So incase you're wondering why the poster stayed on screen even after the movie started, we were determined to keep Sarah's narration at the start but YT just kept marking it with copyright, and for some bizarre reason, plastering a poster on top of it fixed it.
"OMG, I can't even imagine trying to train a neural network on these computer." Try using Lightroom and Premier on an Apple "computer", you wish a Terminator would kill you before you die of boredom and waiting!
In the official novelization of T2, the epilogue reveals that elderly Sarah hired a private detective to find out what happens to Kyle Reese in the new timeline she created. She learned that he's married with a family living an ordinary peaceful life. Sarah didn't try to contact him because it would be pointless and because she didn't want to disrupt his life, but she was just glad to know that he's safe and happy. When the American Film Institute made a list of 100 Greatest Movie Heroes and Villains, Arnold's Terminator made it onto both the heroes and villains lists. Jodie Foster (who was one of the Institute members who voted him onto the heroes list) said that the character is compelling because "He's the monster who wants to be good." I found that kind of touching.
They DID actually fly that helicopter under the bridge. The stunt was so dangerous, the cameraman refused to film it. James Cameron grabbed the camera and filmed it himself.
yeah the pilot, who ever he was, obviously made a decision that day. he was ether gunna make the most amazing shot ever to be captured on film or die in a blaze of glory trying.
And this is the first reaction video I've seen on YT that's actually noticed it! I presume everyone else didn't even think it possible it could be real.
@@TheFloorface Pilot has been working in movies and TV series 1975 - 2016 , Charles A. Tamburro , he has really impressive IMDb Commando , Die hard , Predator , Demolition Man , Collateral , The Rock , Sgt. Bilko and most amazing job in Amazing Race 😃
@@gravedigger8414 If TH-cam would pay people like they did in the early days no one would have a Patreon. Don't hate on the makers hate on the corporation that wants to pay pennies for content. One of the people I watch has been making stuff since the early days. He's got over 600K subscribers, rarely if ever swears and makes 15% of what he made early on even though he puts out 3-5 videos a week.
The actor who played dyson actually had a collapsed lung once and used that experience to realistically portray his death. The shorted breathing was a very realistic death scene.
Ok I guess he went into a shock of sort (which can happen) because I had collapsed lung about 2 years ago and a horrible pain in my chest aside I experienced nothing like that.
As somebody who has come out of surgery and woken up with breathing issues, Dyson's breathing there at the end kinda gave me flashbacks ... a little bit scary, actually. I guess maybe that time left me with a touch of PTSD (had to really focus to type this, 'cause I kept on flashing on the movie-scene and the hospital episode). Wow. Weird.
Robert Patrick makes a fantastic villain in this, the fact he never once breathes on screen just gives him an unnatural look thats hard to place and is unsettling
When T2 first released, the previews and marketing completely spoiled the "Arnold is the protector this time" subversion. But when reactors view it, they have not seen the spoiler material and this comes as a surprise discovery as the writers intended. It's one of the most fun parts of watching a T2 reaction.
@@whirl3690 Agreed. All the times where John teaches Arnie new things makes more sense. The glitching at the factory is great. Not sure I like the alternate ending as much though. It does inadvertently stick the middle finger up at the sequels which is appreciated.
@@M1cha3lP I like the one we have better, and James Cameron did too since he made it to leave some uncertainty. But I still don't like the sequels because everything that happened involving Cyberdine was for nothing.
@@M1cha3lP The glitching I don't remember when I saw it in the theater. The first time I saw it without the glitch, it seemed like no way to win. I think the glitch takes that away too much.
Sorry, but I find it hard to believe that they had no idea that Arnie was the good guy. I legit didn't actually see this movie until 2021, but I knew pretty much the entire plot as it's such a huge part of pop culture.
You guys had some excellent thoughts and speculations at the end about the liquid nitrogen and the glitching that the T-1000 was experiencing. You got it right for the most part! Excellent! Two things - First is background - according to the novelization, the T-1000's most BASIC command is "find main mass and join together". The range that the T-1000 can order it's various blobs around is 14 Kilometers. If the main mass of the T-1000 moves beyond that range, the default directive for the smaller mass is "Hide and Blend in". Thus it would do something like spread out over the surface of a floor, a wall, or a pipe or railing, and mimic the underlying object, becoming a slightly thicker layer - like paint - over the object it is mimicking. This command also kicks in if the T-1000 is badly damaged. So what happened with the glitching? Well - the whole mass of the T-1000 was damaged at a deep level by the freezing and re-thawing. Given enough time it would repair itself internally and reset. But the T-1000's "kill mission" took priority. BUT - since the entire mass was damaged, the command to "Hide and blend in" was constantly kicking in, and the T-1000 was constantly having to override this in order to continue the chase. Secondly and related to the first item - If you watch the film again - take notice of the fact that the T-1000 after the freeze and thaw is moving SIGNIFICANTLY slower than at any other time in the film! This is because he's constantly having to fight that "blend in" command and not just melt flat over the ground (like at the hospital). So he's moving more cautiously and deliberately trying to keep himself together and operational enough to finish the mission.
I never read the adaption; to me (growing up), it was always a case of heat. Because T-1000 is, at room temperature, a memetic poly-alloy, it stands to reason that it would become inherently more memetic under higher ambient temperatures (as shown in the extended cut), and no counter programming was ever written, because this was not an anticipated operational scenario. It was so unanticipated that, having to anticipate and account for any and every other scenario before this one, just based on how likely that scenario is to occur, would cause whole seconds' worth of operational delay
Nice! Thanks for the info. Meshes perfectly with my own reasoning, and adds quite a few great twists as well. I like to think about the background reasoning behind many movie scenes. Unluckily for me my brain does that on automatic, even when watching movies in the theater. If a movie does not engage my brain fully it tends to spew out such little factoids at my consciousness while watching it for the first time. Again, unluckily for me, my other brain centers, especially the one for self-control don't have enough calculation time to keep my mouth from being overridden when a particularly ridiculous concept pops up. Like in one of the Star Wars prequels when Yoda suddenly bounces around Count Dooku with a light saber in his hands. In the theater that caused me to loudly call out (in German): "Oh, Yoda Kampfflummi!" / "Oh Yoda combat bouncy ball!" generating a few laughs, but the scene was totally busted of all its tenseness and only became a cartoon scene after that. Sorry to all my fellow movie goers, but I just couldn't help myself.
5:15 Actually no - terminators are infiltration units, designed and built to be undetected until they find a human hideout. That wouldn't work if they are kept without skin.
Although many early Terminators did not have fake skin, the prototypes were just Skynet trying to get the idea of it down first. Also there were T-800 and T-600 Models made for field combat as well.
Yup. "The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human - sweat, bad breath, everything. Very hard to spot." - Kyle in the first movie.
Well, it also doesn't help when they're all built like bodybulders, in a time when food is scarce, and they have Austrian accents and are all wearing the same face.
"Hercules In New York" was Arnold's first movie. Yes, they actually flew a copter through an overpass. Also, few people notice that when the T-1000 first takes control of the copter, he has three arms.
I was 11 when T2 came out, and this movie was EVERYWHERE! I had to wait till it came out on video to see it... but even if I'd seen it at the cinema, there was no way avoid knowing the main plot twist of Arnie being the good guy because it was made clear in all the pre-release publicity. Cameron fully intended from the get-go to make the Terminator the good guy - it wasn't a publicity ploy or the result of market testing or anything - but he wanted it to be a secret. The studio, however, was forced into revealing it because at the time of release, several parent groups raised concerns about Arnie playing a violent bad guy again, after he'd starred in a couple of more family-oriented movies and was now seen as a heroic leading man. They were worried that seeing their kids' hero gunning down scores of innocent people would be damaging to children, so the trailers made it explicit, even having a specially filmed shot of Arnie turning to the camera and saying the line "I swear I will not kill anyone." This is why it's so cool seeing people watching it for the first time and being completely oblivious to the twist! It's how James Cameron wanted it, and it's nice to see that it actually works! Another fun little fact is that Arnie was reluctant at first to have the Terminator be a good guy - this was the role that made his career and he didn't want to mess with what worked, but Cameron was able to talk him round. And it was perfect. Now do True Lies, guys!!
When the T-1000 mimics Sarah at the end of the movie, you briefly see two Sarahs on-screen at the same time. That's Linda Hamilton's real-life twin sister Leslie.
Four bits of trivia: 1) When Arnol entered the bar, he was wearing the most ridiculous set of shorts and shoes he could find so that the extras had a more interesting reaction. 2) Robert Patrick trained how to run fast so he would be realistic when chasing Jhonn on a bike when leaving the mall, nobody knew how fast he was, so he managed to catch up to the bike on the firs take, they had to reshot the scene, this time, with him going a bit slower. 3) He also trained so that he would not blink when shooting his gun, a natural reaction; In the movie he only blinks twice when shooting, he also reloads it while aiming, and without looking away from Arnold. 4) When entering the helicopter you can see the T-1000 spawning a third hand to assist with reloading as he pilots the heli. And that's all I can remember.
This movie, at its time , was a CRAZY, ABSURD SUCCESS. "You could be mine", from the Guns N´Roses was an absolute hit. Arnie was a the top of his career. I´ve watched FIVE TIMES at the theaters. I never did this to any other movie since then. This movie is a masterpiece, period.
I love how people react when they find Arnold is the good guy. Sarah unlocking her restraints is real, Linda did that for real. Sarah didn't kill Miles because of the kid but because she noticed that was turning into a terminator, the thing she hates the most. Miles wanted to give time to leave to the cops befores die, in fact Miles was a good guy.
That scene was filmed with Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie. Which means not only did Linda have to get seriously ripped out for this movie, her sister had to also get just as ripped for her role. A role that was less than a minute of screen time! Also, the security guard who thought he was having a lucky day also had his twin brother play his double.
You made an excellent point about Dyson's death. The actor who played Dyson used to have a lung problem so he knew what it looks and feels like to have punctured lungs so the whole breathing thing is practically from experience.
26:50 I've read that Joe Morton actually suffered a punctured lung and a pneumothorax some months before shooting, and so was able to very accurately recreate the gradual asphyxiation.
If noone commented on it yet: The helicopter stunt was with a REAL helicopter. The film crew thought it too dangerous and cameron apparently had to film it himself. It is an insanely dangerous stunt too.
Yeah the cameraman refused to film someone dying, can't say I blame him. I'm surprised the pilot managed to fit the helicopter and his massive balls under the bridge at the same time to be honest.
I wonder, in 2021 and given what happened a few weeks ago with Alec Baldwin on a "mere" Western.......If a stunt like that went wrong what would the consequences be ?? ....
I remember when this movie was premiering, MTV launched a Guns and Roses video clip, "You Could be mine", which was part of the movie soundtrack. AMAZING song, amazing clip, with Schwarzenegger hunting the band in show. That was unforgetable for me!
Cute detail I missed on the first few viewings of this movie: when the T-1000 is chasing them with the helicopter, he has three arms visible (one holding the helicopter stick, two holding the machine gun).
I have a few habits that I enjoy more than I think I should. I love reading old game manuals that described the characters and items. And watching younger ppl react to stuff from my era.
More symbolism, the T1000s end represented what they say about your life flashing before you just before death. Arnie explained to the boy that his future self as an adult had sent him back but re-programmed to protect him as a kid.
This movie was so huge. Arnold at the top of his game. Guns and roses for the soundtrack. Cameron at his best. Special effects using just a small amount of cgi. Does not get any better than this.
I saw the trailer for Predator before it was released and knew it was going to be incredible and it was. I saw T2 on the first night in London and people were going crazy to get in.
I have to be honest, a big reason I watch your reactions is to hear Simone giggle, they are so adorable, and she is just too sweet and cute not to love.
So the first movie explains where/why these "Terminators" came from. They were used by Skynet as infiltrators in the war. So there wasn't only Arnold's version made. There are many different ones. They also looked and acted human, with all the proper working anatomy...remember humans couldn't tell them apart, they used dogs mainly, to identify them. They show a totally different looking Terminator infiltrate a resistance base in a flash-back (forward?).
Waiting for your reaction of the sequels: • Terminator 3 - Rise of the Machines (2003) • Terminator Salvation (2009) • Terminator - Genisys (2015) • Terminator - Dark Fate (2019)
When Sarah Connor sees herself in the kids playground that was actually played by her twin sister, Leslie, who passed away in 2020. Was this a 'directors cut' version or something because I don't remember the scene where they open up Arnies' head or the old Sarah Connor at the end?
First of all: Yes, they really DID fly a helicopter under an overpass and it still makes me hold my breath watching it to this day. No, when we saw T2 in theatres it WASN'T a surprise that the Arnoldbot was the good guy, because the idiots that made the trailer and marketed it advertised that little spoiler. And finally, they theatrical version was much better because they left out the T1000 killing the dog, left out the little scenes that showed the T1000 had been damaged from freezing, making it seem that much more frighteningly unstoppable and changed the ending to leave out the snippet of John and Sarah in the future.
I think T2 is the greatest action movie ever. As a kid, I knew every word by heart until I saw the director's cut with deleted scenes. Pretty sure I've watched the movie at least 100 times.
I saw this in cinemas at fifteen and thought it was the best movie ever made. However I don't think it has aged well. Some of the stunts you can tell it's a stuntman, and the end just drags. The interesting stuff is all around Sarah, her incarceration, her total collapse mentally and her ultimately becoming the Terminator.
The overweight security guard that walks over the T-1000 then gets stabbed in the eye was actually a twin. The two were in Good Morning Vietnam. So him starring at himself was not CGI.
5:03 actually they put human tissue on a lot of terminators... according to Reese, the "infiltrator" terminators would pose as humans in the future war. That's why people kept dogs near their hideout entrances.
I saw both Terminator movies when they were released. The Terminator was a more than half empty theatre in Leicester Square. Terminator 2 was also in Leicester Square and on the first night it was like a riot, thousands of people trying to get in any way they could. BTW George if are in AI you should see "Colossus The Forbin Project".
I know this is a year late on here, but watching and enjoying again. Arnold's first film was actually "Hercules in New York" if you can find it, it is a gem. Totally low budget horrible script and Arnold was dubbed over completely...but to see it now is hysterical. David Letterman used to run clips of it whenever Arnold was a guest.
This version of the movie wasn't the Director's cut, btw (not that you said it was). The final scene you saw (future Sarah) wasn't on the theatrical cut or the director's cut, and the very end was slightly different. The version you watched was an easter egg on some releases.
It feels weird to say this about a movie that used CG a lot, but this movie still looks incredible despite releasing in 1991 and it's because of the practical effects. It was 1991 so I'm sure they had plenty of limitations at the time, including time and budget and not just tech-related constraints, but this movie treats CG for what it is... it's a tool in the toolbox and not a replacement for things. The amount of movies CG would go on to destroy because of its overuse by people who rely on it too much is legendary. This movie had a lot of moments of ingenuity. The scene where Sarah Connor works on the Terminator in front of a mirror for instance... it's not a mirror at all. Linda Hamilton's real life twin sister is on the "reflection" side and so is Arnold, and in the foreground it's Sarah and the back of a dummy's head. Her sister's mimicking her movements to create the illusion of a mirror being there. That's the genius behind practical effects when done well.
Pretty cool contrast in different styles of "toughness" between the two Terminators. The T-800 is insanely difficult to slow down, and very hard to destroy. The T-1000 is easier to slow down, but conversely much, much harder to destroy. Cool detail.
I think Conan was Arnold’s first full length movie and he didn’t say much cuz he was just learning English. However, before that he was in a short movie called The Villain starring Kirk Douglas that played out like a Looney Tunes cartoon with real people in it.
Deleted Scenes not in the original release: Orderlies forcing Sarah to take her medicine Sarah's dream of Kyle Reese T-1000 killing the dog and searching John's room The fixing chip scene (original just had a line saying he was capable of learning) Dyson home Day Scene Teaching Arnold how to smile T-1000 feet and hands changing to what they were touching (except at the end, how John Knew he wasn't the real Sarah) Finally the alternate ending in the park. We didn't know if what they did worked. Leaving the door open for more movies. I think that was all the deleted scenes. Interesting Behind the Scenes facts: The security guard getting coffee from the vending machine, the actor's twin brother played the identical copy of him. Speaking of twins, Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor) happens to have a twin. And that's how they did the Arnold chip fixing scene that was deleted. There was no mirror. Arnold was sitting on the other side facing us. His dummy sitting closer to us facing away, allowing the camera to pan over and see the whole in the dummy's head. Sarah's twin just matched her movements. Edward Furlog (John) who wasn't moving much was on the side closet to us, facing us holding the light. The other side was a motionless dummy facing away. I wonder if this movie set a record for use of actor twins to create effects.
I had the same thought when I first watched this, wondering who was going to show up first, the terminator or whoever was helping John... But I realized it's always the "good guy" that will be teleported back first, never the bad. Cause if the bad guy went back first, the future (present time) would instantly change cause it would have killed John with no help. The protector is always the first to show up. 🤷♂️👍
His mother is actually....Vasquez from Aliens. haha. Oh and watch a film called "Near Dark". It has a lot of the Aliens cast in it. Very cool vampire flick. James Cameron's ex-wife wrote and directed it. Yep, it's a small world.
Interesting fact the scene where the two orderlies strike Sarah in the gut, the guy kept pulling the strike and messing up the scene causing them to reshoot it several times which resulted in kinda Hamilton injuring her knee, so she told him to "just hit me" after a few more screw ups he finally did it. Later on when she's escaping and she has to strike him with the mop handle Linda Hamilton actually hit the actor full force part to show him how you do it and part because he really p***ex her off (this was actually confirmed by Linda herself) Also every time you see the terminator impersonating someone the double is actually a twin not cgi.... (There is very little actual cgi in this film believe it or not it's mostly practical effects) best part is the actors weren't cast because they were twins this fact was discovered after they got the parts so Cameron made full use of this including Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie (she plays the t1000 disguised as Sarah and one of the Sarah's in the scene where they cut open Arnie's head... Yeah that's not a mirror that's Linda, Arnie and Edward furlong standing behind a mirror frame while Leslie cuts open a fake Arnie head in the foreground) Also in the scene in the lift Linda forgot her ear defenders meaning that all those gunshots in that small metal box ruptured her eardrums causing Permanent hearing loss And on the point of dyson's death it was probably the most realistic, that weird breathing thing he's doing is known as glottal breathing aka death rattle, basically neurons fire off randomly trying to save the body when it's already dead... Sad thing is not enough first aid course teach this as many people perform CPR someone goes into glottal breathing and the person thinks "hey they're breathing we saved them" then they suddenly die, when in reality. They're not actually breathing just going through the actions And as for the helicopter not only did they actually fly it that low they didn't have permission or insurance to film the scene so Cameron, the pilot, a camera man and our hero's went out in the middle of the night filmed the scene then got out of there pretty quick before the police showed up. They did it all in one shot, no support crew, no emergency services nothing
"What happened with the lighting?" You guys are watching the 2017 remastered version and the "different lighting" were actually the deleted scenes. The movie was better with the 2000 DVD edition. But nonetheless, it's still a great movie! ❤️
Wow, thanks for pointing out the thing with the T-1000's damaged feet/shoes. Some 30 odd years of watching this movie over and over again, and I never realized that John could tell them apart because of this little detail. Ha, you learn something new every day :)
Even though Arnold was a robot there was definitely a few times he showed some human elements so John must've been very experienced in reprogramming him
New to this channel, but managed to pick up a couple of things; Simon has a thing for proximity to floors, and that Andrew does not! Great reactions guys, greetings from Sweden 💖😀🇸🇪
The skin for the terminators is harvested from cloned humans, so there is in the future a captured Arnold that is cloned for skins for the terminators.
Arnold was at the height of popularity at this point. Some of his roles weren’t great or were silly but I’d have come back every month for a new Arnie film.
In case you didn’t know this is the last film in this franchise. They decided they’d end on a high and there was absolutely no need to cheapen it with sup-par sequels. Don’t look it up! Just take my word for it.
I want to suggest a few for you, if you haven't seen them. Dead poets society. Robert Williams. Time bandits. By Terry Gilliam from Monthy Python. A fish called Wanda. Das Boot. German submarine in WWII. To name a few of my favorite movies from the 80s.
My theory as to what the other terminator could be compromised of is possibly gallium metal. It has an incredibly low melting point. Just our body can melt gallium.
@@flexydex8754 your reply shows how little you know of science. Because the substance of the metal that the T-1000 is made of act justs like gallium. Gallium melts at human body temperature and shattered easily when frozen. Prove me wrong.
Y'know, I could accept '0 human casualties,' but '0.0 human casualties?' C'mon, Terminator-vision, some of those cops definitely got banged up, a few probably grabbed some squad car shrapnel, and their hearing is probably permanently damaged. That's definitely some decimal-point casualties.
*Judgment ;D Easily the greatest action move ever and one of the rare cases where the sequel is even better than its equal. Cameron's command for genre is nothing short of astonishing. Great choice/reactions.
Anyone else notice that the police told the guy with the minigun and the grenade launcher to stand down but they all rush in and completely merc the unarmed black guy. Just saying
Personally this was good, but I actually prefer the theatrical version. I had a discussion with a friend of mine who considers the whole thing done with this movie because of this alternate ending. However, I disagree, as John living is the proof that Judgement day can not be stopped. The thing of it is, it's a paradox loop. Skynet saw John as a threat and sent back a terminator to kill him before he was born. But this actually led to John being born in the first place. But if Skynet hadn't sent a terminator back, Skynet may not have been created in the first place. So it's a loop. And if the movie The Time Machine had taught anything about time travel is that you can't really remove what has already taken place. I reject this alternate ending because it just simply can't happen. On a side note, I really enjoyed T3. The others are worth a watch, and Terminator Dark Fate was pretty neat, and a fun watch.
The Villian in this film (Robert Patrick) 2 years later was in one of the most brilliant and grossley overlooked films ever. " Fire in The Sky" ( Based on true accounts of Travis Walton) and since built a cult following. If you are open to a brilliant film, that every other reactor has not already reacted to you should check this!! But alas usually films not known to the masses don,'t get the time of day on reaction channels, but if you fo check you will be glad! .
Robert Patrick literally gave it all for T 1000. Dude did not only blink but pushed himself to be in a peak physical condition. In the scene where he is chasing John in the bike by running after him, he literally had to slow down because he caught up to him the first few takes.
Not only that but he trained himself to breath shallowly while full sprinting because a robot wouldn't be out of breath or look physically tired from running.
@@jyesucevitz but he does it when he's in disguise. He does it again when he's talking to people when he's looking for John. When he's in full on android mode, he never does.
So incase you're wondering why the poster stayed on screen even after the movie started, we were determined to keep Sarah's narration at the start but YT just kept marking it with copyright, and for some bizarre reason, plastering a poster on top of it fixed it.
"OMG, I can't even imagine trying to train a neural network on these computer." Try using Lightroom and Premier on an Apple "computer", you wish a Terminator would kill you before you die of boredom and waiting!
There is the extended version with the original ending.,I hate the director’s cut ending.
Impressive. You should watch RoboCop next.
Really happy that you put these explanations when necessary!
In the official novelization of T2, the epilogue reveals that elderly Sarah hired a private detective to find out what happens to Kyle Reese in the new timeline she created. She learned that he's married with a family living an ordinary peaceful life. Sarah didn't try to contact him because it would be pointless and because she didn't want to disrupt his life, but she was just glad to know that he's safe and happy.
When the American Film Institute made a list of 100 Greatest Movie Heroes and Villains, Arnold's Terminator made it onto both the heroes and villains lists. Jodie Foster (who was one of the Institute members who voted him onto the heroes list) said that the character is compelling because "He's the monster who wants to be good." I found that kind of touching.
They DID actually fly that helicopter under the bridge. The stunt was so dangerous, the cameraman refused to film it. James Cameron grabbed the camera and filmed it himself.
yeah the pilot, who ever he was, obviously made a decision that day. he was ether gunna make the most amazing shot ever to be captured on film or die in a blaze of glory trying.
I had heard that the pilot refused to do the stunt so James did it himself. I think yours sounds more plausible. lol
And this is the first reaction video I've seen on YT that's actually noticed it! I presume everyone else didn't even think it possible it could be real.
@@TheFloorface Pilot has been working in movies and TV series 1975 - 2016 , Charles A. Tamburro , he has really impressive IMDb
Commando , Die hard , Predator , Demolition Man , Collateral , The Rock , Sgt. Bilko and most amazing job in Amazing Race 😃
@@gravedigger8414 If TH-cam would pay people like they did in the early days no one would have a Patreon.
Don't hate on the makers hate on the corporation that wants to pay pennies for content.
One of the people I watch has been making stuff since the early days.
He's got over 600K subscribers, rarely if ever swears and makes 15% of what he made early on even though he puts out 3-5 videos a week.
The actor who played dyson actually had a collapsed lung once and used that experience to realistically portray his death. The shorted breathing was a very realistic death scene.
And then he played a mad scientist type character on the show Eureka lol.
Ok I guess he went into a shock of sort (which can happen) because I had collapsed lung about 2 years ago and a horrible pain in my chest aside I experienced nothing like that.
@@jakunosek It was a sucking chest wound. It makes it harder and harder to breathe as more air gets into the bullet hole.
As somebody who has come out of surgery and woken up with breathing issues, Dyson's breathing there at the end kinda gave me flashbacks ... a little bit scary, actually. I guess maybe that time left me with a touch of PTSD (had to really focus to type this, 'cause I kept on flashing on the movie-scene and the hospital episode).
Wow. Weird.
@@Galiant2010 and he played silas stone in justice league the snyder cut and as in t2 he sacrifices his life for the greater good
Robert Patrick makes a fantastic villain in this, the fact he never once breathes on screen just gives him an unnatural look thats hard to place and is unsettling
For real. Dude's sprinting yet not a single expression on his face.
AND never blinks when he fires his gun. Something Arnold didn't do in the first one.
It feels sacrilegious, but Patrick is my favorite Terminator.
It's a shame he went on to lose so much money at Tony Soprano's poker game.
@@jcarlovitch He never had the makings of a varsity Terminator
When T2 first released, the previews and marketing completely spoiled the "Arnold is the protector this time" subversion. But when reactors view it, they have not seen the spoiler material and this comes as a surprise discovery as the writers intended. It's one of the most fun parts of watching a T2 reaction.
It's a real shame that most reactors watch the theatrical cut instead of the extended cut. It's a treat whenever one reacts to the extended cut.
@@whirl3690 Agreed. All the times where John teaches Arnie new things makes more sense. The glitching at the factory is great. Not sure I like the alternate ending as much though. It does inadvertently stick the middle finger up at the sequels which is appreciated.
@@M1cha3lP I like the one we have better, and James Cameron did too since he made it to leave some uncertainty. But I still don't like the sequels because everything that happened involving Cyberdine was for nothing.
@@M1cha3lP The glitching I don't remember when I saw it in the theater. The first time I saw it without the glitch, it seemed like no way to win. I think the glitch takes that away too much.
Sorry, but I find it hard to believe that they had no idea that Arnie was the good guy. I legit didn't actually see this movie until 2021, but I knew pretty much the entire plot as it's such a huge part of pop culture.
You guys had some excellent thoughts and speculations at the end about the liquid nitrogen and the glitching that the T-1000 was experiencing. You got it right for the most part! Excellent!
Two things - First is background - according to the novelization, the T-1000's most BASIC command is "find main mass and join together". The range that the T-1000 can order it's various blobs around is 14 Kilometers. If the main mass of the T-1000 moves beyond that range, the default directive for the smaller mass is "Hide and Blend in". Thus it would do something like spread out over the surface of a floor, a wall, or a pipe or railing, and mimic the underlying object, becoming a slightly thicker layer - like paint - over the object it is mimicking. This command also kicks in if the T-1000 is badly damaged.
So what happened with the glitching? Well - the whole mass of the T-1000 was damaged at a deep level by the freezing and re-thawing. Given enough time it would repair itself internally and reset. But the T-1000's "kill mission" took priority. BUT - since the entire mass was damaged, the command to "Hide and blend in" was constantly kicking in, and the T-1000 was constantly having to override this in order to continue the chase.
Secondly and related to the first item - If you watch the film again - take notice of the fact that the T-1000 after the freeze and thaw is moving SIGNIFICANTLY slower than at any other time in the film! This is because he's constantly having to fight that "blend in" command and not just melt flat over the ground (like at the hospital). So he's moving more cautiously and deliberately trying to keep himself together and operational enough to finish the mission.
I didn't know that! and I read the book adaptation...maybe too many moons ago, Thanks
I never read the adaption; to me (growing up), it was always a case of heat. Because T-1000 is, at room temperature, a memetic poly-alloy, it stands to reason that it would become inherently more memetic under higher ambient temperatures (as shown in the extended cut), and no counter programming was ever written, because this was not an anticipated operational scenario. It was so unanticipated that, having to anticipate and account for any and every other scenario before this one, just based on how likely that scenario is to occur, would cause whole seconds' worth of operational delay
Are you... from the... future??!??
Nice! Thanks for the info. Meshes perfectly with my own reasoning, and adds quite a few great twists as well.
I like to think about the background reasoning behind many movie scenes. Unluckily for me my brain does that on automatic, even when watching movies in the theater. If a movie does not engage my brain fully it tends to spew out such little factoids at my consciousness while watching it for the first time. Again, unluckily for me, my other brain centers, especially the one for self-control don't have enough calculation time to keep my mouth from being overridden when a particularly ridiculous concept pops up.
Like in one of the Star Wars prequels when Yoda suddenly bounces around Count Dooku with a light saber in his hands.
In the theater that caused me to loudly call out (in German): "Oh, Yoda Kampfflummi!" / "Oh Yoda combat bouncy ball!" generating a few laughs, but the scene was totally busted of all its tenseness and only became a cartoon scene after that. Sorry to all my fellow movie goers, but I just couldn't help myself.
Watched the movie over 100 times and never knew this. I just assumed he was glitching, which wouldn’t be wrong, but thanks for the insight 👏🏼
5:15 Actually no - terminators are infiltration units, designed and built to be undetected until they find a human hideout. That wouldn't work if they are kept without skin.
Although many early Terminators did not have fake skin, the prototypes were just Skynet trying to get the idea of it down first. Also there were T-800 and T-600 Models made for field combat as well.
Yup. "The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy, but these are new. They look human - sweat, bad breath, everything. Very hard to spot." - Kyle in the first movie.
@@phil8821 Didn't they use real human flesh on them? I think they did that somewhere in the comics.
Unlike a totally bulked up behemoth of a man with a thick Austrian accent which will fit right in. 😀
Well, it also doesn't help when they're all built like bodybulders, in a time when food is scarce, and they have Austrian accents and are all wearing the same face.
"Hercules In New York" was Arnold's first movie. Yes, they actually flew a copter through an overpass. Also, few people notice that when the T-1000 first takes control of the copter, he has three arms.
I never noticed that until I started watching these reaction videos
I was 11 when T2 came out, and this movie was EVERYWHERE! I had to wait till it came out on video to see it... but even if I'd seen it at the cinema, there was no way avoid knowing the main plot twist of Arnie being the good guy because it was made clear in all the pre-release publicity. Cameron fully intended from the get-go to make the Terminator the good guy - it wasn't a publicity ploy or the result of market testing or anything - but he wanted it to be a secret. The studio, however, was forced into revealing it because at the time of release, several parent groups raised concerns about Arnie playing a violent bad guy again, after he'd starred in a couple of more family-oriented movies and was now seen as a heroic leading man. They were worried that seeing their kids' hero gunning down scores of innocent people would be damaging to children, so the trailers made it explicit, even having a specially filmed shot of Arnie turning to the camera and saying the line "I swear I will not kill anyone." This is why it's so cool seeing people watching it for the first time and being completely oblivious to the twist! It's how James Cameron wanted it, and it's nice to see that it actually works!
Another fun little fact is that Arnie was reluctant at first to have the Terminator be a good guy - this was the role that made his career and he didn't want to mess with what worked, but Cameron was able to talk him round. And it was perfect. Now do True Lies, guys!!
This is one of the few movies where the youngsters watching it now are better off than we who saw it when it came out.
When the T-1000 mimics Sarah at the end of the movie, you briefly see two Sarahs on-screen at the same time.
That's Linda Hamilton's real-life twin sister Leslie.
James Cameron was the king of amplifying sequels. The enormity of this movie when it came out can't be understated
Four bits of trivia:
1) When Arnol entered the bar, he was wearing the most ridiculous set of shorts and shoes he could find so that the extras had a more interesting reaction.
2) Robert Patrick trained how to run fast so he would be realistic when chasing Jhonn on a bike when leaving the mall, nobody knew how fast he was, so he managed to catch up to the bike on the firs take, they had to reshot the scene, this time, with him going a bit slower.
3) He also trained so that he would not blink when shooting his gun, a natural reaction; In the movie he only blinks twice when shooting, he also reloads it while aiming, and without looking away from Arnold.
4) When entering the helicopter you can see the T-1000 spawning a third hand to assist with reloading as he pilots the heli.
And that's all I can remember.
This movie, at its time , was a CRAZY, ABSURD SUCCESS. "You could be mine", from the Guns N´Roses was an absolute hit. Arnie was a the top of his career. I´ve watched FIVE TIMES at the theaters. I never did this to any other movie since then. This movie is a masterpiece, period.
wonder how many people caught the nod to the group with Arnie pulling the shotgun out of a box of roses (Guns N Roses)...
36:01 "the story leveled up" - yup, and this would be the last time that happened in the franchise.
Well, now you've seen the 2 greatest sequels ever made. It's all downhill from here.
Both directed by James Cameron.
I don’t know what you’re talking about… (waves hand like a Jedi) there are no other Terminator movies.
I still love Terminator 3.
I remember going to see this when it came out in theatres. Mind blowing. It's aged amazingly well too.
I love how people react when they find Arnold is the good guy. Sarah unlocking her restraints is real, Linda did that for real. Sarah didn't kill Miles because of the kid but because she noticed that was turning into a terminator, the thing she hates the most. Miles wanted to give time to leave to the cops befores die, in fact Miles was a good guy.
That scene was filmed with Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie. Which means not only did Linda have to get seriously ripped out for this movie, her sister had to also get just as ripped for her role. A role that was less than a minute of screen time!
Also, the security guard who thought he was having a lucky day also had his twin brother play his double.
The mini gun in this movie was used previously by Jesse Ventura in Predator (1987), Lee Majors in Scrooged (1988)
You made an excellent point about Dyson's death. The actor who played Dyson used to have a lung problem so he knew what it looks and feels like to have punctured lungs so the whole breathing thing is practically from experience.
26:50 I've read that Joe Morton actually suffered a punctured lung and a pneumothorax some months before shooting, and so was able to very accurately recreate the gradual asphyxiation.
I didn't realize it until I'd seen T2 maybe ten times, but John's foster mom is played by Jenette Goldstein, who played Vasquez in Aliens.
If noone commented on it yet: The helicopter stunt was with a REAL helicopter. The film crew thought it too dangerous and cameron apparently had to film it himself. It is an insanely dangerous stunt too.
Yeah the cameraman refused to film someone dying, can't say I blame him.
I'm surprised the pilot managed to fit the helicopter and his massive balls under the bridge at the same time to be honest.
I wonder, in 2021 and given what happened a few weeks ago with Alec Baldwin on a "mere" Western.......If a stunt like that went wrong what would the consequences be ?? ....
I remember when this movie was premiering, MTV launched a Guns and Roses video clip, "You Could be mine", which was part of the movie soundtrack. AMAZING song, amazing clip, with Schwarzenegger hunting the band in show. That was unforgetable for me!
Sad that they didn't use the footage in the movie of the Terminator factory. Only appeared in the trailer and in the music video.
"Waste of ammunition"
The Cyberdyne building they blew up is just a few miles from my house 😆
😂😂😂😂cool
Cute detail I missed on the first few viewings of this movie: when the T-1000 is chasing them with the helicopter, he has three arms visible (one holding the helicopter stick, two holding the machine gun).
I have a few habits that I enjoy more than I think I should. I love reading old game manuals that described the characters and items. And watching younger ppl react to stuff from my era.
I still read the Adventures of Willy Beamish instruction manual when I'm feeling nostalgic
More symbolism, the T1000s end represented what they say about your life flashing before you just before death. Arnie explained to the boy that his future self as an adult had sent him back but re-programmed to protect him as a kid.
Did you guys notice John's guardian is the same actress who played Vasquez in Aliens?
Speaking of stunts: it was the actual Arnie who jumped the bonnet of the driving truck to hose down ”the driver“.
This movie was so huge. Arnold at the top of his game. Guns and roses for the soundtrack. Cameron at his best. Special effects using just a small amount of cgi. Does not get any better than this.
I saw the trailer for Predator before it was released and knew it was going to be incredible and it was. I saw T2 on the first night in London and people were going crazy to get in.
I have to be honest, a big reason I watch your reactions is to hear Simone giggle, they are so adorable, and she is just too sweet and cute not to love.
One of the best sequels ever made
This and aliens best sequels
@@whitejosh444 Yeah I agree ^_^.
So the first movie explains where/why these "Terminators" came from. They were used by Skynet as infiltrators in the war. So there wasn't only Arnold's version made. There are many different ones. They also looked and acted human, with all the proper working anatomy...remember humans couldn't tell them apart, they used dogs mainly, to identify them. They show a totally different looking Terminator infiltrate a resistance base in a flash-back (forward?).
Waiting for your reaction of the sequels:
• Terminator 3 - Rise of the Machines (2003)
• Terminator Salvation (2009)
• Terminator - Genisys (2015)
• Terminator - Dark Fate (2019)
"Maybe he's like the One Ring?" cracked me up.
When Sarah Connor sees herself in the kids playground that was actually played by her twin sister, Leslie, who passed away in 2020.
Was this a 'directors cut' version or something because I don't remember the scene where they open up Arnies' head or the old Sarah Connor at the end?
To this day, the way the scream lingers in the air in her apocalyptic nightmare haunts me.
First of all:
Yes, they really DID fly a helicopter under an overpass and it still makes me hold my breath watching it to this day.
No, when we saw T2 in theatres it WASN'T a surprise that the Arnoldbot was the good guy, because the idiots that made the trailer and marketed it advertised that little spoiler.
And finally, they theatrical version was much better because they left out the T1000 killing the dog, left out the little scenes that showed the T1000 had been damaged from freezing, making it seem that much more frighteningly unstoppable and changed the ending to leave out the snippet of John and Sarah in the future.
I think T2 is the greatest action movie ever. As a kid, I knew every word by heart until I saw the director's cut with deleted scenes. Pretty sure I've watched the movie at least 100 times.
I saw this in cinemas at fifteen and thought it was the best movie ever made. However I don't think it has aged well. Some of the stunts you can tell it's a stuntman, and the end just drags.
The interesting stuff is all around Sarah, her incarceration, her total collapse mentally and her ultimately becoming the Terminator.
The overweight security guard that walks over the T-1000 then gets stabbed in the eye was actually a twin. The two were in Good Morning Vietnam. So him starring at himself was not CGI.
5:03 actually they put human tissue on a lot of terminators... according to Reese, the "infiltrator" terminators would pose as humans in the future war. That's why people kept dogs near their hideout entrances.
I saw both Terminator movies when they were released. The Terminator was a more than half empty theatre in Leicester Square. Terminator 2 was also in Leicester Square and on the first night it was like a riot, thousands of people trying to get in any way they could. BTW George if are in AI you should see "Colossus The Forbin Project".
I know this is a year late on here, but watching and enjoying again. Arnold's first film was actually "Hercules in New York" if you can find it, it is a gem. Totally low budget horrible script and Arnold was dubbed over completely...but to see it now is hysterical. David Letterman used to run clips of it whenever Arnold was a guest.
This version of the movie wasn't the Director's cut, btw (not that you said it was). The final scene you saw (future Sarah) wasn't on the theatrical cut or the director's cut, and the very end was slightly different. The version you watched was an easter egg on some releases.
It feels weird to say this about a movie that used CG a lot, but this movie still looks incredible despite releasing in 1991 and it's because of the practical effects. It was 1991 so I'm sure they had plenty of limitations at the time, including time and budget and not just tech-related constraints, but this movie treats CG for what it is... it's a tool in the toolbox and not a replacement for things. The amount of movies CG would go on to destroy because of its overuse by people who rely on it too much is legendary.
This movie had a lot of moments of ingenuity. The scene where Sarah Connor works on the Terminator in front of a mirror for instance... it's not a mirror at all. Linda Hamilton's real life twin sister is on the "reflection" side and so is Arnold, and in the foreground it's Sarah and the back of a dummy's head. Her sister's mimicking her movements to create the illusion of a mirror being there. That's the genius behind practical effects when done well.
used cgi a lot? bullshit
This movie probably ranks #1 all time for most men I ever saw cry in a movie theater when Arnold was lowered into the steel to his death.
Pretty cool contrast in different styles of "toughness" between the two Terminators. The T-800 is insanely difficult to slow down, and very hard to destroy. The T-1000 is easier to slow down, but conversely much, much harder to destroy. Cool detail.
22:30 But would he ever be so busy that he would say, "I ain't got time to bleed."
I think Conan was Arnold’s first full length movie and he didn’t say much cuz he was just learning English. However, before that he was in a short movie called The Villain starring Kirk Douglas that played out like a Looney Tunes cartoon with real people in it.
Fun Fact: The reason that The Terminator hides his shotgun in roses is because the band Guns and Roses made a song for the movie!
Props for having the humanity to care about Dyson's death.
Excellent reaction! The reason Arnold the good guy in this film is because that was a condition for him to make the T2 movie.
Deleted Scenes not in the original release:
Orderlies forcing Sarah to take her medicine
Sarah's dream of Kyle Reese
T-1000 killing the dog and searching John's room
The fixing chip scene (original just had a line saying he was capable of learning)
Dyson home Day Scene
Teaching Arnold how to smile
T-1000 feet and hands changing to what they were touching (except at the end, how John Knew he wasn't the real Sarah)
Finally the alternate ending in the park. We didn't know if what they did worked. Leaving the door open for more movies.
I think that was all the deleted scenes.
Interesting Behind the Scenes facts:
The security guard getting coffee from the vending machine, the actor's twin brother played the identical copy of him.
Speaking of twins, Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor) happens to have a twin. And that's how they did the Arnold chip fixing scene that was deleted. There was no mirror. Arnold was sitting on the other side facing us. His dummy sitting closer to us facing away, allowing the camera to pan over and see the whole in the dummy's head. Sarah's twin just matched her movements. Edward Furlog (John) who wasn't moving much was on the side closet to us, facing us holding the light. The other side was a motionless dummy facing away. I wonder if this movie set a record for use of actor twins to create effects.
I had the same thought when I first watched this, wondering who was going to show up first, the terminator or whoever was helping John...
But I realized it's always the "good guy" that will be teleported back first, never the bad. Cause if the bad guy went back first, the future (present time) would instantly change cause it would have killed John with no help. The protector is always the first to show up. 🤷♂️👍
His mother is actually....Vasquez from Aliens. haha. Oh and watch a film called "Near Dark". It has a lot of the Aliens cast in it. Very cool vampire flick. James Cameron's ex-wife wrote and directed it.
Yep, it's a small world.
Interesting fact the scene where the two orderlies strike Sarah in the gut, the guy kept pulling the strike and messing up the scene causing them to reshoot it several times which resulted in kinda Hamilton injuring her knee, so she told him to "just hit me" after a few more screw ups he finally did it.
Later on when she's escaping and she has to strike him with the mop handle Linda Hamilton actually hit the actor full force part to show him how you do it and part because he really p***ex her off (this was actually confirmed by Linda herself)
Also every time you see the terminator impersonating someone the double is actually a twin not cgi.... (There is very little actual cgi in this film believe it or not it's mostly practical effects) best part is the actors weren't cast because they were twins this fact was discovered after they got the parts so Cameron made full use of this including Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie (she plays the t1000 disguised as Sarah and one of the Sarah's in the scene where they cut open Arnie's head... Yeah that's not a mirror that's Linda, Arnie and Edward furlong standing behind a mirror frame while Leslie cuts open a fake Arnie head in the foreground)
Also in the scene in the lift Linda forgot her ear defenders meaning that all those gunshots in that small metal box ruptured her eardrums causing Permanent hearing loss
And on the point of dyson's death it was probably the most realistic, that weird breathing thing he's doing is known as glottal breathing aka death rattle, basically neurons fire off randomly trying to save the body when it's already dead... Sad thing is not enough first aid course teach this as many people perform CPR someone goes into glottal breathing and the person thinks "hey they're breathing we saved them" then they suddenly die, when in reality. They're not actually breathing just going through the actions
And as for the helicopter not only did they actually fly it that low they didn't have permission or insurance to film the scene so Cameron, the pilot, a camera man and our hero's went out in the middle of the night filmed the scene then got out of there pretty quick before the police showed up. They did it all in one shot, no support crew, no emergency services nothing
"What happened with the lighting?"
You guys are watching the 2017 remastered version and the "different lighting" were actually the deleted scenes. The movie was better with the 2000 DVD edition. But nonetheless, it's still a great movie! ❤️
Reese was never sent back the first time that John Connor was born totally different Father lol
WAIT HOLY SHIT YOU GUYS WATCHED THE RIGHT VERSION!!!
He done Red Sonia before Conan I believe but he was just the lead support in Red Sonia
LOL I actually saw this in the theater as a kid... That summer I saw this 3 times with friends and family. It was the event of the summer...
Wow, thanks for pointing out the thing with the T-1000's damaged feet/shoes. Some 30 odd years of watching this movie over and over again, and I never realized that John could tell them apart because of this little detail. Ha, you learn something new every day :)
Even though Arnold was a robot there was definitely a few times he showed some human elements so John must've been very experienced in reprogramming him
Great reaction, I love you two and your reactions to movies I have loved for years. This is still in my top ten movies ever.
New to this channel, but managed to pick up a couple of things; Simon has a thing for proximity to floors, and that Andrew does not! Great reactions guys, greetings from Sweden 💖😀🇸🇪
The skin for the terminators is harvested from cloned humans, so there is in the future a captured Arnold that is cloned for skins for the terminators.
When I was kid I war traumatized by this scene 24:28. After that I couldn't understand why Arnold's hand is covered in flesh in other movies😂
I LOVED watching this with you guys. Simone, George, you both caught way more than I did upon first viewing!
Dyson was really one of the best deaths in movies. But the medic in saving private Ryan, player by Giovanni Ribisi is by far the best of all time
Arnold was at the height of popularity at this point. Some of his roles weren’t great or were silly but I’d have come back every month for a new Arnie film.
In case you didn’t know this is the last film in this franchise. They decided they’d end on a high and there was absolutely no need to cheapen it with sup-par sequels. Don’t look it up! Just take my word for it.
Arnold played robot dad so well 👏
I want to suggest a few for you, if you haven't seen them.
Dead poets society. Robert Williams.
Time bandits. By Terry Gilliam from Monthy Python.
A fish called Wanda.
Das Boot. German submarine in WWII.
To name a few of my favorite movies from the 80s.
My theory as to what the other terminator could be compromised of is possibly gallium metal. It has an incredibly low melting point. Just our body can melt gallium.
just no 🤦♀
@@flexydex8754 your reply shows how little you know of science. Because the substance of the metal that the T-1000 is made of act justs like gallium. Gallium melts at human body temperature and shattered easily when frozen. Prove me wrong.
Y'know, I could accept '0 human casualties,' but '0.0 human casualties?' C'mon, Terminator-vision, some of those cops definitely got banged up, a few probably grabbed some squad car shrapnel, and their hearing is probably permanently damaged. That's definitely some decimal-point casualties.
28:00 yeah. they did... almost got in trouble legally
There's a mean _bootstrap paradox_ in this plot, but they just run with it.
17:31 the only youtuber who reacted to this line
Wow I never saw that ending before!
i had the luck to watch it in cinema when a few years ago they showed the renovated 3d (haha) version of it :)
*Judgment ;D Easily the greatest action move ever and one of the rare cases where the sequel is even better than its equal. Cameron's command for genre is nothing short of astonishing. Great choice/reactions.
Classic movie, glad they never tried to milk it further after this
I envy your opportunity to watch one of the greatest action films ever made for the first time.
I need your clothes, your boots, and your motocycle))😄 legendary moment)
This is the director's cut version.
Anyone else notice that the police told the guy with the minigun and the grenade launcher to stand down but they all rush in and completely merc the unarmed black guy.
Just saying
One of the best Sci-fi movies ever made.
Is this the extended edition? Stuff is different from the version I know.
Personally this was good, but I actually prefer the theatrical version. I had a discussion with a friend of mine who considers the whole thing done with this movie because of this alternate ending. However, I disagree, as John living is the proof that Judgement day can not be stopped. The thing of it is, it's a paradox loop. Skynet saw John as a threat and sent back a terminator to kill him before he was born. But this actually led to John being born in the first place. But if Skynet hadn't sent a terminator back, Skynet may not have been created in the first place. So it's a loop. And if the movie The Time Machine had taught anything about time travel is that you can't really remove what has already taken place. I reject this alternate ending because it just simply can't happen. On a side note, I really enjoyed T3. The others are worth a watch, and Terminator Dark Fate was pretty neat, and a fun watch.
Still one of the best action movies ever made... in part because of the characters and relationships.
was this a different cut? why don't i remember the scene of the two orderly's force feeding Sara the pills?
The Villian in this film (Robert Patrick) 2 years later was in one of the most brilliant and grossley overlooked films ever. " Fire in The Sky" ( Based on true accounts of Travis Walton) and since built a cult following. If you are open to a brilliant film, that every other reactor has not already reacted to you should check this!! But alas usually films not known to the masses don,'t get the time of day on reaction channels, but if you fo check you will be glad!
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He also did the Outer Limits episode "The Light Brigade" where he played pretty much the same character.
@@lewisner
Thank will check it!
Have you seen " Fire in The Sky" ?
If not you should! Might still be free on You Tube.
@@jgsrhythm100 yes I saw that back in the days when VHS was still a thing.
Most defintly the greatest action film ever & the guns n roses soundtrack makes it better
36:01 You would think that wouldn't you.
I suggest watching the TV series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008‑2009) before watching any of the movie sequels.
I suggest "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" TV show. It follows John and Sarah after the events of this movie.
Robert Patrick literally gave it all for T 1000. Dude did not only blink but pushed himself to be in a peak physical condition. In the scene where he is chasing John in the bike by running after him, he literally had to slow down because he caught up to him the first few takes.
Not only that but he trained himself to breath shallowly while full sprinting because a robot wouldn't be out of breath or look physically tired from running.
not trying to be a dickhead, but he does blink. 07:40
The way you phrased this, implies that he did blink, just fyi.
@@jyesucevitz but he does it when he's in disguise. He does it again when he's talking to people when he's looking for John. When he's in full on android mode, he never does.
Arnie actually invited Linda Hamilton to train with him in his personal gym to get in shape for this movie. Obviously she accepted.
I wouldn't accept.
“Come with me if you want to bulk up!”
Wow, Arnie!! What a sweetheart!!!
"Come with me if you want to lift"
@@LeviBoldock now I want a gym shirt with that slogan 😂