Kyle Reese (Sarah Connor's Dream) | Terminator 2: Judgment Day [Special Director's Cut]
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- Terminator.2: Judgment.Day [Special Director's Cut] (1991)
Deleted Scene: Kyle Reese comes in a dream to Sarah Connor
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Storyline: A cyborg, identical to the one who failed to kill Sarah Connor, must now protect her teenage son, John Connor, from a more advanced and powerful cyborg.
Director: James Cameron
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Terminator), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Edward Furlong (John Connor), Robert Patrick (T-1000), Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese)
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They absolutely should have left this in. Michael Biehn is the one and only Kyle Reese. Some people are born for certain roles.
Why this was deleted is beyond me.
They didn’t?
No way, I totally get why this is a deleted scene... it makes her seem soft... T2 is all about Sarah being hardened and jaded by a knowledge of the future that no one else believes.. this one scene would have drastically softened her character...
@@chrisbruggers8076 it's on the ultimate T2 DVD the movie is 18 minutes longer.
@@jeff-8655 Well I mean deleted from the original cut...
That moment when you realize that even the deleted scenes from the old movies are better than the new movies.
ikrrrr seriously??!!
Jason Brown , so true 👌
You Damn Right It Is, I Think that This Scene Should've been In the Movie, But I think that Those "Beep" thought It would take too Long, so they Had to Cut This Scene Out, F**k You "Beep", F**k You to Hell.
@@007mart6 God I wish that This Scene was In The Movie, But I Think That A**hole James Cameron Thought That It would Take Too Long, and It had to be cut from the Movie, The "Beep", also Great Acting By Linda Hamilton, She's Just Amazing In This Movie, Not Bad for a now 63-year-old woman, I think that She would've been a Great Captain Marvel or Black Widow Or Scarlet Witch, In My Opinion That is.
You are so dead on accurate it's kinda scary...
This really, REALLY should have made the final cut.
Not only did it include Kyle Reese, it showed that Sarah truly loved him. This was not some one night stand.
Agreed makes their love that much more important and tragic.
Yes
I think the movies do a good enough job of showing that Sarah truly loved Kyle vs it being a one night stand. At the end of T1, she says into the tape "In the few hours we had together, we loved a life time." In T2, John says that Sarah still cries about Kyle sometimes and that all her other relationships have just been so John can learn military tactics.
Edit: Forgot to mention I meant they do a good job without this scene
@@HailSocialite Yes that's true Sarah's love for Kyle is the heart of the original terminator. To think someone is willing to come from a different timeline just to save your life. Not just for the survival of humanity but also for the sake of true love.
@@aristrosa Everyone talks about Titanic as Cameron's most romantic film. For me it's The Terminator, exactly for the reasons you mention.
I feel so sad for Sarah. She had Kyle for just two days and then he died tragically and no one will ever remember this hero.
I agree
At least his got son
heroically you mean
What can we do? We lost him. It's not fair that he didn't survive.😔
It's not fair.☹
i can't believe that michael biehn is forgotten by hollywood. he's a great actor.
But we haven't. Not the people.
Probably not such a bad thing considering what Hollywood has turned into.
Clearly.forgot by Cameron to as.this was cut from cinema release! 🙈 should been left in
Well he became an alcoholic . Maybe that was the reason.
@@BarrySlisk ~ A lot of actors/actresses become alcoholics, & drug addicts. They still stay in movies/television anyway...
This scene continues to prove that Michael Biehn is underrated as hell. This is why I prefer the director's cut.
Yes, and there is clearly real chemistry between him and Linda Hamilton.
I definitely agree I hated to see him die in the original movie the director's cut is always better
OK yes, i prefer it as well, but please let's all stop call it as a director's cut. The theatrical is a director's cut (not special or skynet edition) by James Cameron own words.
True. Very true, he is totally underrated!
😢
Dude have you seen his performance in the rock and navy seal it was actually pretty solid
"Where's our son, Sarah?"
I don't know why, but that sounds really nice coming from Kyle.
I cried.
Sad sad. On your feet Sarah you must carry the fight on and make sure that little john reach manhood hes the human race only hope in the terminator reality.
"On your feet, soldier!" 😢
No!
Just like what Sarah told him in T1
That's what Sarah told him in the final moments of T1
On yer FEEEEET
@@franqueworren7323 Agreed very bad writing overall.
This is the one scene that deserved to be in the movie
Also the scene when they do surgery on the terminator
Agreed.
Powerful scene especially when she's all alone and she says, stay with me and her running through the halls chasing after Reese. And that dark ominous song in the background.
I felt even more helpless and a sense of imminent danger approaching.
Cameron cut the surgery scene because he said the terminator suddenly loses all his power his capability. He thought it would ruin the audiences idea of him.
The T-1000 glitching scenes were good
I think every deleted scene I've seen from T2 added more to the already perfect film
Her kissing and hugging is SO believable. Incredible acting.
This is a haunting scene for me after I lost my wife after heart surgery complications....when I'd be deep in sleep I'd dream about her and felt whole in those dreams but I always felt myself waking up and knew it was ending and I'd lose her again every morning all over again.. don't go stay with me is always how I felt
sorry to hear that man, stay strong
I'm sorry for your loss. She's always with you.
That is Erie and beautiful at the same time, sorry for your loss.......
Sorry for your loss. Can't begin to imagine how that must be for you. Thanks for sharing that.
Wow. So sorry to hear this. You guys became one and she's still in your heart and mind.
This is one of the most important scenes in the movie.
It represends of how strong their relationship is. Even years after Kyle died, she's still loves him.
It also shows that he always will be there for Sarah. There was nothing wrong to show that she's still a woman that needs a support from her beloved.
And damn, Michael Biehn looks fine here.
I mean he didn't aged at all since T1.
Also explained why she decided to make a break out soon after her dream.
He kind of became the voice In her head after their experience together. Long after he died she sees and hears him, guiding her as she grows into the strong person she needed to be to teach her son what he needed to know.
Most of the stuff from the director's cut is fine being left out for the main theatrical release, this one should have made the theatrical release for sure.
@Doofy but wouldn't Kyle still be born eventually? So they couldve reunited years from now
@John Link he was always her strength she would have gotten popped in the dome in a night club if he didn’t come and force her to become strong so she has always been strong in honor of his memory, Kyle Reese is the key to everything including Johns very existence so sorry try again
It's strange how Michael Biehn here looks like he has not aged a day since T1 even though this was filmed 7 years later.
Actually, 6 years, as T2 was mostly shot in 1990.
@@peylix-ohm4701 Well T1 must have been mostly shot in 1983, so...
@@dboechat Oops
@@waltermalone216 Bro, you are high asf. Are you on drugs or something?
It's fitting too, he's exactly how Sarah would remember him
Just this scene alone is better than all the other sequels.
Agree. It’s head and shoulders above anything in the sequels. Watching this you are instantly transported to a place that none of the sequels manage to get to
It's not tho...
hahahaha... yeah, so true.
So true ;) it's all the genius of J.Cameron here, and it explains and fits so well all Sarah's character development
uppercut grandma It is tho
I feel this scene should have been left in the final cut for 2 reasons:
Obviously, it is an excellent way to pay tribute to the importance of Kyle's role in this entire story line.
Also, it's a clever way of introducing the Dream motif that plagues Sarah throughout this movie.
Guys, haven't you watched the director's cut yet? IT'S ON THE MOVIE NOW!
@@adamcade604 yeah but point being this should've made it to the original cut, it's not filler, it deepens the film dramatically.
Not to mention all the trouble they went through to get Michael Biehn back. He was filming some other project at the time (I think it was "Navy Seals" with Charlie Sheen), and James Cameron wasn't sure they could get him.
They should have kept this scene in. It gives T2 a little bit more connection to the first film
I like how they show the beginning of the dream she has later where u see the whole thing. i dont know why they cut this out. Back then they were always looking to make movies shorter. so dumb
It's ON THE FUCKING DIRECTOR'S CUT, STOP PRETENDING THAT IT'S STEAL A DELETED SCENE!
@@adamcade604 but it was a deleted scene, it didn't make the theatrical release. The film people saw was the version without this scene. The only people who saw the film with this scene in it for their first viewing probably weren't even alive for the original theatrical release.
Michael Biehn should've been more famous, he looks so good here.
I'm with you on that.
I know right. The guy is so underrated.
Him and Robert Patrick were immense in the first two, in fact the acting was flawless from everyone involved. James Cameron did seem to have the ability to pick a great actor and get the very best out of them.
Even nowadays he looks good! He frequents comic conventions here and there. Go meet him. He's super kind to his fans!
Michael Biehn deserved to be a huge star. Massive presence and talent!
So we all sudenly got this in our recommended in a span of minutes.
Scheids same
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Yea me too. Im tripped out. Like wtf? Glad im not the only one.
Word
You got the recommendation because... "...there's not much time left in the world."
"There's not much time left in the world now, Sarah"
sadly, but with all troubles around, this line sums up despair in modern times perfectly..
It’s a very unsettling line…
i believe it and for the same reason Nuclear war. our society on earth detaching from companionship and community and friendship all so youndont have to feel uncomfortable one second
well our serotonin eventually stops working and we become reclusive and dopamine the selfish survival neurotransmitter becomes overly dominant
and without serotonin to satisfy we chase dopamines deminishing returns until we are all so unhappy and hate ourselves so much in a generation or 2 or 3 SOMEONE will say fuck it and Push the BUTTON!
Idk i say we are all dead by 2200. And the Bible was wrong evil has more power technically because dopamine is the survival mechanism selected for in evolution and thats what makes us evil/selfish and always assume the worst to survive and without serotonin to manipulate dopamine to not have a runaway effect and therefore make you accept yourself, you hate yourself and therefore everyone else.
Dopamine is motivation serotonin is satisfaction and added abstraction to reality. so technically evil has more motivation and more power and more control if we stop being social because that is what keeps the serotonin pathways connected.
Good luck we gunna need it.
Don't worry for the world. He was here a long time before us, and he will be here a long time after us :))
He reminds her of the message and then leads her outside to show her why she's so important and why she has to keep fighting.
His character is so important, and his acting (and hers) and the directing, producing, and everything else - music, editing, etc., is on point. A masterpiece
Oh how I absolutely love this scene. At the heart of the Terminator films is a love story. As others have pointed out, Kyle appears out of nowhere to be with Sarah when she was at her lowest, maybe she was even feeling suicidal, saying he loves her and will always be there for her. Giving her the hope and courage she needed that nobody else was ever going to give her. Brilliant.
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I completely agree!! Loooove Sarah & Kyle Reese’s chemistry in these 2 films! 🥰
Him appearing in her dream also could've motivated her break out from the asylum even more because that's how much she values Kyle
@sadie_xo but eventually won't Kyle still be born?his parents still give birth to him in the future? So Sarah could reunited with Kyle?
@@paulsmith9192 maybe they could, the timelines are so confusing though... And it would be a huge age gap
Michael and Linda have great chemistry that’s what makes these scenes so great. I’ve seen interviews from them and I really think they had legit feelings for each other.
I think they have admitted to having feeling for each other, but the timing was never right.
This was always the really sad part of terminator to me. The fact that Kyle Reese died and Sara was stuck in this impossible situation all on her own.
SAd way to put it.
He didn’t die for no reason. He stood between Sarah and a near indestructible robot and died protecting her life
I really think Michael Biehn was brilliant in T1. It's a pity we didn't see much of him afterwards. A hugely underrated yet talented actor
The Abyss, Aliens, The Rock, Navy SEALs, Tombstone. I agree not enough still though.
He was absolutely the best character in the whole franchise.
I loved him in aliens, k2 and the rock. Definitely would have loved to see more of him.
I'm watching him now as a leader of a bike gang in "Organized crime". He's really good in the role.
Poor Michael Biehn never made the cut in sequels. He was one of the main reasons for watching Aliens
Wow I forgot he was in that too. Aliens and Terminator 2 are the only two sequels I can think of which were a good, if not better than the originals.
@@Bankable2790 completely agree! He was completely cut from Alien 3!
@@victoriagill3337 Also the actor who plays Bishop in Aliens is like the number 2 cop guy in Terminator lol
@@Bankable2790 vasquez gets stebby by a T-1000.
@@Bankable2790 Bill Paxton also got killed by the Terminator (1984) and then by the Alien in Aliens. Lance Hendrikson has been killed by the Predator, the Terminator and an alien haha
Who else is getting all these great T1 and T2 clips in there recommended sections? It’s doing wonder to get rid of the Dark Fate memories.
Something to do with how terrible Dark Fate is and just wanting to see clips of two good/great installements in the series. It could be also due to that Terminator game that was just released(its set in future shown in first two movies for most part)
@@Kacpa2 You're probably right. They're trying to drum up publicity for the game or maybe to try to get support for the movie. v_v
Yes. It is to heal our disappointment and our broken hearts. It's going to take time but we'll heal, in time.⏳⌛
Exactly.
How did Sarah Connor end up in the mental hospital?
Michael Biehn didn't age at all since 1984.
@Iron Warrior Yea that's what destroyed his looks. He's barely recognisable now. If he aged gracefully, he would've gotten so many roles and still been relevant. But what I meant was specifically from 1984-91 he looked great almost the same and that's a 7 year gap
Of course he didn't, he came from the future.
@El Cucuy I think we all look like a completely different person in 29 Years.
@El Cucuy Watch the austrian actor Helmut Berger! He was once called the most beautiful man in the world.
Its right
Kyle Reese gave his life and to protect the two people he loved the most. He was a husband and father and never got to enjoy the titles.
I love this scene because it shows Sarah's vulnerabilities and how alone and traumatised she is. It's going through difficulty and overcoming pain that makes a character strong - that's what a lot of the "strong female characters" in lesser recent movies lack, they are portrayed as somewhat invulnerable and therefore become less relatable.
god damn give this comment an award! that's so tru
Well said.
My opinion is that when you want to create a "strong female character" or something like that, you first have to create a character, then make them female (or black, or gay, or whatever).
You wouldn't create a painting by first painting up a pretty picture into the frame, then slapping a canvas ontop of it. Sure, the paint may soak through the blank canvas and show the picture, but it's gonna be offputting and ugly.
@@minihalkoja590 original comment and your reply are well said, i'll keep these in mind
Well said Peacekeeper,,, 👊
Exactly. Strong doesn't mean a character is not allowed to cry, laugh, fell in love or having kids or even doing the habits he/she enjoys. I wish the writer could have notice these things ...
Damn! I love Reese so much. He's in my mind the best character in the whole series. A shame this scene didn't make the final cut 😢
It should've BUT take this scene in. It is canon as far as we know. Powerful scene.
They butchered him in Genisys.
I know right. They did such a shitty job casting in Genisys. Emilia Clarke and Jai Courtney have about as much chemistry and a warm ham sandwich. Linda and Michael look like two people who actually, you know, enjoy each other’s company.
@@artificialavocado9652 So right! While talking about Reese I was thinking of Michael Biehn of course. No one will ever be a better Kyle Reese than him.
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When Kyle says there’s not much time left in the world always gives me the chills.
ME TOO!!!
“There’s not much time left in the world, Sarah.”
That line gives me chills, dunno why!
This dream sequence is just fantastic, drenched in bleakness.
Such a moving scene. Even the strongest one can feel desperation and fear. Sarah is strong, but she's lost too much. Her beloved one, her son, everybody thinks she is nuts... so sad.
Exactly!
Even her friends and her mom.
Here's my take on why this should've been in the final film: It perfectly displays that no matter how tough a person may come off as, they always have a vulnerable side to them. That, and because somewhere later in the film, John mentions to the T-800 that Sarah still thinks of Kyle every now and then, and even still mourns him.
I wish this scene was kept Sarah and Kyle future and past sad love that can't be forgotten. I love how she just tries to hold on to him but can't. It's a really good scene sad and intense.
There was some genuine chemistry between the two 💯
Really made me wish Reese hads survived to be in T2.
gotta give skynet a chance after all...
Life's not fair. He didn't survive but on your feet soldier!
I understand that but as said before yes life can be verry cruel
She is alone, for me is the best part when she has a little bit of peace, love and undertanding.
Kyle Reese is Sarah's Guardian Angel, he will never leave her side, warning her of incoming danger and a forthcoming dark future. This scene is a beautiful representation of their relationship and the core of Sarah's character. The scene ends before the infamous nuclear holocaust scene, leaving it to be shown fully later in the movie, as the scene represents Sarah's worst fear and paranoid mental state. If they used the alternate Old Sarah ending, this scene will mirror it as well, representing her healing from the fear that haunted her whole life, hence completing her character arc.
Well said brother. Well said.
....such a powerful scene.
@John Link yes she does, if she doenst she wild have died at t1
@John Link she needed him...to give her a verbal kick in the ass. It worked.
Kyle will always b my favortie character in Terminator
@Von Dink So Sarah, is the origin of the human resistance against the machines. The woman that made the men.
“There’s not much time left in the world Sarah…”
The delivery of that line always gave me chills especially as we see Kyle Reese walking away for the last time in the Terminator universe. I agree with everyone here, this scene should have been kept in because I feel Sarah Connor was really put through the ringer being at the mental hospital and this gave her some sliver of hope when she was enduring abuse and ridicule for things that she knew were true, I also feel that there’s a good payoff with the nuclear nightmare she has here and then later on in the film.
Michael Biehn aged very well, he looks exactly like he did in the first Terminator, even today he still looks great
Men age gracefully
So *HEARTBRAKING,* taking in mind the fact that all the brave sacrifices that Kyle made were *TOTALLY* *SCREWED* up by killing John off in Dark Fate. :/
Well, you can pretend Feminator Dark Fart doesn't exist, and T2 ended with the alternate ending of Old Sarah ;)
I’m just going to just ignore that dark fate ever happened and isn’t cannon , cuz Tim Miller screwed up it up and wasn’t James Cameron’s fault that this happened
@@kiryuknightly9411 I heard rumors it was JC's idea for DF's opening scene
Nicholas Chen Idk about that , that doesn’t seem like something he would step on especially to the fans
You spoiling bastard
Michael and Linda have great Chemistry and that’s what makes these scenes great and special
Dammit, now I miss Kyle 😭😭😭 he even looks like he hadn’t aged a day since the first one. They should’ve kept this part in.
I think this is in terminator 2 film honestly how I known beacuse when saw terminator 2 on TV or DVD!
Whenever I'm about to give up and call it quits, in the back of my mind I hear Reese's voice say, "On your feet, soldier!" It always gives me strength to carry on. 👊👽
Same I’ve started to hear that quote whenever I feel tired or just low
There is no way Dark Fate is a sequel to this movie
I'LL NEVER ACCEPT Terminator: dark flop as the sequel!! I spit at those that RUINED Terminator Judgement Day!
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Saw that movie is a complete piece of shit anyway it's too forced I would have rather much see John Connor defeat Skynet and the third film ending the franchise at a high note but the complete opposite happen did you just leave the franchise alone and never touch it again ever
Sadly it is
@@mwilliamspulse Not in my book dude
John Doe should of ended at T2
That chemistry and attraction holy smokes
I love Kyle's character. He's so sweet and handsome.
This scene is so beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time
Exactly. However Sarah needed the uplifting.
Everytime they post the older Terminators they further PROVE how TERRIBLE the new release is.
Yep!
But the new release has the T-JUAN
@@JemRau Yeah it's rage inducing how they murdered this franchise.
@@jackolantiltin3938 well, at least you're not paying to support it.
they knew how terrible dark fake was so they're rereleasing Terminator one and two clips
I find it endearing that Reese said "on your feet" to strengthen Sarah, just like she said it when they were being chased by the original Terminator in T1 when Kyle was wounded.
"Where's our son, Sarah? He's the target now"...idk why but those lines always make me choke up. You can tell that Kyle Reese really loved Sarah, even if they were only together for two days in the first movie...🥺
kyle asking for their son, so sweet, should have been in the original cut
This is so beautiful! I never knew that this scene ever existed, or even thought that Kyle Reese would be in the second movie. I truly wish they would have put some part of this scene in. It would have been so much more memorable to those who loved the first one. A master knows his work of art. So, it was kept out for a reason. This was such a treasure to stumble on.
Maybe they thought it was a confusing distraction for people who'd never seen the first film, or maybe the production company didn't want moments of romance or vulnerability eclipsing the action or the horror. I do wish it was in the original cut though, it reminds us how much Sarah is carrying on her own, how much she's lost, how alone she is, who John's father is, what the stakes are, and that it's not just terror haunting Sarah, it's grief.
She looks like she was Arnold's gym partner for the movie💪
I really dig the director's cut of this movie. I don't usually think about that too much but I think that this and the scene where they reset the chip are important moments that deepen these characters.
Agreed, the deleted scenes don't seem to harm the pacing of the film either.
Wow, this was very emotional. This scene shouldn't have been cut.
The cinematography, the colour grading, the direction, the editing, the acting. Everything is just on another level compared to films made today!
One of the best movie couples ever/ This obviously should've been a 3 hour movie/ It's interesting how a 1991 movie is able to conjure up romance, sadness, melancholy and ominous dread in such a deep way, lacking in today's movies.
These two are a perfect couple.
i love in the first one where Kyle always wondered what she was thinking about in the pic he had of her before he met her. and in the end it is revealed that she was thinking of him in that moment when the kid takes the picture
Go back 1 year earlier to GHOST. Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore, Good Lord what a tragic love story. Something about those 80's into 90's films that manage to find the right balance of comedy AND tragedy. 🇵🇷🇺🇸😎🦂
0:56 this scene is amazing the way she hug him
This should have been left in showing Sarah at her lowest point.
It's nice to see him again, but I think leaving this scene out makes both of them look tougher. I always liked that Reese is dead and you don't see him again, nothing sentimental, he fulfilled his part of the mission even though he gave his life to do it. And Sarah is now the warrior, she picked up her strength from him. And rather than feel sorry for herself, she's just in her cell doing pull-ups waiting for her chance to get out.
@@EGarrett01 - all that is still true even with this scene included tho becuz it was all a dream. showing that vulnerability didn't make sarah look less tough just more human
I prefer it without this scene
@Joe G - I disagree. In this scene she's whining, begging for help, instead of handling her situation herself. That's also why Cameron took the scene out.
@Val Duke
Actually, I bet I know more about words like "warrior" then anyone you've ever met in your entire life. I can crush you like a paper cup, stupid, and you're about to see that.
First of all, you made a false assumption that I had some political bias in what I said. That's DEAD wrong. I have no allegiance whatsoever ot SJW-thinking, I actually understand things logically, including every thing you tried to bring up.
What makes someone effective as a fighter is NOT their size or strength, but primarily their WILLINGNESS to engage in conflict. This is because even in defeat, you can inflict permanent damage on an enemy. So even the largest and strongest person or animal has to avoid enemies who will fight back viciously. They'll win that conflict, but the next one they will likely lose. This is how people hunt Honey Badgers, which can kill a dog in any one-on-one conflict. They train dogs to attack it as viciously as possible, then just one crazy dog after another into their burrow, the badger gets exhausted very quickly and loses. This is why countries like Japan value "fighting spirit" over all else, and that's what keeps them safe.
This is what makes someone a "warrior." The fighting spirit matters above all else, and is what keeps peace among people, nations or animals of different sizes and strengths. So right off the bat we can see that you don't know s**t.
Now, in this particular scene, what makes it NOT beautiful is that it negates Sarah's character arc. Do you know what that is, stupid? :) It shows someone changing or growing from their experiences in a story, which triggers the release of a pleasure chemical (serotonin) in our brains, which rewards us for learning and makes us want to reward and help other people to learn. This drains when we see that she's the same old scared and whiny girl at heart.
It also shifts Sarah's status to a beta character. She loses her agency. She's not making decisions, which lowers our INTEREST in her. This triggers another pleasure chemical in our brains, (dopamine) which organizes our social groups and causes us to watch and learn from the most capable people in our village. When she begs Reese for help, she shifts that natural attention to Reese, and when he walks out, our dopamine level toward her drops along with him.
Do you want me to keep going? I'm halfway through the first of two 400-page books I'm writing on these topics (200 pages in plus a glossary with over 100 uniquely purposed terms) on these. I can bury you like a dog's turd.
i loved Kyle and Sarah's relationship like a soldier from the future came across time not just to protect and save but to the meet the woman of his dreams, Besides without Kyle, Sarah and their son John would never became who they are, That shows that he will always be with them and proud that he fathered/created a Hero that the apocalypse future needs to fight Skynet
Deep
Really wish they left this in, Kyle rhys was a massive part of the first movie and he shaped Sarah into the woman she became, it was kinda dumb to just abandon his character especially since he affected Sarah Connor so much, this scene was the perfect way to connect the 2 films
Well put.
It might have been a bit redundant as it contains a version of the apocalypse nightmare that we'd see later on with ashes and fire just without waitress Sarah on the playground
Back when strong women were allowed to have male love interests 🤣
I don't understand that. A strong woman can still want love and a relationship. Being "cold" doesn't make her strong. There's still Wonder Woman. :)
At least we still have Macho Woman Heather Swanson.
back when it was ok to fight to protect what you love
They still are. 🙄
it's ironic how directors these days think the only way to make a strong female is to essentially turn them into a dude, and because the vast majority of dudes are straight, it means that the strong female character has to have a female love interest too
I got the Directors cut when I saw this as a kid. Nearly 3 decades later and I still feel both happy and sad to see Michael Biehn’s Kyle Reese in this scene.
James Cameron is a great director because he has insight into metaphysical realms. When he says, I'll always be with you, it's so touching but also true that his spirit will protect her and be with her until she dies.
I remember watching the T2 trailer and this scene was featured briefly in it so imagine my disappointment when I managed to watch T2 in the cinema and realised they cut this scene. Kyle Reece was the reason the story kept its pace.
Linda Hamilton has such a unique beauty and she got so strong for this movie. Even the way she moves is so attractive.
Such an amazing scene. When they hug and kiss eachother you can tell how much they really love eachother
I like how in T1 Kyle said to Sarah he always wondered what Sarah was thinking in the old photo he had. At the end it shows when it was taken by that kid at the gas station and in that moment she was thinking of Kyle
I love how surreal this scene feels. Just like real dreams do
Back when Terminator movies had a soul and could touch your heart 😥
terminator sucks
@@Yvette22632
Yeah after the first two movie lol
Kyle: on your feet soldier
Sarah: straddles him
Me: I don't blame you girl!! Even his ghost is handsome 😀
Michael Biehn IS and ALWAYS WILL BE Kyle Reese🥰
I had to laugh at this 🤣
They so badly should have kept this in!!! What a great scene! Absolutely love the "on your feet soldier" reference to the first film when she said it to him! Pure class, this scene; should've kept it! Loved Michael Biehn in Terminator and in The Magnificent Seven series!
There is a deleted scene in T1(that should not have been deleted!!) where Kyle breaks down and Sarah was able to lift him back up with the same exact message he used to bring her back up here. "There is no fate but what fate we make ourselves". They work in parallel together and it's a crime both scenes were taken out of their respective movie. Both scenes further their bond and remind the viewers the Terminator franchise(the first 2) was a love story on top of everything else.
@@andrewvincent7299 Absolutely agree with everything you said, luv!👍🏼
Kyle Reese is one of the best and absolutely one of the most tragic film characters of all time! While Michael Biehn is one of the most underrated actors ever.
I will never forgive James Cameron for the reason he removed this scene
This is just depressing. Hollywood killed the kyle and the terminator franchise.
@@analyticalhabitrails9857 Yes for me the franchise is over after Terminator 2
"A few hours we had together, we lived a lifetime worth", that scene made me cry 😢.
As I've gotten older, seen those who I love either die or disappear, this scene is heart-wrenching: to be so close to someone you love who you lost and yet still so far away...
I remember a short clip of Kyle talking to Sarah in the original trailer when the movie first came out and didn't see Kyle in the movie and I thought I imagined it.
I loved the romance between these two, such an adorable couple
1991
"where is our son sarah?"
"they took him from me"
2019
"Where is our son sarah?"
" He's dead"
😂😂😂
Feminism killed him
Sjw's buried him
@@cs512tr We need to send a Terminator of our own back in time to kill the SJWs who are supposed to kill John Connor.
@@moisesezequielgutierrez agree
Fuck SJW
@@cs512tr so true
All scenes: "this scene should have been left in the movie"
“Where’s our son Sarah”. Wow...that line gets me every time.
Even cut scenes from the first two terminators are outrageously better than any of the sequels.
that is accurate lol
He was the best character of the franchise
Best terminator movie ever, beautiful scene.
I used to watch this version growing up not knowing it was deleted. These are my thoughts.
IF it really does disrupt the pacing it's very minimal and is hardly noticable. The same goes with the deleted chip switch scene.
It's permissable because there were two dream sequences in T1, at least one dream and one flashback, neither of which were necessary to the plot. BUT they added so much to the character of Kyle Reese and to the mythology of John Connor. And I personally love anything that adds to character. Added character adds to the characters' world.
This scene reminds us that the Sarah we're thrust into being with in T2 is not the same Sarah from T1. Kyle is acknowledging the change she has gone through since the last film and it shows that she feels left alone to raise and protect John being equipped only with everything Kyle taught her, which are the things that transformed her. This scene speaks to me as Kyle passing the torch (the mission) on to Sarah. But the nuclear blast reveals her fears, her uncertainty of the future and her ability to accomplish the mission.
And lastly....of course I want to see Kyle Reese (Michael Beihn) again. Why wouldn't I?
Awww Kyle Reese 🥰😍
I grew up watching Terminator 2, this scene is extremely emotional man, jesus. It hurts watching this. Movies are so fucking powerful and movies from the 90s have an overwhelming authentic feel. Movies made now generally lack it, of course exceptions are made but in my opinion the 1990s was the pinnacle of movie making. So not only is this a depressing scene its a depressing thought knowing this era of film is over.
There are only two Terminator movies. Change my mind.
I liked Christian Bale as John Connor. Was that Terminator: Salvation?
@@forgipper Yeah. That's the only good one IMO, It shows what we all wanted to see: John Connor as an adult rising against the machines.
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Mr. Ras Lyon there are three terminator films. T1, T2 and TS. the rest are trash.
T3 was good
Damn you know a movie is good when even the DELETED scenes are masterpieces.
That "I need you" was so tender... :'(
Made me cry.
You can tell she never really got over losing him.
This was such a beautiful scene I wish it would’ve been in the movie. They both look so good together. He was such a great actor and so handsome
James Cameron couldn’t have found two better people to play Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese. Linda Hamilton and Michael Biehn had great chemistry on screen. Everything about Terminator 1 worked.
I remember when I used to watch T2 before this deleted scene surfaced and thought to myself how much of a badass Sarah had become, but after watching how she interact with Kyle I see deep down she was just as fragile as ever.
This hurts to watch. Most tragic couple in cinema history. The way she clings to him desperately is so heartwrenching.
Michael Biehn is just such a damn good actor.
That scene is just beautiful. I wish they kept it.
This is my favorite deleted scene and I'm glad it was put back in the Director's Cut. I just love Michael Biehn and I love Kyle Reese and really wish he was in more Terminator stories, with Biehn of course, not Jae Courtney. I just love this scene because I feel like that this scene shows that he will always be with her and he gives her the strength to fight on. I actually got to meet Michael Biehn, he came to my little state and county. He was so nice, the reason the line took so long, was because he took the time to converse with each of his fans.
Pretty much became my favourite scene.
This scene makes that moment when she spaces out and writes no fate but what we make and goes after Dyson make so much more sense now this should had been left in!