The Terminator is an infiltration unit | The Terminator [Open Matte, Remastered]
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- The Terminator (1984)
Scene: Kyle Reese tells Sarah about the T-800
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Storyline: A seemingly indestructible robot is sent from 2029 to 1984 to assassinate a young waitress, whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against sentient machines, while a human soldier from the same war is sent to protect her at all costs.
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, William Wisher
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Terminator \ T-800), Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Paul Winfield (Lieutenant Ed Traxler), Lance Henriksen (Detective Hal Vukovich), Rick Rossovich (Matt Buchanan), Bess Motta (Ginger Ventura), Earl Boen (Dr. Peter Silberman)
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Cinema '84/Greenberg Brothers Partnership
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Thanks for posting buddy
thx :D
This open matte version was officially released?
Flashback FM pls download the whole video not half half . I’m dizzy looking for it
Oh yeah that extra millimetre of screen space really makes all the difference.
"Cyborgs don't feel pain. I do."
Great line.
Back when movies had a soul.
Reese's cup tv commercials and ads.
Figure O'Connor and....?
When T2 was filmed Robert Patrick hit Arnold really hard with a crowbar which I think was actually wood. Arnold said "That hurt , don't do it again".
I thought he was taught to ignore pain...?
Do female Terminators bite too?
Michael Biehn's acting was fundamental to help 'selling' the whole Terminator mythos. I truly believe the franchise achieved its current status thanks to him.
I concur. He was really gritty in a way humans surviving an apocalypse should be.
So if they didn't cast Biehn, we wouldn't have those other movies ,ultimately? But we wouldn't have this one..? ....hmm.
Hold on, I'm thinking
The really sad reality is that they did not even TRY to recast Sarah and Reese for the Genysis movie. Not even a little
@buzz magister I did not know that Screamers was a book. It was a pretty okay movie with Peter Weller.
It's a shame too because he doesn't get the same credit that Arnold did. Granted, Arnold definitely deserved it, but Michael played a significant role in making this movie iconic too.
Biehn was the key. He's the heart of the whole movie.
also Arnie and Linda
Yes. Just his one deleted scene in T2 adds an entire layer of heart the film otherwise lacked: the love story he was the lifeblood of.
@@farid1406 there was a deleted scene in the first movie that showed Kyle Reese break down and I really wonder why the hell they deleted these scenes they must have been on drugs
@The Man 316 Low budget films have to focus on maintaining atmosphere and tone and in this film, being less than 2 hrs, having too much character development (as odd as that sounds), too much time for the characters to sit and talk would detract from the danger of the Terminator out there. Plus Kyle's guard being lowered too soon would diminish the power of when he finally does admit his feelings for Sarah. It was the right choice to include it as a scene for an extended cut to be seen after the initial film has been experienced so you have that experience of an exploration into this world that was already established. T2 already diminishes the danger of the T1000 by having them safe from him in the desert for half the second act, so in my opinion this could have been included although my guess is the reason it was not is again to maintain the focus on the danger of the T1000 in the first act.
Franchise *** . He was amazing in every termiator film
“With these weapons...I don’t know”
Someone get my dude a plasma rifle in the 40 watt range
It's just what you see, pal.
Dennis Nguyen ....WRONG
Would have been great if there were outtakes where he found one and got some boss revenge on Arnie.
@@TaeSunWoo Or a hydraulic press.
50 cal with hallow tips should take care of T-800!
He's an infiltration unit. A totally jacked guy who speaks with a distinctive Austrian accent will blend right in!
He blended into the Republican party and fooled everybody
Well every series got slimmer and slimmer. T-600 was too wide to hide convincingly, T-800's could really only be hidden in a bodybuilder skin, 900s and T-Xs were slime enough to be disguised as normal women, and T-1000 could be as fat or skinny as the disguise needed to be.
@@travisjohnson6676 lol
If you think about it, giving the T-800 an accent makes sense. To the average person, his stilted, robotic speech patterns could be passed off as not being a native English speaker.
The worse is that the T-800 who protected John in T2 looked like the same as this one.
How can Terminators infiltrate if many of them look like the same?
I will never understand why Biehn doesn't get more work these days. He's not just an action hero. This movie proves several times he's capable of emoting and giving a layered character.
It shows you how hard it is to be an “A-lister” in the movie industry. Only like 0.001% of people who try to make a living as actors reach that status.
Coke and booze, primarily. A lot of his current physical state suggests a vitamin B1 deficiency resulting from heavy alcoholism. I think he's kinda gotten it under control in the last few years but you can tell from interviews in the early '00s and compare them to ones from the 80s he's got some chemical fuel in him affecting his personality.
@@MichelangeloVA Tom Cruise has been an “A-lister” since the 1980’s (with a brief downturn in his popularity, pre-MI, being noted).
A few actors are multi-millionaires, maybe 1% of working actors are making a comfortable living, and the rest are struggling, usually working other jobs or relying on spouses or family connections to survive.
In spite of Biehn's passion for his profession, he had no interest in playing the Hollywood game ie he didn't care for fame or to maintain a presence. It was nothin' but work.
He was an alcoholic for a while due to lack of work opportunities.
Alcoholic I believe, watch him at some comic cons you can see how it effected him, sad 😢
Michael Biehn did an awesome job as Reese, he played the part of a soldier who's seen some really horrible things that nobody else should.
Kenneth Bowers and then we have Genysis and I wanna vomit.
@@shmekelfreckles8157 Genisys was awesome compared to Dank Fate
@@XxXDemonhunter well, the effects in dark fates were decent at least. And evil terminator actually used his powers.
And then we get Jai Courtney........ Sad
tremendous actor. he made this movie, kyle reese is da man.....
Michael Biehn’s Kyle Reese seems like he’s about to snap at any second. This guy must’ve seen some real shit.
Nicholas Chen countless friends being slaughtered; robots rounding up survivors and destroying them 24/7 whilst living in the end of the world. Top that off with PTSD and survivor’s guilt, you got a soldier who’s seen horrific shit.
Reese was born after the nuclear blast. Posttraumatic stress disorder will kick in.
Iu Iulitza “I WILL NOT GIVE THAT ORDER”
@@TheLucky7z The Rock 1996 by Michael Bay
@Iu Iulitza The Rock 1996 by Michael Bay
The one thing I find amazing is how Reese's entire speech after getting bitten by Sarah, comes across with such sincerity, real belief and emotion that it seems almost to convince Sarah in one go.
Back then when terminators are terrifying and almost indestructible.
Amen
That all ended in t2 .. Now in days terminators are not scary no more just clown fighters
Sum Wan: Same goes for Alien (1979) ... Unfortunately later on, every director (even James Cameron) sacrificed the horrifying experience of the first Alien for 'its epic if we multiply the Aliens and Effects' , and that was the birth of : 'killing enemys in masses' (like in Alien 2 , where a lot of Aliens are killed like its nothing .... when in Alien (1979) it was seemingly impossible to kill the 'perfect organism' (like Ash said) ) ...
And Terminator breathed the same atmosphere : it was a horror-experience: there is a enemy: seemingly impossible to kill it... going his way: unstoppable ; killing everything on his way... and coming nearer and nearer to his goal - and the protagonists on the same hand: went weaker and weaker - and just survives because of pure luck (just like in Alien (1979) ) ...
Directors (even the ones who made legends like Alien (1979) , and Terminator , forget how to make good movies) ... Its all about : 'big effects' ... its all about popcorn-entertainment, fast cuts, a lot of 'cgi-epicness' , gender-politic-correctness, shaky cameras, and milking the franchise to the last drop of money they can made out of.
PygmalionFaciebat they are the Terminators.
Reminds me of Minecraft's Herobrine lmao, now the white eyed man is an action figure but in the past he was a mortifying legend and was absolutely terrifying to anyone who was a young kid playing the game at the time
It’s a subtle thing but I like how the way he did not react to the bite implies the things he’s been through and his toughness
True! That was a great point. This soldier has been through some serious shit back in the future
There’s a scene after police shootout where Kyle was bleeding and Sarah got worried, but he said it was fine. Yeah he may not look like it, but he’s a tough guy
Especially as, stereotypically, whenever someone gets bitten like that in movies they scream in pain as if it's the most agonizing shit ever LMAO. But Reese is just like... "don't do that again"
dimitris katsoulis back in the future. Interesting word choice. Only in Terminator would that make sense
It's kind of a small psychological thing but the fact that he didn't lash out at her for doing it gave him more credibility that he was trying to protect her and made her trust him more.
Making the character to bark: "Pay attention!" as he's starting the exposition, just in case some of the audience is losing concentration now that the action scene has ended: the scriptwriter is a genius! 😂
"It can't be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead."
I love this line because of its desperation to make the listener understand something that is almost impossible to understand - that a thing that looks human has an entirely alien and hostile nature.
Exactly. And the look that Sarah gave him after he said that, I always felt like what and how Kyle said there made her believe him.
Like a corporation.
No a$$ to kick, no soul too damn, and practically, immortal and readily transmutes after " bankruptcy.
Started basically, globally, in the 1600s, Holland, then Britain.
East India Companies...
Now..
Hostile but not angry. A machine carrying out its program. Dreadful, no soul. A salient moment in science fiction cinema.
I literally always think about this dialogue when I'm dealing with my toddler when he's having a meltdown hahah
@@darthcheeseburger that’s funny as hell lol
The entire narrative was placed on Michael Biehns shoulders and he nailed it. Great casting.
What about his shoulders?
He later takes on role of Hicks in Aliens the 2nd Alien movie.
There's a reason why Cameron has used him in a BUNCH of his other movies. This, Aliens, The Abyss... He's an amazing actor.
@@danieldevito6380 absolute legend
Yea his role is a big pile of exposition and he makes it work
I think he didn't age well though, which naturally matters alot in hollywood. Considering the roles he had in the 80's, he should have been a big deal into the 2k's.
" That terminator is out there ., it can't be bargained with , it can't be reason with .. It doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop ever until you are dead "
But after that? What will it do?
@@Nicholas_Chen_ Reese did say that guns may not stop a terminator
@@Nicholas_Chen_ It will become Useless.
Loved these lines so much, I had to stick them in a synth track. My music ain’t much to go by, but the dialogue is so cool!
@@rentedrubbergloves me to! The famous lines from michael biehn
It's kinda creepy how he says bad breathe. It means that him/someone else has been close enough to notice that human detail and live.
Probably someone who talked to a terminator trying to infiltrate
The breath is probably memorable, like some sort of artificial breath, not quite human, but close enough.
0:35 u can smell his breath here... smells like rotten pigs meat.
Maybe his breathe was just so bad, that it had range. Maybe you didn't have to be close to it.
"haaastaaaalaaaaviistaaaaahhhhh baaaby"
@@GozUnlimited He's supposed to be an infilitration unit.
John Connor sent his father back in time to protect this mother. It's things like that that really give this film emotion. It makes your heart flutter.
How did John's father meet his mother in the first place?
@@lex.cordis He got sent back in time? That's kind of the premise of the entire first movie.
@@jackbrigoli7452 Think about it for a little while.... LOL.
@lex.cordis Wait, do you think I literally meant he deliberately made the decision to send his father back in time? Of course, he didn't know that. Nobody knew that. The timeline is fixed. John was born specifically because Reese was sent back in time to protect Sarah, and that's when he met her, and John was conceived. Reese is John's father and Sarah is John's mother. It's not rocket science.
@@jackbrigoli7452 Buddy, John sent his own father back in time, which is the reason he was born... Make it make sense.
Michael Biehn deserved to have a big career similar to Arnold and Linda but he got nothing..... A damn shame
Apparently he was an alcoholic and studios were afraid to work with him, kinda like when they found out Edward Furlong was a coke and heroin addict.
he had a career at least until 1996 (The Rock), Aliens, Abyss, Tombstone, etc
@@jjrj8568 he also could have been like Dolph Lundgren, who had the ability to become a pretty high fame star but (allegedly) chose not to. I read a pretty recent article about Michael Biehn and, allegedly, he wanted to be able to spend more time with his family instead of shooting movies all the time.
He was the bad guy in "Art of War". Did a good job
What big career did Linda have? Terminator was it. Biehn did movies, K2 was good, Tombstone, the Seventh Sign, Rampage, Aliens ,the Abyss, the Rock. Not a bad career really.
“Decided our fate in a microsecond”
I always thought that line was scary, the idea that anything could make a decision like that so quickly
Yeah. Considering the modern topic about AI. We need to remember what Skynet was meant represent the threat from it. Otherwise some like it might come to a similar conclusion on how to decide what to do about us? Extermination.
Michael Biehn and Linda Hamilton had great chemistry in this movie and both performances were excellent. As much as i love T2 i find this film far superior in plot and tone, love it.
Their chemistry is palpable, especially seeing this as an adult and understanding much more of the more subtle emotional dynamics going on. I enjoy T2, also, but for me, T1 edges it because of the perfectly balanced intense love story going on among all the awesome action sequences and fight for survival.
@@DarlingNikki2 Especially when you see all of the deleted scenes, even ones on TH-cam I didn't know existed, it really shows their more human sides and makes you feel for them even more.
Terminator: action horror film
Judgment Day: hard R action film
Rise of the Machines: action comedy
Salvation: boring action
Genyshite: even more boring PG 13 film
Woke Fate: woke propoganda
@@rusty7984 Salvation was pretty cool
T1 and T2 are very different, like Alien and Aliens are very different movies.
I just watched 4 minute clip and now I want to see the whole movie again... That's what GREAT movie is
Максат Байшанов it should be free on TH-cam right now
@@TaeSunWoo absolutely. So many young people didnt watched this movie, its insane)
Максат Байшанов lol I was the same way. Just watched it for the first time a few months back. It’s great tho
@@TaeSunWoo wow, welcome to the club 😀😎
And the sequel was even better
Apart from the Terminator being a brilliant movie Michael
Biehn’s acting was mind blowing!!!!
Reese is such an interesting character. Absolutely hardened by what he's seen, but still has a heart somehow. Perfect contrast to the antagonist and this movie will forever be a classic
You can clearly see that this guy went trough hell. He looks broken and unstable. There's always a fear in his eyes.
Amazing performance by Michael Beihn.
My brain still can't accept the fact of how badly Cortnay fucked up such an iconic character.
Who's Cortnay...?
@@aldosigmann419 the guy who played Kyle reese in terminator genisys
Was watching the Making Of Terminator and they said something similar. He had this haunted, vulnerable appearance to him.
A good performance is based on 3 things; Good writing, a good director, and a good actor. This film had all 3. Genesys had 1; The actor. But sadly, if you're missing any of those 3 factors, the whole thing falls apart.
I think Cortnay could've done an awesome job, but the magic just wasn't there for any of the actors, poorly cast or no. The only reason that Arnie's any good in that & the other one (That we don't talk about...) is because he is a *way* better actor than a lot of people seem to still think he is.
I fully get what you mean, but it isn't squarely on Cortnay.
@@Limbitation tbh, it wasn’t Jai Courtney’s fault. He was badly miscast in the role of Kyle Reese from a visual perspective, and that coupled with the scripting which had him making snarky wisecracks meant he was never going to be able to turn in a convincing performance. Every decision made in that movie’s production was terrible
I agree. Michael Biehn should have received an Oscar for his performance. It's hard to gauge the success of this film without him.
i was born in 1986.. i think everything about 80's or early 90's is very very epic and beautiful.. the scenery, the vibes, retro and vintage but i really miss it so much..
Yea I grow up in 2017 and watch this movie and I think what 2030S be like when I grow up I am 21 time fly’s
I was born in 1996 and would love to experience those times if I'm being honest. There's just something so fake about today's culture and I really don't feel like I fit into it
I was born in 1975 so lived through the 1980's and 1990's it was amazing ere for kids to grow up.
Micheal Biehn made Kyle Reese more memorable and fantastic
I was 7 years old when I first saw this movie, I'm 43 now and still can't get enough of it. It has profoundly impacted my life.
43 with that kind of pfp? 💀 I highly doubt it
10 when I saw it. Watch it every few years. Profile pic is fine btw
@@gingerpeachy3044 LMAO what? The math ain’t adding up here buddy 🤣
@@gingerpeachy3044 Dude you make no sense 😂 there’s no way you were just a baby when this movie came out if you’re 76 years old now.. again the math isn’t adding up here.
@@gingerpeachy3044 Dude if you’re really 76 years old this movie wasn’t even out yet when you were a baby like wtf 😂 you literally make no sense now if you said you were in the 40s then that would be believable.
“Not yet. Not for about 40 years.”
Damn Cameron nailed that.
4:05 never noticed until now how deep Sarah actually bit Reese. Love that attention to detail, you can almost see the profile of the teeth on his hand
And the blood on her mouth!!!
I got a human bite once from punching a guy in the mouth. Tiny little nick but 11 days in hospital and 3 operations for one tiny little nick.
The human mouth is so filthy he'd need some kinda stuff to sort that out.
@@gordonferrar7782 Kyle did grow up in a world where hygiene is nonexistent and people eat rats to survive. He's probably immune to a lot of things that would make a human in 1984 gravely ill.
She must have some strong teeth! 😁
Fun fact, Michael has his hand bit in EVERYONE of Cameron’s movies he’s in.
Also, Bill Paxton is the only actor to be killed by an Alien, Predator, and a Terminator!
Lance Henrikson has also been killed by an Alien, Predator, and a Terminator.
Hayward Jablowme nah, Lance survived the Alien attack... twice. In Aliens and Alien 3, he never died.
@@jrreedve2825
Nah, he died. Just because he was brought back to life don't mean he didn't die.
Hayward Jablowme in Aliens, he got ripped in half, but as he was an artificial person he survived. He was put into stasis lock at the end of the movie by Ripley. So, not dead.
@@jrreedve2825
Ok then, you bastard.
I think this is the best terminator movie.. many people will say T2
but in my opinion this is the best one, the horror, the atmosphere, this movie has the full package
It's not even half of T2 but it has uniqueness n originality as it was first film of the series
Imagine this T-800 completes it's task, it would be all married out living on a ranch.
Thank God we will never see that in a T movie. it's just too ludicrous
Ewww gross, You must have been one of the 8 people in the US to have seen Terminator: Woke Fate.
if it succeeds, the whole world would get blown to shit. did you forget about skynet
What logically would happened is the Terminator will prepare for the birth of Skynet (remember it's not exist yet at this point) and then just hide and idle itself until the judgment day triggered. In Sarah Chronicles some of the ideas are presented in the series.
He would make a living dancing tables at “The Nu Tech Noir All-80s Retrotek”, and settle down with an interior decorator called Wulfgang and their Pug/Schnauser cross, Bobbii.
Micheal biehn is an underrated actor
2:02 - I bet that Kyle was aware of the fact that weapons in the 80's would be useless against the Terminator, but he didn't want to make Sarah even more scared.
Hah, didn't actually notice that at first, but yeah, good point! And the WAY he says it, too, "with these weapons, I don't know..." the tone in his voice is one of hopelessness, because he knows the answer.
Not with weapons in the 80's but "with these weapons" as in what he had access to right then. He cannot get an M2 Browning off the street. The weapons he would need would be locked in military armories.
lmao, all someone needed is a military guy with a rocket launcher and no more terminator. It could be easily defeated with 80s weapons, heck even with 1940s ones except no one knew about a machine so they didn't hunt it. In the police station, all they had is small machine guns and shot guns...well those arent enough obviously.
He should go to the gyn shop since he's already dead, he would have better chance to fight the t800
Good ol fashioned pipe bomb blew that thing to pieces though lol. They been around for a couple hundred years.
Let it be said, that just on the overall mood, this wasn't an action movie per se, it is an Action Thriller, bordering on horror. The haunting atmosphere, the unrelenting despair with little reprieve, the mounting tension, the Show-Don't-Tell approach to the action. Truly, an outstanding blend of art and grittiness.
The contempt and hatred in Kyle's voice when he talks about the machines....
I noticed that, too. Biehn was so convincing. He was flawless.
Some of the best acting you'll ever see in a movie
"...decided our fate in a microsecond..." is one of the most chilling lines in movie history.
My oldest sister named my nephew Kyle Reese-she was so enamored with Michael Biehn and his character in this movie.
They don’t make movies like this anymore unfortunately. Something about movies from the 80’s and 90’s is just better.
Something called authenticity. This was abound back in the day! Society was still hunger for high quality entertainment.
Movies and actors back then had character and the audience were people, who prioritized thinking rationally and seeing movies as the entertainment they are meant to be rather than being offended by everything.
Also because the world was very grim during the 80's and 90's and I think it captures the time period
twitch7771 the lack of special effects absolutely forced the writers and directors to tell a GREAT story nowadays writers and directors are just spoiled
No shaky cam, dodgy ass sjw or PC shit. Just great stories , characters and immersion. Not only that no social media so having less access to trailers etc helped keep suspence and intrigue
This film is old but Awesome!!!!!!!
Old movies are better than new films especially the silly children’s films Marvel and Disney.
@@СергейЛебедев-с9щ3э Definitely some of the Disney/Marvel films are criticised and judge. But I don't care what people think of them if people enjoy them then who is to complain?
In the words of he Terminator himself: "Old, but not obsolete..."
@@2429Ryanspeer Thanks to these films, now they shoot 80% of the shit, many adapt to Marvel’s films as happened with Genisys and Dark Fate, but the result was shit. Of course, not only Marvel and Disney are to blame for shooting shit right now, but also feminism, racial intolerance, child rating PG-13. But it doesn’t matter. Hollywood stopped making normal films like it was in the 80-2000s.
Сергей Лебедев lmao it looks like you got a personal issue with marvel/ Disney c’mon grow up and accept things have changed
Love how they included the bite mark on his hand at 3:25. Great attention to detail in this film. Way ahead of its time
I always found it so satisfying when hearing the sound of Reese loading the shells into the shotgun
I put iit on an endless loop snd i use it to put me to sleep at night.
Imagine waking up in a completely different world... like Reese going back through time
Nightmare... Just.... Nightmare
I doubt the human brain would handle it. They point on that in "11.22.63" how time travel kept messing with a persons mind, the brain is used to accepting one reality, not multiple ones.
2020: Hold my corona
Reese must've been happy to do it though, it gave him a chance to escape the hell of the post apocalyptic World he was in
The Terminator is literally the most original concept for a film I’ve ever seen.
Late ass reply but I read that Cameron came up with the idea during a fever dream he had while doing another film in Rome. Wish more crazy concepts like this were a thing in modern cinema, especially with how much can be cgi now.
Not really , it came from the minutaurus from the greek mitologhy
Micheal Biehn is such a good actor for someone who doesn't have that much experience 👍
Damn, the quality of this remaster is masterful
1:07 *at this point, he's thinking, "where is she going with this???"*
Best exposition in a movie ever. Normally this would be so generic and lazy, but Cameron’s writing is so good in this film.
In another 35 years nobody's going to remember the last few Terminator films, but everyone will still regard this for the groundbreaking classic it is.
This film was so original in 1984. What an incredibly deep story. The first two films are 10/10.
Michael is an absolute god at delivering this seemingly whackey dialogue about robots with skin.
When he says "Listen and understand" that delivery is so fucking amazing. I wish he was in more stuff.
That line is at 1:22
"Decided our fate in a microsecond, extermination"
This is where Harlan Ellison's "I have no mouth but I must scream" comes into place
I like how he doesn't flinch when she bites him. Also everything looks perfectly gritty.
Michael Bihen is an amazing actor who somehow is casted as someone from the future or the past. He is amazing in any role.
Best Terminator movie, didn’t need a sequel and certainly not this many!
Del Duvall common , T2 was good tho
@Alezander2002 T3, and 4 the nothing after Salvation in my head canon
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You know what movies are scarier and suspenseful than Terminator 1? Jurassic Park and The Thing. Why? Cause Jurassic Park is about dinosaurs and humans surviving them while The Thing is about paranoia about who is human and who is not. Even one of the most scariest scenes in Jurassic Park has no dinosaurs in it (It is the scene where Alan Grant scares a kid with a raptor claw and he gives a speech to the kid about how deadly these carnivorous animals can be and he ends with the words: "You are alive when they start to eat you".) Also Jurassic Park does HAVE humor LIKE TERMINATOR 2 such as Jeff Goldblum's laugh, the Brachiosaur sneezing, and "You didn't say the magic word."
Thanuja damithangani That’s great and all but nobody’s talking about Jurassic park and the thing 🤷♂️
@@delduvall what is this nonsense. These movies are better and suspenseful than Terminator 1.
I know it's been said, but man, Michael Biehn's performance really is outstanding in this! His look, mannerisms, the PTSD he's clearly wrestling with...amazing. This is how a soldier from the future SHOULD be like: intense, emotional, and a bit "off".
Crazy its been almost 40 years as he predicted and AI has recently been taking over.
"it can't be bargained with
it cant be reasoned with
it doesn't feel pity, remorse or fear."
Then Dark Fate happened
Terminatirs like T1000 , TX and T3000 have shown fear
So why can't Carl show remorse?
a machine was able to learn the value of a human life like Sarah said
@@RX7821979 there's something wrong with referencing films that were retconned because of Dark Fate, to defend Dark Fate.
Regardless of whatever sequel there is, absolutely nothing beats the original Terminator: sci-fi, action, and horror. All the rest lack at least one of these descriptions.
Sarah: "Can you stop it?"
Kyle: "Well, I could have, but I will get an infection in my right hand now....sooooooo....."
LMAO
Biehn carried this movie almost on his own... what an actor.
The whole speech, starting with Listen and understand was just epic. Phenomenal!
It’s crazy that this movie was way ahead of its time.
So good. Best T film easily.
2 was better though
@@crashpal terminator 2 judgement day was the best ever!!!!!!!!
1 is better than 2
@@visionist7 no 2
@@visionist7 The truth about terminator 2 is the James Cameron had more money and the effects were better and it was the most expensive movie ever made.
I love the continuity of Reese having the bite wound on his hand
Kyle reese fearlessness is classic it’s literally the perfect supporting role. Idk how he didn’t get an award
I've read that Michael Biehn is loner style actor who uses a method style of acting for a lot of his parts to convey true intensity. It was widely known that his acting in The Abyss was vocally praised and deserved a best actor in a supporting role nomination for his Navy Seal character that went rogue. However, The Abyss was a science fiction and action film that goes unnoticed unless it's for special effects or sound editing, etc. The same that goes for Horror films. Too bad he wasn't used in Avatar (James Cameron wanted but also had Sigourney Weaver as a costar and didn't want two actors from Aliens). However, the only actor that can pull off a Reece style character that I can think in the same period is Mel Gibson.
He's an incredible actor, well known in all of his movies, he just probably had bad luck, or didn't play the game in Hollywood.
One of the most classic lines in the history of cinema
Man the first two were absolute gems....never get old.
this movie is so awesome i really don't have any other words i just love it
One of the best Terminator Films
The fear and shock sarah connor felt compared to dani ramos just being like “ok”
Kyle Reese in T1: "I will protect Sarah Connor with my life as it is my duty for the sake of humanity!"
Kyle Reese in Genisys: "ugh I shouldn't have volunteered for this shit"
poor Reese...imagine the pressure he was under and how lonely he felt
When you realise its almost reaching 40 years from the year this was set
The way Arnold turns his head at 2:28. That’s definitely robotic
This was almost a horror a film, Arnold looked absolutely terrifying, Kyle Reese looked terrified of him but in a hardcore soldier kind of way.
That face when Arnie is looking around 🥶
Michael Biehn will be forever underrated. He was brilliant in this
I just re-watched 1 and 2 back to back the other day. I had always thought 2 was better as a kid, but after watching them again as an adult, I think 1 might actually hold up better
I can watch this scene any time, and it will never get old. I believe Michael Biehn is the ONLY actor who could've made this character believable, and he f**king nailed it effortlessly.
I've met him twice, and he's just such a great dude.
Great performance by Michael Biehn. I believed everything he said and totally bought into his character. Amazing performance!
Every time I watch this scene and I hear the line “the 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy” makes me think how absolutely terrifying they must have looked! Imagine a bunch of machines covered in rubber and fake hair trying to infiltrate your home base? Like a bunch of mannequins with guns! That’s nightmare fuel lol!
You can actually see these guys in salvation, and yeah they are pretty intimidating.
I love the fear in Reese’s eyes like he’s fought and killed cyborgs and seen the horrors of war but he knows in the 20th century with our primitive weapons he’s most likely no match for the terminator
"Listen, and understand: that terminator is out there. It can't be bargained with. It can't be rained with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse or fear. And it absolutely will not stop. Ever. Until you are dead."
One of my favorite movie lines of all time
When I was a kid, I didn't didn't like this movie and i liked T2 better, but as I got older, I realized this movie is a masterpiece.
Kyle Reese: It can't be reasoned with, it can't be bargained with. It doesn't feel pity of remorse or fear, and it absolutely will not stop. Ever!
Sarah: gasp
Kyle: … until it kills your son. Then it feels pity, remorse and starts a family and drape business.
Sarah: wtf
3:58 In fact more relevant today than ever before...
How have we fallen from this masterpiece to today's abominations? Even through Kyle's verbal description you can visualize the unknown, yet certain, terror that this machine brings...
Writers have gotten too lazy. Why utilize unknown terror in expertly delivered dialog when the guys at the multi-million-dollar computers just pop in the expensive CGI?
@@graced1338 Are you talking to me?!
@@pantelisliakos2481 I am
Well there's no one else here so she must be talking to ju mang
What I like about these scene is that Reese is obviously though as nails but he is still desperate, scared shitless and generally very aware what the T 800 is. It was nice when it was hard to kill one terminator
"One possible future" "Not for about 40 years". One thing I gotta say about Kyle Reese is that he was not lying. Not one bit. It's 40 years later, AI is implemented and there are Cyborg prototypes ran by AI.
The cinematography in this is so great, everything looks so real the lighting dust sweat
I remember back when we rented this on VHS. It was so dark you had to guess what was happening. This looks like he's in my living room. Som things do get better.
01:17 - 01:23
“Cyborgs don’t feel PAIN, I DO….
Don’t ever do that AGAIN!”
LMAO 😂
Love that PART!
"I am not stupid you know. They cannot make things like that yet."
"Not yet. Not for about 40 years"
Checks calendar. 1984 + 40 = 2024.
*Oh shit*
I thought exactly that☠
40 years later? The future has arrived!
0:57 and so the concept for Terminator Genysis and Dark Fate was born. "One Possible Future"