling.
It's called what a real strong female character looks like that anyone can enjoy and be a fan of the character sadly nowadays most feminist aren't smart enough to write a deep female character so they just make them act like a man
agreed, cameron is amazing
@@Rex-X-Dark lol no, no feminist is writing women like that. That's dudes tokenizing them for studio diversity PR.
@@Rex-X-Dark bold of you to assume any feminist is smart
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The makeup effects on Arnold when he says ‘Get Out’ is in my opinion, the best in the entire franchise. Including T2
Prince Goro : Yup 👍🏾 scarf AF too 💯
False. Doesn't look like realistic titanium. (He's supposed to be made of titanium). It just looks like plastic and body paint.
Ethan Collins Fair enough. That’s your opinion, but to me it looks sick.
@@princegoro6840 of course for 1984 it looks awesome. We can see here that the point of this movie is to scare people, not just to be sci-fi like t2
Ethan Collins I wish the franchise went back to its roots with a darker, technoir feel to it like the original. Sadly, Dark Fate put the final nail in the coffin of this once great series.
This is a horror movie. I really love it
same !
Yeah!!!
Why this film is of by far the most ultimate horror is cuz the "creature" is an artifact, more precisely put, a product out of human absurdity.
T1 was a horror movie, T2 was an action thriller. They’re both great.
They did the horror really well in this movie !
Sarah: We did it Kyle!😚
T800: WRONG
Erik Becker It would have been something to see if they had let the Terminator endoskeleton say that one word in Arnold’s voice after standing up and shrugging the burning remnants of the truck off of him, Then again maybe an add on like that might have been a bit too much.
@@cha5 I think it would have been too much. The endoskeleton is so scary on its own, its mere standing up after they thought they'd won was enough to scare the bejeezus out of me.
First time I saw Terminator I thought it would end here and Sarah and Kyle live happily ever after but I was wrong
No it should be
Sarah: We did it Kyle
T800: Negative
Lol I said that every time I see this scene
this is why i love the first one. The simplicity of the first terminator makes him the best villain of all times. Silent, methodical and purely evil (for a machine).
One of the best
Yes. Him, Anton and Landa are the villains I really admire a lot for their portrayal.
You should watch yule Brenner in west world
1:50 I just love that you can see the Terminator's glowing red eye through the windshield! Very eerie!! Also the prosthetic head I think holds up pretty well!
My favorite Terminator look - the flesh peeling away, the blood oozing from the wounds, the single red eye the glows in the dark - this was amazingly terrifying. Never to be recaptured in any Terminator film afterwards (even T2)
People are saying T2 was better like you have to choose
In T2 it was the good guy, so the fucked up look didn't have to be scary even if its canonic red eye was visible and glowing. After watching the whole movie all u could do was to sympathize for the Terminator so u didn't mind half of its face being almost ripped off.
And don't forget Arnold's performance. He nailed the role as something inhuman hiding behind a human shell.
@@rojaws1183 he was definitely made for this role. Thing is, no one else was ever able to nail the role as he and Robert Patrick did.
@@tomcat1517 they did something with the eye thing in t2. In this movie, his left eye is exposed. In t2 the right eye is exposed. In mythology the left means evil and the right meaning good. I thought it was a nice attention to detail.
1:52 that part is scary when you see the truck coming after them and you see the terminator red eye through the windshield
Seen this movie so many times and never noticed that.
Film is a good balance of science fiction & horror.
As a kid it scared the shit out of me
Yes, if since childhood i always realized. So terrifying.
This scene scared the shit out of me as a child. I saw similar scene in my dreams couple of times
love how when Arnold says " get out", his robotic eye is also looking at the passenger. in other scenes and even in T2 it always stares forward. good little detail to make this moment all the more terrifying.
Greatest scene
It may have jammed due to.getting rammed.with a steal beam
@@bohoward8945 that a real good point
I personally think it as the limits of effects at the time because back then they used practical effects for half of the Terminator's exposed skull on T2, where as in the case of T1 they rotoscoped the red light onto the shot and used a puppet for certain shots.
Kyle was gonna die anyways because he was shot.
Scariest part at 3:42 is that when the T-800 turns his head it's not because he's dead, but he's looking directly at his target to kill her.
It is not possible to be sure of this, because unlike the 600 series, the 800 series tends to restart the system in case of excessive heating or electrical failure (this has already been explained in the terminator series sarah connor chronicles) When the T-888 is overloaded by external damage, and soon after it goes into reboot, what has already been said was around 60 seconds..
Getting hit by the truck was the perfect real-world injury to show how tough the Terminator is. Everyone knows a person would be dead 10x over
@@GEXITER I think it's 120 seconds
That scene was really well made, the body getting scorched looks just too real. 👏
@GEXITER or chose a alternative power source
T1 and T2 were made way ahead of their times, unreal.
That trucker sidekick sure was lucky.
One of the few people to encounter a terminator and live.
Same with chopper pilot in T2 when T1000 hijacks it
@@troymcclure9088 Highly doubt that chopper pilot survived, considering he was forced to jump out of the helicopter from high above though.
@@freakyfornash yeah I think he was kidding
Yes, when he told him to get out, I wouldn't have thought twice. Feet, do your thing.
T2: a very cold "Get Out"
T1: A very intimidating "Get Out"
In T2 it was the T-1000 telling the helicopter pilot to "get out". He did, and we are not told whether he survived the fall.
@@Cenindojust rewatched it the other day. The chopper wasn’t too high, but at the very least, that pilot got real messed up.
@@Cenindo i always figured the pilot landed in the tree
@@alswearengine4867watch again you’ll see some cops immediately checking on him below on the ground as the T-1000 flies away
It doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop until you are dead
... Absolutely will not stop - EVER - until you are dead! 😏😉
Unlike dark fate.. where it adopted a family and ran a curtain business.
@@danjab64 fun fact if you call the number on Carl's(T-800) van from dark fate is a recoded message from Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Yeah, and the thing you are talking about is Covid-19
Unless you reprogram it using python to learn as a machine
Being hit literally in the skull by a moving truck at approximately 40 mph and being dragged for a 100 feet or so. The fact that it's still operating is extraordinary. That Titanium-Tungsten alloy is probably the most durable alloy known to man.
Well, tungsten itself is probably one of the most durable metals IRL. Few can compare.
@@jakubrejak1114 could graphene nano tubes compare
@@Local_commentor Don't know enough to tell for sure.
Most durable alloy known to machine
It’s great how you see it suffered internally with the static when it’s looking at the shifter in the truck.
Very impressive for Arnold to light himself on fire just for this scene! A truly commendable and brave actor.
Of course he is brave. He smokes stoggies whenever he wants!
He is so committed to this franchise. He tore off his own arm to make the end of the second film as well. It grew back, obviously.
@@Illuminus316 He doesn't need a hideout place!
@Logan The Mad Philosopher ohuehohohoho
I’m kind of wondering how they reattached his flesh and organs after he was done filming this scene
Imagine, if Sarah and Kyle hadn't hug themselves and kept going. Then the T-800 would keep walking around the next day as an endoskeleton. :D
Yeah 🤪 the world being conscious of cyborg and Kyle was right lol
@@remimartin8493 its not cyborg but an android
@@Tekir-Kedi In the film it is refered to as a cyborg, and by conventional definition any mix of living organism and a machine is a cyborg, even though the living tissue of T-800 is only a disguise.
**Cybernetic Organism**
@@ahmadsallehuddin7583 ZAIBERDEIN ZYSTEHMS ONE OHH ONE
the best thing: no cgi
the truck blast was a miniature.
The guy who burns was not... It's REAL!
@@remimartin8493 yeah a stunt double in a fire suit
@@littlewazz correction, stunt double in an Arnold suit
CGI wasn't a thing then.
@@Сайтамен but T2 had the best CGI tho
wow Sarah runs fast AF to outpace a semi that long
If i'm not wrong the Terminator puts the semi into first gear and then holds the wheel with both hands the rest of the time, thus the truck is always in first and not that fast.
@@mileskessler2905 Maybe he wanted to be sure to hit her, if he went too fast and she made a sudden turn, he would overshoot and have to stop, reverse and turn around.
@@annereilley4892 Good logical thinking
And she had a broken ankle while filming it
I I don't understand why she didn't run offroad, though
I’m a trucker , and I love the prevalence of trucks in the first two movies
James Cameron said that he was a trucker and he hated trucks, so that's why he destroy a lot of trucks in 1 and 2
Do tanker trucks really have that hard a time stopping?
@@jimhuffman9434 it’s harder than a conventional load
No, you're not. You're an Agent of the system.
@@PolitoKBJuegos must of hated international trucks the most.
I feel creepiness in this scene, darkness. Perfect sense.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is still the main man of this iconic role. 🙏🏾
He's a legend we love him so much and we will keep supporting him.
@Charles Walliburton To be fair Arnold started this franchise but Robert definitely was a great second coming to the story, in my eyes they're both equally badass
Not anymore, he's not. He's turned the role into a joke now.
James Cameron's direction was what made Arnold so formidable as a Terminator. Without him, Arnold's Terminator hangs curtains & uses teenage retorts.
@Charles Walliburton jesus christ why robert? Don't you like linda hamilton? She played as sarah connor.
@Charles Walliburton I agree.
Really a masterpiece. Deserves an oscar every year
It's amazing how well this movie was made. I wasn't alive when it came out, but wow, just imagine seeing this in theaters for the very first time. Must have scared alot of people and made them think about what was really possible with government programs
The idea of robots/computers taking over the world has been a thing longer than computers have been around in the 1950s and such. People were afraid computers were going to be our downfall well before this movie came out in 1984.
“We did it, Kyle!”
*Terminator endoskeleton enters the chat*
“We didn’t do it, Kyle!”
Terminator: *WRONG*
Sarah Connor - Cries in skynet.
Ohh they did it alright. Believe me lol
Your foster parents are dead
Terminator was basically taking a nap for a minute so the bad breath skin to come off.
1:13 👍🏻 i just love this subtle detail, a quick analysis of the transmission mechanics of the vehicle!!!
As a truck driver, I love that
Yeah. Accessing files on how to operate a multiple ratio manual truck gearbox.
Simply the best terminator movie, and best sci-fi action ever
Yes best movie ever
As much I love T2, I like this one more for its darker tone, horror atmosphere and the score is just fantastic
0:57
Ahnold: GET OUT
Me: Not gonna argue with you on that one, boss
I think he looks so much terrifying in this movie!!!
This first movie was scary
This should be science fiction-horror movie.
Still is scary. It's got none of that bullshit like what they make today.
I love the ambient sounds you hear during the terminator vision clips
What a lovely happy ending. So satisfying that they defeated The Terminator once and for all in this final scene. I'm glad nothing tragic happened after this.
remember this was 1984 the false endings were still fresh back then
@@tareklegrand7747the studio actually wanted the movie to end here to save budget and length and JC told them fuck you the movie isn’t done.
I wish they would return to this style a back to basics terminator. The humor is subtle and it’s never pandering. Arnold is at his best as a bad terminator the way he moves and his delivery are fantastic.
Also Michel Bein for the win. Best protagonists for any terminator movie.
They literally can't make em this good anymore. T1, Alien, Aliens, Predator all better then the shit i see nowadays.
RoboCop (1987), Star Wars Original Trilogy (1977-1983), ... etc. You know.
T2 is a masterpiece
@@jamesmcnair857 T2 & T1 both are Sci-fi Classics
@@theghost33dude16 yes i know :)
@@jamesmcnair857 T2 is great, but I still prefer T1, just my personal taste. The T800 Arnold portrait was so raw and violent and without emotion. Chill gives me chills :)
The special effects are so innovative
The terminator face when he is on the truck. Bro it is perfect so real
Fun fact for those who don't already know.
Arnold was originally supposed to be Kyle and Lance Henriksen was gonna be the Terminator.
Well Im glad they went in a different direction. Post-apocaliptic soilders from the future eating rats dont have many gyms and protien powders at their disposal. Reese looks the part. Not buff but obvoiusly though and in form.
Henriksen would have obviusly been a T 1000 but I recall they didnt have the tech for something like that so they did it in 91 with whos IMO a perfect cast for the T 1000. Arnie playing a human would be just all wrong.
@@worldofnorman Bishop T-1000...
O.J Simpson was nearly cast in The Terminator but producers didn't think he could be sold as a killing machine
Arnold Schwarzenegger recalled how O.J. Simpson nearly landed his iconic role in "The Terminator." In a Netflix docuseries, Schwarzenegger said "no one" thought Simpson could play a killer.
The creepy, depressing atmosphere makes every moment in this film. Imaging a cold blood killer came from nowhere and chased you by killing your friends, your mother and everybody around you until the end of the earth. How terrify is that? Arnold's burned eyebrows, decomposed bio-skin and crash damage did make him looks like a devil. Camero really emphasized the horror movie feeling out of it. Really really good job.
Best Terminator movie and I felt the same way since I was a kid even with all the sequels . 2 wasnt scary nor suspenseful enough but still pretty good. I just love this one for being so dark and scary. Salvation gave the same Dark feel even though people didnt like it much. For me atleast Salvation didnt give off some hilarious funny vibes . Dark and serious.
@Jeff Clark T2 was the perfect way to end the franchise. T3 was made for teens.
@Jeff Clark I was 12 when T2 came out. Seen it opening weekend. I think having the T1000 OP was good. Made you keep wondering how they would beat it. Same as part 1 . You had a regular human taking on a killing machine that seemed indestructible. You are right that both movies did have a different tone. T1 definitely had a horror movie feel. Where as T2 was more scifi action. I always felt T2 was the superior movie tho. Better acting, better effects, better soundtrack. Story equality as good as the original. I will always love both tho. T2 was also rated R. So to say it was made for teens is inaccurate. Or else it would of been pg13 like T4 .
Honorable opinion. Personally I choose T2 over T1 but this movie is definitely worthy of being called a masterpiece. Beaten only by T2. The rest are garbage.
Just like the Predator I loved the first one but I hear people loving the 2nd one more and I'm like 😑🧐 really.......? Then Predators came out and I liked because it went back to the Dark tone but then the one that was made by the director that made IRONMAN3 came out ......then I lost HOPE😭
T2 is the best, and it did have the scary feel, but not as intense as the first. The 2 films still feel like they are connected however.
This movie never gets old.
The makeup and effects are soooo successful that I moved the screen forward not to be scared while reading comments. And it's just 1980's! Great job! T1 and T2 are simply masterpiece!
Whoever made this has never been around a campfire. Standing that close to a fire that big and raging would melt your shins off.
I love that you can see the string pulling the truck at one point :D:D
3:05 - such a badass stunt
The burning man in burn suit act? Wasn't there one guy who was famous for doing that in most Hollywood movies or something in the 90s.
That terrified me when i was a kid
Wonder if Peter Kent did that?
Scary, too. Imagine actually seeing someone walking completely on fire even for a moment without protection.
@@LITTLE1994 I was a pyrotechnition for 11 years. I HAVE seen that in person
The make-up and effects for "damaged" Arnold, especially at 1:01, are still impressive.
They should send T800 back in time to make sure nobody makes another terminator movie ... what a joke is dark fate !!
You sound like a damn parrot repeating the same old shit over and over again just because is trendy, like a goddamn pop song played on the radio 1000 times s day lmao
I wouldn't call it a joke. It had a lot of great moments but it did ultimately fail to live up to the first and second terminators films.
Still better then Genisys.
Antonio 123 amen
"The sequel is always going to be worse than the original"
3:05 - Absolutely love the "Death by Fire" soundtrack here.
The editing is top notch. Look at how many camera angles Cameron used for the Terminator getting hit by the truck. And the editing makes it absolutely fascinating.
Terminator was one of the few movies we had at home back when I was a kid, watched it a thousand times, actually grew up with it, all of the sounds, musics, dialogues everything is in my unconscious mind, I didn't know English I watched with subs, but still . Now that I watch its clips I can understand what was the actual words they said,
wow, this movie is my favorite movie ever, I know everything about it because I've watched it more than 100 times. it's all engraved in my head too, I just need to learn English.
I love how they make you think it's over, they even play the ending music... xD
The one element you don't see in the other terminator movies is how the terminator's flesh starts dying after being damaged. It's a nice detail they put in to add to the realism of flesh over metal endo-skeleton.
This along w the scene from earlier where he ‘fixes’ his eye scared the shit out of me when I was younger
Every time I see these clips, (this is the fourth one in a row) it just reminds me how The Terminator (1) definitely feels like an 80s horror movie. Its an absolute classic. The look, the feel, and DEFINITELY the music all add to that, for me.
Oh, and I will NEVER forget the first time I saw this, i was 6 years old, and when he came out of the fire as a robot, it just blew me and my whole families minds! Never seen ANYTHING like it up to that point.❤
I like how they made the stunt driver playing the terminator wear a red light on his head to be consistent, its a nice detail.
If you look closely at 1:59 you can see it stuck on above the drivers eyebrow.
That was the Terminator's glowing eye since earlier he removed the eye he was disguised with and put sunglasses on to disguise it.
TES
I mean
YES
I'm pretty sure that's actually a mini rc truck replica and they put a tiny terminator body and glowing head in there.
Wow they both survived. What a nice happy ending !
I don't get it. Is it because Kyle actually in the next scene?
Just imagine 14-yrs-old me -- having picked up this film only for its popularity and without any other spoiling info at all, let alone the demonic skelton -- feeling "what a film I just saw…" with a sigh of relief being soothed by the concluding BGM in disguise.
Arnold: "Wrong."
@Ironclaw XII Actually, yes. Kyle dies. This not the end of the movie.
No the terminator's still alive after this movie ends so they aren't safe...
Easily the best Terminator movie. Matched only by T2.
@Adam Oliver Agreed, they're both masterpieces in their own rights though.
T-1000 what were you doing after you failed to kill John Connor?
T2 couldn't have been a more different movie to The Terminator. One is a relentless horror thriller, the other is the touching story of a boy and his pet Terminator. It baffles me how people rank both so closely without realizing how wildly different they are.
@@ponchred True for me T2 is an extraordinary action movie like Aliens, T1 is a dark sci fi horror movie with a profound reflection on fate. A true masterpiece.
@@libzbond He got into some BAD debt gambling with Tony Soprano... Lost his house and kids... I Hear he's living on a farm in Nevada somewhere lol
Another classic line from The Terminator as well as (I'll Be Back) is when he say to truck passenger ( Get Out!! ) love that, so a iconic film too.
I find it funny Sarah stayed to watch the Terminator steal the truck instead of using that opportunity to drag Reese out and get the hell away.
A classic Science Fiction Film. The Terminator will remain one of the best nostalgic characters in 80s Film History.
*horror
@MarCuseus true.
This is my favorite movie. There's not much more I want to say.
"Get out"
Ryan Speer „Wrong“
no idiooma português é sai
No.
No, u get out
He said "Gid Awt"
0:53 I love the attention to detail here of Arnold limping in the same manner that the stop motion endoskeleton would move later on
What a movie. Cameron got it right once more with T2 but then forgot what made those movies so good
1:06
Gotta love how Derpy af he looks in this shot here. XDXD
Both the terminator and the guy inside the truck were so kind,one politely ask the other to get out and the guy immediately complies and shuts the door in the way out.
Truly 2 gentlemen that make the world a better place
You can see the wire towing the truck at the end but it was still good for the 80s, the 8 year old me was traumatized the first time I watched this ... what parental guidance lolll 80s best decade ever !
2:39
Love the guy who has the cyborg eye on his forehead 😂 2:12
This defintely looks like a movie from 37 years ago. Cgi really helped T2 out a lot
Most of people take for CGI in T2, is actually practical effects, only polished with experience and bigger budget.
@@SparrowNoblePolandyes, they actually designed an animatronic that can shapeshift and change it's molecular structure to allow it to pass through metal bars and transform it's hands into knives
"Get out." Hard to believe those were Arnold Schwarzeneggar's last words in this movie.
man this movie scared me as shit whe i was a kid, staying up late and watching the late movie with VHS on!! tbh it was very badassss
It still is the best one, dark, scary.. Makes you think what if you was there instead of them..
Dude...when he turns his head after climbing in the cab...that robotic "GET OUT" combined with his shredded face. That scared the fuck out of me as a kid. Absolutely stellar.
1:01 - get out!
none of the amount of cgi these days can amount to this.
I wonder how they did that shot.
@@TheScribe1.0 with make up effects
What is amazing about this scene is nothing had ever been seen like this ever on the silver screen. The makeup work and the eventual exoskeleton that you see was so ground breaking.
endoskeleton 🤦♂
Блин когда он просканировал управление грузовиком это вообще круто, в то время так придумать, вообще прорыв был!
That pipe bomb should have had a shorter fuse lol
0:10 That face just gets me every time, idk why XD
El ojo es maquillaje xd
Probably because he saw he was about to get battered
@@RebirthRavenIXLos efectos se ven muy bien para la época
@@Alvaro_Kapella i don't speak Spanish sorry
@@RebirthRavenIXWhy???
Honestly their worst move was running into that factory after, if they kept running down the road it was limited to walking speed and wouldn't be able to catch up or blend in as a person anymore
Agreed.
In some ways they never made the Terminator look more uncanny and inhuman than it looks in this one. That Stan Winston puppet head is amazing.
The really quick shot of the Terminator's face while the truck is blowing up is just *chefs kiss* cinema, and then having Kyle walk out of the smoke and fire to fake us out a little bit before the actual fake out. Great stuff.
1:29 Gives me chills
Tire screeching and shit...
@@bigb488 ikr
I watched this move for the first in 2004 after getting cable connection.😉👌loved it.
Anyone who has been drunk in LA & was mowed over by a truck driver appreciates this.
One time while staggering along the Ninth Street Viaduct bridge I had to do the same thing after getting run over by a Swift driver.
Good thing I had my Labor Ready steel-toed boots on (@0:25), otherwise I wouldn't have survived.
😂😂😂
1:05 The horrific bgm & The sound effects of scanning are brilliant 🔥
The remastering job done for this is amazing. It feels so real.
This is my favorite Terminator movie. T2 was the best film of the franchise b/c the story had more depth to it, but I favor this one more. This film has a horror movie vibe. Like for examples the arm and eye surgery seen, Reese's nightmare flashback of the Terminator infiltrating the resistance's hidden bunker, the tanker foot chase and the T800 chasing down Sarah and Reese in that factory. Plus this T800 model was extremely intimidating(huge stature, never smiled, no eyebrows in certain scenes, popped eye zombie look), rarely spoke and had a more badass look carrying both a shotgun and a assault rifle simultaneously while sporting cooler looking sunglasses and hair style. This T800 model is what a Terminator should be. An ultimate unstoppable badass killing machine with no regard of fear, remorse, or pity.
Forgot that huge scary and strong as fuck exoskeleton at the end of the movie I could definitely see it inside Arnold's skin no joke.
T1 and T2 is Masterpiece!
Imagine Kyle did survive right there. He could of been a useful asset, on judgement day. Having the T-800 & Sarah helping him defend john corner. Against the T-1000 it would be awesome lol
I think there’s a comic based on that. As far as I know, Kyle still ended up dying protecting a 10 year old John from another T-800
I always dream and imagine T2 with him alongside
Sadly Genisys is as close as it'll get to that...but let's not talk about it.
*could have
Causality demands that Kenny...err Kyle dies no matter what.
40 years old, it's amazing to imagine what it was like making these effects back then. People think "oh look at the state of the art blockbuster of 40 years ago, not bad!" but this wasn't even a blockbuster type film then. It was low budget even for the time.
Her ability to outrun speeding trucks is nothing short of amazing 😅
2:39 most obvious tow cable
Good eye
You can see a slack tow cable after it hits the Gremlin.
+Simply Nonsense
Well, the truck they used for that part was a model, including the one that explodes. In fact, I heard that it took two tries to get that truck explosion scene, and it took the special effects people about a month to build each one. The first one ended with a disaster, as the cable pulling the model truck was pulled too hard, and caused the front wheels to come right off.
No joke. Just watch the behind the scenes documentary of the movie, and you'll see.
I saw that, too.
It's not just that, but the front of the cab, which was damaged from hitting both the overturned truck and the Gremlin, was miraculously repaired at the time it exploded.
Great special effects for the time though!
대부분의 관객들이 이게 끝인줄 알았었지, 그때에는...이 이후부터 엔딩까지가 영화사에 길이 남을 클라이막스이자 위대한 결말이었지. 이 남다르고 특출난 엔딩은 이 시리즈의 2번째에서도 멋지게 연출되었었지.
1:01 T-800: Get out.
1:28. The increasing music tone, the hulking tractor trailer making the aggressive u-turn, the glowing red eye: really ratchets up the suspense in a hurry.
I really love the fact that the make-up in this movie was suposed to look "terrific" since the terminator is the bad guy, and besides this was supposed to be kind of an Horror Movie. While in the second one even if the wounds on his face are worst than here, they put effort on try to make it look so cool.
Kyle: Don't worry Sarah, the explosion won't hurt you! It's perfectly safe!
Also Kyle: 2:19