The thing I love about this scene is up until this point, Sarah Connor was shown to have become very skilled, tough, intelligent and absolutely ruthless in what she needed to do to escape. But all of that gets stripped away the instant she sets eyes on the T-800. She screams and runs in a blind panic. It shows just how traumatizing the first terminator was for her for all that character build to just collapse in that moment. Linda did a fantastic job conveying all of that horror.
Its these thought out such well scripted points and attention to detail within the T2 film that make this film one of the best ever,deffo top ten best ever film!
Another point to add to this is her quick understanding of what she and the other two are up against, notice that in the elevator she quickly realises that the T-800 wouldn't be shooting at the T-1000 unless it was in some way susceptible to fire and she follows suit by grabbing the handgun. Like her mind just goes from "Wtf is going on?" to "I should be shooting this thing". It's things like this that make me love this movie, that sense of reality and awareness.
You think it is just PTSD or realization that she doesn't stand a chance, regarding all that had to be done to kill the first one.. I mean yeah..better run..
i love how when john calls for his mother, she doesnt even think about turning around as she knows that the terminator can immitate voices. great little detail in my opinion
Sarah’s psychiatrist watching the T1000 walk through that cage completely shocked and dumbfounded was always the icing on the cake with this scene, I laugh every time I see that guy realize his proclaimed craziest patient is actually telling the truth .
I mean, sure he could be a bit of a jerk. But her and Kyle's story was pretty crazy when you think about it. Most if not everyone would say they were both crazy until they see it actually happen.
@@jasonmaclean719 He was a lot nicer at the police station before joining the psychiatric hospital. I could feel the pain when she broke his arm after clubbing the area behind his knees. When she took a syringe full of “Liquid Rooter” to his throat using him as a hostage she gives the ultimate “S got real” line: “It won’t work Sarah (give up this escape attempt and having them open the door).” “You’re already dead Silberman, everybody dies, you *know* I believe that so *don’t* F with me!” “…Open the door…open *the* door.”
@@jasonmaclean719 yeah definitely, he was a huge dick though , she was abused in that hospital and stuff so I get h his skepticism but at the same time considering the situation it is pretty funny, James Cameron is comedic like that , but yeah they do sound crazy as hell.
@@lancearoni1090 I've worked in prisons before with inmates that were absolutely batshit insane. You'd hear stories MUCH crazier than theirs. I understand where Silverman is coming from, but he should never have led her on like that. Telling her one thing and then denying it. He's lucky all he got was a broken arm.
The way Sarah says “NO” and falls to the floor just shows so much about her character. She knows she can’t escape what’s coming. Imagine the shock she felt when she saw that the same machine that tried to kill her years ago is actually protecting her from an even more dangerous threat. It’s chilling.
@Mitchell Hart Back than : full of action, great acting and script. Takes almost the whole movie to finish a single liquid based terminator Now : just like what you just said
hats-off to Robert Patrick here. He's probably half the size Arnold was, but still as intimidating, or probably even more intimidating. Because we knew when he shows up on-screen, shits going to happened next. That's how good this movie is.
I remember little things like saying that if the T-800 was a Panzer Tank, then the T-1000 was a Porsche... powerful vehicles in their own way. And also little things that Robert Patrick was able to do, like rapid-fire a pistol without blinking once... in other words, very robotic.
Yeah size plays a factor, but presence and energy play a huge part of being intimidating. He absolutely nailed the whole “I will kill everyone I am not afraid of anyone” aura. That vibe was just oozing out of him without him having to say a word.
Linda Hamilton nailed this scene, amazing! The sheer terror of seeing her worst nightmare manifest again in reality, followed by extreme confusion and then determination. Perfection.
Fun fact: Robert Patrick deliberately did not blink once in any of his shots throughout this movie. It serves a dual purpose of giving people the distinct sense that something is "off" about the T-1000, but they can't quite put their finger on what it is, and the second purpose is that, unlike the T-800 which slowly learns and adopts human mannerisms, the T-1000 never once tries to fit in beyond surface-level disguises necessary to accomplish its mission. It always holds itself apart from our world, while the T-800 comes to understand the beauty of organic existence, temporary as it is, and why it needs to be protected.
@@ZaxaresHe actually blinks once! It's when visiting John's foster parents in the beginning. It's a pretty long take, so either Patrick just had to blink because his eyes hurt (understandable) or the T-1000 decided to blink to act human. Both interpretations work IMO.
This scene was unscripted. Robert Patrick was told to pretend to slice the bars in half and let CGI do the rest, but he amazed the entire cast and crew by simply phasing through the bars by disassembling and reassembling his molecular structure at will. Turns out, they were filming the whole time.
0:15 Linda Hamilton sold that horrifying realization so hard. Easily one of my favorite acting moments. Music, editing, cinematography... Movie is first class all the way.
Definitely! I get shivers down my spine at that scene no matter how many times I watch it. You really have to see the first movie to understand the fear she has once he steps out of the elevator.
Kinda reminds of Michael Mann's cinematography in films like Heat and Collateral, but especially the former. Thief, too. If anyone has seen those films and agrees or disagrees, feel free to share.
In the theater when he phased through the bars the crowd went silent and gasped. At that point you realized there was no where to hide from him. Still one the best villains I've ever seen on film. His design is so cool but so terrifying.
Thanks for sharing your experience of actually being in the theater to see this. That’s something i miss about theaters, seeing something for the first time with a bunch of other people. Also back at a kind of special turning point when a lot of this special effects stuff were beginning to get really good, but also new enough to really amaze audiences who hadn’t seen anything like it before. And to experience that with a bunch of other folks. It wasn’t necessarily a “better time” or anything, not really arguing that, but there were some really magical things about the world that can’t be replicated anymore.
My uncle told me when he saw this in theatres. The scene where the T800 went to the hood of the transport truck with the nitrogen and unloaded the AR into the T1000 people erupted and cheered.
that's because they used them where they had to. They didn't film the whole thing in front of the green screen. Also that scene where T1000 goes through bars is hard to do even with modern computers.
Sarah's line from the deleted scene "You don't know what it's like to try to kill one of these things" really summarizes Sarah's terror in this scene and her performance throughout the film. She knows a Terminator can wipe out an entire building of fully armed cops, and now one has just stepped out of an elevator in front of her, presumably from the grave, like a spectre bringing death with it. Unimaginable horror. She plays it so well
I think her just slipping and falling is what really sells it. She’s a woman who has dealt with more than her fair share of fight or flight situations and in that moment and in any other situation she reacts instantly and appropriately, but in this moment she is so stricken by fear that she does the third option: she freezes, and freezes so suddenly she just falls over.
I love how quickly Sarah adjusts to a developing situation. The Terminator (Arnold) gives her the passcode, "come with me if you want to live", her son vouches, and she's immediately in the fight battling the T1000.
When I watched this in 1995 i was wondering why she's so scared of model 101 to later realise Arnold was the one who wanted to kill ker in T1 and it all made sense.
I never thought of that recurring line as being like a password. It’s a shame the rest of the movies in the series just took that as a mandate to constantly recycle every iconic line from the first two.
For those that aren't old enough to see this movie when it came out: people thought the special effects were unbelievable and amazing and quite frankly now more than 30 years later and it still looks fantastic.
@@darren_myatt movie nowadays succk, rarely they are about a story.. and mostly about agenda , politics,race.. we have to have a groupe of 5.. ok.. a groupe of 5 with 1 indian, one white, one asian, one black... like its always forced.. and the story have no ending and they make 10 sequel.. fast and furious 1 was ok.. why 9 sequel?
I just can’t understand James Cameron’s vision in 1991. I just can’t. He’s such a unique thinker and it’s not like he copied someone else’s work. How he visualized all this and didn’t make a single mistake. Especially the part where the liquid nitrogen spills on the mercury man and turns him to glass, followed by the greatest one liner before the kill: “Hasta lavista, baby.”!!!
One of the most striking things about this scene is the way the T-800 delivers his line to Sarah. It's said with such a friendly and reassuring tone, completely at odds with the machine she went up against the first time round. The film's storyline does a great job showcasing how future John Connor was able to add so many humanising characteristics when he reprogrammed the T-800 to become a protector.
Actually the "wounds" of the T 1000 are just some metal things they plugged on the actor. Sound effects and cuttings do the rest. But agree, the CGI were decades ahead.
1:49 This scene wasnt scripted, the doors were supposed to open up the the crew wasnt able because of some technical problems, but Robert Patrick(T-1000's actor) decided to save the scene by transforming in liquid metal and going through the bars, the director liked that scene so much that he decided to keep it
Sarah's screams when she saw the T-800 exit the elevator were epic...the absolute terror in her voice...a wail of loss, not only for her own life, but the the whole world. She thought the end had come, not just for her, but for all of humanity. She thought she had failed. Good thing for her this was the sequel, with good Arnie.
The part where the Terminator steps out of the elevator and Sarah (in slo mo) realizes who it is stepping out, the manner in which she falls to the ground from a full on sprint, her gasping in shock and terror, is just magnificent filmmaking! So well filmed!
The best part is her trying to back track as she slides and her feet are squeaking on the tile floor. Such an awesome little addition to an already amazingly believable scene.
They packed a world into a short scene. everyone has already made some very important points. Let me add something: The attachment of the pistol after the T-1000 passes through the fingers is a genius detail. The doctor dropping the syringe cap from his mouth. How Sarah's horror sequence is very quickly but organically connected to this scene. And the way this scene suddenly turns into action. John didn't even feel the need to explain anything to his mother, Sarah had already realized in 10 seconds who is friend and who is the villain. A true masterpiece. And We are still speaking about "one scene" .
Linda Hamilton did a great job acting in this film. In this scene you can see the terror in her eyes when she sees the terminator again years later. I like how she doesn't take long to collect herself and spring into action, pushing out the fear knowing what's at stake. I bet she would have done great in other movies or roles if given the chance
I was so disappointed with her in the new terminator, but I’d probably have to chalk that one up to the director and not her and the vision for the movie.
Absolutely! This is one of my favorite moments in the film. Can you imagine what it must have felt like to see a living ghost? She and Kyle had sacrificed everything to destroy it, and yet it was here again. An incarnation of terror which had likely haunted her nightmares for over a decade just appearing right when she thought escape was possible? This was such a great moment.
@@crashpal Dark Fate was just another sad attempt by woke Hollywood to try and cash in on a beloved franchise by swapping the genders and using it as a hit piece against masculinity. I am not surprised and quite happy Dark Fate was a colossal failure.
@@eoinoconnor5783 that doesn't matter, she didn't let her emotions take over during a crucial moment when she did not have a second to think. It showed her spontaneous and presence of mind. She let her trauma take over only when the threat was not imminent (that chip scene) and she also eventually overcomes her trauma, and accepts t800 as a worthy protector of her son.
@@noone7097 Indeed. The T-800 gained her trust more overtime. When John is teaching human gestures like thumbs up and high fives, she viewed him as a father figure to John when he never had one in his life. For once she saw something positive about the terminator after all the trauma.
Shows how smart and adaptive she is, she believed it because if the T-800 was there to kill her it would have and and it would have killed everyone else too, not to mention John was with it
Imagine the psychiatrist seeing the T-1000 walking through gate bars after everything he heard from Sarah. At that point he's either thinks he's now insane or you have to believe what his patient had told him.
0:20 this is one of the coolest things ive seen in any film. Cold, dark and raw. Straight up everything she learned and trained for theown right out the window. This scene has embedded itself into my memory and i often think aboit how scary life would be with terminators inevitably roaming streets
Honestly, it doesn't seem like a huge detail but I love how when they're in the elevator, Sarah doesn't just stand there waiting to be saved, she sees a weapon she can use and takes the initiative to join in the fight.
She's not just a badass female, she's a badass period. They show her when she's strong and when she's vulnerable in this movie. From what in the more recent terminator movies the women are overly strong and never vulnerable. They're Mary sues.it pissed me off to hear they also killed off John Connor, the reason the first 2 movies even exist!!!
It is actually a big mistake of her. Because by doing that she reveals her position in the elevator to the T-1000, and she indeed gets stabbed just a few moments later.
Let's appreciate doctor Silberman's role in this: he's stood at that window completely frozen, knowing blatantly well that everything Sarah's told him has actually been true the whole time, whilst also knowing that if he ever said a word about what he's been through, he'd end up very much like her, being seen as a complete lunatic. The fact that the experience was so traumatising is further reinforced in T3 when he's comforting Kate in the ambulance. A wee touch that shouldn't be overlooked and forgotten.
That's why T2 is a classic. It was thought out; every detail mattered, supported the narrative and told its own story. In short it has depth. It can be watched again and again and there's something more to ponder.
Also that last orderly, or rather female guardian. He hits T800 with suhh a helpless face. Doing what she must and taught to already realizing it would be perfectly futile, just clinging to her always so properly safe protocols...
I absolutely love her reaction to the T-800 walking out of the elevator. The sheer horror and panic just fits so well with her character. Despite training and being a badass she still has scars from when that same model effortlessly tore through a Police station filled with cops armed with military grade weapons, survived a tank truck exploding, and a pipe bomb wedged into his torso. Then her son manages to shake her out of it and she picks right back up and gets back into the fight.
2:11 Luckiest man in the movie, he was the luckiest in the first one too. In the first one, The Terminator entered the station calmly, walking casually in front of him, when the Doctor was leaving.
Linda Hamilton was the first actress I ever took seriously as a badass. She was so ripped, and seeing her opening scenes doing chin ups and never stopping her physical exercise, preparing for Judgement Day or saving her son. Total respect.
You mean Dark Fate? Avoid it at all costs. They fuck up the story to shoehorn a female empowerment story for a lame character no one cares about (Dani).
I remember Linda Hamilton being all over tabloid covers and on the talk show subjects because how ripped she got for this role. Back then, you had actresses who were smoking hot and fit, but none had to that point got cut like Linda Hamilton did for T2.
@@x-ScaryBerry-x Yeah Dark Fate sounds like dogshit, T2 is where it ends. Fucking Marxists. And the commenter talking about 'hating all women' sounds like a typical leftist drone, using high-school insults/non-points to defend the pile of dogshit because they only have their agenda and no real passion for anything.
Damn. Imagine hearing the psycho who murdered your lover suddenly say the *first* thing he ever said to you. "Come with me if you want to live." That's gotta be a huge mental clusterfuck.
@@joshlight6892 Well we obviously know that, but PTSD is a hell of a clusterfuck. As far as Sarah knew *at that time* it was the same motherfucking T-800 that tried to kill her. Sarah isn't watching the movie with us. That's real life to her. She doesnt know this lookalike cyborg is now the hero.
That silence as the elevator doors open is surreal and chilling. It's like a subtle nightmare sequence blended into the escape. I like to imagine when she sees the Terminator, she doesn't even see Arnold standing there; she just sees a metal skeleton standing there like the Grim Reaper himself, horrible red eyes glaring coldly at her, teeth grinning in a permanent smile. "Hello, Sarah. I'm back - for you!"
The touch of having everything switch to slo-mo when Sarah sees the Terminator was perfect. Her feet skidding, being unable to get back up and gain any traction while running... it all helped echo a common dream of having to run and not being able to move one's legs fast enough. Brilliant touch. Damn, this whole movie is great.
@@EGeorgev Because they're focusing on restraining an extremely violent escaped mental patient with a history of claims of an indestructible man coming to kill us all.
when Sarah saw Terminator, it felt not just as if she was scared, but it felt as if she immediately lost her mind and did not know if what she is seeing is real or just her imagination, she just ran in panic. This was a very memorable genuine moment.
Thing is the CGI was used in conjunction with physical effects. CGI at this time was still very early and it was used very sparingly to pull off the finished effects. Today CGI is undoubtedly better but the problem seems to be that it's used in appropriately or it is used on its own with any kind of physical effect to make it better. CGI today is still a growing industry and it will probably get better for years to come but IMO physical effects still add far more realism when combined with CGI. It's about balance and just using the best methods depending on what the filmmakers actually want to achieve.
@@matthewburns9911 yes, I wanna reiterate that today it is CGI overload. The actor is blue screened with everything being slow-mow moving camera. As good as CGI is the moment usually becomes surreal and limits the impact of the scene, as we know it is all special effects. This seems more real because most of it is real.
Because most of everything in this film was practical effects instead of all CGI. The bullet holes on the T-1000 were actual proper practical effects, little explosive patches that bursts open when set off, and sculpted mold attached to the uniform.
Gotta love Robert Patrick's dedication as an actor, taking all those gunshots and splitting his head in two like that. And phasing thru those bars, 10/10!
This scene is one of the greatest scenes in all of cinema history. It has so many small details in it that expand into large ideas. Why she didn't turn around when hearing her sons voice, when he moves out of the way after every shotgun blast into the elevator ceiling, smashing the sunglasses. But by far the best touch is when the Beretta gets stuck in the bars and T-1000 pulls it through sideways.
I love how Silverman fainted after seeing the T1000's head blow open. you can see him standing behind him at first and later he's lying on the floor after witnessing the headshot
I was thinking of something. The T-1000 can change its appearance. Maybe he would have the same ability as Shang Tsung to be able to transform into his opponent.
I did in 1991 T2 came out in theaters and my mom decided to rent the original terminator movie on vhs video tape just to catch up. We Watched T2 in theatre the next day. Amazing experience especially the revelation that arnie terminator is the protecter and police guy (T1000)is the real terminator sent to kill. One of my greatest movie experience up to that point. I was a teenager at that time, now at 48 years old its delightful to watch these old terminator scenes and clips on yt. Makes me feel nostalgic but in a nice way.
I did :) I watched the original terminator the same day I watched the second, only about 2 months ago. I did suspect that something had changed but I didn’t know for sure.
@@AS235DI Were you around in the 90s? Serious question. Unfortunately, this role of the T100 vs T1000 was ruined back then in movie trailers (before other movies, back when people showed up to movies on time and watched all the trailers) and, for those of us kids lucky enough to have MTV, the Guns N Roses video You Could Be Mine showed that T100 was the good guy.
I dont know if anyones ever made a comment on this before but I freaking LOVE when the T-1000 forces open the elevator doors, his eyes are immedietly locked onto John even when he's got the shotgun nozzle right in front of his face. Thats such a cool chilling detail that iv'e never noticed before until today. He's just zoned in on nothing but his target.
IMHO, this is the greatest scene in all of the terminator series. Linda Hamilton's shift from supreme confidence to supreme terror in one moment is outstanding.
Sarah ran away from him. When they tackled her he wasn't in their sight, he was still rounding the corner. By the time he got close they were all staring at the ground where they had sarah pinned.
And you know? The thing people love about her is that she’s a mom first. Turns out you don’t need to act like a guy, either. Too many movies where the female action hero is essentially a guy.
Exactly. I like that even though she's still confused as hell as to what's happening, she gets a gun and starts shooting. No damsel in distress here, no no, Arnie is not the only one who gets to be a badass :)
Agreed! I actually think he was the best villain in the entire franchise. Arnold was much better as the hero instead of the villain. Gabriel Luna was probably the next best villain behind Robert Patrick
@@gymnastguy328 is a truly a hard role to play, because it is supposed to be a robot, a Cyborg, that doesnt have any kind of feelings so he can't show emotions, but Patrick somehow did that "look", like when a predator looks on its prey, remember the scene when he was looking for John at the videogames and saw him, the look on Patrick's face changed! Was amazing, when he was looking for John was like the nicest police officer, as soon as he it saw him went killer mode
Yes, but unfortunately Sarah didn't have the common sense to change her position eveytime she shot at the ceiling. And that's why the T-1000 eventually sliced her.
I really enjoyed ‘Dark Fate.’ The main reason why people hate it so much cos they killed John Connor. Had they not killed John majority would’ve love it. As an action film ‘Dark Fate’ is solid
@@ivanivez7456 bingo. they could have played it off like she was John's second in command or something. And at the end of the film, John comes on screen and says like, "let's get to work."
@@ivanivez7456 I disagree, whilst the death of John Connor is a contribution, it is not the sole reason, not only is it literally just another re-write of Genesis it replaces the new future leader with the most boring, pathetic protagonist that anyone could of thought of, that's not even to say that they just had to add in a brand new skynet, new name, same thing. Not only that, i'm tired of seeing Arnold in this, its been done to death and whilst he has some moments his only purpose in the films is nostalgia, that's it, not only this, the new "Terminator" is just a inferior T-1000, he's got all this cool shit he can use and he can't even kill some weak bag of meat 10 meters in front of him unobstructed. Honestly if we were to get another Terminator film, i'd rather have it as a in between film Salvation and Genesis even to give us a proper perspective of how humanity despite being pushed back was able to over come such a overwhelming threat.
1:28 - Linda Hamilton does an amazing piece of acting with her facial expressions and her eyes. She sees John and is at first confused, what is John doing with the T800? Then she snaps out of the panic and realises the Terminator isn't here to kill them. A brilliant performance to show how Sarah suddenly comes to her senses.
Linda Hamilton's reaction to the t800 is one of my favorite moments in the movie. Her acting in this scene gives me chills everytime. How is this movie so perfect?
Real action and the focus on physical and mechanical aspect by featuring the impact and way that the Terminators interacts with the elements and detailing how matter breaks and reacts in a splendid Cinematographic way.
@@WhatsCookingTime I woulda liked to have seen a follow up scene to this one where sarah calls dr silverman up afterwards after her escape and she says to him on the phone ` so do you believe me now mr silverman ` to which he replies ` oh sarah im so sorry for doubting you ` or some shit before she hangs the phone up lol Woulda been quite a cool scene to see really ............
That little jog that Arnold does just before the elevator doors close is just funny. I know he's making himself broad to block the bullets, but he looks kinda silly doing it
0:19 Beautiful cinematography and lighting. The coldness of the blue already forebodes the horror that Sarah will suddenly experience as she loses her control once she stumbles into the face that haunted her past. And this same terrifying face that coldly stares at her, seemingly blocks her only exit; symbolising that no matter where she'll go, no matter where the exit may be, she'll never escape the terror of these deadly machines. They serve as a reminder; that the future, *her* future, is inevitable. The strong and hardened Sarah that has been established so far erodes away, leaving the remnants of the vulnerable young woman we knew in the first movie... What an awesome scene 👌
It's really interesting to see the psychological impact that a t-800 Infiltrator has on even mentally battle-hardened people. Even Sara, who I'm sure went through intense mental preparation should she ever be hunted down by one again, had a near psychotic breakdown just at the sight of another Infiltrator unit. This shows Skynet's ability to wage psychological warfare is just as terrifyingly efficient as it's ability for conventional warfare.
Sarah wasn't battle-hardened at all. Mentally hardened, yes. However, it's not psychological warfare on Skynet's part at all. She knows how hard a T-800 is to kill, and how dreadful it is to even be pitted against it when armed with anything other than a terminator of your own. It wiped out an entire police station by itself right in her face. The horror factor is a lot more blunt than you seem to imply here.
@@kitosjek9541 Wrong. At most, she went to Mexico, and the few Mexican friends of hers we see don't seem like the tough or gangster type. And since neither Mexico nor southern US were at war within the 6~8 years she was free, she likely never actually saw battle or tried to shoot a human. (During these years, of course. The events of T1 would count.)
Well said. She's been through all this preparation, and we've seen no sign of any weakness from her, but it all evaporates in an instant when the T-800 walks off the elevator.
0:19 From the moment Sarah sees the T-800 all the training and preparing she'd been doing for this very moment went out the window and she went right back to where she was the first time she saw it in 1984. Brilliant!
Badass as she was she knew her limitations. She knew she was still no match for a fully in tact T-800 even though she managed to kill the other one only because it was blown in half and got under a hydraulic press. And even though I hate to acknowledge Terminator Dark Fate, we saw that again with Carl when she couldn't stop him from killing John. Of course no other human could either, at least not without more modern weapons.
1:45 I love this scene Robert Patrick nailed the role of T-1000, that straight face he gives during this movie is enough badass, btw amazing performance by Linda as soon as she see Arnold Terminator.....
This created a problem. Because Robert Patrick played the villain perfectly here, he literally set the benchmark standard to perfect, so every villain in the Terminator series after him just looked awful. Objectively, they're probably not that bad, but comparatively, it looks like they were trying to imitate him, but couldn't give off the same aura.
What I really love is Sarah’s reaction to the Terminator coming out of the elevator. Her first gut reaction is that another one was sent back to kill her again. Her PTSD kicks in and she freaks out. Great reaction.
States that the T 1000 is a shape shifting android. It has no feelings or desires, whims or loyalties. It’s only purpose from what’s shown is Order and chemical balance, as well has eliminating the source of the resistance. It can be bargained with because it has no pride, or drive to settle a score. It’s only function is to maintain synchronism, structure and totality.
There's a school of thought about the T-800 and sunglasses. He put them on in the first movie to hide his eye and blend in. He put them on in the second movie to complete a costume. He lost them here at the instant he helped up Sarah. In the third movie, he put on the gay ones as a joke, then shops for better ones when he gets food for the vet chick he's guarding. Something about gaining and losing humanity with them off or on.
I always thought, since the shades are a part of the T-800. The T-1000 stepping on and crushing them destroys that Aura of protectiveness from the T-800, as if to say that even with the T-800 they are not safe.
Fimmt the Terminator imitating the announcement in a shopping center: “....today 80% discount on everything! Hurry up to the elevator and start your shopping today”....Sarah:” ...fuck it I’m going back!”
I love the transition here of Sara going from being absolutely terrified at the sight of the T800, and running for her life, to kicking in all of her bad ass combat skills when defending herself and John from the T1000.
Imagine being hunted for days by an unstoppable killing machine, only to finally destroy it, suffering great loss in the process, and then to see that same machine turn up right in front of you years later, presumably to finish the job. Up until this point, Sarah shows how tough, resourceful and resilient she is. The moment she sees the Terminator emerge from the elevator like a spectre of death, everything breaks down. She runs screaming like a terrified child in the opposite direction, without even a thought of evading the asylum staff. This was one superb performance from Linda Hamilton. Apparently she did campaign for an Oscar nomination but it never happened. Nowadays this kind of performance would receive automatic recognition from the Academy
Cameron was really careful about using the best technology he had at the time but never writing in stuff that would look crappy because the special effects to do it weren't perfected yet.
1991: Me a teen-ager. TV's around the world were bombarded with behind the scenes, spots and trailers of terminator 2. The only scene that was fully exposed on TV was this, the rescue of Sarah. Wow, these were the times! 🍿
T2 still holds up as one of the best action adventure movies ever made even 30 years since released. This was a homerun for director Cameron. Even though it relied on special effects for the new terminator, the story and human elements were strong.
I love the elevator scene. John and Sarah are afraid but still take action. That's bravery and courage. Sarah isn't a helpless little maiden to be rescued and who can't do anything useful; instead, she sees opportunity (the gun in his belt) and takes it and helps out. And John is quick to offer a reload, too. It's so great! And I even like the counter to her move: the enemy is able to tell where she is standing, based on the trajectory of the bullets, and moves to attack her. I really like the mental strength and courage of John and Sarah as characters. I should watch this movie again. Haven't seen it in a few decades!
It’s pretty cool how when the t-800 said “ come with me if you want to live” is the same words Kyle Reese said to Sarah Connor at the club in the first Terminator. It’s a psychological of connecting security in her mind that terminator was going to protect her like Kyle Reese did
In the original draft of the script, they were going to extend the parallel by having Sarah and the T-800 hide out in a fleabag motel and make a human-terminator hybrid baby, but they didn't think the culture was ready for it.
Well Kyle Reese sent this Terminator to save Sarah Connor from the future. And to make her believe that Kyle Reese sent him, he put that key sentence into him
I like how Sarah realizes she can trust the terminator fairly quickly and even reaches for its hand to help her up, because she knows from experience that if it was here to kill her she would have been dead the second it stepped out of the elevator.
When Arnie walks out of that elevator in slow motion and turns around to see Sarah, the look of terror and desperation says it all. Awesome scene, especially since he looks like a cold killer robot. Always one of my favorites.
Even today, the action and special effects are better than some movies that we see. This movie was way ahead of it's time and one of the best movies ever made. So fucking good!
This movie had an entire generation on the edge of its seat and had them going back to watch over and over. There are probably thousands of people in these T2 threads that have seen T2 at least 10 times. What action movie today has you watching more than once or twice?
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The thing I love about this scene is up until this point, Sarah Connor was shown to have become very skilled, tough, intelligent and absolutely ruthless in what she needed to do to escape. But all of that gets stripped away the instant she sets eyes on the T-800. She screams and runs in a blind panic. It shows just how traumatizing the first terminator was for her for all that character build to just collapse in that moment. Linda did a fantastic job conveying all of that horror.
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Why is this comment not have more likes???
Its these thought out such well scripted points and attention to detail within the T2 film that make this film one of the best ever,deffo top ten best ever film!
Absolutely! And it's not the cheesy, melodramatic, drawn out screams you see today. It's a freaking character moment. Writing goals. ✍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Another point to add to this is her quick understanding of what she and the other two are up against, notice that in the elevator she quickly realises that the T-800 wouldn't be shooting at the T-1000 unless it was in some way susceptible to fire and she follows suit by grabbing the handgun. Like her mind just goes from "Wtf is going on?" to "I should be shooting this thing". It's things like this that make me love this movie, that sense of reality and awareness.
0:25 all that training yet PTSD kicks in. This movie is a gem.
Can you blame her? :P I think most people would after a terminator tried to kill you for an entire first movie. :P
That’s how people act when they revisit past trauma. It immediately causes them to shut down.
You never had a dream that Terminator is chasing you? :)
That's how it works. You never had controlled PTSD once it triggers
You think it is just PTSD or realization that she doesn't stand a chance, regarding all that had to be done to kill the first one..
I mean yeah..better run..
i love how when john calls for his mother, she doesnt even think about turning around as she knows that the terminator can immitate voices. great little detail in my opinion
I think you just solved a question I had for years, so thank you.
Nope, its just a shock
Nope she was terrified
@@cmderp yeah
@@cmderp WoW wHat A dUmb StAteMeNt.
Sarah’s psychiatrist watching the T1000 walk through that cage completely shocked and dumbfounded was always the icing on the cake with this scene, I laugh every time I see that guy realize his proclaimed craziest patient is actually telling the truth .
Exactly. In T3 he makes a cameo and is in denial and questions if he ever saw such things.
I mean, sure he could be a bit of a jerk. But her and Kyle's story was pretty crazy when you think about it. Most if not everyone would say they were both crazy until they see it actually happen.
@@jasonmaclean719 He was a lot nicer at the police station before joining the psychiatric hospital. I could feel the pain when she broke his arm after clubbing the area behind his knees.
When she took a syringe full of “Liquid Rooter” to his throat using him as a hostage she gives the ultimate “S got real” line:
“It won’t work Sarah (give up this escape attempt and having them open the door).”
“You’re already dead Silberman, everybody dies, you *know* I believe that so *don’t* F with me!”
“…Open the door…open *the* door.”
@@jasonmaclean719 yeah definitely, he was a huge dick though , she was abused in that hospital and stuff so I get h his skepticism but at the same time considering the situation it is pretty funny, James Cameron is comedic like that , but yeah they do sound crazy as hell.
@@lancearoni1090 I've worked in prisons before with inmates that were absolutely batshit insane. You'd hear stories MUCH crazier than theirs. I understand where Silverman is coming from, but he should never have led her on like that. Telling her one thing and then denying it. He's lucky all he got was a broken arm.
The way Sarah says “NO” and falls to the floor just shows so much about her character. She knows she can’t escape what’s coming. Imagine the shock she felt when she saw that the same machine that tried to kill her years ago is actually protecting her from an even more dangerous threat. It’s chilling.
Yes
Love thay escene!!
Ur picture is Jay z or someone that looks like him lol
Ghost Yeah it is. He always looks goofy in his pics lol
Yo Arnold Schwarzenegger had so much swag in his younger days.
@Mitchell Hart
Back than : full of action, great acting and script. Takes almost the whole movie to finish a single liquid based terminator
Now : just like what you just said
hats-off to Robert Patrick here. He's probably half the size Arnold was, but still as intimidating, or probably even more intimidating. Because we knew when he shows up on-screen, shits going to happened next. That's how good this movie is.
Scared the crap out of me when I was a kid. He really convinced the audience the T-1000 was a relentless killing machine.
I remember little things like saying that if the T-800 was a Panzer Tank, then the T-1000 was a Porsche... powerful vehicles in their own way. And also little things that Robert Patrick was able to do, like rapid-fire a pistol without blinking once... in other words, very robotic.
It was also his casual interactions that really sold it for me. The way he knew how to act like a normal person just made him all the more terrifying
Robert was absolutely perfect. He's not a big guy, but he's way scarier and intimidating than Arnold
Yeah size plays a factor, but presence and energy play a huge part of being intimidating. He absolutely nailed the whole “I will kill everyone I am not afraid of anyone” aura. That vibe was just oozing out of him without him having to say a word.
Linda Hamilton nailed this scene, amazing! The sheer terror of seeing her worst nightmare manifest again in reality, followed by extreme confusion and then determination. Perfection.
And while wearing no bra
Tiddays!
Are you nuts?
@@shakahzoulou8128 *_*
@@thechadcastizo8448fear Allah
Robert Patrick is like a real terminator. Arguably the best actor of the entire Terminator series
He's pretty good in Reacher too.. th-cam.com/video/XXWRM8OtoUI/w-d-xo.html
Fun fact: Robert Patrick deliberately did not blink once in any of his shots throughout this movie. It serves a dual purpose of giving people the distinct sense that something is "off" about the T-1000, but they can't quite put their finger on what it is, and the second purpose is that, unlike the T-800 which slowly learns and adopts human mannerisms, the T-1000 never once tries to fit in beyond surface-level disguises necessary to accomplish its mission. It always holds itself apart from our world, while the T-800 comes to understand the beauty of organic existence, temporary as it is, and why it needs to be protected.
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@@ZaxaresHe actually blinks once! It's when visiting John's foster parents in the beginning. It's a pretty long take, so either Patrick just had to blink because his eyes hurt (understandable) or the T-1000 decided to blink to act human. Both interpretations work IMO.
This scene was unscripted. Robert Patrick was told to pretend to slice the bars in half and let CGI do the rest, but he amazed the entire cast and crew by simply phasing through the bars by disassembling and reassembling his molecular structure at will. Turns out, they were filming the whole time.
True story
Mind blown 🤯
Robert Patrick is truly an underrated actor.
Lmfao I like your sense of humor
Oh wow. Isn't that cool.
0:15 Linda Hamilton sold that horrifying realization so hard. Easily one of my favorite acting moments. Music, editing, cinematography... Movie is first class all the way.
PTSD made this battle hardened solder girl revert back to her naive co-ed self on the run and hunted by that thing.
@@mkaplan1383 all humans are born as Muslims
Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified
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Definitely! I get shivers down my spine at that scene no matter how many times I watch it. You really have to see the first movie to understand the fear she has once he steps out of the elevator.
The color pallet of this scene is absolutely beautiful. So gritty yet so sci-fi. Cameron is one of the best technicians in filmmaking history.
Blue lightning in the whole movie is stellar
@@jhutfre4855 very 90s. the movie heat was very blue as well.
Exactly… T3 looks like a picnic in the park on a sunny afternoon compared to the masterpiece that was T2.
The special effect still hold up today...
Kinda reminds of Michael Mann's cinematography in films like Heat and Collateral, but especially the former.
Thief, too. If anyone has seen those films and agrees or disagrees, feel free to share.
In the theater when he phased through the bars the crowd went silent and gasped. At that point you realized there was no where to hide from him. Still one the best villains I've ever seen on film. His design is so cool but so terrifying.
T-1000 morphing through prison bars... yeah that scene sure gave me a couple of sleepless nights when i watched it as a boy
Thanks for sharing your experience of actually being in the theater to see this. That’s something i miss about theaters, seeing something for the first time with a bunch of other people. Also back at a kind of special turning point when a lot of this special effects stuff were beginning to get really good, but also new enough to really amaze audiences who hadn’t seen anything like it before. And to experience that with a bunch of other folks. It wasn’t necessarily a “better time” or anything, not really arguing that, but there were some really magical things about the world that can’t be replicated anymore.
My uncle told me when he saw this in theatres. The scene where the T800 went to the hood of the transport truck with the nitrogen and unloaded the AR into the T1000 people erupted and cheered.
@@kylesherlock3859 that scene basically solidified the film not just a classic, but a crazy ass action classic.
This movie is older than me, and the effects have definitely aged a lot better.
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i wish i had skin like the T-1000 that just resets after a massive injury!
i know i ve seen you.
@@whatshisname3304 Oh yeah? Then what's his name?
that's because they used them where they had to. They didn't film the whole thing in front of the green screen. Also that scene where T1000 goes through bars is hard to do even with modern computers.
Sarah's line from the deleted scene "You don't know what it's like to try to kill one of these things" really summarizes Sarah's terror in this scene and her performance throughout the film. She knows a Terminator can wipe out an entire building of fully armed cops, and now one has just stepped out of an elevator in front of her, presumably from the grave, like a spectre bringing death with it. Unimaginable horror. She plays it so well
That was one scene that definitley should've been left in.
@@paradigm_sh1ft532 she says that later to John when they have the T-800’s CPU out and Sarah wants to smash it.
I think her just slipping and falling is what really sells it. She’s a woman who has dealt with more than her fair share of fight or flight situations and in that moment and in any other situation she reacts instantly and appropriately, but in this moment she is so stricken by fear that she does the third option: she freezes, and freezes so suddenly she just falls over.
i always felt bad for all those cops
I saw this before T1. Going back and watching that was like the entire movie was a prequel for this one moment.
I love how quickly Sarah adjusts to a developing situation. The Terminator (Arnold) gives her the passcode, "come with me if you want to live", her son vouches, and she's immediately in the fight battling the T1000.
yeah nowadays there would be a million fucking useless questions
Well said.
When I watched this in 1995 i was wondering why she's so scared of model 101 to later realise Arnold was the one who wanted to kill ker in T1 and it all made sense.
I never thought of that recurring line as being like a password.
It’s a shame the rest of the movies in the series just took that as a mandate to constantly recycle every iconic line from the first two.
@@robbieclark7828 You had better ideas?
For those that aren't old enough to see this movie when it came out: people thought the special effects were unbelievable and amazing and quite frankly now more than 30 years later and it still looks fantastic.
30 years later, this special effect hasn't aged a day.
For reals
@@sestoalternativeevo8884 Still better than marvel CGI
MMM 17 ehhh Ik...that’s why I said for reals
I agree it's still amazing
@r_ elentless01 you are?
This movie looks even better than most 2000s-2010s movies.
It is. Most movies post 2000 are garbage with political agendas.
@@benrichards3815 We are living in the age of Marvel. There are no stakes.
@@darren_myatt movie nowadays succk, rarely they are about a story.. and mostly about agenda , politics,race.. we have to have a groupe of 5.. ok.. a groupe of 5 with 1 indian, one white, one asian, one black... like its always forced.. and the story have no ending and they make 10 sequel.. fast and furious 1 was ok.. why 9 sequel?
@@andreprefontaine3824 👍🏽 true!
2020 and 2021
The acting and action was so real and organic it makes it seem plausible.
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I just can’t understand James Cameron’s vision in 1991. I just can’t. He’s such a unique thinker and it’s not like he copied someone else’s work. How he visualized all this and didn’t make a single mistake. Especially the part where the liquid nitrogen spills on the mercury man and turns him to glass, followed by the greatest one liner before the kill: “Hasta lavista, baby.”!!!
I could see a machine like the T-800 existing someday, but not the T-1000.
Young ADV : You don’t believe in nanobots?
Faisal Memon
Nano bots can change their form to replicate humans and objects of any color?
One of the most striking things about this scene is the way the T-800 delivers his line to Sarah. It's said with such a friendly and reassuring tone, completely at odds with the machine she went up against the first time round. The film's storyline does a great job showcasing how future John Connor was able to add so many humanising characteristics when he reprogrammed the T-800 to become a protector.
Fear Allah
I can't believe how well this movie holds up even by today's standards. Special effects look sooo good I can't get over it
At the time it was made it was the most expensive movie ever made if I'm not mistaken. They had an astronomic budget and knew how to utilize it.
Back then it was all about using CGI to polish things off and help out practical effects
That was a time for amazing movie.. now all we get is super heroes with weak story line ..
Actually the "wounds" of the T 1000 are just some metal things they plugged on the actor. Sound effects and cuttings do the rest. But agree, the CGI were decades ahead.
@@hhranaji like Spider-Man 😂
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This scene wasnt scripted, the doors were supposed to open up the the crew wasnt able because of some technical problems, but Robert Patrick(T-1000's actor) decided to save the scene by transforming in liquid metal and going through the bars, the director liked that scene so much that he decided to keep it
Facts, you can actually watch it in a "behind the scenes" video. The man is a legend
@@johnchuck3047 ikr!
@@datavalisofficial8730 its really mindblowing how dedicated the actor is...
Method acting at its finest.
You serious Clark?
Sarah's screams when she saw the T-800 exit the elevator were epic...the absolute terror in her voice...a wail of loss, not only for her own life, but the the whole world. She thought the end had come, not just for her, but for all of humanity. She thought she had failed.
Good thing for her this was the sequel, with good Arnie.
I imagine this is what women feel when they suddenly encounter their rapists, 10 years after the incident.
@@ElBandito more like they'd b turned on and drippin wet
@@구독자500명되면이같은 no
@@구독자500명되면이같은 is that ur little fantasy or something?🤨weirdo
You've all drifted away from the topic
Bro, this movie is one of the best action movies of all time.
THE* best
This is THE best
2020 and this movie still looks great. It's aged like fine wine.
Mel Magallon genysis and dark fate, however, have aged like milk; nasty, spoiled, and ruining my meal.
@@Juubi217 didn't you want to say WOKE fate? Because it broke pretty much. XD.
Much better effects then dark fate!
Gotta throw in another Arnold classic.....Predator
@brett linthicum I hope everything's ok with you
This film is one of the best action films ever made.
Back when they made GOOD movies!
@Versati1e Entertainment Aliens? Predator? Predator 2? Die Hard? Speed?
@@BobSmith-mc7uq Aye. The 80's and 90's were a hell of a time.
True
Besides the fact that the shots in the elevator would have burst all their eardrums...
The part where the Terminator steps out of the elevator and Sarah (in slo mo) realizes who it is stepping out, the manner in which she falls to the ground from a full on sprint, her gasping in shock and terror, is just magnificent filmmaking! So well filmed!
I get goosebumps in so many scenes in this movie. That part is one of them
i couldn't agree more.
Thanks, man!!
That's why T2 is best among all
The best part is her trying to back track as she slides and her feet are squeaking on the tile floor. Such an awesome little addition to an already amazingly believable scene.
They packed a world into a short scene. everyone has already made some very important points. Let me add something:
The attachment of the pistol after the T-1000 passes through the fingers is a genius detail. The doctor dropping the syringe cap from his mouth. How Sarah's horror sequence is very quickly but organically connected to this scene. And the way this scene suddenly turns into action.
John didn't even feel the need to explain anything to his mother, Sarah had already realized in 10 seconds who is friend and who is the villain.
A true masterpiece. And We are still speaking about "one scene" .
The therapist didn't believe Sarah's story.
Now he will be the patient, and his therapist won't believe his story.
That actually happened in the comic T2 Cybernetic Dawn. He ended up as a mental patient in a straight jacket
@@bagsikdangal bastard got what he deserved
@@sylvestercharpentier4189 Can you blame him? Shit, I wouldn't believe her story either!
😁 ✌️
Ah the circle of life
I love the moment when the syringe drops out of the psychiatrist’s mouth. He finally believed all the stuff Sarah Conor said that got her locked up.
At that point he was gonna give himself the thorazine
I kind of wish he would've got caught in a crossfire between both Terminators here. He deserved to get killed after what he put Sarah through.
I wonder what have happened if the psychiatrist just happened to put his foot out to trip the T1000 while he's running after them.
@@YTWarrior100 yup he kid
That guy was a moron even in the first movie lol
Linda Hamilton did a great job acting in this film. In this scene you can see the terror in her eyes when she sees the terminator again years later. I like how she doesn't take long to collect herself and spring into action, pushing out the fear knowing what's at stake. I bet she would have done great in other movies or roles if given the chance
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I was so disappointed with her in the new terminator, but I’d probably have to chalk that one up to the director and not her and the vision for the movie.
@@riggz5496 because the new writer was different and even james Cameron hated the dark fate script
Absolutely! This is one of my favorite moments in the film. Can you imagine what it must have felt like to see a living ghost? She and Kyle had sacrificed everything to destroy it, and yet it was here again. An incarnation of terror which had likely haunted her nightmares for over a decade just appearing right when she thought escape was possible? This was such a great moment.
@@crashpal Dark Fate was just another sad attempt by woke Hollywood to try and cash in on a beloved franchise by swapping the genders and using it as a hit piece against masculinity. I am not surprised and quite happy Dark Fate was a colossal failure.
Sarah is so versatile that she quickly accepts what her son is telling her and extends a hand to the terminator
But she tried to smash his CPU later on.
@@eoinoconnor5783 that doesn't matter, she didn't let her emotions take over during a crucial moment when she did not have a second to think. It showed her spontaneous and presence of mind. She let her trauma take over only when the threat was not imminent (that chip scene) and she also eventually overcomes her trauma, and accepts t800 as a worthy protector of her son.
@@noone7097 Indeed. The T-800 gained her trust more overtime. When John is teaching human gestures like thumbs up and high fives, she viewed him as a father figure to John when he never had one in his life. For once she saw something positive about the terminator after all the trauma.
Shows how smart and adaptive she is, she believed it because if the T-800 was there to kill her it would have and and it would have killed everyone else too, not to mention John was with it
The T1000's gun getting stuck was actually genius.
It sells the CGI effect.
This movie was pretty dope if you like lots of action
sonrouge 105?
Yeah, I always thought something went wrong and he got stuck and they'd be able to get away. But it was just as simple as the gun getting hung up.
Simpletons are so easily pleased.
Imagine the psychiatrist seeing the T-1000 walking through gate bars after everything he heard from Sarah. At that point he's either thinks he's now insane or you have to believe what his patient had told him.
According to Terminator 3, it was the former.
The psychiatrist actor just died. RIP.
@@ncscientist Earl Boen. He did a ton of voice work in his later years.
@@JonMartinYXD he wasn't much to look at, but he was absolutely great as the doctor!
That guy is a douchbag but that moment where he sees the T-1000 is very cool
Terminator 2 , it’s kinda hard to believe it almost a 30 year old movie.
True ,. I'm now 35 , it's been some time
Yeah, doesn't time fly by?
It still looks wonderful.
One of my favorite movies as a kid and still holds up as one of the best action movies ever.. I re watch it at least once a year
@@jayz6008 totally holds up.
0:20 this is one of the coolest things ive seen in any film.
Cold, dark and raw.
Straight up everything she learned and trained for theown right out the window.
This scene has embedded itself into my memory and i often think aboit how scary life would be with terminators inevitably roaming streets
Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified
@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk No he was defeated by Optimus Prime. 😎
@@Commander_Shepard. Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers
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@@Commander_Shepard. Dog not allowed ect
Honestly, it doesn't seem like a huge detail but I love how when they're in the elevator, Sarah doesn't just stand there waiting to be saved, she sees a weapon she can use and takes the initiative to join in the fight.
She's not just a badass female, she's a badass period. They show her when she's strong and when she's vulnerable in this movie. From what in the more recent terminator movies the women are overly strong and never vulnerable. They're Mary sues.it pissed me off to hear they also killed off John Connor, the reason the first 2 movies even exist!!!
It is actually a big mistake of her. Because by doing that she reveals her position in the elevator to the T-1000, and she indeed gets stabbed just a few moments later.
That was a dumb move not bad ass lol
@@luchalerae7687 fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers
Fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 never ends for disbelievers
Let's appreciate doctor Silberman's role in this: he's stood at that window completely frozen, knowing blatantly well that everything Sarah's told him has actually been true the whole time, whilst also knowing that if he ever said a word about what he's been through, he'd end up very much like her, being seen as a complete lunatic. The fact that the experience was so traumatising is further reinforced in T3 when he's comforting Kate in the ambulance. A wee touch that shouldn't be overlooked and forgotten.
That's why T2 is a classic. It was thought out; every detail mattered, supported the narrative and told its own story. In short it has depth. It can be watched again and again and there's something more to ponder.
wanted to type this so thx for doing this for me.
Sarah never told her about "liquid metal man." That must've...blown his mind.
I'll show myself out.
@@SayAhh whuh?
Also that last orderly, or rather female guardian. He hits T800 with suhh a helpless face. Doing what she must and taught to already realizing it would be perfectly futile, just clinging to her always so properly safe protocols...
I absolutely love her reaction to the T-800 walking out of the elevator. The sheer horror and panic just fits so well with her character. Despite training and being a badass she still has scars from when that same model effortlessly tore through a Police station filled with cops armed with military grade weapons, survived a tank truck exploding, and a pipe bomb wedged into his torso. Then her son manages to shake her out of it and she picks right back up and gets back into the fight.
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@@HaxxorElite OwO
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1:52 P.Diddy all covered in Baby Oil sliding through his cell
Lmao the diddler 😂😂😂
bro make meme 2024 at film 1991
So lame you steal others ideas and pass them off as your own pathetic 😂😂
2:11 Luckiest man in the movie, he was the luckiest in the first one too.
In the first one, The Terminator entered the station calmly, walking casually in front of him, when the Doctor was leaving.
Except in Terminator 3, he’s killed off screen by the TX
@@Xgendude14 I did not remember that
@@Xgendude14
He ran away after seeing T-850 in T3.
LeckMichImArsch The writers said that he was killed off screen after he ran away from the T850
@@Xgendude14Thanks for the information 💪
Linda Hamilton was the first actress I ever took seriously as a badass. She was so ripped, and seeing her opening scenes doing chin ups and never stopping her physical exercise, preparing for Judgement Day or saving her son.
Total respect.
Fair guess, you never watched Aliens until after you saw any of the Terminators, did you? ;).
You mean Dark Fate? Avoid it at all costs. They fuck up the story to shoehorn a female empowerment story for a lame character no one cares about (Dani).
I remember Linda Hamilton being all over tabloid covers and on the talk show subjects because how ripped she got for this role. Back then, you had actresses who were smoking hot and fit, but none had to that point got cut like Linda Hamilton did for T2.
Arine was honestly impressed at how ripped she got.
@@x-ScaryBerry-x Yeah Dark Fate sounds like dogshit, T2 is where it ends. Fucking Marxists.
And the commenter talking about 'hating all women' sounds like a typical leftist drone, using high-school insults/non-points to defend the pile of dogshit because they only have their agenda and no real passion for anything.
Damn. Imagine hearing the psycho who murdered your lover suddenly say the *first* thing he ever said to you.
"Come with me if you want to live."
That's gotta be a huge mental clusterfuck.
Imagine pointing a gun at a cop and telling him to get out of the car
Straight up reverse psychology
Sure it's not "live with me if you want to cum?"
i bet she was expecting t800 to say "hasta la vista baby"
Well technically, it wasn't the same guy.
@@joshlight6892 Well we obviously know that, but PTSD is a hell of a clusterfuck. As far as Sarah knew *at that time* it was the same motherfucking T-800 that tried to kill her.
Sarah isn't watching the movie with us. That's real life to her. She doesnt know this lookalike cyborg is now the hero.
That silence as the elevator doors open is surreal and chilling. It's like a subtle nightmare sequence blended into the escape. I like to imagine when she sees the Terminator, she doesn't even see Arnold standing there; she just sees a metal skeleton standing there like the Grim Reaper himself, horrible red eyes glaring coldly at her, teeth grinning in a permanent smile. "Hello, Sarah. I'm back - for you!"
Realistically if someone went through the events of T1 and happened to see it again they’d probably just shut down. I know I would lol
The touch of having everything switch to slo-mo when Sarah sees the Terminator was perfect. Her feet skidding, being unable to get back up and gain any traction while running... it all helped echo a common dream of having to run and not being able to move one's legs fast enough. Brilliant touch. Damn, this whole movie is great.
It's one of the best movies ever made.
It feels like a dream in which no matter how hard you try to run cant and the threat is catching up to you
Post traumatic stress is a serious condition, the filmmakers did a great job
of showing us the debilitating effects of it here.
0:26 gets me every time... Linda Hamilton kills it in this scene... just the defeat in her eyes and voice...
Dog not allowed ect
“He’ll kill us all!”
*Pointing to the giant man with the shotgun.*
Nurse personnel: settle down crazy...
lol I always assumed they just didn't see him. Which is odd. How do you miss a 7 foot beefcake in your peripheral vision?
Yeah lmaoooooo 😂😂😂
The staff is highly dedicated to their jobs.
@@EGeorgev well they seem to be dumb as they dont like to listen and see from others
@@EGeorgev Because they're focusing on restraining an extremely violent escaped mental patient with a history of claims of an indestructible man coming to kill us all.
when Sarah saw Terminator, it felt not just as if she was scared, but it felt as if she immediately lost her mind and did not know if what she is seeing is real or just her imagination, she just ran in panic. This was a very memorable genuine moment.
The special effects are pretty damn good for 1991.
They're still well done even by today's standards, surprisingly
its remastered
James Cameron does not make cheap movies
@@feet3857 the special effects weren't changed though..! Just some colour grading and a few digital Arnie faces on stuntmen faces here and there...!
@@feet3857 even in the original it's this good.
The VFX in this scene alone looks 10 times better than a lot of things today honestly. It’s
crazy!
Thing is the CGI was used in conjunction with physical effects. CGI at this time was still very early and it was used very sparingly to pull off the finished effects. Today CGI is undoubtedly better but the problem seems to be that it's used in appropriately or it is used on its own with any kind of physical effect to make it better. CGI today is still a growing industry and it will probably get better for years to come but IMO physical effects still add far more realism when combined with CGI. It's about balance and just using the best methods depending on what the filmmakers actually want to achieve.
@@matthewburns9911 yes, I wanna reiterate that today it is CGI overload. The actor is blue screened with everything being slow-mow moving camera. As good as CGI is the moment usually becomes surreal and limits the impact of the scene, as we know it is all special effects. This seems more real because most of it is real.
Right! Same with Predator
The T1000's name patch says "Austin"
Because most of everything in this film was practical effects instead of all CGI. The bullet holes on the T-1000 were actual proper practical effects, little explosive patches that bursts open when set off, and sculpted mold attached to the uniform.
T-1000: "Just doing my job."
T-800: "Me too."
XD
#Metoo
T2 is still better than all Marvel and DC movies
@@desipop3654 i can't see if anyone asked though
@@desipop3654 totally agree with you.
The head smacking sound at 1:10 kills me every time. 😂😂😂
1:11
Gotta love Robert Patrick's dedication as an actor, taking all those gunshots and splitting his head in two like that. And phasing thru those bars, 10/10!
Hi David can I watch this Movie on Netflix
The mark of a truly great actor.
It was like a gift from god when he got this role.
Yeah, but amateur mistake forgetting that the firearm couldn't melt through the bars with him. 9/10.
@@josephr7684 I think that was a joke by Cameron.
This scene is one of the greatest scenes in all of cinema history. It has so many small details in it that expand into large ideas. Why she didn't turn around when hearing her sons voice, when he moves out of the way after every shotgun blast into the elevator ceiling, smashing the sunglasses. But by far the best touch is when the Beretta gets stuck in the bars and T-1000 pulls it through sideways.
I love how Silverman fainted after seeing the T1000's head blow open. you can see him standing behind him at first and later he's lying on the floor after witnessing the headshot
Every scene in this film is one of the best in film history
The gun getting stuck is JC boasting:
this is not magic, this is hard sci-fi.
@@NitpickingNerd damo bro that’s a good catch, didn’t notice until you mentioned
She knows that the terminator can imitate someone else's voice
Terminator doesnt hit women. He just throws her to the floor. What a gentleman.
😂😂☠️☠️👏👏
Throws her to the floor by her face. As is tradition.
thats sexist to men, plus did you assume her gender?
John told the terminator not to kill. One punch from the terminator most likely would have killed her.
YEET MODE ENGAGED
T-1000 next DLC in MK1.
I was thinking of something.
The T-1000 can change its appearance.
Maybe he would have the same ability as Shang Tsung to be able to transform into his opponent.
@@clement2671yeah you're right
imagine watching this after only seeing the original terminator....no trailers, no spoilers no nothing. how awesome would the mall hallway scene been.
I did in 1991 T2 came out in theaters and my mom decided to rent the original terminator movie on vhs video tape just to catch up. We Watched T2 in theatre the next day. Amazing experience especially the revelation that arnie terminator is the protecter and police guy (T1000)is the real terminator sent to kill. One of my greatest movie experience up to that point. I was a teenager at that time, now at 48 years old its delightful to watch these old terminator scenes and clips on yt. Makes me feel nostalgic but in a nice way.
I did :) I watched the original terminator the same day I watched the second, only about 2 months ago. I did suspect that something had changed but I didn’t know for sure.
@@aquasheep9535 that's awesome. you're lucky. I watched t2 as a child...so I dont really remember feeling anything as I watched t1 after t2 haha
Who watches trailers, spoilers, movie reviews, etc, before watching a suspense thriller film ? Lol.. you expected everyone to be psycho like you ?
@@AS235DI Were you around in the 90s? Serious question. Unfortunately, this role of the T100 vs T1000 was ruined back then in movie trailers (before other movies, back when people showed up to movies on time and watched all the trailers) and, for those of us kids lucky enough to have MTV, the Guns N Roses video You Could Be Mine showed that T100 was the good guy.
I dont know if anyones ever made a comment on this before but I freaking LOVE when the T-1000 forces open the elevator doors, his eyes are immedietly locked onto John even when he's got the shotgun nozzle right in front of his face. Thats such a cool chilling detail that iv'e never noticed before until today. He's just zoned in on nothing but his target.
INCREDIBLE detail I had never perceived!!
Yeah, i didn't notice it. It's really cool.
Good spot, I've watched this scene so many times and never noticed.
Robert Patrick was a joke, I laughed everytime he tried to act tough. That's why the first movie will always be better
@@swolfe9668 I disagree
“Live with me if you want to come”
😐
H
GET OUT!
This kinda make sense
😩
IMHO, this is the greatest scene in all of the terminator series. Linda Hamilton's shift from supreme confidence to supreme terror in one moment is outstanding.
“There’s a big guy with a shotgun walking straight towards us!!”
“WHO CARES WE NEED THIS 120 LB WOMAN RESTRAINED RIGHT NOW!!!”
lmao
Sarah ran away from him. When they tackled her he wasn't in their sight, he was still rounding the corner. By the time he got close they were all staring at the ground where they had sarah pinned.
@@mkultra2456 PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTT HA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
And we wonder how zombies creep up on people
@@shamartherealestsavage But that's exactly what happened. Just watch the scene.
Linda Hamilton was a stud. This is the right kind of female action hero.
And you know? The thing people love about her is that she’s a mom first. Turns out you don’t need to act like a guy, either. Too many movies where the female action hero is essentially a guy.
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She and Ripley are my biggest movie character crushes and its not really because of their looks but rather character.
Exactly. I like that even though she's still confused as hell as to what's happening, she gets a gun and starts shooting. No damsel in distress here, no no, Arnie is not the only one who gets to be a badass :)
Yeah, till the newest installment where they fucked her over.
Robert Patrick was amazing! his role is easily a top 5 for the best things the terminator franchise has
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Agreed! I actually think he was the best villain in the entire franchise. Arnold was much better as the hero instead of the villain. Gabriel Luna was probably the next best villain behind Robert Patrick
Watch the entire film. Notice how he never breaths unless he speaks. THATS dedication!
@@gymnastguy328 is a truly a hard role to play, because it is supposed to be a robot, a Cyborg, that doesnt have any kind of feelings so he can't show emotions, but Patrick somehow did that "look", like when a predator looks on its prey, remember the scene when he was looking for John at the videogames and saw him, the look on Patrick's face changed! Was amazing, when he was looking for John was like the nicest police officer, as soon as he it saw him went killer mode
@@bjrneirikstrkersen1021 i know that, even when he is in the running scenes
0:17 this part is amazing
I love how Sarah swiftly takes the gun and starts blasting. What a fighter.
Yes, but unfortunately Sarah didn't have the common sense to change her position eveytime she shot at the ceiling. And that's why the T-1000 eventually sliced her.
@@edwardgaines6561 She never fought anything like that. Beside, it would be irrelevant. I'm sure T-1000 can see infrared.
@@mkaplan1383 Then why couldnt it slice Arnold?
Yeah, and immediately, his nature by the cut. "You are flesh".
@@edwardgaines6561 I wouldn't be surprise if the T-1000 could see their positions through his metallic blade as every part of his body would be eyes.
0:32 This is exactly what Linda Hamilton should have done when she was offered to star in the movie Terminator: Dark Fate.
Probably her reaction after seeing the complete movie😂
More like: "ka-ching🤑!💰!💲"
I really enjoyed ‘Dark Fate.’ The main reason why people hate it so much cos they killed John Connor. Had they not killed John majority would’ve love it. As an action film ‘Dark Fate’ is solid
@@ivanivez7456 bingo. they could have played it off like she was John's second in command or something. And at the end of the film, John comes on screen and says like, "let's get to work."
@@ivanivez7456 I disagree, whilst the death of John Connor is a contribution, it is not the sole reason, not only is it literally just another re-write of Genesis it replaces the new future leader with the most boring, pathetic protagonist that anyone could of thought of, that's not even to say that they just had to add in a brand new skynet, new name, same thing. Not only that, i'm tired of seeing Arnold in this, its been done to death and whilst he has some moments his only purpose in the films is nostalgia, that's it, not only this, the new "Terminator" is just a inferior T-1000, he's got all this cool shit he can use and he can't even kill some weak bag of meat 10 meters in front of him unobstructed. Honestly if we were to get another Terminator film, i'd rather have it as a in between film Salvation and Genesis even to give us a proper perspective of how humanity despite being pushed back was able to over come such a overwhelming threat.
1:28 - Linda Hamilton does an amazing piece of acting with her facial expressions and her eyes. She sees John and is at first confused, what is John doing with the T800? Then she snaps out of the panic and realises the Terminator isn't here to kill them. A brilliant performance to show how Sarah suddenly comes to her senses.
LOL thanks for re-hashing the obvious, dumbass
1:59 that “oh fuck she wasn’t lying” Always makes me laugh.
Also a rest in peace to Earl Boen the actor playing doctor Silberman
The horror in Sarah's eyes says everything,100% genuine.
2:15 The most manliest run ever
I love this run haha
He’s trying to cover up as much space as he can to act as like a shield
@ThinhCT I know my son, but some of your brother's and sister don't, so that why I have to educate them
"You run like a girl." "That's ok, you talk like an ahole."
God why are there bad terminator movies?😢
Linda Hamilton's reaction to the t800 is one of my favorite moments in the movie. Her acting in this scene gives me chills everytime.
How is this movie so perfect?
James Cameron
Real action and the focus on physical and mechanical aspect by featuring the impact and way that the Terminators interacts with the elements and detailing how matter breaks and reacts in a splendid Cinematographic way.
Two words: James Cameron
because before cameron and cronies went insane, woke and just mental --- there was no such thing in hollywood
This movie sucked
The most satisfying part of this scene is the look on Dr Silbermans face.
The syringe dropping out of Dr Silvermans mouth like ` she was telling the truth ` never ceases to get me lol
@ scott wilson You 're right, that must have been his thoughts. His facial expression is so funny that I can't stop smiling!!
One of my favorite scenes the actor had the face just right like his mind was melting
@@WhatsCookingTime
I woulda liked to have seen a follow up scene to this one where sarah calls dr silverman up afterwards after her escape and she says to him on the phone ` so do you believe me now mr silverman ` to which he replies ` oh sarah im so sorry for doubting you ` or some shit before she hangs the phone up lol
Woulda been quite a cool scene to see really ............
Yeah. There's also that one scene from T3 where he sees the T-850 and runs in fear lmao
Or I have become crazy too. Could be either one.
How ironic that the therapist is going to need therapy after this!
In the novelization, they had a scene where he was ranting about Terminators and being taken out in a straight jacket.
Never met a therapist that didn't need a lot of therapy honestly.
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🎶🙌👐☺️
he got retraumatized in T3
@@fletcherdelvalle8459 as far as everyone's concerned,...
Any movie or show after T2 doesn't exist in canon!
That little jog that Arnold does just before the elevator doors close is just funny. I know he's making himself broad to block the bullets, but he looks kinda silly doing it
Better to look silly then to let John die.
That’s what happens when you get bulky 😂…. You’re arms and legs get wider
It is kind of a funny run, like he wasnt ready to run for the scene, or was trying to run slow enough for the shot.
I've always thought that, I'm glad someone finally mentioned it lol
It's an robot running
0:19 Beautiful cinematography and lighting. The coldness of the blue already forebodes the horror that Sarah will suddenly experience as she loses her control once she stumbles into the face that haunted her past.
And this same terrifying face that coldly stares at her, seemingly blocks her only exit; symbolising that no matter where she'll go, no matter where the exit may be, she'll never escape the terror of these deadly machines. They serve as a reminder; that the future, *her* future, is inevitable.
The strong and hardened Sarah that has been established so far erodes away, leaving the remnants of the vulnerable young woman we knew in the first movie...
What an awesome scene 👌
It's really interesting to see the psychological impact that a t-800 Infiltrator has on even mentally battle-hardened people. Even Sara, who I'm sure went through intense mental preparation should she ever be hunted down by one again, had a near psychotic breakdown just at the sight of another Infiltrator unit.
This shows Skynet's ability to wage psychological warfare is just as terrifyingly efficient as it's ability for conventional warfare.
Sarah wasn't battle-hardened at all. Mentally hardened, yes.
However, it's not psychological warfare on Skynet's part at all. She knows how hard a T-800 is to kill, and how dreadful it is to even be pitted against it when armed with anything other than a terminator of your own. It wiped out an entire police station by itself right in her face.
The horror factor is a lot more blunt than you seem to imply here.
@@maxmercurythemm827 no she was battle hardened since she travelled and lived with many guerillas
@@kitosjek9541 Wrong.
At most, she went to Mexico, and the few Mexican friends of hers we see don't seem like the tough or gangster type.
And since neither Mexico nor southern US were at war within the 6~8 years she was free, she likely never actually saw battle or tried to shoot a human. (During these years, of course. The events of T1 would count.)
Well said. She's been through all this preparation, and we've seen no sign of any weakness from her, but it all evaporates in an instant when the T-800 walks off the elevator.
america itself is syknet 💩
Terminator is a classic of American cinema and is fun to watch in 2021. Hello everyone from Russia!
Hello Friend!! From the USA
Hello brother, marianas islands saipan, no terminators here yet.
So you’re the one who got Trump elected.,!!!
Hello friend. Greetings from Canada. I love Russia. That was my last trip before covid happened and I absolutely love it. I want to go again.
Hi! A classic film😌
0:19 From the moment Sarah sees the T-800 all the training and preparing she'd been doing for this very moment went out the window and she went right back to where she was the first time she saw it in 1984. Brilliant!
Badass as she was she knew her limitations. She knew she was still no match for a fully in tact T-800 even though she managed to kill the other one only because it was blown in half and got under a hydraulic press. And even though I hate to acknowledge Terminator Dark Fate, we saw that again with Carl when she couldn't stop him from killing John. Of course no other human could either, at least not without more modern weapons.
@@joshlight6892Ohhhh Carl, he was just misunderstood
@@ChrisManley1994don't die as a disbeliever
@@joshlight6892suicide not allowed
Suicide not allowed
This and Aliens (2) were some of the best sequels ever made.
1:45 I love this scene Robert Patrick nailed the role of T-1000, that straight face he gives during this movie is enough badass, btw amazing performance by Linda as soon as she see Arnold Terminator.....
Very true absolutely no emotion what do ever. One of the best action picture ever made
The T-1000 never had the makings of a varsity athlete..
@@jackmazza5742 this is a joke right?
@@IsaiahINRI Yes. You have to watch The Sopranos, he is in it.
This created a problem. Because Robert Patrick played the villain perfectly here, he literally set the benchmark standard to perfect, so every villain in the Terminator series after him just looked awful. Objectively, they're probably not that bad, but comparatively, it looks like they were trying to imitate him, but couldn't give off the same aura.
What I really love is Sarah’s reaction to the Terminator coming out of the elevator. Her first gut reaction is that another one was sent back to kill her again. Her PTSD kicks in and she freaks out. Great reaction.
This movie is full of smart ideas. The T-1000 stepping on the sunglasses is a clear lesson that every encounter with him takes it's toll.
States that the T 1000 is a shape shifting android. It has no feelings or desires, whims or loyalties. It’s only purpose from what’s shown is
Order and chemical balance, as well has eliminating the source of the resistance. It can be bargained with because it has no pride, or drive to settle a score. It’s only function is to maintain synchronism, structure and totality.
@@johnrobinson1762 It does have feelings, did you even watched the movie? Skynet was scared of the T-1000
There's a school of thought about the T-800 and sunglasses. He put them on in the first movie to hide his eye and blend in. He put them on in the second movie to complete a costume. He lost them here at the instant he helped up Sarah. In the third movie, he put on the gay ones as a joke, then shops for better ones when he gets food for the vet chick he's guarding. Something about gaining and losing humanity with them off or on.
@Time Code Sir, you are right!
I always thought, since the shades are a part of the T-800. The T-1000 stepping on and crushing them destroys that Aura of protectiveness from the T-800, as if to say that even with the T-800 they are not safe.
Wildest scene ever in movie history. Thank god for Arnold for protecting John and Sarah. This scene tested her trusting skills.
Fun Fact: The sound design for the T-1000 going through the bars was accomplished by inverting the sound of Cat food slowly sliding out of the can.
Dog food no ?
Damn now i can hear it sliding
Sound engineers have the best job I swear
@@stentor9640 they do. Jurassic parks success is due to the music, thr cast, the dinosaurs, and to the sound department
Sound design is some of the coolest things in movies like for Jurassic Park, too :)
Fun fact: She didn’t go back not because she doesn’t hear her son, but because she knows the terminator can imitate voices.
Thats indeed a good way of analyzing it
Fimmt the Terminator imitating the announcement in a shopping center: “....today 80% discount on everything! Hurry up to the elevator and start your shopping today”....Sarah:” ...fuck it I’m going back!”
She didn’t go back because panic, period. Lol
Max Ron well, she trained for years to confront the machines, I would say she wasn’t just panicking, but aware of what “he” can do
It was because of panic. She hardly even knew her son was there until he literally screamed in her face
I love the transition here of Sara going from being absolutely terrified at the sight of the T800, and running for her life, to kicking in all of her bad ass combat skills when defending herself and John from the T1000.
I mainly think this is because the T-800 is the one her trauma is linked to, so she’s absolutely terrified.
@@larrylawrence6577 The T800 IS her trauma
Imagine being hunted for days by an unstoppable killing machine, only to finally destroy it, suffering great loss in the process, and then to see that same machine turn up right in front of you years later, presumably to finish the job. Up until this point, Sarah shows how tough, resourceful and resilient she is. The moment she sees the Terminator emerge from the elevator like a spectre of death, everything breaks down. She runs screaming like a terrified child in the opposite direction, without even a thought of evading the asylum staff. This was one superb performance from Linda Hamilton. Apparently she did campaign for an Oscar nomination but it never happened. Nowadays this kind of performance would receive automatic recognition from the Academy
This quality makes it look like it was made yesterday wow
R8
seriously
Cameron was really careful about using the best technology he had at the time but never writing in stuff that would look crappy because the special effects to do it weren't perfected yet.
Na if it was yesterday it would look like shit
Please! Don’t insult this masterpiece by comparing it to today. Today’s movies are just swj agenda dumb cgi fests.
1991: Me a teen-ager. TV's around the world were bombarded with behind the scenes, spots and trailers of terminator 2. The only scene that was fully exposed on TV was this, the rescue of Sarah. Wow, these were the times! 🍿
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getting ready for school, mtv on playing you could be mine
@@blakebortles6098 its where i learned about this glorious masterpiece
T2 still holds up as one of the best action adventure movies ever made even 30 years since released. This was a homerun for director Cameron. Even though it relied on special effects for the new terminator, the story and human elements were strong.
This cemented Jim as a legend in his own time.
He is the GOAT.
T2 is better than any Star Wars film.
Robert Patrick played it perfectly
@@GuitarGangsterArmi THANK YOU! i always thought alien and terminator (the first two movies of each) were waaaaay better than star wars.
100%. Perfect example of a film where the VFX served the story and not the other way around.
@@thevisualedge9346 agree. Thanks for reply.
I love the elevator scene. John and Sarah are afraid but still take action. That's bravery and courage. Sarah isn't a helpless little maiden to be rescued and who can't do anything useful; instead, she sees opportunity (the gun in his belt) and takes it and helps out. And John is quick to offer a reload, too. It's so great! And I even like the counter to her move: the enemy is able to tell where she is standing, based on the trajectory of the bullets, and moves to attack her. I really like the mental strength and courage of John and Sarah as characters. I should watch this movie again. Haven't seen it in a few decades!
Oh. I watch this film several times a year.
I feel like this is the oldest you can go and still have "good" CGI
godzilla?
this is a remastered version, right?
No the last starfighter and tron are the grandfather of cgi. And they are good to be honest on that time
King kong vs dinosuar is better cgi
Lads, lasses.
If you gonna write King kong or Godzilla then state the production year because there have been made a million of those.
It’s pretty cool how when the t-800 said “ come with me if you want to live” is the same words Kyle Reese said to Sarah Connor at the club in the first Terminator. It’s a psychological of connecting security in her mind that terminator was going to protect her like Kyle Reese did
It's like poetry... it rhymes
In the original draft of the script, they were going to extend the parallel by having Sarah and the T-800 hide out in a fleabag motel and make a human-terminator hybrid baby, but they didn't think the culture was ready for it.
@@MarcillaSmith really? I didn’t know that the original was going to be that. If they would of stuck to that script i can guarantee a really bad movie
@@selvincisneros8770 Sorry, I was getting it confused with the version starring Jerry Butler.
Well Kyle Reese sent this Terminator to save Sarah Connor from the future. And to make her believe that Kyle Reese sent him, he put that key sentence into him
"Come with me if you want to live."
-Kyle Reese and T-800/Uncle Bob
How much of a mindfuck must that be for Sarah lol, hearing the words your lover said from the lips of your own personal Boogeyman. Boogeyborg?
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"uncle Bob", aka Carl from Texas
Also Sarah Connor from the Genisys movie
I'm not a uncle I'm a machine 😎
Don't know why this didn't get nominated for Oscars. Both picture and acting. I have watched this so many times.
what arnie cant act
I like how Sarah realizes she can trust the terminator fairly quickly and even reaches for its hand to help her up, because she knows from experience that if it was here to kill her she would have been dead the second it stepped out of the elevator.
facts
Jesus was not killed nor Jesus was crucified
Drugs alcohol pork not allowed
And in spite of that, she maintains her fear of it and seeks to destroy it at the earliest opportunity that won't just lead to it ripping her in half.
When Arnie walks out of that elevator in slow motion and turns around to see Sarah, the look of terror and desperation says it all. Awesome scene, especially since he looks like a cold killer robot. Always one of my favorites.
Even today, the action and special effects are better than some movies that we see. This movie was way ahead of it's time and one of the best movies ever made. So fucking good!
Paul None So fucking good, that’s what I told my girl last night while she was giving me some head.
Mario Lewis Tasty
This movie had an entire generation on the edge of its seat and had them going back to watch over and over.
There are probably thousands of people in these T2 threads that have seen T2 at least 10 times.
What action movie today has you watching more than once or twice?
nosirrahx First Blood and Collateral
@@nosirrahx The Watchmen,if this is action
Linda Hamilton deservers more respect. From Beauty and the Beast to Terminator... What a talent!