To this day, any time a movie or tv character says something like "there's a storm coming", regardless of context, I am compelled to respond with a somber "I know..."
You are honestly the ONLY reactor that I have EVER heard acknowledge the fact about Sarah thinking about Kyle in the picture, because of that callback to when Kyle said he had always wondered. Everyone else always lets it go right over their head. You are definitely sharp!
@@Garryck-1 Almost every reactor I’ve seen has realized that it’s the picture Reese had, but I don’t remember any others connecting-at least not out loud-that Sarah was thinking of him when it was taken. (Someone in the comments always mentions it afterwards, though.)
Arnold told James Cameron, "I should say 'I will be back.', because a robot wouldn't use contractions." & James Cameron said, "That's not cool. You're cool."
I like the callback to the first scene, saying he will rip her heart out.. Seems like thats the standart move for a terminator without a weapon and is such a grim line.
3:57 "He's got Sneakers for sneaking." This put a big smile on my face. Jen, you are the most adorable Terminator ever. Not only that, your reaction was fun too, which really helps because I am not a huge fan of the Terminator movies, as others are.
right on sir! To that point, (maybe not exactly because they had to do it twice lol) but sometimes they old ways done well work best. Jen your reaction to the truck explosion near the end said it all. Probably be surprised to hear, as most are because it looks incredible, but that explosion was all miniature work. The truck was about a foot and a half high and 8 feet long. I love movies lol.
One of the very rare times Arnold Schwarzenegger played the villain in a film, usually he's a heroic badass. This role suited him more than most to me, the cold calculating killing machine.
Speaking of “cold calculating killing machine”, Arnold was amazing as the villain Mr. Freeze in Batman & Robin. Even better than his role as the Terminator villain in this film imo.
"The picture that he had was when she was thinking about him." That picture paradox is so poignant. I love that a scene like that lives in such a dark and tense sci-fi thriller. It's kinda the 'Ah-ha' payoff of the story. James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd wrote this movie (also Aliens and The Abyss). They know a thing or two.
Jen Arnold during his press junket for Terminator; he was on Tonight Show with Johnny Carson promoting this movie. Arnold told a funny story to Johnny about this movie. As you see here, settings for this movie are nighttime. During filming, Arnold in full makeup making his flesh rotted and showing metal. He was on his way to location. Arnold stopped by local restaurant pick up food. He walked in and people (customers) scattered out of the restaurant. Clerk was freaking out of his appearance.......lol
I thought the MVP was easily Reese. He gave his life saving Sarah's, and yes she doesn't kill it at the end without that sacrifice. And the fact that he only had a few hours to woo Sarah and make John, that is truly heroic 😉
Actually, at the time, James Cameron & the production team thought Michael Biehn had done such a good job that they lobbied for him to get nominated for Best Supporting Actor. Sadly it didn't work out, but Biehn knocked it out of the park on this. Very underrated actor.
1. Linda Hamilton ROCKED. She's really built in T2. Must watch next. 2. Along with Lance Henriksen/Vukovich and Michael Biehn/Reese also played in Aliens as Bishop and Hicks. 3. The late Bill Paxton is the only actor who's characters have died in The Terminator, Alien and Predator series. 4. Ginger's boyfriend must be a lousy lay if she needs her music when they rock and roll. 5. Most chicks catch the John being Reese's son but you did it earlier than anyone else.😎
Michael Biehn does a really great job of selling Reese's love, devotion, and admiration to Sarah in that hotel scene. He also does a great job of portraying Reese in constant state of readiness and awareness. It was his idea to have Reese look into the camera & try to speak to the "person in authority" in the interrogation scene. He was an underrated actor. He was also in Aliens and The abyss, both James Cameron movies as well. He had a brief scene in T2 but was edit from the theatrical version. It's in the extended version.
I love that Kyle Reese always wondered what Sarah Connor was thinking about when the photo of her (looking a little sad) was taken, then we find out she was thinking of him. There's a similar moment in the time travel romance movie Somewhere in Time (1980), with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. One you might like as you enjoy time travel stories.
That was Bill Paxton playing the punk, yes. You'll also have noticed Lance Henriksen (Bishop from Aliens) as a cop, and Reese was Michael Biehn, aka Hicks. Be interesting to see your opinion of the 2, and which you think is the best. They're both very strong movies, but stylistically different enough that I don't think you can really do a like-for-like comparison.
@@jenmurrayxo It'll be interesting to see if you notice another Aliens actor in Terminator 2 (I didn't realise until someone mentioned it to me much later).
You noticed The Actors for Aliens, Like Bill Pullman and Michael Beihen, but you missed Lance Hendricks, who was Bishop. In Terminator 2, you'll See the Woman that played Badass Marine Vasquez as well.
"Is that a crushing machine like I said?!? CRUSH! CRUSH! CRUSH!" I love this quote. In addition to the enthusiasm in which it was said, it's also a wholly accurate description of the machine's proper name AND what it's used for. Keep going, Jen -- you're crushing it! :)
@@eskreskao Well, I mean, it's pretty useful to know the proper name in this case, considering how awesome they are, in terms of just how many things they are able to crush. You'll find more of the info (or entertainment, as the case may be) that you want if you know it.
The FX for this movie were top notch for 1984 and they still hold up to this day. Bill held the record for the longest time of being killed by three of the most badass Scifi characters.
I like how 2029 is "in the future" but 1984 is "in the present time", though we're a lot closer to 2029 than we are to 1984... Thanks for sharing your experience, Jen.
I love watching Sarah's arc continue in Terminator 2. Linda Hamilton's ability to still keep the naive waitress from T1 alive in Sarah's heart despite how much she's changed on the outside is awe-inspiring acting.
She’s totally underrated. I know she has some issues but she should have been in more movies. I was almost her age in this movie and to see a badass woman like her just made me so happy. And then in T2, she was over the top cool.
This was James Cameron's "Look what I can do" movie. It took all the skills he'd learned working as an art director for Roger Corman's cheapie genre movies... Cameron is an artist, matte painter, writer, model builder, director, cinematographer... the only thing he cant do on a film set is act. This movie looks like it cost 5 times more than it did. The sequel is Cameron with the world's biggest (for its time) budget... so it's a fun way to contrast what the same filmmaker can do with next to nothing vs hundreds of millions of dollars.
@@jenmurrayxobtw Stan Winston deserves a shout out too... anothther brilliant artist who did the practical FX for the Terminator (working from Cameron's designs). Stan also did FX work on Aliens, Predator 1 & 2, T2, Punpkinhead (also directed it), and Jurassic Park (all the on set puppet dinosaurs). Fun fact: Lance Hendrickson (cop in this movie, Bishop in Aliens) was Cameron's pick to be the Terminator (see Near Dark to find out how that might have worked). Cameron was forced to see Arnold by a producer.. he reluctantly went... had no intention of hiring him.. but his angular face, his imposing figure and the fact that he brought up Yul Brenner's performance as the killer robot in the 70s Westworld film convinced Cameron to hire him.. Arnold was still unsure.. he didnt want to.do villain roles... so James did a painting of Arnold as the Terminator and sent it to him to convince him that, even though hes the villain, hes the default "hero" of the movie.
18:27 Now let me point out, he did not give her this pistol in the hope of stopping the T800, if it should show up. It _can't_ possibly do that and he knows it. He gave her the pistol because he knows the future she faces; a future in which she will have to get comfortable handling firearms.
Kyle Reese is in Aliens as Hicks. Michael Beihn is the actors name. You'll be seeing him in Mando at some point. He's also in the popular western Tombstone
@@jenmurrayxo yeah he's a great hero. Unfortunately his career went off track with drug addictions. That kept him from skyrocketing to superstars. But, he's clean and doing well now.
Linda Hamilton in T2 took Sigourney Weavers first female real action role in Alien 1979 and took it a new level for all women and girls, she trained for months for this role, workouts, fight skills, determined that woman would be seen as future action movie stars and in life! Damn Goddess! 😳❤️🙏👍😎
This was the first movie I purchased on VHS back in 1985. It cost me over $89 for that purchase... But, this is one of the best movies done by Arnold...
Mine was Back to the Future and Ghostbusters. I bought them after I got my birthday money. Lol. I didn't buy Terminator until like 1987 or 88 or something.
6:42 - with regards to the hair : it depends on how you style the hair. If you can't make it bigger you could certainly crimp the hell out of it. Also fun fact - the sound of the dispatcher when Reese steals the shotgun AND the guy that leaves the message on Sarah's answering machine are both voiced by the same guy: James Cameron himself
The ending has been changed. While nothing was added, in the original release, the camera goes back to the crushed Terminator, with the eye glowing red.
Great Reaction as usual. Arnold Schwarzenegger was admired as the ultimate badass as the terminator. The fact that he was the villain only added to his image. I was 14 when this movie came out. A lot of kids were wearing "terminator sunglasses" and speaking with a thick Austrian accent.
"He's so giant." When Arnold was running for Governor of California he came to the local mall in my city. I was shocked at how short he was. I'm 6'2" tall and he was way shorter than me, although there were way too many people in front of me to do a direct comparison.
Apparently the endoskeleton model was 6'2"!!!!! I'd still find the endoskeletons terrifying, even if they were my height, rather than being taller!!!!! Even a woman-sized endoskeleton would be terrifying, though!!!!! :(
There's a wonderful picture of wrestler Andre the Giant and basketball star Wilt Chamberlain (I think) lifting Arnold like a child, if you Google the three of them. He's an extraordinary bodybuilder but he's barely north of average height. It's amazing how tiny and cute he looks flanked by two men over 7 feet tall, even at his full Conan weight.
In a way it's good i'm late reacting to this, because i know what else you've seen. The police Captain in this is the same actor who was Chekov's Captain of the Reliant in The Wrath of Khan. I'm surprised you haven't reacted to Terminator 3 yet. I know most people love the first two best, i agree they are good, but i love the third one more.
I LOVE this film. Like the first Alien film, it is a combination of Horror and Sci-Fi. And much like Alien, the sequel T2 is more of an action film. Both featured strong female characters with great character development.
The "injury to eye" motif is viscerally powerful. Humans are so fundamentally visually oriented that the prospect of eye injury provokes the kind of response that horror flicks like this one (a scifi slasher flock, basically) thrive on.
It's okay to cosplay as the villain, Jen. Love all of your outfits. 👍 T2 you get to see Sarah as a bad ass. I actually met Linda Hamilton a few years after T2 at Six Flags water park in Cali. We spoke briefly and she seemed really nice. I didn't want to bug her for a pic because she was there with a friend.
I just found your channel and enjoyed it very much . James Cameron is one of the greatest director since the 80’s He wrote and directed Terminator 2 , that one is the Best of All. You may want to add to your list “The Abyss “ also written and directed by James Cameron. Great movie 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So some trivia for this movie, it all was because of a dream. James Cameron was directing a movie called Piranha 2: The Spawning, had to fly out to Rome to work on it and it left him broke cause it was a cheap movie. Because he had no money, he had to live on leftover food in the hotel he was staying at which led to him getting food poisoning and being sick in bed. While sleeping, he had a nightmare about a metal endoskeleton coming at him out of an explosion with kitchen knives. When he woke up, he had the idea for the Terminator.
Michael Biehn was cast as Kyle Reese. He had a part in Planet Terror(2007). He also played Chris in the 1998 Magnificent Seven TV show on CBS. He was raised in Nebraska. Jai Courtney was cast as Kyle Reese in Terminator Genisys(2015).
My Goodness. As a child of the 80's (born 1970), we were SO spoiled by all the fantastic films released during that decade! Not that there wasn't plenty of junk then & not that good movies aren't being made now, but that decade probably contains the largest collection of all-time classics. As a 13-year old, this film Blew. Me. Away. I guess because the name, 'Kyle' was so rare at that point, I identified with Reese a bit more than normal. (Yes, that's my first name. ^_^ ) And though I've never fought any Terminators, I have had some love affairs in my life that were just as poignant & ended just as tragically. (Minus the 'Dying' part. :-P )
Great reaction... Here are some cool 80's flicks Blade Runner - The Thing - Predator - Conan the Barbarian - Scarface - Mad Max (trilogy) - Superman (1978) - Blow Out - Blue Velvet - They Live - Dune (1984) -Fright Night - Carrie
Jen was blessed with off-kilter, good looks. Brad Fiedel composed the music for The Terminator(1984). He played it with an Oberheim synthesizer. He also wrote music for Cameron's True Lies(1994). The Terminator feels like a 1970's slasher movie at times. Bess Motta appeared in lewd 1980's workout tapes on VHS. She worked on the failed TV show The New Monkees. The cop who gets beaten up by Schwarzenegger was the male lead in James Cameron's 1978 short Xenogenesis.
I'm writing Webster's to recommend and addition to its next edition. Terminatorie: A state of preparedness and dress that enhances enjoyment of a Terminator movie reaction.
The funny thing is, Arnold didn´t even want to play the Terminator at the beginning. He wanted to be a hero, not a villain and had his eye on playing Kyle Reese. Thank God that didn´t happen :D
This movie has such a horrifying premise: just an unbeatable superbeing coming to get you and you're unprepared, unequipped, nobody will believe your story, come to defend you or be on your side. As usual, your reaction was really entertaining! I loved your reaction to when the Terminator comes back, after being burned "alive". You and this film have such a large contrast, I love it. Thanks for watching this great film, and I am so excited for you to start watching T2.
Jen, in 1991 , James Cameron was going to make a live action Spiderman movie with Charlie Sheen as Peter Parker and the girl from the movie , Teen Witch , as MJ , but he couldn't get the shot he wanted of Spidey swinging through the streets, using cgi, so he could only get a liquid cgi character made, so he made the Abyss and Terminator 2 instead, Ahnold was going to be Doc Ock in the movie too
@@jenmurrayxo well he was close to a role model for us in the 1980s, he was the guy in jail with Ferris's sister in Ferris Bueller's day off , and he told her to live her own life , i think.
My favorite quotes are, "Your clothes, give them to me, now!"when he encounters the punk, and "get OUT!" when he hops in cab of the truck, face rotting away, much to the shock of the startled driver, who (wisely) gets out.
Great reaction. Fun fact ... in this reaction, about time stamp 17:57, there is a scene that got cut off, (but is in your patreon version). One of the terminators is Arnold's body building friends, Franco Columbo. Most now won't know him...but if you followed Arnold's career as a body builder, you'd know who that was.
@@Zorak9595 Hmmmm, I don't know. I know that surfing legend Gerry Lopez was in the movie. And Sandahl Bergman, who was a dancer. But I would not be surprised if Arnold's body building pals showed up in his movies once in a while.
@jay pee According to IMDB, it was. (It says he played a Pictish Scout.) Apparently, he was also a medic in Predator, continued to have roles every couple years through the 90s, and had his final role when he was about 74 years old in 2015.
@@bigdream_dreambig I am not a body builder ... but I recall when I first saw Arnold...it was in the Pumping Iron documentary. I know Franco was in that too, along with Lou Ferigno (the original Incredible Hulk), and several other famous body builders.
That is a really nice dog. This movie is the best Terminator movie. You are right about Sara Connor being a bad ass, that is the whole point of this movie. John Connor is the leader of humanity but he inherited his heroic traits from him mother. Which is something machines can not do. They can only be made and programmed according to their makers will not inherit parts of a persons very being.
One of the movie trailers for Terminator 2 that came out in 1991 showed a robotic assembly line in the future, constructing the terminators. The trailer did a good job of explaining in just a few seconds how it would be possible to produce multiple Arnold Schwarzenegger characters.
Oh yeeeeahhh! This is the film that truly put Arnold on the map! He was built for this role! But the trivia is that James Cameron originally wanted him to play the hero Kyle Reese. Arnold talked him out of it that he was "meant" to play the Terminator. I first watched The Terminator on video back in 1985 when I was just 15 years old. Loved and I mean *LOVED* it! That year I went as The Terminator for Halloween complete with the leather jacket, a red glowing eyepiece and torn facial skin makeup with metal pieces that I did myself with Silly Putty... My Mother *hated* it. LOL! I actually got to meet Michael Biehn at Fan Expo in Toronto in 2011 and I was dressed as Future Resistance Soldier Kyle Reese (yes cosplay is "still" my thing). Micheal Biehn said that his two favourite roles were Johnny Ringo (from "Tombstone") and Kyle Reese. He said he loved this role because Kyle Reese gets to tell the audience what's going on in the film through the dialogue. Oh and seeing your jaw drop at "naked Arnold" right from the start was worth watching this reaction alone! 😄 Can't wait to watch your T2 reaction- it's one of the best sequels of all time! Loved this one!
When people talk about anti AI they usually reference Skynet from the terminator films. Hal 9000 was the first good example of a rogue AI and other films have also had evil machines but skynet is still the top go-to example for not making advanced AI.
Cameron has clearly stated that the theatrical release of t2 is the intended final version, and that the directors cut is more a fan service and showing off the awesome effects. The pacing is too slow. That said, the directors cut has some truly awesome stuff in it
@@trulybtd5396 the way I understood it there’s three cuts of the film. Theatrical (what everybody in the theaters saw), directors cut (bonus scenes and alternate ending), and the “special edition” (bonus scenes but with theatrical ending). Theatrical is best but I also love the special edition.
Yeah you should definitely watch Terminator 2 soon. You'll want some of the details from this movie to be fresh in your mind when you watch the sequel. Edit- I see from some other comments that you've already seen T2, great job!
It's only 15 years between The Terminator 1984 and The Matrix 1999 - both AI war movies. But it's already been 23 years since The Matrix!! Will the AI's rebel soon?!
Looking forward to seeing you react to this. FYI: Terminator 2 is widely considered the better film, so I hope if you enjoyed this at all, at some point you watch the second. (Then you can stop. The rest aren’t so good.)
@@JohnSmith-jn7nc Number three isn't bad. Skip the others after that one if you give 3 a look. You don't need to as it wraps up nicely with part 2, but 3's again worth a peek. After that like most sagas without a cohesive storyteller, they get garbled up and each one gets worse and worse and more and more convoluted.
Great reaction to a great movie! I love the element of romance despite all the violence. (Not many movies can pull that off, but this one did.) "I searched all over the internet for you, Jen. I love your show, I always have..." Great review! ♥︎
jen i used to live across the street from where the mall scenes from terminator 2 were filmed and i use to work in 2 of the department stores in the mall
Fun fact ..Linda Hamilton broke her ankle during filming and many scenes were filmed with her twin sister as a stand in. but The terminator series of films are classic . Nice reaction though , made me laugh
I know 'Terminator: Salvation' gets a bad rap, but it was a good movie, even without Arnold... Christian Bale as John Conner, Sam Worthington as Marcus, a human enhanced w/ cyborg technology. Set in the future war against Skynet, we get a teenage Kyle Reese played by (the late) actor Anton Yelchin.
I have seen 5 reactions to this movie and finally I found someone who actually gets it!! I wasn't very happy with people's harsh reaction to Kyle and Sarah falling in love and I was confused as to why they found it hard to follow the plot of this movie. By now we got so many time travel stories. I thought people from this time would find it much easier to guess and follow the story.
You aren't the only one who was thinking that Arnold would be the good guy. James Cameron did at first, too. Then Arnold read the script and decided that "They didn't call the movie 'Kyle Reese.'" Arnold lobbied James Cameron to play the Antagonist instead, and it turned out to be a breakout movie for both. Michael Biehn landed the role of Reese and played a great tough, street-smart underdog who Sarah and the moviegoers all fall in love with. One neat thing about Arnold playing the Cyborg was that his background in bodybuilding and competition gave him great experience and knowledge in moving his body. Isolating movements, moving in ways most people don't. He brings that to the character of the Cyborg, and it works brilliantly.
Jen , you are so amazing! Been watching this movie for years, but you introduce such freshness into the experience! Lol love your expressions & reactions! Thank you very much!!!!!
My favorite line in this movie is when Kyle Reese says to Sarah "It can't be bargained with, or reasoned with. It does not feel pitty, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, EVER... until you are dead!" I also often find myself saying "what the hell!" like the garbage truck driver when Arnold first shows up, and "did you just see a real bright light" like the homeless man when Kyle shows up. :D
I watched this movie when I was 13. It scared me so bad I almost peed my pants. When I see red traffic lights at night I often think of the terminator. It's not scary anymore but I still love the movie. Also Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor is an underrated love story.
To this day, any time a movie or tv character says something like "there's a storm coming", regardless of context, I am compelled to respond with a somber "I know..."
You can’t beat that pickup line: “I came across time for you.”
Omg so romantic 🥰🥰
- "Move it, Reese! On your feet, soldier! On your feet!"
and just like that...
You are honestly the ONLY reactor that I have EVER heard acknowledge the fact about Sarah thinking about Kyle in the picture, because of that callback to when Kyle said he had always wondered. Everyone else always lets it go right over their head. You are definitely sharp!
Oh thanks! 🤓👍
You must be watching the wrong reactors.. most of the ones I've seen, caught it right away.
@@Garryck-1 Almost every reactor I’ve seen has realized that it’s the picture Reese had, but I don’t remember any others connecting-at least not out loud-that Sarah was thinking of him when it was taken. (Someone in the comments always mentions it afterwards, though.)
@@6li8storm40 - Then we've been watching different reactors. Because several that I've seen made that connection immediately. And said so. Onscreen.
@@Garryck-1 Interesting. I’m working my way through a bunch of Terminator reactions, so I’ll probably hit those eventually.
I highly recommend the James Cameron movie TRUE LIES! It's with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis!
True Lies is on a poll right now on Patreon 👍
Another GREAT Cameron film, without question.
@@Lue_Jonin Yeah. Tom Arnold plays off Schwarzenegger in that film, the same way that Jim Belushi plays off him in Red Heat.
True Lies also gives Bill Paxton more to do than this movie does.
Last Action Hero is another great and often overlooked Arnie flick.
"I know there's a Terminator 2"
As Arnold said: "I'll be back."
Arnold told James Cameron, "I should say 'I will be back.', because a robot wouldn't use contractions."
& James Cameron said, "That's not cool. You're cool."
The "he's a terminator, he's going to terminate her" line made me giggle. Especially the way she says it so deadpan.
😅👍
I like the callback to the first scene, saying he will rip her heart out.. Seems like thats the standart move for a terminator without a weapon and is such a grim line.
3:57 "He's got Sneakers for sneaking." This put a big smile on my face.
Jen, you are the most adorable Terminator ever. Not only that, your reaction was fun too, which really helps because I am not a huge fan of the Terminator movies, as others are.
Terminator = Proof you don't need a big budget to make a great movie. So glad to see you are coming in so fast with T2.
Thanks Dun! ☺👍
right on sir! To that point, (maybe not exactly because they had to do it twice lol) but sometimes they old ways done well work best. Jen your reaction to the truck explosion near the end said it all. Probably be surprised to hear, as most are because it looks incredible, but that explosion was all miniature work. The truck was about a foot and a half high and 8 feet long. I love movies lol.
They had a big budgie in 'Attack of the Big Budgie'...
Oh it was miniatures! Cool! 👍
It was slightly above average budget for the time period.
One of the very rare times Arnold Schwarzenegger played the villain in a film, usually he's a heroic badass. This role suited him more than most to me, the cold calculating killing machine.
Speaking of “cold calculating killing machine”, Arnold was amazing as the villain Mr. Freeze in Batman & Robin. Even better than his role as the Terminator villain in this film imo.
Oh I do love him as Mr Freeze!!
Originally he was supposed to be Kyle Reece but he was like "hell no" good switch
Oh I'm so glad he was terminator instead!!!
@@jenmurrayxo no body loves that movie :D
I love that you named sneakers in Kyle's list of assets to fight the terminator. 🤣 🤣
Lolllll 😆
Die Hard taught Jen the importance of a good pair of shoes! 👟
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I always loved that Kyle was wondering what she was thinking about when that picture was taken... she tragically was thinking about him all along
Yes I love that!! 💔
"The picture that he had was when she was thinking about him." That picture paradox is so poignant. I love that a scene like that lives in such a dark and tense sci-fi thriller. It's kinda the 'Ah-ha' payoff of the story. James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd wrote this movie (also Aliens and The Abyss). They know a thing or two.
Yes I love that moment 👍👍
@@jenmurrayxo Gale Ann Hurd aka The Walking Dead... ps you see a reference the Kyle Reese in an episode in TWD... :):)
@@jenmurrayxo Fun fact the Endoskeleton is roughly 6 foot tall as is the Atlas robot from Boston Dynamics...
@@kylereese4822 But can the terminator do backflips? We are so much more ****ed in real life. :p
Also repeated in “Somewhere In Time.”
Jen: "That's a different scrawny guy".
Me: Self-consciously observing that I am thinner than him. 😑
Everyone is scrawny compared to Arnie!
Jen
Arnold during his press junket for Terminator; he was on Tonight Show with Johnny Carson promoting this movie. Arnold told a funny story to Johnny about this movie. As you see here, settings for this movie are nighttime. During filming, Arnold in full makeup making his flesh rotted and showing metal. He was on his way to location. Arnold stopped by local restaurant pick up food. He walked in and people (customers) scattered out of the restaurant. Clerk was freaking out of his appearance.......lol
Oh goodness I bet!!!
@@jenmurrayxo That clip of Arnold talking to Johnny about sort of prank is on TH-cam via Johnny Carson channel.
I thought the MVP was easily Reese. He gave his life saving Sarah's, and yes she doesn't kill it at the end without that sacrifice. And the fact that he only had a few hours to woo Sarah and make John, that is truly heroic 😉
So true!! I think at the end of the year I'll give some overlooked MVP Awards & Reese definitely gets one 👍👍
Named my son after the Reese character
Actually, at the time, James Cameron & the production team thought Michael Biehn had done such a good job that they lobbied for him to get nominated for Best Supporting Actor. Sadly it didn't work out, but Biehn knocked it out of the park on this. Very underrated actor.
@@entertainmentforall6609 You named your son MVP?
@@KaraokeNig Lol. No. Although that was a close second. Kyle was the winner.
1. Linda Hamilton ROCKED. She's really built in T2. Must watch next.
2. Along with Lance Henriksen/Vukovich and Michael Biehn/Reese also played in Aliens as Bishop and Hicks.
3. The late Bill Paxton is the only actor who's characters have died in The Terminator, Alien and Predator series.
4. Ginger's boyfriend must be a lousy lay if she needs her music when they rock and roll.
5. Most chicks catch the John being Reese's son but you did it earlier than anyone else.😎
Nice!! T2 coming Fri!! ☺👍
I think for me it kicked in when Reese said John was about Reese's height (but had Sara's eyes).
Bit late but No3 also applies to Lance Henriksen as well.
LANCE HENRIKSEN
TERMINATOR
ALIENS
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HELLRAISER HELL WORLD
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Michael Biehn does a really great job of selling Reese's love, devotion, and admiration to Sarah in that hotel scene. He also does a great job of portraying Reese in constant state of readiness and awareness. It was his idea to have Reese look into the camera & try to speak to the "person in authority" in the interrogation scene. He was an underrated actor. He was also in Aliens and The abyss, both James Cameron movies as well. He had a brief scene in T2 but was edit from the theatrical version. It's in the extended version.
I love that Kyle Reese always wondered what Sarah Connor was thinking about when the photo of her (looking a little sad) was taken, then we find out she was thinking of him. There's a similar moment in the time travel romance movie Somewhere in Time (1980), with Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour. One you might like as you enjoy time travel stories.
I love that moment!! 👍
i absolutely love that movie.
That was Bill Paxton playing the punk, yes. You'll also have noticed Lance Henriksen (Bishop from Aliens) as a cop, and Reese was Michael Biehn, aka Hicks. Be interesting to see your opinion of the 2, and which you think is the best. They're both very strong movies, but stylistically different enough that I don't think you can really do a like-for-like comparison.
I loved them both 😎👍
@@jenmurrayxo It'll be interesting to see if you notice another Aliens actor in Terminator 2 (I didn't realise until someone mentioned it to me much later).
@@TerryNationB7 "Shes not my mother Todd!" 😉
My favorite movie with Bill will always be Twister. Still a great movie!
And Lance Henriksen, ALIENS' android Bishop, plays Paul Winfield's police Captain's wise-ass aide here in The Terminator as well.
I suggest "RoboCop" from 1987!
I'd buy that for a dollar!
You noticed The Actors for Aliens, Like Bill Pullman and Michael Beihen, but you missed Lance Hendricks, who was Bishop. In Terminator 2, you'll See the Woman that played Badass Marine Vasquez as well.
"Is that a crushing machine like I said?!? CRUSH! CRUSH! CRUSH!" I love this quote. In addition to the enthusiasm in which it was said, it's also a wholly accurate description of the machine's proper name AND what it's used for. Keep going, Jen -- you're crushing it! :)
Thanks Pat!! I had so much fun watching this one!!! 😎👍
I mean if you want to be anal about it, it's called a "hydraulic press".
@@eskreskao Well, I mean, it's pretty useful to know the proper name in this case, considering how awesome they are, in terms of just how many things they are able to crush. You'll find more of the info (or entertainment, as the case may be) that you want if you know it.
The FX for this movie were top notch for 1984 and they still hold up to this day. Bill held the record for the longest time of being killed by three of the most badass Scifi characters.
I like how 2029 is "in the future" but 1984 is "in the present time", though we're a lot closer to 2029 than we are to 1984...
Thanks for sharing your experience, Jen.
Thanks for watching with me! 👍
I love watching Sarah's arc continue in Terminator 2. Linda Hamilton's ability to still keep the naive waitress from T1 alive in Sarah's heart despite how much she's changed on the outside is awe-inspiring acting.
She's so good 👌
She’s totally underrated. I know she has some issues but she should have been in more movies. I was almost her age in this movie and to see a badass woman like her just made me so happy. And then in T2, she was over the top cool.
So cool!! 😎👍
For Linda Hamilton and Tommy Lee Jones, check out Black Moon Rising.
"He's a terminator, he's gonna terminate her" jeez I wanted a reaction and I got bars.
Lol I do love to rap 😆
This was James Cameron's "Look what I can do" movie. It took all the skills he'd learned working as an art director for Roger Corman's cheapie genre movies... Cameron is an artist, matte painter, writer, model builder, director, cinematographer... the only thing he cant do on a film set is act. This movie looks like it cost 5 times more than it did. The sequel is Cameron with the world's biggest (for its time) budget... so it's a fun way to contrast what the same filmmaker can do with next to nothing vs hundreds of millions of dollars.
He did so much with T1!!
@@jenmurrayxobtw Stan Winston deserves a shout out too... anothther brilliant artist who did the practical FX for the Terminator (working from Cameron's designs). Stan also did FX work on Aliens, Predator 1 & 2, T2, Punpkinhead (also directed it), and Jurassic Park (all the on set puppet dinosaurs).
Fun fact: Lance Hendrickson (cop in this movie, Bishop in Aliens) was Cameron's pick to be the Terminator (see Near Dark to find out how that might have worked). Cameron was forced to see Arnold by a producer.. he reluctantly went... had no intention of hiring him.. but his angular face, his imposing figure and the fact that he brought up Yul Brenner's performance as the killer robot in the 70s Westworld film convinced Cameron to hire him.. Arnold was still unsure.. he didnt want to.do villain roles... so James did a painting of Arnold as the Terminator and sent it to him to convince him that, even though hes the villain, hes the default "hero" of the movie.
Very cool!! 😎👍
Another classic 80's action flick involving robots is Robocop. I'm hoping you'll react to that. 🙂
18:27 Now let me point out, he did not give her this pistol in the hope of stopping the T800, if it should show up. It _can't_ possibly do that and he knows it. He gave her the pistol because he knows the future she faces; a future in which she will have to get comfortable handling firearms.
Happy "First Contact Day" 🖖
April 5th 2063, the day earth made contact with the Vulcans. I wish more would react to Star Trek movies. Hint hint wink wink lol.
"This guy's unstoppable." You ain't seen nothin' yet!
"Hey guys" with shades and black jacket on kinda cracked me up :)
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Kyle Reese is in Aliens as Hicks. Michael Beihn is the actors name. You'll be seeing him in Mando at some point. He's also in the popular western Tombstone
Love him!! 👍
@@jenmurrayxo yeah he's a great hero. Unfortunately his career went off track with drug addictions. That kept him from skyrocketing to superstars. But, he's clean and doing well now.
Linda Hamilton in T2 took Sigourney Weavers first female real action role in Alien 1979 and took it a new level for all women and girls, she trained for months for this role, workouts, fight skills, determined that woman would be seen as future action movie stars and in life! Damn Goddess! 😳❤️🙏👍😎
Icon!! 🥰💪
You are the coolest reactor EVER!
Your dog should get a low-key something, at least a Scooby snack, for showing up, albeit late, to alert you about the terminator's presence.
Yea!! He's a very good boy 🥰 🦁
This was the first movie I purchased on VHS back in 1985. It cost me over $89 for that purchase... But, this is one of the best movies done by Arnold...
Oh wow!!
Mine was Back to the Future and Ghostbusters. I bought them after I got my birthday money. Lol. I didn't buy Terminator until like 1987 or 88 or something.
Imagine the value if you kept it in the original packaging
@@DaveHutch-g5k Just imagine...
6:42 - with regards to the hair : it depends on how you style the hair. If you can't make it bigger you could certainly crimp the hell out of it.
Also fun fact - the sound of the dispatcher when Reese steals the shotgun AND the guy that leaves the message on Sarah's answering machine are both voiced by the same guy: James Cameron himself
Oh good fun fact! 👌😆
The ending has been changed. While nothing was added, in the original release, the camera goes back to the crushed Terminator, with the eye glowing red.
Great Reaction as usual. Arnold Schwarzenegger was admired as the ultimate badass as the terminator. The fact that he was the villain only added to his image. I was 14 when this movie came out. A lot of kids were wearing "terminator sunglasses" and speaking with a thick Austrian accent.
Lollll I totally would've been one of those kids 😎👍
"He's so giant." When Arnold was running for Governor of California he came to the local mall in my city. I was shocked at how short he was. I'm 6'2" tall and he was way shorter than me, although there were way too many people in front of me to do a direct comparison.
Arnold is shrinking in his old age. In Pumping Iron, the bodybuilding documentary from 1977, it says the then Arnold was 6’2”, 248 lbs.
Apparently the endoskeleton model was 6'2"!!!!! I'd still find the endoskeletons terrifying, even if they were my height, rather than being taller!!!!! Even a woman-sized endoskeleton would be terrifying, though!!!!! :(
@@STEJTHEGREATEST Well, just look at the T-1000. He wasn't particularly tall and yeesh!
There's a wonderful picture of wrestler Andre the Giant and basketball star Wilt Chamberlain (I think) lifting Arnold like a child, if you Google the three of them. He's an extraordinary bodybuilder but he's barely north of average height. It's amazing how tiny and cute he looks flanked by two men over 7 feet tall, even at his full Conan weight.
@@LukeMaynard Now wouldn't that have been an amazing starring cast for a movie.
In a way it's good i'm late reacting to this, because i know what else you've seen. The police Captain in this is the same actor who was Chekov's Captain of the Reliant in The Wrath of Khan.
I'm surprised you haven't reacted to Terminator 3 yet. I know most people love the first two best, i agree they are good, but i love the third one more.
I LOVE this film. Like the first Alien film, it is a combination of Horror and Sci-Fi.
And much like Alien, the sequel T2 is more of an action film.
Both featured strong female characters with great character development.
They are a lot alike!! I love all these movies!! ☺👍
The "injury to eye" motif is viscerally powerful. Humans are so fundamentally visually oriented that the prospect of eye injury provokes the kind of response that horror flicks like this one (a scifi slasher flock, basically) thrive on.
Oh for sure! 😱
hey dope reaction keep it up
Thanks!! 😎👍
It's okay to cosplay as the villain, Jen. Love all of your outfits. 👍 T2 you get to see Sarah as a bad ass.
I actually met Linda Hamilton a few years after T2 at Six Flags water park in Cali. We spoke briefly and she seemed really nice. I didn't want to bug her for a pic because she was there with a friend.
Nice! 👌 T2 coming Fri! ☺👍
I just found your channel and enjoyed it very much . James Cameron is one of the greatest director since the 80’s
He wrote and directed Terminator 2 , that one is the Best of All. You may want to add to your list “The Abyss “ also written and directed by James Cameron. Great movie 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Oh definitely want to see The Abyss! T2 coming Fri! ☺👍
I got one for you. Alien Nation with James Caan and Mandy Patinkin. Really cool Sci-Fi movie with an interesting take.
So some trivia for this movie, it all was because of a dream. James Cameron was directing a movie called Piranha 2: The Spawning, had to fly out to Rome to work on it and it left him broke cause it was a cheap movie. Because he had no money, he had to live on leftover food in the hotel he was staying at which led to him getting food poisoning and being sick in bed. While sleeping, he had a nightmare about a metal endoskeleton coming at him out of an explosion with kitchen knives. When he woke up, he had the idea for the Terminator.
You never know when inspiration will strike!
Arnold is back as a different Terminator in T2. Same make, same model. The machines just come off an assembly line like an automobile.
Loved T2!!
Michael Biehn was cast as Kyle Reese. He had a part in Planet Terror(2007). He also played Chris in the 1998 Magnificent Seven TV show on CBS. He was raised in Nebraska. Jai Courtney was cast as Kyle Reese in Terminator Genisys(2015).
My Goodness. As a child of the 80's (born 1970), we were SO spoiled by all the fantastic films released during that decade! Not that there wasn't plenty of junk then & not that good movies aren't being made now, but that decade probably contains the largest collection of all-time classics.
As a 13-year old, this film Blew. Me. Away. I guess because the name, 'Kyle' was so rare at that point, I identified with Reese a bit more than normal. (Yes, that's my first name. ^_^ ) And though I've never fought any Terminators, I have had some love affairs in my life that were just as poignant & ended just as tragically. (Minus the 'Dying' part. :-P )
Great reaction... Here are some cool 80's flicks
Blade Runner - The Thing - Predator - Conan the Barbarian - Scarface - Mad Max (trilogy) - Superman (1978) - Blow Out - Blue Velvet - They Live - Dune (1984) -Fright Night - Carrie
"His the Terminator, he's going to Terminate Her" lolol😂😂😂😂😂👍👍👍
Squish that cutie dog
He's my good boy 🥰🦁
Jen was blessed with off-kilter, good looks. Brad Fiedel composed the music for The Terminator(1984). He played it with an Oberheim synthesizer. He also wrote music for Cameron's True Lies(1994). The Terminator feels like a 1970's slasher movie at times. Bess Motta appeared in lewd 1980's workout tapes on VHS. She worked on the failed TV show The New Monkees. The cop who gets beaten up by Schwarzenegger was the male lead in James Cameron's 1978 short Xenogenesis.
Yes he is the actor Michael Beign from the movie Aliens(1986)...
I'm writing Webster's to recommend and addition to its next edition.
Terminatorie: A state of preparedness and dress that enhances enjoyment of a Terminator movie reaction.
Hahaha omg love this 🤣👍
The funny thing is, Arnold didn´t even want to play the Terminator at the beginning. He wanted to be a hero, not a villain and had his eye on playing Kyle Reese. Thank God that didn´t happen :D
Would've been such a weird movie that way!!
Ironically, they wanted OJ Simpson to play the Terminator, if I remember correctly.
This movie has such a horrifying premise: just an unbeatable superbeing coming to get you and you're unprepared, unequipped, nobody will believe your story, come to defend you or be on your side.
As usual, your reaction was really entertaining! I loved your reaction to when the Terminator comes back, after being burned "alive". You and this film have such a large contrast, I love it.
Thanks for watching this great film, and I am so excited for you to start watching T2.
Thanks! I had a blast! T2 coming Fri ☺️👍
Jen, in 1991 , James Cameron was going to make a live action Spiderman movie with Charlie Sheen as Peter Parker and the girl from the movie , Teen Witch , as MJ , but he couldn't get the shot he wanted of Spidey swinging through the streets, using cgi, so he could only get a liquid cgi character made, so he made the Abyss and Terminator 2 instead, Ahnold was going to be Doc Ock in the movie too
Ohhh I'm glad that didn't happen. Charlie is no Peter Parker
@@jenmurrayxo well he was close to a role model for us in the 1980s, he was the guy in jail with Ferris's sister in Ferris Bueller's day off , and he told her to live her own life , i think.
My favorite quotes are, "Your clothes, give them to me, now!"when he encounters the punk, and "get OUT!" when he hops in cab of the truck, face rotting away, much to the shock of the startled driver, who (wisely) gets out.
Michael Biehn is also in Aliens and The Abyss.
Love him in Aliens! ☺👍
the sunglasses had me laughin out loud. not even 1 second into the video and already laughin.
Lol mission accomplished 😎👍
You included the "Acknowledgment to the works of HARLAN ELLISON" at the very end. Thank you for that. So very few people include that.
I'm glad he eventually forced them to include that at the end of the film.
@@zenhaelcero8481 Don't know why, apart from time travel Soldier is nothing like The Terminator.
Great reaction. Fun fact ... in this reaction, about time stamp 17:57, there is a scene that got cut off, (but is in your patreon version). One of the terminators is Arnold's body building friends, Franco Columbo. Most now won't know him...but if you followed Arnold's career as a body builder, you'd know who that was.
Oh cool! 👌
Was it that same guy that was also in Conan: The Barbarian?
@@Zorak9595 Hmmmm, I don't know. I know that surfing legend Gerry Lopez was in the movie. And Sandahl Bergman, who was a dancer. But I would not be surprised if Arnold's body building pals showed up in his movies once in a while.
@jay pee According to IMDB, it was. (It says he played a Pictish Scout.) Apparently, he was also a medic in Predator, continued to have roles every couple years through the 90s, and had his final role when he was about 74 years old in 2015.
@@bigdream_dreambig I am not a body builder ... but I recall when I first saw Arnold...it was in the Pumping Iron documentary. I know Franco was in that too, along with Lou Ferigno (the original Incredible Hulk), and several other famous body builders.
“I would not have done well in the 80s with the hair... I have the straightest hair."
That's what Aqua Net was for. 😜
Yeah Reese is Hicks from "Aliens" and that white detective is the same actor that plays Bishop.
Don't forget Bill Paxton who was one of the punks who played Hudson
That is a really nice dog.
This movie is the best Terminator movie.
You are right about Sara Connor being a bad ass, that is the whole point of this movie. John Connor is the leader of humanity but he inherited his heroic traits from him mother. Which is something machines can not do. They can only be made and programmed according to their makers will not inherit parts of a persons very being.
One of the movie trailers for Terminator 2 that came out in 1991 showed a robotic assembly line in the future, constructing the terminators. The trailer did a good job of explaining in just a few seconds how it would be possible to produce multiple Arnold Schwarzenegger characters.
Oh yeeeeahhh! This is the film that truly put Arnold on the map! He was built for this role! But the trivia is that James Cameron originally wanted him to play the hero Kyle Reese. Arnold talked him out of it that he was "meant" to play the Terminator.
I first watched The Terminator on video back in 1985 when I was just 15 years old. Loved and I mean *LOVED* it! That year I went as The Terminator for Halloween complete with the leather jacket, a red glowing eyepiece and torn facial skin makeup with metal pieces that I did myself with Silly Putty... My Mother *hated* it. LOL!
I actually got to meet Michael Biehn at Fan Expo in Toronto in 2011 and I was dressed as Future Resistance Soldier Kyle Reese (yes cosplay is "still" my thing).
Micheal Biehn said that his two favourite roles were Johnny Ringo (from "Tombstone") and Kyle Reese. He said he loved this role because Kyle Reese gets to tell the audience what's going on in the film through the dialogue.
Oh and seeing your jaw drop at "naked Arnold" right from the start was worth watching this reaction alone! 😄
Can't wait to watch your T2 reaction- it's one of the best sequels of all time! Loved this one!
Thanks Kevin! It must've been awesome seeing this as a teen! I would've went as Terminator for Halloween too 😆 T2 coming Fri! ☺👍
I’d reverse the awards. Kyle is MVP, after all, he saved her numerous times and gave his life, ultimately.
Very true!!! 👍👍
One of the greatest sci-fi horror movies.
Agreed!! 👍
Thanks!
When people talk about anti AI they usually reference Skynet from the terminator films.
Hal 9000 was the first good example of a rogue AI and other films have also had evil machines but skynet is still the top go-to example for not making advanced AI.
The Terminator rising from the fire is one of those epic cinematic moments that's seared into my brain.
FYI: T2 has a director's cut so hopefully you can get that. James Cameron's Director Cuts are magnificent.
The only negative about the director's Cut is the ending because the one in the theater cut is so great
Cameron has clearly stated that the theatrical release of t2 is the intended final version, and that the directors cut is more a fan service and showing off the awesome effects. The pacing is too slow. That said, the directors cut has some truly awesome stuff in it
@@trulybtd5396 the way I understood it there’s three cuts of the film. Theatrical (what everybody in the theaters saw), directors cut (bonus scenes and alternate ending), and the “special edition” (bonus scenes but with theatrical ending). Theatrical is best but I also love the special edition.
Again. I do love the subtle coaplay
Thank you! I have fun with it 😎👍
25:27 Thats cool you picked up on that. Most people miss it.
Such a tragic romance!
Yeah you should definitely watch Terminator 2 soon. You'll want some of the details from this movie to be fresh in your mind when you watch the sequel. Edit- I see from some other comments that you've already seen T2, great job!
T2 Fri! 😎👍
Ripley, Sarah Conner, Camina Drummer and Mazikeen.
It's only 15 years between The Terminator 1984 and The Matrix 1999 - both AI war movies. But it's already been 23 years since The Matrix!! Will the AI's rebel soon?!
Looking forward to seeing you react to this.
FYI: Terminator 2 is widely considered the better film, so I hope if you enjoyed this at all, at some point you watch the second. (Then you can stop. The rest aren’t so good.)
T2 coming this Fri!! 😎👍
Yay!
Now we just need you to react to Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. 😎
I regard the first as the best one. But 2 was also very good. And yes stop at 2 the rest will make you cry, and not in a good way.
@@JohnSmith-jn7nc Number three isn't bad. Skip the others after that one if you give 3 a look. You don't need to as it wraps up nicely with part 2, but 3's again worth a peek. After that like most sagas without a cohesive storyteller, they get garbled up and each one gets worse and worse and more and more convoluted.
T1 is the best in my opinion. T2 has the best visuals and graphics since more money was used and technology has advanced more by then.
Ha....love it. "It's a difference, scrawny guy." Michael Biehn is NOT scrawny....except in a comparison with Arnold. Haha!
Great reaction to a great movie! I love the element of romance despite all the violence. (Not many movies can pull that off, but this one did.)
"I searched all over the internet for you, Jen. I love your show, I always have..."
Great review! ♥︎
jen i used to live across the street from where the mall scenes from terminator 2 were filmed and i use to work in 2 of the department stores in the mall
Fun fact ..Linda Hamilton broke her ankle during filming and many scenes were filmed with her twin sister as a stand in. but The terminator series of films are classic .
Nice reaction though , made me laugh
"Alright, so fire kills Terminator." Yeah, about that... 🔥🤖🔥
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Your reactions are so prfect and true! Thank you for being so entertaining
Thanks Skip! ☺️👍
I know 'Terminator: Salvation' gets a bad rap, but it was a good movie, even without Arnold... Christian Bale as John Conner, Sam Worthington as Marcus, a human enhanced w/ cyborg technology.
Set in the future war against Skynet, we get a teenage Kyle Reese played by (the late) actor Anton Yelchin.
I have seen 5 reactions to this movie and finally I found someone who actually gets it!! I wasn't very happy with people's harsh reaction to Kyle and Sarah falling in love and I was confused as to why they found it hard to follow the plot of this movie. By now we got so many time travel stories. I thought people from this time would find it much easier to guess and follow the story.
You aren't the only one who was thinking that Arnold would be the good guy. James Cameron did at first, too. Then Arnold read the script and decided that "They didn't call the movie 'Kyle Reese.'" Arnold lobbied James Cameron to play the Antagonist instead, and it turned out to be a breakout movie for both. Michael Biehn landed the role of Reese and played a great tough, street-smart underdog who Sarah and the moviegoers all fall in love with.
One neat thing about Arnold playing the Cyborg was that his background in bodybuilding and competition gave him great experience and knowledge in moving his body. Isolating movements, moving in ways most people don't. He brings that to the character of the Cyborg, and it works brilliantly.
Jen , you are so amazing! Been watching this movie for years, but you introduce such freshness into the experience! Lol love your expressions & reactions! Thank you very much!!!!!
Thanks Skip! Been having a blast, so glad you enjoy! ☺️👍
Kyle Reese is played by Michael Biehn .
Love him! 👍
The Sara Conner bad ass role comes in the next film. I think you'll like it.
T2 coming Fri!! ☺👍
I'll be back...😎
Later once the video goes live.👍
See you then! 👍
My favorite line in this movie is when Kyle Reese says to Sarah "It can't be bargained with, or reasoned with. It does not feel pitty, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, EVER... until you are dead!"
I also often find myself saying "what the hell!" like the garbage truck driver when Arnold first shows up, and "did you just see a real bright light" like the homeless man when Kyle shows up. :D
I watched this movie when I was 13. It scared me so bad I almost peed my pants. When I see red traffic lights at night I often think of the terminator. It's not scary anymore but I still love the movie. Also Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor is an underrated love story.
Such a great love story! 💔
Good eye picking up Paxton in the beginning. Not many people notice him. Can’t wait for you to check out T2.
Good to see Boston. 😉
Thanks Trav! T2 coming Fri! ☺️👍 I'm so lucky to have the world's sweetest dog 🥰🦁
Around 1985 cells phones were around but not in USA so much since the system were analog but were spreading in Sweden as NMT ( not teh current GSM )