Because of covid restrictions in lots of places. He could be doing a video call though, and with the distance involved, it wouldn't throw off the audio timing.
I think my favourite detail regarding the first Terminator movie is the fact that the T-800 almost never touches Sarah Connor, because if a Terminator can grab you, you're dead.
Imo, one of my fav scenes is the "Don't kill anyone". Where: It uses the knowledge of human anatomy: To only shoot people in the fat and muscles, not cutting a single artery.
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 Yes, but the instructions were "Do not KILL anyone.", not "Make sure everyone can live a long, successful life" xD He can't walk normally. But he's not dead xP
That was a good scene. The funny part was when he looks back in disbelief "what?!" And after swearing not to kill, he moves his head like "I can't believe I have to not kill anyone" lol
@@felixchua-wz7ge Hyper trolley is that thing flight attendants push around in planes but instead they flight attendants are riding it and are doing the deja vu meme drift.
@@Poldovico well, an EU comic confirmed that Aliens, Predator, and Terminator all take place in the same universe. tl;dr some Colonial Marines investigating a research station find a late-model Terminator with Skynet downloaded into it, Terminator the proceeds to kick ass
And RoboCop is also part of Terminator in the Comics. And in that comic we see that Murphy can upload his fucking SOUL to the internet which is bonkers.
Another reason they'd have the capability to perform battlefield surgery is so you can keep targets alive for intel. Something that skynet would probably value and would probably keep as an option.
Good god can you imagine the horrific stuff that would be done by prisoners in that situation? Bad enough when done by other humans, but a machine with no mercy and the ability to work tirelessly switching between interrogation and medical help?
In addition to this, he knows exactly where to put a bullet that won't puncture any arteries. An example for that would be in T2 when he shoots the guard in the leg and says "he'll live." Which was hilarious. This would be ideal for capturing certain humans in a hurry.
Id still shit my pants if i saw the terminator walking out of an explosion like the tanker truck. Yeah it had damages to the leg and arm. I guess good thing it wore a seat belt? 😝
Fact; Terminators have detailed files on humans to more efficiently kill humans. Also fact; Terminators without weapons seem to spend much of their time attempting to kill humans by flinging them large distances instead of, oh I don't know, punching them hard enough to stop their heart, perhaps?
The scariest thing about the terminator to me was that it’s a silver robot skeleton with human teeth, the juxtapositions human teeth on metal skull is freaky as heck
that and the glowing red eyes, I remember already as a kid thinking that skeletons themselves aren't that scary, but those pictures and replicas with eyes - HELL NAAAWWW
It's funny you mention that, cause I actually never realised they were human teeth until it was pointed out to me. Always thought they were metal like the rest of it.
Speaking of T-1000 in T2. Robert Patrick trained himself not to blink as he shot guns to make his character more believable as a robot, because a robot wouldn't flinch. Badass.
“Why do they always put the weak points in the heart and brain areas?” - the same reason we evolved to have them there in the first place. Those are the two most readily and easily protectable parts of hour body. You’ve got a skull and a rib cage, you can move your head, and you have arms that can impede attempts to hit you. As an experiment, try protecting a different part of your body as if that’s where your heart/brain are located against someone trying to give it a solid hit. It’s *much* harder to do.
@@jeffglenn7609 Those are still the places that you can armor up the most in a robot. Put the CPU or power source under 3 inches of armor in head or chest, or in an open space in the arm (open because it has to move freely, you know like an arm, so cannot be super heavy). Like they said, same reason we evolved that way, rib cage and skull are great protection against harm.
yeah but a terminator can fix itself in most cases and i doubt that, with a battery that can last 120 years, skynet used components that randomly break to the point that you can't repair them
@@hippiehippo9030 if anything, having the skin that ages makes it a better infiltrator. They Had the T-600 that had Rubber skin and was able to be spotted pretty quickly so I think it makes sense that they made a skin that is living and absolutely realistic.
Cars are almost built to break down and need repairs, that's why newer vehicles have parts that take specialty tools that have to be fixed by the dealership or you can pay ridiculous amounts of money on the tool to fix it yourself. They know that people will have to continue to pay to keep the vehicle they just bought running. A company like skynet would put all of its resources into these terminators to make them run for as long as possible and probably why they are also programmed to fix themselves if damaged.
Sarah Connor stored the weapons in that coffin, so it stands to reason that she would have reinforced that coffin in some way. Possibly to even endure after the bombs dropped. Also, in Genesis Arnold does shoot it with a shotgun, but not to put it down. He's a distraction to get it within range of the depleted uranium tipped round fired from a 50 CALIBER sniper rifle. The cops in Terminator 3 also only really have small arms fire. They're all in front of him too btw. (9mm caliber weapons)
Re: weak points- The structure of a humanoid form necessitates putting a power pack in the torso. What every series get's wrong is decapitation; why would you put an extremely vulnerable system at the end of a stalk?
The anatomy files are T2 and more than implied to be for killing. Arnold says he has detailed anatomy files, sarah says its makes him a more efficient killing machine, and Arnold says "correct."
The reason I love it and it's scary is not the 'oh my god that looks so scary' it's the 'HOLY SHIT THIS FUCKING ROBOT SKELETON WILL NOT STOP CHASING ME JESUS CHRIST, MY GOD IT JUST WONT DIE SOMEONE HELP ME'
When I was around 2-3 years old my Mom and Dad took me to go see the first Terminator. My Mom said after we got home she found me in the room making machine noises and walking like a robot. Apparently I was quite enthralled with the movie, and the Terminator in particular. Fast forward to current day and it's still one of my favorite movies, along with 2, no question. I don't even really care for Sci Fi but I freaking love these movies.
"So then, you're one of the few to answer our drape salesman position posting. What sort of qualifications do you have that would make this a fitting role?"
"I am wanted for stealing guns, murdering several women by the name of Sarah Connor, shooting up a police station and killing multiple officers, punching my fist through a gangster, shooting up a night club, blowing up a computer building, multiple highway chases and car thefts, murdering a child in front of his mother, and taking a man's sunglasses."
Read "Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle", John talks to skynet and mentions how Skynet wanted to end all human life but made itself (terminators) imitate life
The show had no business being as good as it was. I still remember the scene with the rival unit mixing fake flesh in a bathtub, coming out as a horrible monster mash face, then trimming off the edges and sculpting a new identity.
@@kirbyfanprime The scene I will never forget is when Cameron fought the other female Terminator in the elevator. She broke all her arms and legs, snapped her neck and twister her up like a fucking pretzel. Summer Glau is a hardcore Hottie.
When The Terminator came out we thought of it as a monster chasing people around horror movie. It was in the horror section of the local video rental store as well.
It's kinda scary that they know how to do field surgery. It means if they are trying to take a captive alive they can keep them alive against their will.
I first saw terminator when I was 4, being babysat at friends of my parents house. The scene of the exoskeleton rising out of the exploded truck burned into my fragile mind. But the trauma turned into a fascination and love of electronics.
Her twin was brought in for part of the steel mill sequence when the t1000 is malfunctioning. It was imitating Sara Connor when it finds John its feet melt into the floor giving it away, but they cut this scene as well
13:32 The gun they shoot it with, was a Barrett M82A1, a .50BMG rifle. Something which the wiki says can be used to take down a T-800 (10:10). Pops engaged it with a Remmington shotgun, but Sarah, armed with the rifle, is what took it down.
"Imagine you have never met Arnold Schwarzenegger, and he sneaks up behind you in full terminator outfit and tries to strangle you" I would need years of therapy
Are we just gonna ignore that the T-800 can specifically detect the Nicotine level of tobacco smoke in the air? Specifically Nicotine, not other substances. This thing was designed to track down smokers.
I didnt even think of "exterminator" but when you said it it reminded me of this pest extermination service here that has their mascot as a cross of dukenukem and the terminator.
My head canon is that Skynet secretly won, and whole time travel war was just an experiment on humans, in order to know them better. Because Skynet's final goal is to create a peaceful human world, eventually (at any cost). You can throw in stuff, like humans somehow can create alternative realities during time travel, and machines cannot, so experimenting with it makes sense for Skynet. Complete knowledge of humans is necessary for completing its goals.
Skynet was actually afraid of its terminators becoming self aware. Especially it's T-1000 series. So it turned off the self evolving feature whenever it sent a terminator back in time. I can't remember where I read it but I remember it hit me as the scariest aspect of terminators... Even the super intelligent murder computer is afraid of them going rogue!
A Terminator getting a job and starting a family sounds like a Family Guy joke. Like, Peter Griffin will be sat in front of the TV, and the station announcer proclaims "We now return to Terminator 12: Domestic Affairs" And it's just Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator in a family sitcom.
For mech suits I would think they put the important things on the head/chest because humans (who would control it) would try and instinctively try and protect it since it is like themself
Ten ton seems a bit much, or it could probably have survived the hydraulic press. Especially given the terminator in the first movie struggled to kill a man in his underpants.
@@peytonmac1131 The guy in the first movie just caught the T-800 off guard. Remember T-800's can literally rip T-600's(super strong metal) with their bare hands in Salvation.
I started having nightmares after seeing terminator back when it came out, I was very young and being chased by the t800 was terrifying. I've actually had similar nightmares over the years even up until recently, it was so ominous, it was super dark apocalyptic looking sky net was live and the machines were out murdering people and destroying everything, all I could do is run and run and try to hide but I knew it was inevitable I would be confronted with something evil ...
Couple of valid reasons for why robot "vital organs" are in the same places as with humans. With the T-800, the chest is the biggest, thickest piece of the body. If your robot is restricted to a humanoid shape as the T-800s are for stealth and infiltration, then the most well-protected place for something like a nuclear power source is the chest. The computer chip is tiny and so if the rest of the head is basically solid, that's pretty safe in the centre too, but you probably wouldn't want to put it near the nuclear power source for overheating purposes. Plus, you want your computer chip to be near your sensory input devices like cameras, radar, etc (which should be in the eyes if the robot wants to mimic humans because if you're going to have something that looks like an eye anyway and has a hole for light to get in through, then that's the perfect place to hide a camera) to process data as quickly as possible, and also as equidistant from your appendages as possible to maximise coordination. Also, the warmest place in the body? The chest and head. The warmest part of a terminator? I'm willing to bet it's the nuclear power source (chest) and the computer brain (head), so they'll more easily blend in with humans on thermal imaging this way. And as for Jaeger's, the head is also the thing humans will most instinctively protect, and the most important thing to keep safe in order to survive, so it makes sense to put the pilots there, since their instincts will drive them to protect that head and therefore themselves more than any other part of the Jaeger.
The story about Arnold grabbing the twin sounds cute until you point out that he’s wearing the terminator costume, a guy that big dressed in leather, snatching you up, would make anyone shit their pants
Worst part about killing John in Dark Fate is that it was apparently Cameron’s idea to do so, even after he stated how much he hated how Hicks and Newt, two fan favorite characters, were unceremoniously killed off in Alien 3’s opening. A bit hypocritical if I do say so myself
A lot of the reasons for the T-800, T-850, T-888 difference is to explain why the endoskeletons produced by for different series/movies are not identical if they are “mass produced”. Also as the model 101 was explained away after T-2 as being the shape of the living tissue, and that there were other variant numbers of the T-800 that did not have Arnold’s appearance.
The reason why critical components are typically placed in the chest or skull of humanoid robots is because it's still ultimately much easier to armour those areas well.
Yeah, it’s in one of the books too, where it’s explained that they take live humans to study them, and to also harvest stem cells from the in order to create human skin and certain organs, from memory.
My favorite thing about Wiki Weekends was that almost every single article you’ve done a video on gets taken down, presumably because the Fact Fiend exposure generates a huge spike in traffic to the page, presumably causing server load and/or massive edit wars.
I want to see the storyline where John Connor in the future captures a T1000 and enables its “learn” function and it helps humanity defeat skynet once and for all
I found the T-800 perfectly frightening in the first movie. It was covered in human skin, could emulate humans - barely. It was also an unstoppable killing machine. _“It Doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear, and it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead!”_ That's what Kyle Reese said. But by the time he said that the T-800 already demonstrated that. Perhaps most incredibly to me as a kid which further illustrated the point was the "oh no he didn't" police station scene. Police today are seldom respected, admired, and not particularly feared. But in the 1980s they were at least feared. For the average citizen the police staton was as safe as Fort Knox. The T-800 simply walking through the place mowing all the cops down with impunity like a first person shooter gamer in God mode proved a shocker. T2 was entertaining but the idea of a Liquid Metal Terminator, despite the special effects, just didn't quite have the same believability.
No you're wrong. The terminator that started a family worked in sales and was never around for his son until one Christmas where he had to find a TurboMan doll. Then his son grew up to be darth vader
#1: the "gun" used to disable the "original" T-800 in Genisys actually used specialized rounds to punch through the chassis. Basically, it's not exactly something you'd find in a gun store. They were also prepared and were waiting for the T-800 to show up. #2: the shotgun "Pops" used was to basically just goad it into attacking him. Kinda like throwing rocks at a bear or bull. #3: The T-850 in Rise of the Machines had its armour chassis further reinforced and hardened, especially against Resistance plasma weaponry. Basically, if the original T-800 was a light tank, that thing was a heavy tank.
"Is it really that difficult to kill a human?" It can be. It can also be really easy. The fact that Skynet doesn't employ any sort of gas, chemical weapons, or poisons shows that it has no capacity for creativity. a creative machine would just use silent drones that shoot fentanyl darts at people, or explode into a cloud of fentanyl powder. Imagine a machine the size of a hand grenade swoops down from the sky, and as it's about 10 feet over the heads of its victims, it explodes into a cloud of highly poisonous powder, or identifies exposed flesh and shoots a dart with a powerful toxin into that flesh.
The had a parody in an old acorn computer game bug hunter where a kid had a poster tited "Decorator" with the caption "they picked the wrong man!" with a mock of Arnold holding a paint brush in a menacing fashion with his shades.
In T2 when he exits the lift and the swat pelt him all that happens is it tears lumps of skin off his face and 'tings' off him. But in Genisys as you say 30 feet away being hit by shotgun nearly sends it arse over head.
One great detail regarding the T-800 in the first movie is that it never actually touches Sarah Connor while functional, as if it did, it would have killed her, because that's how damn scary these things are. Ironically, the only time it actually touches her in the film is after it's been destroyed by the Hydraulic Press.
You forget that in terminator genisis that that terminator sent back in time was heavily filled with the info of all the terminators that they had been putting together due to converging timeline weirdness
maybe in the future, the only photos on a soldier that Skynet could find online were screenshots from the movie Commando and that's why every t-800 looks like that. . .
The heart and brain are put in the rib cage and skull because they are the areas with the most protection. The place with the most protection in a robot would also probably be in the chest and skull. They are technically still weak points but it would be better than being located in the leg lmao.
It should be noted that in the original Terminator movies and the canon books T-800s are mostly resistant to .50 cal munitions and weapons. They can be disabled or destroyed with a lucky hit ofc but it's much harder to do so and in most cases the shot won't do anything to them aside from knocking them back and putting a much bigger dent in their armor from other, smaller caliber weapons. In books specifically written or supervised by James Cameron the resistance soldiers aimed for eye sockets of T-800s with their .50 cal sniper rifles because their eye sockets were the only parts of T-800s which could be consistently penetrated by .50 cal bullets. It wouldn't make sense for their armored chassis or their head to be fatally vulnerable to .50cal bullets as they are plentiful today. In the canon books though T-800s were vulnerable to 20, 25 and 30mm cannon rounds and a single round of those could disable them or potentially even destroy them. They were also vulnerable to repeated fire from the .50 cals, such as Brownings and other heavy machine guns. T5 and T6 are garbage and T5 isn't even canon.
Skynet is basically the ultimate sci-fi necromancer capable of summoning (manufacturing) skeletons and various other constructs out of metal. You know sometimes when they prototype new things they sometimes make it slightly larger. Imagine if they bought in the mountain (I can't remember actors name) to portray said prototype. Or maybe it's the next iteration. Smaller T-800 capable of being squashed like a bug, so bigger one to do the squashing.
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Why is it important to display a disclaimer stating Karl is the only one present? It makes the interaction presented feel fake and disingenuous.
Fuck off and don’t watch then.
one might assume its for legal reasons.
Because bitches complain. Damned if you do, damned if you don't
Because the UK is a glorious utopia of freedom and non litigious peoples.
Because of covid restrictions in lots of places. He could be doing a video call though, and with the distance involved, it wouldn't throw off the audio timing.
I think my favourite detail regarding the first Terminator movie is the fact that the T-800 almost never touches Sarah Connor, because if a Terminator can grab you, you're dead.
Probably would rip flesh off. That's pretty scary
That was on of my issues with the later movies. So many terminators grabbing people like John Connor and just throwing them around
@sid g well the movie would end so fast that there would be no need to sequels and Hollywood needs more.
@@ivanelias3916 I understand that, then don't have the terminator grab him to begin with. :) If it grabbed his ankle, it should then crush the ankle
@@Valthonis
That's what the T-X tried to do to John at the end of Terminator 3.
Imo, one of my fav scenes is the "Don't kill anyone". Where: It uses the knowledge of human anatomy: To only shoot people in the fat and muscles, not cutting a single artery.
He fucking kneecaps people
That guard will never walk again lol
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009
Didnt ever say "don't horribly maim and cripple" lol
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 Yes, but the instructions were "Do not KILL anyone.", not "Make sure everyone can live a long, successful life" xD He can't walk normally. But he's not dead xP
That was a good scene. The funny part was when he looks back in disbelief "what?!" And after swearing not to kill, he moves his head like "I can't believe I have to not kill anyone" lol
@@plaguedoctorjamespainshe6009 yea but "He'll live".
"Triple-armored, hyper-alloy combat chassis" sounds so metal. Literally.
@@WHIPTY It'll just be TAHACC XD
@@199022009 or THC^2
For some reason my brain misread alloy as trolley. I was going to spit my drink 😂
@@Wild_Dice hyper trolley has no right to be funny but it kinda is.
@@felixchua-wz7ge Hyper trolley is that thing flight attendants push around in planes but instead they flight attendants are riding it and are doing the deja vu meme drift.
"Terminator skin is based on human soldiers"
Commando takes place in the same cinematic universe as the Terminator franchise, confirmed.
Fuck AVP, I want to see Terminator vs Predator.
@@Poldovico
well, an EU comic confirmed that Aliens, Predator, and Terminator all take place in the same universe.
tl;dr some Colonial Marines investigating a research station find a late-model Terminator with Skynet downloaded into it, Terminator the proceeds to kick ass
And RoboCop is also part of Terminator in the Comics. And in that comic we see that Murphy can upload his fucking SOUL to the internet which is bonkers.
@@BlackBlade58206 judge dredd comics had a crossover i think
@@Yroko Yup, RoboCop vs Aliens vs Predator vs Terminator vs Dredd is a thing in EU. Don't think they all appear in the same crossover though.
Another reason they'd have the capability to perform battlefield surgery is so you can keep targets alive for intel.
Something that skynet would probably value and would probably keep as an option.
Agreed and infiltration what's the best way to Infiltrate The Resistance. Save somebody's life on the battlefield.
Good god can you imagine the horrific stuff that would be done by prisoners in that situation? Bad enough when done by other humans, but a machine with no mercy and the ability to work tirelessly switching between interrogation and medical help?
In addition to this, he knows exactly where to put a bullet that won't puncture any arteries. An example for that would be in T2 when he shoots the guard in the leg and says "he'll live." Which was hilarious.
This would be ideal for capturing certain humans in a hurry.
the famous scene of the bare metal terminator coming out of the burning wreckage in T1 was the exact thing James Cameron saw in his dream
Keep in mind, this was the early 80s so he was most likely on drugs.
Id still shit my pants if i saw the terminator walking out of an explosion like the tanker truck. Yeah it had damages to the leg and arm. I guess good thing it wore a seat belt? 😝
If you were 20 in the 80's you definitely tried coke once
@@geraldjohnson7435 you are required by law do it once
@@aidanshea5942 - Not discounting it but he'd a fever at the time, so it was basically fever fuelled nightmare.
Fact; Terminators have detailed files on humans to more efficiently kill humans.
Also fact; Terminators without weapons seem to spend much of their time attempting to kill humans by flinging them large distances instead of, oh I don't know, punching them hard enough to stop their heart, perhaps?
I mean, one did that, only one I think...
What, like with Marcus Wright? That would be absurd /s
Or, you know... Just grabbing them by the neck, and closing their unbreakable literally-iron grip? Even Hyper Metal Sonic was smart enough to do that.
They enjoy the chase....
Shhhhhhhh don't think about it.
The scariest thing about the terminator to me was that it’s a silver robot skeleton with human teeth, the juxtapositions human teeth on metal skull is freaky as heck
that and the glowing red eyes, I remember already as a kid thinking that skeletons themselves aren't that scary, but those pictures and replicas with eyes - HELL NAAAWWW
It's funny you mention that, cause I actually never realised they were human teeth until it was pointed out to me. Always thought they were metal like the rest of it.
Yeah man they capture solders with hunter killers and take there teeth to put in T800s and use there DNA to grow human skin to.
Terminator who's been living a normal life as a drapery salesman, gets dragged back into the assassination business - "It's curtains for you."
"just when i thought i was out, they pull me back in!"
John Wick but he’s a T-800
I laughed pretty hard at this.
YES!!! F****** Priceless!!! Your comment is criminally underrated!!
Speaking of T-1000 in T2. Robert Patrick trained himself not to blink as he shot guns to make his character more believable as a robot, because a robot wouldn't flinch. Badass.
In economy mode the T-800 impersonates everyone by doing a bad Borat voice
...god dammit, now I REALLY wanna see a version of Tetminator 1 and 2 while the T-800 is in economy mode ._.
Very nice
What about in the T-1000?
@@MarcillaSmith any person he turns into has random features or clothes that don't load properly
Very nice
Terminator thought process: "oh ur going for your gun? Well I guess I'll just put my metal endoskeleton fist through your chest"
That was funny 😂
“Why do they always put the weak points in the heart and brain areas?” - the same reason we evolved to have them there in the first place. Those are the two most readily and easily protectable parts of hour body. You’ve got a skull and a rib cage, you can move your head, and you have arms that can impede attempts to hit you. As an experiment, try protecting a different part of your body as if that’s where your heart/brain are located against someone trying to give it a solid hit. It’s *much* harder to do.
Our not Hour. Speech to text and autocorrect prove Skynet is a pie dream.
He referring to projectile weapons. Not fist to cuffs.
@@jeffglenn7609 Fisticuffs*
@@jeffglenn7609 Those are still the places that you can armor up the most in a robot. Put the CPU or power source under 3 inches of armor in head or chest, or in an open space in the arm (open because it has to move freely, you know like an arm, so cannot be super heavy). Like they said, same reason we evolved that way, rib cage and skull are great protection against harm.
@@darkamora5123 So I'm honored you agree with me. Even though it was a bit long winded. Evolution is not wrong or it's, not here.
"Robots never age"
Just like how cars never age, they work forever without having to fix them.
And the skin on the infiltration units is lab grown but living skin. So that would age, too.
yeah but a terminator can fix itself in most cases and i doubt that, with a battery that can last 120 years, skynet used components that randomly break to the point that you can't repair them
@@hippiehippo9030 Yeah, but losing the skin only makes it worse at infiltration, it can still fight just fine.
@@hippiehippo9030 if anything, having the skin that ages makes it a better infiltrator. They Had the T-600 that had Rubber skin and was able to be spotted pretty quickly so I think it makes sense that they made a skin that is living and absolutely realistic.
Cars are almost built to break down and need repairs, that's why newer vehicles have parts that take specialty tools that have to be fixed by the dealership or you can pay ridiculous amounts of money on the tool to fix it yourself. They know that people will have to continue to pay to keep the vehicle they just bought running. A company like skynet would put all of its resources into these terminators to make them run for as long as possible and probably why they are also programmed to fix themselves if damaged.
The scene when Arnold was fixing his eye in T1 was scary to watch as a kid.
It looked fake but scary
yea well. terminator is a horror movie
T-800: I'm an ex-terminator.
Dalek: INCORRECT!
Sarah Connor stored the weapons in that coffin, so it stands to reason that she would have reinforced that coffin in some way. Possibly to even endure after the bombs dropped. Also, in Genesis Arnold does shoot it with a shotgun, but not to put it down. He's a distraction to get it within range of the depleted uranium tipped round fired from a 50 CALIBER sniper rifle. The cops in Terminator 3 also only really have small arms fire. They're all in front of him too btw. (9mm caliber weapons)
"Skeletons are the most agitating frameworks known to man."
-The Emperor
Re: weak points-
The structure of a humanoid form necessitates putting a power pack in the torso. What every series get's wrong is decapitation; why would you put an extremely vulnerable system at the end of a stalk?
The anatomy files are T2 and more than implied to be for killing. Arnold says he has detailed anatomy files, sarah says its makes him a more efficient killing machine, and Arnold says "correct."
The reason I love it and it's scary is not the 'oh my god that looks so scary' it's the 'HOLY SHIT THIS FUCKING ROBOT SKELETON WILL NOT STOP CHASING ME JESUS CHRIST, MY GOD IT JUST WONT DIE SOMEONE HELP ME'
I Whole Heartedly Agree with you on the Ex-Terminator punch line. It would have been a much better vocation for the T-800.
When I was around 2-3 years old my Mom and Dad took me to go see the first Terminator. My Mom said after we got home she found me in the room making machine noises and walking like a robot. Apparently I was quite enthralled with the movie, and the Terminator in particular.
Fast forward to current day and it's still one of my favorite movies, along with 2, no question. I don't even really care for Sci Fi but I freaking love these movies.
So did you become a mechanical engineer or a robot specialist or work on A I?
"So then, you're one of the few to answer our drape salesman position posting. What sort of qualifications do you have that would make this a fitting role?"
"I am very good at the "removal" of obstacles to my employers continued prosperity."
"I am wanted for stealing guns, murdering several women by the name of Sarah Connor, shooting up a police station and killing multiple officers, punching my fist through a gangster, shooting up a night club, blowing up a computer building, multiple highway chases and car thefts, murdering a child in front of his mother, and taking a man's sunglasses."
„I need your clothes, your boots and your job as a drape salesman“
"I am now gainfully employed. I start tomorrow. I'll be back."
T-800 being able to read muscles just give it ultra instinct.
That thing about robot weak points is why I love the magnaguards from Star Wars. You can behead the things and they'll just keep going.
Read "Terminator Salvation: The Final Battle", John talks to skynet and mentions how Skynet wanted to end all human life but made itself (terminators) imitate life
Summer Glau from the Sarah Connor Chronicles was the most badass terminator . That show was better than all the movies after T-2
The show had no business being as good as it was. I still remember the scene with the rival unit mixing fake flesh in a bathtub, coming out as a horrible monster mash face, then trimming off the edges and sculpting a new identity.
What about the terminator then went dormant for 40/50 years, had a woman, a job, got married etc etc.
& I'm not talking about Carl.😏
@@kirbyfanprime The scene I will never forget is when Cameron fought the other female Terminator in the elevator. She broke all her arms and legs, snapped her neck and twister her up like a fucking pretzel. Summer Glau is a hardcore Hottie.
It was bloody good, summer wasn't believable but did a great job
Omg ive never been here this early, but I bloody love terminator, so lets goooo.
Hel yeahhhhh
Yea
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When The Terminator came out we thought of it as a monster chasing people around horror movie. It was in the horror section of the local video rental store as well.
It's kinda scary that they know how to do field surgery. It means if they are trying to take a captive alive they can keep them alive against their will.
I first saw terminator when I was 4, being babysat at friends of my parents house. The scene of the exoskeleton rising out of the exploded truck burned into my fragile mind. But the trauma turned into a fascination and love of electronics.
I was 8 when I saw it in the theater, and that was the only scene that bothered me.
I build robots now.
Her twin was brought in for part of the steel mill sequence when the t1000 is malfunctioning. It was imitating Sara Connor when it finds John its feet melt into the floor giving it away, but they cut this scene as well
Cameron’s fever dream started with the endoskeleton rising out fire, and when he woke up he sketched it, and the design was kept
13:32 The gun they shoot it with, was a Barrett M82A1, a .50BMG rifle. Something which the wiki says can be used to take down a T-800 (10:10).
Pops engaged it with a Remmington shotgun, but Sarah, armed with the rifle, is what took it down.
"The T-800 is actually the stuff of nightmares"
"Ay yes this floor here is made of floor."
"Imagine you have never met Arnold Schwarzenegger, and he sneaks up behind you in full terminator outfit and tries to strangle you"
I would need years of therapy
Never stop producing adrenaline
Lucas:“We’re talking about the term-in-a-uh”
Low power terminator: excuse him, he's a little dim
The 80's imagination is way ahead of it's time when you think about it. Now it's all stagnated.
As an eighties nostalgist I’d agree. But if you remove my nostalgia, nothing compares to the atmospheric ideas of that era.
i think studios are way too conservative now and the budgets are too big, they can't take any big risks
@@charlesissleepy they dont want to take risks. its more about how much money the movie will make. sadly thats all that matters these days.
Are we just gonna ignore that the T-800 can specifically detect the Nicotine level of tobacco smoke in the air? Specifically Nicotine, not other substances. This thing was designed to track down smokers.
I like to think that robocop has that too
"No one rip your juuls right now, were in terminator territory."
T2: “I have detailed files”.
I didnt even think of "exterminator" but when you said it it reminded me of this pest extermination service here that has their mascot as a cross of dukenukem and the terminator.
I loved the fact that they went out of their way to explaine why the T800 (played by and older Arnie)has Robo Arthritis
The T-600's were the Terminators that were in the 4th movie. Kyle Reese fought one when he saved the little girl.
Head canon: Skynet sent a T800 into the past to be Arnald S.
My head canon is that Skynet secretly won, and whole time travel war was just an experiment on humans, in order to know them better. Because Skynet's final goal is to create a peaceful human world, eventually (at any cost).
You can throw in stuff, like humans somehow can create alternative realities during time travel, and machines cannot, so experimenting with it makes sense for Skynet. Complete knowledge of humans is necessary for completing its goals.
Skynet was actually afraid of its terminators becoming self aware. Especially it's T-1000 series. So it turned off the self evolving feature whenever it sent a terminator back in time.
I can't remember where I read it but I remember it hit me as the scariest aspect of terminators...
Even the super intelligent murder computer is afraid of them going rogue!
A Terminator getting a job and starting a family sounds like a Family Guy joke. Like, Peter Griffin will be sat in front of the TV, and the station announcer proclaims "We now return to Terminator 12: Domestic Affairs" And it's just Arnold Schwarzenegger's Terminator in a family sitcom.
For mech suits I would think they put the important things on the head/chest because humans (who would control it) would try and instinctively try and protect it since it is like themself
I took a break from watching fact fiend for a month. Now I remember why I binge so much of this British mans videos
I love terminator, I also love how strong they are. can lift 10 tons with ease and sometimes has chainsaws in it's arm
Speaking of strength, one of the very few good things about Genisys was when he held the whole bus on the bridge
Ten ton seems a bit much, or it could probably have survived the hydraulic press. Especially given the terminator in the first movie struggled to kill a man in his underpants.
@@peytonmac1131 The guy in the first movie just caught the T-800 off guard. Remember T-800's can literally rip T-600's(super strong metal) with their bare hands in Salvation.
@@peytonmac1131 The T800 in the first movie is different from the rest, in that it is the weakest version.
Also, when it was crushed by the hydraulic press, it was technically only half a terminator lol
I miss the drinking videos.
Unless that’s some Jamison flavored coffee right there.
I started having nightmares after seeing terminator back when it came out, I was very young and being chased by the t800 was terrifying. I've actually had similar nightmares over the years even up until recently, it was so ominous, it was super dark apocalyptic looking sky net was live and the machines were out murdering people and destroying everything, all I could do is run and run and try to hide but I knew it was inevitable I would be confronted with something evil ...
*le gasp* A man with a tiny mustache!?
I'd love to have another Terminator horror movie (and yes, the first one was a horror movie).
Couple of valid reasons for why robot "vital organs" are in the same places as with humans.
With the T-800, the chest is the biggest, thickest piece of the body. If your robot is restricted to a humanoid shape as the T-800s are for stealth and infiltration, then the most well-protected place for something like a nuclear power source is the chest. The computer chip is tiny and so if the rest of the head is basically solid, that's pretty safe in the centre too, but you probably wouldn't want to put it near the nuclear power source for overheating purposes.
Plus, you want your computer chip to be near your sensory input devices like cameras, radar, etc (which should be in the eyes if the robot wants to mimic humans because if you're going to have something that looks like an eye anyway and has a hole for light to get in through, then that's the perfect place to hide a camera) to process data as quickly as possible, and also as equidistant from your appendages as possible to maximise coordination.
Also, the warmest place in the body? The chest and head. The warmest part of a terminator? I'm willing to bet it's the nuclear power source (chest) and the computer brain (head), so they'll more easily blend in with humans on thermal imaging this way.
And as for Jaeger's, the head is also the thing humans will most instinctively protect, and the most important thing to keep safe in order to survive, so it makes sense to put the pilots there, since their instincts will drive them to protect that head and therefore themselves more than any other part of the Jaeger.
The story about Arnold grabbing the twin sounds cute until you point out that he’s wearing the terminator costume, a guy that big dressed in leather, snatching you up, would make anyone shit their pants
Worst part about killing John in Dark Fate is that it was apparently Cameron’s idea to do so, even after he stated how much he hated how Hicks and Newt, two fan favorite characters, were unceremoniously killed off in Alien 3’s opening. A bit hypocritical if I do say so myself
A lot of the reasons for the T-800, T-850, T-888 difference is to explain why the endoskeletons produced by for different series/movies are not identical if they are “mass produced”. Also as the model 101 was explained away after T-2 as being the shape of the living tissue, and that there were other variant numbers of the T-800 that did not have Arnold’s appearance.
The reason why critical components are typically placed in the chest or skull of humanoid robots is because it's still ultimately much easier to armour those areas well.
The dark troopers give the same vibe as the T-800, terrifying and unfeeling with glowing red eyes
Technically the 800 series incorporates super conductors, which means it can operate off ambient energy, like a fire or sun light.
10:55 the center mass is basically a spot that can become an armoured brick.
16:35 machines do degrade over time.
Having the power source in the chest makes sense. Extra room for armor. Equal power distribution. But the brain can be anywhere, Like the ass.
(I think this was in a comic) If I recall, they said that the skin and teeth were REAL. It's why they were rounding up humans in Terminator Salvation.
good god that actually makes it more creepy than synthetic materials
Yeah, it’s in one of the books too, where it’s explained that they take live humans to study them, and to also harvest stem cells from the in order to create human skin and certain organs, from memory.
Love the "EX-TERMINATOR" joke LMMFAO 🤣 😂 🤣 😂 🤣
Bro wake up it's 2006
what the hell?
I nearly woke up my kid I busted out laughing so hard during this video. Exterminator lmao.
My phones shows this at 1 minute old and only 1 view.
Darn you mine showed 2 veiws, you beat me
Cool who the fck cares
@@Suerte-fl2rk he does clearly dummy
17:20 "oh no" reaction is perfect for how Dark Fate shit on the first two films
10:46 that's giving the phrase "get your head out of your arse" a whole new meaning O_o
If only they knew how strong women were in the 80s, we could have had a hand to hand combat scene with Sarah and the T800.
I can't tell if this is a joke or not
My favorite thing about Wiki Weekends was that almost every single article you’ve done a video on gets taken down, presumably because the Fact Fiend exposure generates a huge spike in traffic to the page, presumably causing server load and/or massive edit wars.
I want to see the storyline where John Connor in the future captures a T1000 and enables its “learn” function and it helps humanity defeat skynet once and for all
I found the T-800 perfectly frightening in the first movie. It was covered in human skin, could emulate humans - barely. It was also an unstoppable killing machine. _“It Doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear, and it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead!”_ That's what Kyle Reese said. But by the time he said that the T-800 already demonstrated that. Perhaps most incredibly to me as a kid which further illustrated the point was the "oh no he didn't" police station scene. Police today are seldom respected, admired, and not particularly feared. But in the 1980s they were at least feared. For the average citizen the police staton was as safe as Fort Knox. The T-800 simply walking through the place mowing all the cops down with impunity like a first person shooter gamer in God mode proved a shocker.
T2 was entertaining but the idea of a Liquid Metal Terminator, despite the special effects, just didn't quite have the same believability.
No you're wrong.
The terminator that started a family worked in sales and was never around for his son until one Christmas where he had to find a TurboMan doll. Then his son grew up to be darth vader
I love how the t-800 knows how to safe human life but only knows it because it makes it easier to kill someone
#1: the "gun" used to disable the "original" T-800 in Genisys actually used specialized rounds to punch through the chassis. Basically, it's not exactly something you'd find in a gun store. They were also prepared and were waiting for the T-800 to show up.
#2: the shotgun "Pops" used was to basically just goad it into attacking him. Kinda like throwing rocks at a bear or bull.
#3: The T-850 in Rise of the Machines had its armour chassis further reinforced and hardened, especially against Resistance plasma weaponry. Basically, if the original T-800 was a light tank, that thing was a heavy tank.
"Is it really that difficult to kill a human?"
It can be. It can also be really easy. The fact that Skynet doesn't employ any sort of gas, chemical weapons, or poisons shows that it has no capacity for creativity.
a creative machine would just use silent drones that shoot fentanyl darts at people, or explode into a cloud of fentanyl powder. Imagine a machine the size of a hand grenade swoops down from the sky, and as it's about 10 feet over the heads of its victims, it explodes into a cloud of highly poisonous powder, or identifies exposed flesh and shoots a dart with a powerful toxin into that flesh.
I'm pretty sure the read/write mode switch was referenced in an episode of Sara Connor Chronicles via Cameron.
The had a parody in an old acorn computer game bug hunter where a kid had a poster tited "Decorator" with the caption "they picked the wrong man!" with a mock of Arnold holding a paint brush in a menacing fashion with his shades.
In T2 when he exits the lift and the swat pelt him all that happens is it tears lumps of skin off his face and 'tings' off him. But in Genisys as you say 30 feet away being hit by shotgun nearly sends it arse over head.
One great detail regarding the T-800 in the first movie is that it never actually touches Sarah Connor while functional, as if it did, it would have killed her, because that's how damn scary these things are. Ironically, the only time it actually touches her in the film is after it's been destroyed by the Hydraulic Press.
can't wait to watch another video about films ive never watched purely because this channel is so interesting and funny
YOU'VE NEVER SEEN TERMINATOR?!?!?!?
@@krenotenze nope :/
@@lethesadie2224 good flick! Still good even today!
These guys can make anything and I’ll watch it without question.
“Triple armored hyper alloy combat chassis” is a really complicated way of saying it has a thicc metal ass
The deleted scene in T2 actually is part of the director’s cut, which is used everywhere.
Just the cinematic cut misses that scene.
You forget that in terminator genisis that that terminator sent back in time was heavily filled with the info of all the terminators that they had been putting together due to converging timeline weirdness
10:36 Well, as a side note, the Turn-A Gundam's cockpit is on its 'Cockpit'.
I would like to request the cement wall and duct tape get greenscreened in once Fact Fiend returns to the studio
Whoever mixed the volume for this video made it entirely too quiet.
maybe in the future, the only photos on a soldier that Skynet could find online were screenshots from the movie Commando and that's why every t-800 looks like that. . .
But, I bet he sells a LOT of drapes. I mean, if a Terminator told me to buy drapes, I'd f'kin buy drapes!! I'd be too scared not to!
Lucas had it right. I'm never going to see Dark Fate.
The early bird gets the terminator
The heart and brain are put in the rib cage and skull because they are the areas with the most protection. The place with the most protection in a robot would also probably be in the chest and skull. They are technically still weak points but it would be better than being located in the leg lmao.
It should be noted that in the original Terminator movies and the canon books T-800s are mostly resistant to .50 cal munitions and weapons. They can be disabled or destroyed with a lucky hit ofc but it's much harder to do so and in most cases the shot won't do anything to them aside from knocking them back and putting a much bigger dent in their armor from other, smaller caliber weapons. In books specifically written or supervised by James Cameron the resistance soldiers aimed for eye sockets of T-800s with their .50 cal sniper rifles because their eye sockets were the only parts of T-800s which could be consistently penetrated by .50 cal bullets. It wouldn't make sense for their armored chassis or their head to be fatally vulnerable to .50cal bullets as they are plentiful today. In the canon books though T-800s were vulnerable to 20, 25 and 30mm cannon rounds and a single round of those could disable them or potentially even destroy them. They were also vulnerable to repeated fire from the .50 cals, such as Brownings and other heavy machine guns. T5 and T6 are garbage and T5 isn't even canon.
Skynet is basically the ultimate sci-fi necromancer capable of summoning (manufacturing) skeletons and various other constructs out of metal.
You know sometimes when they prototype new things they sometimes make it slightly larger. Imagine if they bought in the mountain (I can't remember actors name) to portray said prototype. Or maybe it's the next iteration. Smaller T-800 capable of being squashed like a bug, so bigger one to do the squashing.
I thought that the drapes was supposed to be like...
"It's curtains for you..."
, it wasn't a regular sniper rifle that killed the Terminator in Genisys it was a 50 caliber Barrett which is a very powerful round