It's in a OK filming has fun moments it's nowhere near as good as the second one and it's not as good as the first one but it's fun and I'm like the sequels that would follow this at least it's respectful
The ending was something that everyone who remembers where they were on 9/11 felt very deeply in their guts. And it set the stage so well they could've closed the loop there and let the series be.
I loved T3 when it came out and still do. Let's face it, nothing was ever going to come close to T2. I just enjoyed T3 for what it was: a decent action movie.
I hated it when it came out. But over the years I’ve grown a new appreciation for it. You’re right. T2 is untouchable. T3 easily entertains though. And Arnold doesn’t disappoint.
Yes and I love the part with him trying to explain away the events of Judgement Day like it never happened the Terminator wasn't real and all that and then Here Comes Arnie carrying that Giant coffin with the guns and everything and he just gets up and walks away
Oh my god the piano theme at the end gave me some tears. I miss the feeling of being a kid watching these films. I’m glad my dad introduced me to the culture of the 80’s when I was a child in the early 2000’s. The terminator franchise along with Alien and Predator have been left in a dark fate.
Having watched all of the Terminator movies, I can honestly say that 1 & 2 are really the only ones you really need... I do have 3 in my collection, but 1 & 2 are the only ones I watch regularly...
I am so alone in the world for I love Terminator 3 very well written considering the closer of T2, they did a good job explaining why T2 was not the end.
Ideally, the third Terminator film should have been the future war 'Loop Back' arc of the Trilogy to complete the self-fulfilling prophesy arc where John sends Kyle back to 1984 to start the cycle anew.
he was probably hoping they wouldn't be able to come up with the $$$ for Arnie and it would freeze the project, giving Cameron more time to get the rights back and make the movie he wanted to make. That almost feels like insider trading though..
@@Crunchykyle He was a incredible talent and he still is. He's the type of celeb that would drink a beer with you. He's doing much better than he has been in the past 5 years. let's hope he can rebound.
I did like it. The ending was great and Kristanna Loken's T-X killed it with Robert Patrick's T-1000 vibes all over it. Do wish it featured Furlong and Hamilton tho
The one scene where Arnie is hanging on the champion truck hoist, He paid for a effect to be put in out of his own pocket. He really felt the special effect needed to be put into the movie.
I still don't get why this film is hated so much. The ending was unlike any other - a real twist. The genius of the final scenes - true horror to an audience filled with hope. The humor was well done. Satire... no younger director is ever able to pull off! It was still rooted in old style movie making, whereas the newer ones really work for the kids.
I loved the special effects in T3. That crane scene, just pulverizing buildings, cars, trucks, and everything else is pretty good! The scene at the campsite, where they found the abandoned RV, and John, The Terminator, and Kathryn were talking about the nuclear war, was pretty dramatic. The truth came out in the RV on the way to CRS. John and Kathryn are married in the future. Also, the resistance captured The Terminator and reprogrammed him. There is a part of the movie that is simply not explained. How could John go to a vet where his future wife worked at, without knowing so? How did the Terminator know that both John AND Kathryn, as well as the TX, were there at the vet? Just a bit far-fetched. Or maybe, like time-travel movies, do people know where someone will be because of past experiences? I loved the nukes exploding towards the end. Very good special effects, but they would be awesome if Cameron woulda directed. The funny parts, like "Talk to the hand", Terminator's Elton John glasses, the way he forced the cop off his motorcycle, and the way he threw the firemen outta the firetruck were all comedy gold. Miss Loken's TX was awesome! The sinister ways she killed people were great! Killing Jose Barerra at the drive-thru at the burger joint, killing William and Elizabeth Anderson at their home, and killing Scott, Kate's fiance.
Also.....Arnie paid for that whole giant crane running through the office building himself! He wanted that scene in and they didnt have the money for it.
I think out of everything in T3 the Tx was well cast. She did a great job. Terrifying, Sexy, and convincing. Try and flirt then have your head torn off. And not a smile or grimace. If your task is to blend in and disarm people sending a woman Terminator worked well. But a machine is still kinda cold and mechanical.
True. A shame it just didn't have the feeling of being a countdown.. Maybe, and this only just struck me actually, maybe she was TOO good. Something went wrong anyway, because her performance was very good. But typical Hollywood.. We don't have the mother, who even in the second film was vulnerable because of her metal incarceration and instability.. We don't have the boy, who was a bit of a git, but likeable and genuine.. But said we are gonna make this film, as some kind of sequel, anyway.
@Matthew Puckett They yanked all the penises, and replaced them with vaginas-- i.e. James Bond, Dr. Who, Starbuck in the new(est) BSG series, etc. And dont get me started on those stupid Star Wars movies... And Disney even has plans to replace hero staples (like Thor) with women as well... I'm not paying for that crap-- there are *already* strong, excellent female characters in existence like Ellen Ripley, or else ones they could develop-- i.e. She Hulk, Black Widow, etc. *without* usurping the bread n butter male characters! It all goes back to one idiot: Kathlene Kennedy, CEO @ Disney. She's got a liberal agenda, and she doesn't give a rat's ass what she has to destroy to make it happen...
@Matthew Puckett oh shut the **** up. You have to be another feminist or a true moron to not see the woke elements in that film. Don’t try to be a white knight online. You’re not fooling anyone.
This should've been the one to end the franchise.It was great,maybe not on its predecessor's level,but way better than the latter ones especially Dark Fate.A test pattern would be better to watch than Dark Fate.
You know the movie is trash when even The Terminator and Sarah Connor can't save it from being terrible. Even Genisys is better with all the alternate past and future thing and we actually seeing Reese surviving.
I wasn't young when Terminator 3 came out and I loved every minute of it. The best part was it had a new message. Instead of beating to death, which became a tired cliche, "there's no fate but what we make" we get "we must rise and accept our destiny." The best sci-fi doesn't repeat itself to the point where the message is beaten to death. You have to be able to mix new messages into Old works. Terminator 3 and Terminator Salvation does a wonderful job of doing this.
Maybe I am being too generous but Genesis always seemed like a good idea that got badly mishandled. SkyNet would have eventually realized that something was happening to thwart its time travel plans and would react to counter. This would have caused changes to the timeline. Unfortunately we got a train-wreck of a movie showing what those changes were.
@jason lewis Hmm, that could of been a good film if done right, John had been there before hand, and heard all the stories from his Mother to, then saw the future fully, that could of been something there."
@@WolfkinNorthclaw It would have been alot better if they didn't have the half-man-half-terminator guy helping them, then his human side conquering his programming. Just felt a bit cheesey and rehashed like Arnie and John Connors roles got flipped with 'Marcus' and Kyle Reese, except Reese got to say "come with me if you want to live" which i'm sick of hearing. Thats one wee thing I really liked about T3, John says "if you want to live, get in!" instead
It's an 'algorithm' movie as proven on James Cameron's own website. This is a cynical Hollywood technique where you exactly copycat a previous movie scene for scene. When T3 is compared with T2 scene for scene it is an exact match. They simply remade T2.
@@johnellizz : I felt like it was a complete retread, only watered down. All the character moments were replaced with bad comedy. And T2 is full of great effects. The fight between Arnold and the TX is really bad. So much CGI clanging together. It looks like a cartoon. Terminator was never about CGI smashing into each other.
C. Zatara - Wind Magnet devlog. That’s why I always liked this movie. I wasn’t expecting the twist at all. Nick Stahl did an amazing job at portraying the shock when it was revealed. Great way to end a film 👌
@@jacobmatthews8021 No disrespect,friend.I love the first 2 and didn't see part 3 until way later cus I knew it would be garbage. As soon as Arnold put on those star glasses and said "Talk to the hand" my fears were confirmed.
T3 is actually my favorite in the franchise. You cant beat watching Kristanna Lokken running around in form fitting, curve hugging leather for 2+ hours😌😌
T3 Wasn't really that bad. Granted it still recycles ideas from T2. But the fact it was the beginning of the future war with that ending of a nuclear war, and a sequel to the events of T2, makes this movie both a prequel and a sequel at the same time.
Randell Goering Yeah i thought the whole design and concept of the T-X being an anti-terminator was really cool. I was worried for Arnold in a lot of those scenes.
To me Terminator 3 set up a great story line that they never used. At the end we see John Connor and Kate go into the bunker. The story I would love to have seen was when he comes out of the bunker and has to finally rise up and become the hero he is supposed to be. where he has to find the survivors and lead them against Skynet.
The series will never end!. No matter how bad these movies are they deliver the intrigue of what could be. The ideas behind the first two movies are so thought-provoking that everybody thinks they can recreate that magic.
Ha ha ha Minty, you reminded me of the Talk to the hand scene. I remember seeing T3 on DVD and when the Talk to the hand part played I rewound and laughed so much I nearly died of laughter!!
As a 00's sci fi action it holds it's own, obviously it doesn't compares to the Cameron movies, but you can enjoy it just watching it as a guilty pleasure
I agree. It's quite watchable and held together by good performances from the 3 leads. What it lacks is Cameron's impeccably sleek visual style and pacing. Mostow tries his best but he lacks Cameron's sense of design and rhythm. As a result T3 has not aged as well as T2 despite being made more recently.
@@MrPornoforpandas the thing is no one is ever, and I mean ever, going to be as good as James Cameron at making the story the action, or action an integral part of the story without it looking crap, my example would be your Avengers/ Marvel movies where they'll have a massive action scene where people die etc and biblical level of destruction, 5 minutes later they're all standing round talking like nothing has just happend, that's why a lot of those type movies if you watch them closely just feel like a collection of scened
@@MrPornoforpandas I go into a film thinking "I will be entertained" and bad things in a movie chip away at that starting point, so it's a long way down before I start feeling negative. I just went in hoping for a good time and NOTHING in this film started knocking points off for me. I enjoyed it all the way through, same with Salvation and Genisys. Rarely do films today have anything like the impact they had in a era where we were seeing stuff that we'd never seen before and after the 90s and the CGI revolution everything now seems homogeneous. T3 is a film I remember really well (coming at the start of the "Bland Era") and it holds up and also has more going on in it many films I've seen in the intervening years that I can barely remember. Critics go into a film looking for something to say about it, and it's so easy to be negative like many an internet critical wannabe. I feel lucky that I have the ability to enjoy so many films that other people deride and pity them on the fun they seem to miss. If there's one thing T3 gave us that I regret; I remember being impressed when the Terminators square off in the Skynet bathroom by how they were flinging each other brutally across the room but now every fight in Marvel or DC consists mainly of that, goodie runs at big villain monster and the monster throws them away into a wall or rock face or building. Goodie runs back while villain walks towards them, villain catches goodie and throws them away again. Seen that so many times now an I'm sick of it. Time to consign that fight style to the bin along with the ubiquitous fake-out death moment. "Oh the hero died saving my life, oh they're dead, they're dead. No they're fine, they weren't dead at all". Last time that happened I looked at my mates and said "How long d'you reckon before they're not really dead ?"
Looking back now.. Terminator Rise of the Machines is a much better follow up to T2. Terminator: Dark Fate is soo awful !! ..and I mean AWFUL !!!! Its the worst follow up to T2.
Nostalgia alert! I can't believe this movie came out so long ago. When I think back to that time I think of my first motorbikes, playing Tony Hawk games and watching Star Wars prequels for the first time with old friends now moved away living separate lives; they are some of the first things that spring to mind. Amazing what changes in that passage of time.
I love T1 and T2. I STILL remember the first time I saw T2 in theaters and the special effects blew my mind. When I saw T3 in theaters, I just couldn’t get into it. It just felt like a retread of T2 with the same story we’d already been through. Honestly, T3 was a huge missed opportunity if you ask me. A proper third movie could’ve shown the rise of Skynet that lead to the fall of mankind. Then a forth movie could’ve been all about the rise of the machines and the future war we’ve seen so many flashbacks about. Instead, we’ve gotten WAY too many attempts at a third movie and none of them are worth watching if you ask me. I’m definitely happy that I grew up in 1980s because the 80s and 90s had some of THE best films ever made.
Even though it’s not perfect, I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for T3 since it was the first Terminator movie I watched. I still love that the movie had the balls to say that judgment day is inevitable. No matter what you couldn’t stop or run away from a doomsday of sorts. Pretty fitting.
Quite possibly, which is perfectly alright. If everytime someone is doing harm to others, that someone was doing a line of coke instead, the world would be a better place.
***SPOILERS*** T3 doesn't get enough love. Aside from the places where it gets a little too jokey in tone, they did a good job explaining how Judgement Day could happen anyway, which was especially fitting with the internet coming into its own since T2. And then they actually had the nerve to go through with it. That was a lot more decisive than the movies that followed, with all that alternate timeline stuff, or Salvation, which just shows some events in the open-ended war with the machines. Plus T3 figured out how to suggest John Connor's path to becoming the resistance leader. Nick Stahl was a really scrappy John Connor, and he and Claire Danes had some very hard won chemistry (eventually) which also proves essential to the story. Plus the action was quite good. Some might say T2 wasn't begging for a sequel, having been wrapped up nicely, but you could say the same thing about T2. Its main purpose was to subvert Terminator's dark, but thoroughly wrapped-up ending. T3 brought us back into the territory of the original film, which I actually like as a concept quite a lot. Anyway, my two cents. Great video, Minty!
T3 was action-packed! To me, it meshed well with T1and T2. HOWEVER NOTHING WILL COMPARE TO THE FIRST TERMINATOR! ARNOLD WAS UNFORGIVEN, RUTHLESS, DRIVEN AND UNEMOTIONAL! A TRUE TERMINATOR! 😎
I Remember the huge fanfare this movie got at the time only for it to be an alright movie. This is pretty much the turning point for the series to go from epic to eventually awful.
My brother watched and recorded the movie. I tried to see it myself and didn't bother after 10 minutes. It's just a rehash of T1, T2, & T3 is a much much worse way.
I think Dark Fate is terrible, but don't think masterpiece should be used for any sequel after T2. They are all shit. And I don't think the old shit smells any better just because we got a brand new piece of shit to smell. They all smell and were made by non Terminator fans. People who don't really care about the franchise. It was just a gig, and it shows.
"James Cameron thought it was great" He also gave Genysis his seal of approval, and is a story consultant on Dark Fate. Can we really trust him on his judgement here?
Ben Hill Kevin Feige has shown his true colors. His “one of the guys baseball cap wearing” facade isn’t fooling anyone anymore. He’s not in comic movies for the love of the art, he just sees it as an easy market to exploit. He’s like a politician, only in it to line his pockets. Obviously everyone wants to make money, usually people choose, or try to, do it in a field they’re passionate about. He knows jack squat about comics and the character motivations.
The series has always touched on the concept that the cyberdyne systems model 101 all look like Arnold while the original film made it clear that they don't. Reese has a flashback moment remembering the dogs detecting a Terminator in their bunker played by a different actor and also explained to Sarah that he had to wait for the Terminator to zero in on her at the nightclub to identify him. Arnold Schwarzenegger talking with a southern accent would have been to corny anyway.
Good observation! Maybe Arnold was right when he said to his Conan crew, it was just some crappy movie....Ah, what does he know Original Terminator forever the best!!
I loved T3 ! It was a surprise like Batman begins 2 years later . I felt this was a great conclusion to the series , especially the way it ended . It also did well at the box office 433 million,2nd most behind T2 .
I really like T3. I think it works after T2. IMO, it’s the 3rd best film in the series, maybe close to the first in some ways. I thought Kate and John’s chemistry was really strong. They didn’t really like each other and that had to play like that to set up the ending. They weren’t much of a couple but fate left them no choice kinda thing. Also, loved the female Terminator. Played perfectly by this actress. The scene where one of her weapons is damaged so she’s exchanges it for a flame thrower, stands in the street with an exaggerated wide stance, then blasts the hell out of some trees was really funny.
I do like this movie more than T2. They tried to stop the judment day but realize that is just impossible. The end of T3 shows you exactly what Kyle told us at T1. This movie tells you there is no way to avoid the future.
Actually the ending of T2 called for a sequel because John survives. Unless he created an alternate timeline. The lack of chemistry was kind of the point.
Temp music... amateur composers on the verge of greatness often get boxed into temp music, formula, and ultimately replicating stuff (cause it works.) T3 likely gave him the confidence to tell his directors “what’s up.”
It's a good thing they didn't include that Arnie scene where they pattern the Terminators after him. For one thing it would've been inconsistent - It was SkyNet, itself, that created the Terminators after the near destruction of humanity, to root out surviving and resisting humans. But, it was a funny cut scene, though. 😆
But how would SkyNet have selected Arnold's face and body type to house the endoskeleton? For me at least it makes sense that SkyNet would have kept the record and used it, knowing virtually no human still alive would recognize the body. For me at least, while humorous, is part of the cannon of the franchise. I'm content that it is a deleted extra and not part of the movie though.
@@loka7783 - Good points. But not all Terminators looked like Arnold. In the first film, there's a flashback (flash forward?), scene that shows a Terminator infiltrating a resistance bunker that Reese was in. It wasn't Arnold. Of course in later films, they made the whole assembly line of Arnolds, but I don't consider anything after T2 to be canon. It makes more sense that Arnold was just one model, one version of the Terms. They were made to infiltrate the resistance. If they all looked like Arnold, they'd be easy, REAL easy, to spot. It was the SkyNet super computer's idea, not the military's before the war. Still think the cut scene was funny as hell.
Great review man! I'm a HUGE Terminator fan, so much so I have a life size Endoskeleton in my living room, & I think this was a spot on review of the movie & the spirit of the vision of the creator- James Cameron. Great job Minty!
@@nthgth I bought mine 10 yrs ago. Certainly not cheap but has turned out to be a great investment. If you ever have the chance, try to get the model from "Sideshow"-the original WITHOUT the battle damage. That's the version that is REALLY going up in value over time. And it looks better as it shows the clean chrome of the endoskeleton. At 6"2, its really a show piece & will look great in your new home.
@@nthgth Actually I've never cleaned it. There is so many facets to it, everything being shiny chrome, it doesn't really show dust. Being a piece that is $10K-$25K (last time I checked), it's not the most attainable piece, but I also have the "Endo-skull" that I use as bookends & can be placed on a shelf. It is just the skull & neck enclosed in plexiglass that is much more affordable. You can get these for a few hundred dollars & looks great in a room. The eyes light up & has the removable CPU. -Might check that out for a good decoration in your new house🙂
At first, I kinda felt like Terminator 3 was nothing more than a remake of Terminator 2. However.. after watching it a few times, I've grown to like it.
I do quite like this film, although not really as a Terminator sequel, more as a stand alone film. I was always disappointed that not only James Cameron hadn't returned to direct, but both Linda Hamilton and James Furlong were also absent.
1:48 I liked how he purposely left out Salvation which is probably the best among them. Sarah Connor Chronicles was good too, but it was for TV though.
@@triadsamurai4556 The original is great, while the remake was unnecessary (just like the The Fog remake). But there was also an inofficial French remake of Assault on Precinct 13 from 2002 called The Nest (Nid de guepes). It's not as good as the original, but vastly superior to the remake, and pretty bad ass. It has a few plot changes, but f you like the original, you might want to check that one out too.
I appreciate T3 more now that I’m older. The ending was unexpected and it worked .
It's in a OK filming has fun moments it's nowhere near as good as the second one and it's not as good as the first one but it's fun and I'm like the sequels that would follow this at least it's respectful
The ending was something that everyone who remembers where they were on 9/11 felt very deeply in their guts. And it set the stage so well they could've closed the loop there and let the series be.
That ending was so emotional. T3 is underrated
I loved T3 when it came out and still do. Let's face it, nothing was ever going to come close to T2. I just enjoyed T3 for what it was: a decent action movie.
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I hated it when it came out. But over the years I’ve grown a new appreciation for it. You’re right. T2 is untouchable. T3 easily entertains though. And Arnold doesn’t disappoint.
I just couldn't buy Nick Stahl as John Connor. He is way too emo, especially compared to the rough Edward Furlong. Ruined the movie for me sadly.
@@JestersDeadUK further elaborates how the general online discourse is: gall with no intention for furthering the conversation.
T2-3d lived up to part 2 and if it would have turned into a feature length film it absolutely would have
You forgot to mention that the only other actor other than Arnold Schwarzenegger to return was the actor who played Dr Silberman the psychiatrist.
Earl Boen, from the man with two brains
Well to be fair, the only two who even survived T2 were Furlong and Hamilton. And apparently they didn't want Furlong.
Yes and I love the part with him trying to explain away the events of Judgement Day like it never happened the Terminator wasn't real and all that and then Here Comes Arnie carrying that Giant coffin with the guns and everything and he just gets up and walks away
@@benvalenti8190 he ran away actually Lol...
I loved the fact that he was there to be a shoulder for Claire Danes, but he was the one who needed the shoulder lol
That was very honest of Furlong. I can’t imagine the pressure and disappointment he must have felt.
Oh my god the piano theme at the end gave me some tears. I miss the feeling of being a kid watching these films. I’m glad my dad introduced me to the culture of the 80’s when I was a child in the early 2000’s. The terminator franchise along with Alien and Predator have been left in a dark fate.
Dirty Pair?
I love that deleted scene ... his accent is over the top but truly hilarious
AICNMurderMostFowl that was so funny
If memory serves it was actually an uncredited voice over by Samuel L Jackson
We can fix it.
It's a joke because in Austria Arnold's voice is considered hillbilly-ish due to how he talks, so they had a real hillbilly voice be changed to his.
Well, It HAD to be over the top....that prompted the developers to change it.
Having watched all of the Terminator movies, I can honestly say that 1 & 2 are really the only ones you really need... I do have 3 in my collection, but 1 & 2 are the only ones I watch regularly...
The moment he put on the sunglasses, the movie got me in for the ride.
It felt like, we just gonna have some fun with the story. And we did.
Solid ending, when the bombs fell.
Shaka, when the walls fell.
@@Datan0de star trek tng episode ?
@@scottchoate6987 Yup! I couldn't resist.
Darmok and Tanagra
Terrible ending that goes against what the first two movies established.
I need a Terminator movie where Arnie sits in front of a grand piano and says, "I'll be Bach."
@77Wells true dat!
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Dad joke ✅
Arnold Schwartzenegger to Gary Oldman - "You'll be Beethoven, I'll be Bach!"
@@dan1216 I don't get the reference but it still sounds funny.
I am so alone in the world for I love Terminator 3 very well written considering the closer of T2, they did a good job explaining why T2 was not the end.
Ideally, the third Terminator film should have been the future war 'Loop Back' arc of the Trilogy to complete the self-fulfilling prophesy arc where John sends Kyle back to 1984 to start the cycle anew.
James Cameron was the one who told Arnie to ask for "a shit ton of money"
Cameron also has writing credit.
@@Baldmelon Gale Anne Hurd was producer of T3 (like T1 and T2), however Cameron didn't write T3's story.
@@Baldmelon because it uses characters he created.
As well he should. A) he is the entire franchise, and b) he was only paid $75,000 for the first Terminator, so it was totally fair
he was probably hoping they wouldn't be able to come up with the $$$ for Arnie and it would freeze the project, giving Cameron more time to get the rights back and make the movie he wanted to make. That almost feels like insider trading though..
Gotta feel bad for Furlong. His parents really set him up to fail.
That kid would have been one of the greatest actors of all time. Its a shame what happened to him in real life.
@@Crunchykyle He was a incredible talent and he still is. He's the type of celeb that would drink a beer with you. He's doing much better than he has been in the past 5 years. let's hope he can rebound.
I did like it. The ending was great and Kristanna Loken's T-X killed it with Robert Patrick's T-1000 vibes all over it. Do wish it featured Furlong and Hamilton tho
Fun fact: Sgt Candy’s voice was provided by Samual L. Jackson
I want a movie that takes place all in the ruins of Los Angeles in the Year 2029 AD. No time travel. Just mankind fighting to survive.
Psiros ...been saying that for yearssssss
There is one. Escape from Los Angeles.
@@johnny_eth this is why i left your ass in cleveland
@@cmdraftbrn I heard you were dead.
Psiros
Didn’t you get that with the Christian bale one?
The one scene where Arnie is hanging on the champion truck hoist, He paid for a effect to be put in out of his own pocket. He really felt the special effect needed to be put into the movie.
He paid for the entire scene.
I still don't get why this film is hated so much. The ending was unlike any other - a real twist. The genius of the final scenes - true horror to an audience filled with hope. The humor was well done. Satire... no younger director is ever able to pull off! It was still rooted in old style movie making, whereas the newer ones really work for the kids.
I loved the special effects in T3. That crane scene, just pulverizing buildings, cars, trucks, and everything else is pretty good! The scene at the campsite, where they found the abandoned RV, and John, The Terminator, and Kathryn were talking about the nuclear war, was pretty dramatic. The truth came out in the RV on the way to CRS. John and Kathryn are married in the future. Also, the resistance captured The Terminator and reprogrammed him. There is a part of the movie that is simply not explained. How could John go to a vet where his future wife worked at, without knowing so? How did the Terminator know that both John AND Kathryn, as well as the TX, were there at the vet? Just a bit far-fetched. Or maybe, like time-travel movies, do people know where someone will be because of past experiences? I loved the nukes exploding towards the end. Very good special effects, but they would be awesome if Cameron woulda directed. The funny parts, like "Talk to the hand", Terminator's Elton John glasses, the way he forced the cop off his motorcycle, and the way he threw the firemen outta the firetruck were all comedy gold. Miss Loken's TX was awesome! The sinister ways she killed people were great! Killing Jose Barerra at the drive-thru at the burger joint, killing William and Elizabeth Anderson at their home, and killing Scott, Kate's fiance.
Also.....Arnie paid for that whole giant crane running through the office building himself! He wanted that scene in and they didnt have the money for it.
Yeah, they were going to do it but the stunt driver crashed the first crane, so Arnie saved the day to get a new crane to do the scene.
I think out of everything in T3 the Tx was well cast. She did a great job. Terrifying, Sexy, and convincing. Try and flirt then have your head torn off. And not a smile or grimace.
If your task is to blend in and disarm people sending a woman Terminator worked well. But a machine is still kinda cold and mechanical.
Word. She's my favorite terminator
i do not agree with a single word you just said. did you actually see the first 2 movies?
True. A shame it just didn't have the feeling of being a countdown.. Maybe, and this only just struck me actually, maybe she was TOO good. Something went wrong anyway, because her performance was very good.
But typical Hollywood.. We don't have the mother, who even in the second film was vulnerable because of her metal incarceration and instability.. We don't have the boy, who was a bit of a git, but likeable and genuine.. But said we are gonna make this film, as some kind of sequel, anyway.
As scary as a five year old boy. It doesnt work.
Her cold and mechanical disposition reminds me of my ex. Would literally rip your heart out without blinking an eye when you least expect it. lol
T1 and T2 couldn’t be Topped! But 3 was still good with action. Terminator Salvation was pretty good to.
Hi Minty! Thanks for another great and informative video on one of the movies, I think, was awesome in the series.
Kristanna Loken was smokin hot back in those days.
Yes very!
still is hot!
I had a crush on her cause of this film 💯
She’s still really hot to this day she was in pain killer Jane and blood rayne
Was and still is fucking hot.
The smile scene of T2, was in the director's cut.
Not the theatrical release. That director's cut of T2 is great!!!
Its a masterpiece compared to the last 2 atrocities that they sold us.
Right? Haven't seen Dark Fate or whatever it was called and don't want to, Genesys was bad enough. Tired of getting f'ed in the A by Hollywood.
They may have been 'selling' Dark Fate, but I wasn't buying... I-AM-SICK-OF-WOKE! 😩
@Matthew Puckett They yanked all the penises, and replaced them with vaginas-- i.e. James Bond, Dr. Who, Starbuck in the new(est) BSG series, etc. And dont get me started on those stupid Star Wars movies...
And Disney even has plans to replace hero staples (like Thor) with women as well...
I'm not paying for that crap-- there are *already* strong, excellent female characters in existence like Ellen Ripley, or else ones they could develop-- i.e. She Hulk, Black Widow, etc. *without* usurping the bread n butter male characters!
It all goes back to one idiot: Kathlene Kennedy, CEO @ Disney. She's got a liberal agenda, and she doesn't give a rat's ass what she has to destroy to make it happen...
@Matthew Puckett oh shut the **** up. You have to be another feminist or a true moron to not see the woke elements in that film. Don’t try to be a white knight online. You’re not fooling anyone.
.......this is fair
This should've been the one to end the franchise.It was great,maybe not on its predecessor's level,but way better than the latter ones especially Dark Fate.A test pattern would be better to watch than Dark Fate.
You know the movie is trash when even The Terminator and Sarah Connor can't save it from being terrible. Even Genisys is better with all the alternate past and future thing and we actually seeing Reese surviving.
I wasn't young when Terminator 3 came out and I loved every minute of it. The best part was it had a new message. Instead of beating to death, which became a tired cliche, "there's no fate but what we make" we get "we must rise and accept our destiny." The best sci-fi doesn't repeat itself to the point where the message is beaten to death. You have to be able to mix new messages into Old works. Terminator 3 and Terminator Salvation does a wonderful job of doing this.
Jonathan Mostow also directed “Breakdown”. A great movie!
That’s a great movie!
Such an underrated movie damn
Breakdown is a magnificent movie! It was great that Kurt Russell played his character as an "every man", rather than an action hero.
Paul of Iowa totally agree!! It was panic and on the fly decisions. No action type casting at all
@@BigRockyD definitely, my friend! Just as Breakdown is an underrated action movie, Kurt Russell is an underrated actor.
3 is definitely watchable, so that's something, considering the fact that you couldn't pay me to watch anything after Salvation.
Genesis was a slap in the face with it resetting everything. I wanted more of what happened after Salvation but we never got it.
Maybe I am being too generous but Genesis always seemed like a good idea that got badly mishandled. SkyNet would have eventually realized that something was happening to thwart its time travel plans and would react to counter. This would have caused changes to the timeline. Unfortunately we got a train-wreck of a movie showing what those changes were.
Following Salvation would of been interesting I think, that movie get far too much flak it's really not that bad.
@jason lewis Hmm, that could of been a good film if done right, John had been there before hand, and heard all the stories from his Mother to, then saw the future fully, that could of been something there."
@@WolfkinNorthclaw It would have been alot better if they didn't have the half-man-half-terminator guy helping them, then his human side conquering his programming. Just felt a bit cheesey and rehashed like Arnie and John Connors roles got flipped with 'Marcus' and Kyle Reese, except Reese got to say "come with me if you want to live" which i'm sick of hearing. Thats one wee thing I really liked about T3, John says "if you want to live, get in!" instead
jason lewis not even
Terminator 3 was not a bad movie just wasn't necessary.
I don't know, it was pretty bad. "talk to the hand"
@@faz6877 to each there own I guess.
@@atommiranda8997 : yeah, everyone's entitled to an opinion
It's an 'algorithm' movie as proven on James Cameron's own website. This is a cynical Hollywood technique where you exactly copycat a previous movie scene for scene. When T3 is compared with T2 scene for scene it is an exact match. They simply remade T2.
@@johnellizz : I felt like it was a complete retread, only watered down. All the character moments were replaced with bad comedy. And T2 is full of great effects. The fight between Arnold and the TX is really bad. So much CGI clanging together. It looks like a cartoon. Terminator was never about CGI smashing into each other.
This one still holds up compared to all the films that followed this!!
TS and TG are also good movies
For me TV show was the best!
terminator 3 was my favorite one, and it gave us terminator 3 redemption one of the best terminator games of all time.
Two things make this movie great imho: 1 - John Connor as a hobo. 2 - Ending scene "twist" is actually one of the better movie endings ever.
C. Zatara - Wind Magnet devlog. That’s why I always liked this movie. I wasn’t expecting the twist at all. Nick Stahl did an amazing job at portraying the shock when it was revealed. Great way to end a film 👌
T3 rise of the machines was actually pretty good in my opinion. It had the impossible task of being a sequel T2 one of the greatest movies of all time
It’s a shit film, really. Salvation is by FAR the best one since the first two, and even that isn’t saying much.
@@joen8529 that’s hilarious. You amuse me Joe, stick around.
@@blahzay_ what did Joe said?
I enjoyed T3 just as much as the other two
same
I love all of the movies
U are a disgrace to the franchise.U must have loved Dark Fate as well.
@@JeffWarren47
Not love appreciate
@@jacobmatthews8021 No disrespect,friend.I love the first 2 and didn't see part 3 until way later cus I knew it would be garbage.
As soon as Arnold put on those star glasses and said "Talk to the hand" my fears were confirmed.
Terminator 1 + 2 are what I believe to be in same universe, the rest is alternative realities, butterfly effected.
Butterfly effected...yeaaah.
T3 is actually my favorite in the franchise. You cant beat watching Kristanna Lokken running around in form fitting, curve hugging leather for 2+ hours😌😌
You got that right
Amen
She does look beautiful in the flim
T3 Wasn't really that bad. Granted it still recycles ideas from T2. But the fact it was the beginning of the future war with that ending of a nuclear war, and a sequel to the events of T2, makes this movie both a prequel and a sequel at the same time.
Agreed! T3 wasn't that bad. I also liked TX eliminating future lieutenants. Then the start of judgement day
Compared to the sequels I'm starting to appreciate this film a whole lot more. Its how I felt about Prometheus after watching Alien Covenant.
Agreed.
Dark fate is a rea t2 recycle film wit t3 recyxke scenes in dark fate
Randell Goering Yeah i thought the whole design and concept of the T-X being an anti-terminator was really cool. I was worried for Arnold in a lot of those scenes.
Arnold's voice in that deleted scene was Samuel L. Jackson
@@realcyphox5919 Yep.
Holy shit I didn't know that!
It wasn't a deleted scene. it was filmed (and used) for the game.
@@realcyphox5919 or possibly Roland Kickinger who played Arnold Schwarzenegger in a biography about him
The more crappy sequels they make, the better T3 seems.
Past times: "It's a great movie! I hope there will be a continuation."
Present times: "It's a great movie! I hope no one will do continuation."
You're not wrong.
T3 was a good movie
To me Terminator 3 set up a great story line that they never used. At the end we see John Connor and Kate go into the bunker. The story I would love to have seen was when he comes out of the bunker and has to finally rise up and become the hero he is supposed to be. where he has to find the survivors and lead them against Skynet.
@@johnhotchkiss9842 agreed
Kistanna Loken is the singular reason I keep re-watching T3.
Still better than Dark Fate.
true if do not like T3 i like t4 more
I loved that deleted scene
That dude with Arnie’s voice was hilarious
And Arnie with Samuel L Jacksons voice
The series will never end!. No matter how bad these movies are they deliver the intrigue of what could be. The ideas behind the first two movies are so thought-provoking that everybody thinks they can recreate that magic.
Ha ha ha Minty, you reminded me of the Talk to the hand scene. I remember seeing T3 on DVD and when the Talk to the hand part played I rewound and laughed so much I nearly died of laughter!!
I actually think this was a decent sequel. Not even close to the quality of the first 2 but decent.
As a 00's sci fi action it holds it's own, obviously it doesn't compares to the Cameron movies, but you can enjoy it just watching it as a guilty pleasure
I agree. It's quite watchable and held together by good performances from the 3 leads. What it lacks is Cameron's impeccably sleek visual style and pacing. Mostow tries his best but he lacks Cameron's sense of design and rhythm. As a result T3 has not aged as well as T2 despite being made more recently.
@@MrPornoforpandas the thing is no one is ever, and I mean ever, going to be as good as James Cameron at making the story the action, or action an integral part of the story without it looking crap, my example would be your Avengers/ Marvel movies where they'll have a massive action scene where people die etc and biblical level of destruction, 5 minutes later they're all standing round talking like nothing has just happend, that's why a lot of those type movies if you watch them closely just feel like a collection of scened
@@starwarsroo2448 Well put. There really is only 1 James Cameron (cue South Park 'James Cameron' song).
@@MrPornoforpandas I go into a film thinking "I will be entertained" and bad things in a movie chip away at that starting point, so it's a long way down before I start feeling negative. I just went in hoping for a good time and NOTHING in this film started knocking points off for me. I enjoyed it all the way through, same with Salvation and Genisys. Rarely do films today have anything like the impact they had in a era where we were seeing stuff that we'd never seen before and after the 90s and the CGI revolution everything now seems homogeneous. T3 is a film I remember really well (coming at the start of the "Bland Era") and it holds up and also has more going on in it many films I've seen in the intervening years that I can barely remember. Critics go into a film looking for something to say about it, and it's so easy to be negative like many an internet critical wannabe. I feel lucky that I have the ability to enjoy so many films that other people deride and pity them on the fun they seem to miss. If there's one thing T3 gave us that I regret; I remember being impressed when the Terminators square off in the Skynet bathroom by how they were flinging each other brutally across the room but now every fight in Marvel or DC consists mainly of that, goodie runs at big villain monster and the monster throws them away into a wall or rock face or building. Goodie runs back while villain walks towards them, villain catches goodie and throws them away again. Seen that so many times now an I'm sick of it. Time to consign that fight style to the bin along with the ubiquitous fake-out death moment. "Oh the hero died saving my life, oh they're dead, they're dead. No they're fine, they weren't dead at all". Last time that happened I looked at my mates and said "How long d'you reckon before they're not really dead ?"
This movie seems like it came out a lifetime ago.
Nice to meet ya welcome to the channel.
Yeah! I was surprise that it came in 2003, although I saw it in cinema. I thought I saw this movie in 1996.
it's been almost 17 years, so it makes sense. a lot happens in a single year.
Looking back now.. Terminator Rise of the Machines is a much better follow up to T2. Terminator: Dark Fate is soo awful !! ..and I mean AWFUL !!!! Its the worst follow up to T2.
@Abel Lewis Some people have seen it already, from the spoilers I've heard it sounds horrendous possibly worse than Genesys.
Nostalgia alert! I can't believe this movie came out so long ago. When I think back to that time I think of my first motorbikes, playing Tony Hawk games and watching Star Wars prequels for the first time with old friends now moved away living separate lives; they are some of the first things that spring to mind. Amazing what changes in that passage of time.
I love T1 and T2. I STILL remember the first time I saw T2 in theaters and the special effects blew my mind. When I saw T3 in theaters, I just couldn’t get into it. It just felt like a retread of T2 with the same story we’d already been through. Honestly, T3 was a huge missed opportunity if you ask me. A proper third movie could’ve shown the rise of Skynet that lead to the fall of mankind. Then a forth movie could’ve been all about the rise of the machines and the future war we’ve seen so many flashbacks about. Instead, we’ve gotten WAY too many attempts at a third movie and none of them are worth watching if you ask me. I’m definitely happy that I grew up in 1980s because the 80s and 90s had some of THE best films ever made.
I remember being surprised when I had heard how much higher the budget was for T3 than it was for T2 because T2 seemed so revolutionary.
10 things you didn’t know about Enter The Dragon
Yes, that would be awesome.
Nah, this is Minty. He should do 10 things you didn't know about The Last Dragon!
@@Datan0de I would like to watch both.
Fantastic thought
Good Thought. Need that 1.
T3 was very good, I don't understand why some people didn't like it! T1 and T2 were excellent but T3 was very good also!
Even though it’s not perfect, I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for T3 since it was the first Terminator movie I watched. I still love that the movie had the balls to say that judgment day is inevitable. No matter what you couldn’t stop or run away from a doomsday of sorts. Pretty fitting.
"Hung out several times." That's Eddie Furlong speak for do lines of cocaine together.
Nick Stahl is awesome as fuck
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 yes he was finally someone said it!
@@Luka2000_ watch the film In The Bedroom, or go watch the series Carnivale and see how awesome Nick Stahl can be.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 i did hes amazing
Quite possibly, which is perfectly alright. If everytime someone is doing harm to others, that someone was doing a line of coke instead, the world would be a better place.
Say what you will but, having the hopeless "we cant stop this thing no matter what we do...." was asesome.
T3 is actually my favorite one! Good subtle jokes and a nice twist at the end.
Thanks Minty. I also have always loved T3.
I thought T3 was a good movie. And the right ending.
Coming here from 2019.
Saw it opening day at 22. I liked this FINAL movie. Upon its release, it was slated as the last movie. The ending was perfect!
T3 was a good a$$ movie..
Kenrick Eason and it was the finale.
Lol and then 2020 comes along...
2121 here and this comment about this movie started the war with sky net after all.
Parts of this movie were filmed in a town named Sunland/Tujunga in California…I lived a block away from the filming location...good memories
***SPOILERS*** T3 doesn't get enough love. Aside from the places where it gets a little too jokey in tone, they did a good job explaining how Judgement Day could happen anyway, which was especially fitting with the internet coming into its own since T2. And then they actually had the nerve to go through with it. That was a lot more decisive than the movies that followed, with all that alternate timeline stuff, or Salvation, which just shows some events in the open-ended war with the machines. Plus T3 figured out how to suggest John Connor's path to becoming the resistance leader. Nick Stahl was a really scrappy John Connor, and he and Claire Danes had some very hard won chemistry (eventually) which also proves essential to the story. Plus the action was quite good. Some might say T2 wasn't begging for a sequel, having been wrapped up nicely, but you could say the same thing about T2. Its main purpose was to subvert Terminator's dark, but thoroughly wrapped-up ending. T3 brought us back into the territory of the original film, which I actually like as a concept quite a lot. Anyway, my two cents. Great video, Minty!
T3 was action-packed! To me, it meshed well with T1and T2. HOWEVER NOTHING WILL COMPARE TO THE FIRST TERMINATOR! ARNOLD WAS UNFORGIVEN, RUTHLESS, DRIVEN AND UNEMOTIONAL! A TRUE TERMINATOR! 😎
Thank you
I Remember the huge fanfare this movie got at the time only for it to be an alright movie. This is pretty much the turning point for the series to go from epic to eventually awful.
Loved the first two, can barely remember this one.
I always remember 2 and 3 now now t 1 was rarely for me.
Man, this movie (Salvation also) looks like a masterpiece when compared to Dark Fate.
Have you seen Dark Fate?
My brother watched and recorded the movie. I tried to see it myself and didn't bother after 10 minutes. It's just a rehash of T1, T2, & T3 is a much much worse way.
I saw it in IMAX yesterday. Personally really enjoyed it.
I know..a terminator named Carl? my love for T3 said "I'll be back"
I think Dark Fate is terrible, but don't think masterpiece should be used for any sequel after T2. They are all shit. And I don't think the old shit smells any better just because we got a brand new piece of shit to smell. They all smell and were made by non Terminator fans. People who don't really care about the franchise. It was just a gig, and it shows.
Putting the theme into the movie and not at the end would have been a better idea you're 100% right Mark.
Awesome video. Love your channel and its very well done.
"James Cameron thought it was great" He also gave Genysis his seal of approval, and is a story consultant on Dark Fate. Can we really trust him on his judgement here?
He had his Judgment Day!
Salvation was by far the only good one since T2
He won't bad mouth his colleagues it seems.
James Cameron’s opinion on all things terminator now is garbage.
Ben Hill Kevin Feige has shown his true colors. His “one of the guys baseball cap wearing” facade isn’t fooling anyone anymore. He’s not in comic movies for the love of the art, he just sees it as an easy market to exploit. He’s like a politician, only in it to line his pockets. Obviously everyone wants to make money, usually people choose, or try to, do it in a field they’re passionate about. He knows jack squat about comics and the character motivations.
''That voice Arnie does for sergeant Candy'' is actually Samuel L. Jackson.
Get out of here!
The series has always touched on the concept that the cyberdyne systems model 101 all look like Arnold while the original film made it clear that they don't. Reese has a flashback moment remembering the dogs detecting a Terminator in their bunker played by a different actor and also explained to Sarah that he had to wait for the Terminator to zero in on her at the nightclub to identify him. Arnold Schwarzenegger talking with a southern accent would have been to corny anyway.
I always thought of it like this..
The endoskeleton is the T 800 and the model 101 is Arnold's features. So, there's gotta be different model numbers.
Good observation! Maybe Arnold was right when he said to his Conan crew, it was just some crappy movie....Ah, what does he know Original Terminator forever the best!!
That actor was Ahnolds buddy Franco Columbu…..
Maybe all this time traveling kinda messes up certain things like that Mike small details change cuz of alternate timelines and stuff
That was a different terminator in the flashback though. That was supposed to have had the rubber skin and easier to spot. I think.🤔
This is the most comical. The fight scenes were like cartoons. Thanks 😊 🙏
Damn I'm late, TH-cam never wants to notify me whenever minty posts 😂. Great video man
Well done minty, I love how much time and effort you put into your videos! Keep up the great work!
I loved T3 ! It was a surprise like Batman begins 2 years later . I felt this was a great conclusion to the series , especially the way it ended . It also did well at the box office 433 million,2nd most behind T2 .
Call me different or strange but this is my favorite.
You mean that voice that SAMUEL L JACKSON does for Arnie sounds like Foreest Gump
Correction: He didn’t direct ‘Hancock’ Peter Berg did!
@cinefan21 And his name is ‘Jonathan’, not ‘Jason’.
@@bryangarcia5599 shh🤫 minty smokes weed.
Loved Peter Berg in Shocker
He is maybe an assistant director
The Lavian Conspiracy!!
Maybe Lokan's career didn't take off because she turned some pervert down.
Knowing what we know now, that seems *very* likely.
I really like T3. I think it works after T2. IMO, it’s the 3rd best film in the series, maybe close to the first in some ways. I thought Kate and John’s chemistry was really strong. They didn’t really like each other and that had to play like that to set up the ending. They weren’t much of a couple but fate left them no choice kinda thing. Also, loved the female Terminator. Played perfectly by this actress. The scene where one of her weapons is damaged so she’s exchanges it for a flame thrower, stands in the street with an exaggerated wide stance, then blasts the hell out of some trees was really funny.
Lol…..u don’t s****
Pretty sure Terminator 3 would've been straight goofy if Ang Lee had directed.
geardog24 agreed
That's why I would've preferred Ridley Scott to direct the movie if John Mostow turned it down
Roland Emmerich’s _T3_ would’ve been a... *_DISASTER_*
This movie was goofy.
_Terminator 3: A Goofy Movie_
@@bryangarcia5599 Emmerich is the worst
I love your videos; however, the director's name of TERMINATOR 3 is Jonathan Mostow and he's not directed HANCOCK; was Peter Berg
I do like this movie more than T2. They tried to stop the judment day but realize that is just impossible. The end of T3 shows you exactly what Kyle told us at T1. This movie tells you there is no way to avoid the future.
T3 is my favorite. Because how the story was glued together. I barely remember T2. I will watch again...
Actually the ending of T2 called for a sequel because John survives. Unless he created an alternate timeline.
The lack of chemistry was kind of the point.
The role of John Connor is pretty cursed.
Christian bale seems to be doing ok.
@@bigkmoviesandgames his meltdown rant about the lights was about as bad as he got
Jason Clarke seems to be ok as well.
Temp music... amateur composers on the verge of greatness often get boxed into temp music, formula, and ultimately replicating stuff (cause it works.)
T3 likely gave him the confidence to tell his directors “what’s up.”
I loved rise of the machines. Still my favorite terminator movie. Loken was brilliant.
It's a good thing they didn't include that Arnie scene where they pattern the Terminators after him. For one thing it would've been inconsistent - It was SkyNet, itself, that created the Terminators after the near destruction of humanity, to root out surviving and resisting humans.
But, it was a funny cut scene, though. 😆
But how would SkyNet have selected Arnold's face and body type to house the endoskeleton? For me at least it makes sense that SkyNet would have kept the record and used it, knowing virtually no human still alive would recognize the body. For me at least, while humorous, is part of the cannon of the franchise. I'm content that it is a deleted extra and not part of the movie though.
@@loka7783 - Good points. But not all Terminators looked like Arnold. In the first film, there's a flashback (flash forward?), scene that shows a Terminator infiltrating a resistance bunker that Reese was in. It wasn't Arnold. Of course in later films, they made the whole assembly line of Arnolds, but I don't consider anything after T2 to be canon. It makes more sense that Arnold was just one model, one version of the Terms. They were made to infiltrate the resistance. If they all looked like Arnold, they'd be easy, REAL easy, to spot. It was the SkyNet super computer's idea, not the military's before the war.
Still think the cut scene was funny as hell.
I'm pretty sure they saved that deleted scene for the gag reel at the wrap party.
@@loka7783 : *canon*
U-571, Bon Jovi was in that!
Given what followed, T3 is a masterpiece 😝 . Good action, decent story, good acting, a few memorable scenes and a surprisingly good ending.
Great review man! I'm a HUGE Terminator fan, so much so I have a life size Endoskeleton in my living room, & I think this was a spot on review of the movie & the spirit of the vision of the creator- James Cameron. Great job Minty!
That is a _choice_ piece of decoration, and now it's the first thing I'm getting for the living room when I buy a house
@@nthgth I bought mine 10 yrs ago. Certainly not cheap but has turned out to be a great investment. If you ever have the chance, try to get the model from "Sideshow"-the original WITHOUT the battle damage. That's the version that is REALLY going up in value over time. And it looks better as it shows the clean chrome of the endoskeleton. At 6"2, its really a show piece & will look great in your new home.
@@Rockstago thanks for the tip, bud!
It must be kind of awkward to dust/clean it in certain... spots. 😄
Worth it though I'm sure
@@nthgth Actually I've never cleaned it. There is so many facets to it, everything being shiny chrome, it doesn't really show dust. Being a piece that is $10K-$25K (last time I checked), it's not the most attainable piece, but I also have the "Endo-skull" that I use as bookends & can be placed on a shelf. It is just the skull & neck enclosed in plexiglass that is much more affordable. You can get these for a few hundred dollars & looks great in a room. The eyes light up & has the removable CPU. -Might check that out for a good decoration in your new house🙂
Ah, a movie from a much simpler time when it was the worst Terminator movie ever made. I long for those times.
It's wasn't bad at all.. The movie wasn't necessary at all but it was fun..
Dark Fate:me
At first, I kinda felt like Terminator 3 was nothing more than a remake of Terminator 2. However.. after watching it a few times, I've grown to like it.
It's better in a lot of ways
I like T3..
WHAT!!??
7:01 - Peter Berg directed "Hancock."
I do quite like this film, although not really as a Terminator sequel, more as a stand alone film. I was always disappointed that not only James Cameron hadn't returned to direct, but both Linda Hamilton and James Furlong were also absent.
Edward Furlong
"Talk to the hand."
“We need a new vehicle.”
Talk tu da haynd
RELAX
Stick around
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Ebert barely liked the FIRST Terminator movie, so, his reaction to this one is no surprise.
First one was truly the best
He was a hack anyways.
@@Maesterful agree
What do you mean?
Movies are subjective. Don't let critics think for you because you could miss a jem. (Generally speaking)
1:48 I liked how he purposely left out Salvation which is probably the best among them. Sarah Connor Chronicles was good too, but it was for TV though.
I was one of the few people that has always loved T3!
10 Things You Didn't Know About “Assault on Precinct 13” (1976).
Awesome movie much better than the remake,first one just had a gritty feeling.
@@triadsamurai4556 The original is great, while the remake was unnecessary (just like the The Fog remake). But there was also an inofficial French remake of Assault on Precinct 13 from 2002 called The Nest (Nid de guepes). It's not as good as the original, but vastly superior to the remake, and pretty bad ass. It has a few plot changes, but f you like the original, you might want to check that one out too.