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11:15 - Yeah, we know . . . we all know . . . and we all wholeheartedly agree with your sentiment. Don't worry, you're not being dramatic. 🥺😭

I was in the theatre at 91 to watch that masterpiece about 6 times when i was 16. 😅 Best Actionfilm ever… period!

Didn't see it in cinema, we were far too young, but my friend managed to get a pirated copy on VHS, filmed via camcorder in the cinema lol. So the quailty was really bad, you could hear and see the audience more than the film for the most part. I guess it's quite interesting, as it's an early example of a mass reaction video. You could even hear some people gasping and saying "what the F!" when they revealed the twist of Arnie being the good guy. Pretty sure the tape is still at my parents somewhere, would be interesting to clean up the footage using modern techniques and upload it as a genuine OG reaction video. Your reaction was great too. Yes the FX back then were crazy. So was the hype, everyone at school was talking about it. Cheers!

Of course you should watch T3. Is it as good as T2, possibly the best sequel in movie history? No, it’s not. Is it better than 99% of anything made in the last five years? Easily. It’s kind of a cash grab with fan Easter eggs mixed into n. It’s just a lot of fun. Remember back when movies just needed to be fun?

NYC was in really bad shape when this movie came out. It was seedy and dangerous. The city was on the verge of bankruptcy. With no money to pay cops and firefighters, layoffs began. As a result, crime spiked, especially violent crime.

You watching Terminator 2 Extended Special Edition 2h.36m.

Its not the directing that makes t3 sub par, its the really poor script. Ironically the ending is pretty decent. Everything up to the ending make little or no sense.

These films do NOT operate with a fixed, fated timeline... the entire premise is based on machines and humans trying to change events. In the first Terminator film, Sarah asks Kyle if he's from the future, and he answers, "One possible future", meaning that changes made in the past DO affect future events by creating alternate timelines.

I was in my early 20s when this movie came out, and yes, it's was cutting edge stuff! It's almost like Arnold's character arch was spread over two movies.

T3 is actually not such a trainwreck in and by itself, but its problem is that it wants to be the sequel to the masterpiece that is T2, and that was always going to be an incredibly hard act to follow! (Also, it necessarily became ever harder to hide that Arnold is actually an aging human like the rest of us, whereas the Terminators are supposed to be identical models from an assembly line. The more recent sequels try to sell us the idea that over time, the flesh cover of a Terminator can "age" just like a human would.) The post-T2, non-Cameron sequels are best regarded as "fan fiction" by other writers and directors. If you find something to enjoy in them, well and good, but we don't have to take them entirely seriously or treat them as "canon." Terminator proper is a duology consisting of T1 and T2, period.

This is the greatest sequel of ALL TIME, and my favorite movie of all time.

Was born in 82, so I grew up with this movie. The toys were awesome. 😂

A comedy called 'Wayne's World' has an excellent spoof of this movie. It is only about 15 seconds, but it is worth it.

The Greatest in Action / SciFi cinema and my favourite film of all time! Every movie after this is shit. Plus the story is kinda done on this film. I will say I enjoyed the film Terminator Salvation but it's no T2.

Never understood why he wouldn’t have called Kelly in the 4 weeks after her was rescued - yes he would be receiving medical attention but surely you call family at first opportunity?! And didn’t make sense how after 4 weeks he wasn’t sunburnt and looked same as before he left - surely would have had scars and signs of living more than 4 years in extreme conditions

Do captain Phillips - based on true story of Somali pirates with Tom Hanks as ship captain - terrifying yet amazing end

Great review - best movie of all time. Loved it when it came out - had movie posters on bedroom wall and landmark movie in history

I wish i could watch this movie for the first time again but its great to see others reaction to the protagonist reveal

A deleted scene from part 1 shows Sarah getting taken away by ambulance crew and then the camera pans up and you see the building is called Cyberdyne. Plus another deleted scene shows a technician show another technician the broken chip and a cop walks by and says don’t touch anything until investigators are finished. So the technician pockets the broken chip. I remember when this got an Oscar for best sound. They showed the clip of the fuel leaking out of the trunk with the battery connectors sparking the ignition.

A deleted scene from part 1 shows Sarah getting taken away by ambulance crew and then the camera pans up and you see the building is called Cyberdyne. Plus another deleted scene shows a technician show another technician the broken chip and a cop walks by and says don’t touch anything until investigators are finished. So the technician pockets the broken chip.

I saw it in the theater. It was mind blowing. Unfortunately the trailers and hype blew the surprise that Arnold was the good guy. It is a blast watching a whole new generation react to this without the spoiler.

20:30 Edward Furlong. Unfortunately, he was another actor who fell victim to the child actor Hollywood curse, and although he is still alive was robbed of a lifelong prosperous career. The only other movie worth seeing him in is AMERICAN HISTORY X

I saw it at the theaters. I was an adult. To be honest, I didn't like it very much. First, it reeked of money. At $102 M, I thought it was lacked the rawness of the first one. Second, Arnold had become a big star by now, so to me it was a cop out to make Arnie the good guy. I went specifically to see him play the bad guy and was disappointed. Third, I wanted to see Sarah kick his ass again but now she actually likes him! I thought it was flashy, the story not as original as T1 and with all the fancy FX basically it was made to appeal to 10 yr old boys. (Example, the super sentimental thumbs up ending. 🙄) Anyway, at 16 times the budget of the first one, Cameron did what he wanted to do. He made a bunch of money and said "Good bye" to it.

Sarah Connor is about 40 years older than Kyle Reese and John Connor is about 20 years older than his father.

Yes, you could find people's address and number by looking in a phone book but. NOT if... (1) they didn't know what city and state you lived in, or (2) you lived outside the US, (3) you opted out of putting your information in the phone book. Whereas today, I can google your name and find your current and past addresses and phone numbers, you marital status, partners and family, work location and job as probably a dozen other things and I can do it from across the globe. And there's no opting out of any of it. Scarier, I think.

I dropped many a quarter on a game over, at the arcade in the 90s. The peak decade of American society, in my opinion.

That's how we all felt back in 1991. I was 9 years old. The theater which featured the BIGGEST 70mm screen in town was PACKED. The sound in this theater was phenomenal. We all jumped out of our skin when that first endoskeleton crushed the skull. We would never look at movies the same way again. Today, I think it's safe to say that Terminator 2 Judgment Day is the greatest action film ever made. T2 is also one of the Top 3 sequels in film history, the other two being Aliens and The Godfather Part II. In hindsight, it's a real shame Linda Hamilton wasnt nominated for T2. Her Sarah Connor is among the Top 3 greatest, strongest, most iconic female characters ever put on film.

I saw T2 in theaters with my father about 3-4 times when i was 5 years old (yes, my father was crazy LOL). T1 and T2 are my favourites movies ever. PD: My ranking: T1 > T2 >>>>>>>>>>> T4 > T5 >>>>>>>>>> T3 > T6

In the deleted scenes, LT. Traxler belive in Reese. You must see it!

Him looking back at the island there was definitely a feeling of gratitude because if the island wasn’t there he would’ve died. It was his home for 4 years.

What made you think they were both Terminators? When the Narration says Skynet sent two Terminators back in time, she means the one from the last film and the one from this film. That's why it's a twist that Arnold is the good guy.

16:39 how are they going to kill him I don't know but I have a theory and that is if you keep quiet and watch the movie you'll find out how they kill him

12:42 do they need a ride down in crayon for you they're DEAD

10:38 wow really what's your first clue he's a different kind of Terminator I also could not have figured that out

10:00 no he's not trying to kill John he just feels like hitting him on his bike with his truck for no reason

9:14 my God it's like he's a robot can that explain why he runs so fast DUH

8:45 yes he's a Terminator sent back in time to kill somebody wants him alive to kill him that makes perfect sense or if you were listening in the beginning two were sent back a protector and one to kill him

I was 10 years old.. my old ass 60’s grandparents, my uncle, my dad, we HAD to see this. We drove an hour to see it. It was amazingly unreal. Best sequel ever.. ever!

Celia sounds familiar if you watch the Child’s Play franchise. It’s Jennifer Tilly, before she became the voice of Tiffany.

Don't watch the Turd one

Dude what are you waiting for, to watch Aliens? Like T1 and T2 the sequel is the best and both by James Cameron (T2 and Aliens)

18:21 YEET 🎧

Monsters University next 😊 that's a prequel, that's actually how Sully and Mike met 🙂

Terminator 3 was produced under another licensee. They purchased the rights to Terminator and wanted to make another movie for money. It sucked and a lot of people do not consider it a sequel. The story sucked and the acting kind of sucked with mostly unknown actors. The only reason why people would want to go see it was because Arnold was in it.

Terminator two is very good as well and ignore the other people who never suggest terminator three. You may like it, even if they didn’t.

I’m a 27 year old man and Alan Rickman saying “always” gets me every time

I was 12 when I saw T2 in theater in 1991 with my dad. It was really mind blowing. Even today, I am still not bored watching it. It was nominated movie of the year and won several oscars and awards. One of my favorite terminator movie until today.

I, too, saw this in theatres when it came out. The T1000 was mind blowing! It was the coolest thing we had ever seen and freaked us right out. It was definitely at the forefront of the FX available at the time. Side note: I watched an interview with Linda Hamilton and she said that she’d been trying to get her parents to come to the set and watch her work. They were finally able to make it…on the day they had to film the scene where the guy licked her face. They had to do the scene multiple times and she was mortified that her parents had to watch it lol Also, Linda has a twin sister and she is in this movie, too. The scene where she’s looking on the playground and it looks like Sara is there with a bunch of kiddos is actually her sister. I believe her name is Leslie.

Great! It is very interesting to see your detailed reactions to the films Terminator 3 and Robocop. These are cool movies 🦾🤖🔥 Do you have any plans to do it?

The actor that played Dyson also played a guy named Henry in the TV show Eureka. Fun show if you like sci-fi stuff.