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My brother, Dad and myself worked at the steel mill during this time. It was filmed on the Speedway side. We were not allowed to go see any filming or we could have been fired. Other movies were filmed here. Like the Running Man, Black Rain and others. Nightmare on Elm St was filmed on the steel mill side in the basements of the Tin Mill. That's where Freddie is dragging his claws. Thanks for the reviving the past. Appreciate your efforts.
@@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188 me and my brother would flex at Arnold as he came in through the gate off of San Bernardino Ave almost every morning. He would drive in with a convertible red Hummer and a cigar in his mouth to start the day.
@@80sLife Cyberdyne was founded on June 24, 2004, by Yoshiyuki Sankai, a professor at the University of Tsukuba. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberdyne_Inc. Cyberdyne is a Japanese robotics and technology company most noted for the marketing and distribution of the HAL robotic exoskeleton suit.
I’m a delivery driver in Northern California and my regular house stop used to be Mattson, the Cyberdyne building. All of their sections and conference rooms are named after characters & actors from T-2. They also have a photo album from the filming of the movie.
I snuck onto the back of that set. For whatever reason they didn't have a guard back there. We got to where the giant fans were then left. I am a huge Arnie and Terminator fan so it was the bees knees.
@@stargazer2504 I don't know, but if they have T2 stuff in there I would guess that either they were tired of people coming there asking about T2, or they were having a little bit of fun with them, but I never recall security having any sense of humor so.
I lived in the valley when they were shooting T2. I used to hang out at the Northridge mall with my friends. I was able to watch them film a number of the scenes shot around the washes in the mall. My friends and I used to ride our bicycles in those concrete washes all the time. They were like our expressways from our houses all the way down to Balboa Park. I would pass by the location where they jumped the semi into the wash almost on a daily basis as I was going to and from my friends houses. An interesting detail about that particular scene is that not only did they remove the planters but they took apart the brick wall and replaced it with a fake Styrofoam brick. There were a couple of small ramps to get the truck up over the curb and then about a foot high off the ground when it crashed through the wall. After they were done the studio rebuilt the wall with real brick. Another trick they used when they were shooting the jump of the motorcycle down into the wash was suspending the motorcycle from a crane and then editing out the cables holding it up. I loved watching this because it brought back so many memories from living there and getting to watch this and other movies be made. And now I’m also craving El Pollo Loco. 😂
@@pc-sound-legacy which mall? There were at least three different malls that I can remember used for various scenes. A couple of miles did have arcades, but the ones I went to frequently were in the strip malls not the big malls like you saw in this movie.
I lived in Fremont when they filmed T2 and a friend of mine and I snuck into the movie set while they were filming. We were right across the street when they filmed the explosion of the building. We saw the regular helicopters and then the blacked out helicopters that were filming the scenes. It was a pretty amazing moment for a couple of kids.
I grew up down the street. But terminator was long gone. My parents always said they blew up the building. I moved away and then found out the buildings are still there.
I was born in 1983, and T2 is my favorite movie of all time. Never gets old. Shame that most of the people's houses and buildings that still stand and were in the movie probably have no clue T2 was filed on their street.
@@Spike0000 I’ve never seen part 3 and I refuse to, but I’ve seen some of the other sequels and they’re ok. Not great and certainly not on the level of T2, but acceptable. T2 was just prefect and near impossible to match, let alone top it.
14:02 still one of the most awesomIST of scenes! Everything about T2 is just pure perfection! Heck, I made my grandma watch it one time and she loved it! Thanks for such a great locations video, love all the detail that you gave us🥰
The Robinson may and parking structure located at the northridge mall collapsed during the northridge earthquake in 1994 that's why it was no longer there. The whole mall was rebuilt after. Glad to see this video back up. Great work. 👍
I'll be back LOL (so glad youtube removed the block on this video) I Consider this the definitive Terminator 2 location video Thanks for all your hard work and making exceptional videos. You're Doing it better than anybody else keep up the great work
Funny thing, I thought I had missed this video before it was taken down but I did watch it. LoL. Glad everything worked out and you're able to repost it!
So funny that you posted this video. I just showed my son T2 last night. BTW, I was the guy that stopped you in the parking lot in Torrance a few weeks ago.
This movie completely encapsulates my entire existence as a kid in the summer of '91. It was THE film of the summer. You hipped me to some knowledge I hadn't heard b/f either like the fake facade for the cyberdyne building. Kudos on fighting "the power" on this one and winning. You're now in a super-exclusive club along w/ James Cameron himself who can say, "Terminator 2 damn near killed me. But it was totally worth it."
We use to live in Pacoima and our friend took us by that bar!! Dude u bring up so many memories!!! Love the channel and your videos have gotten a lot better!!
Great, its back. TH-cam ned to improve as well as the movie companies. We are not all enemies. Fans need to be recognized and these kind of videos are important.
Man this is awesome! T2 was my favorite movie of me and my best friend (RIP) who I sadly lost in 2020. Cannot count the times we watched it together as kids growing up and later as adults. He would have loved this video :) Thanks for the great work!
My fav film ever, you did the best locations on it of any video in the history of TH-cam, and I've watched a lot, and you trumped them, great job, outstanding video, and I will be sharing.
Another well done vid! My old roomate worked on T2 when they filmed the future battle scenes at Kaiser Steel mill, where surprisingly his grandfather worked as a heavy lift operator. He said during filming they had dozens of safety meetings and forbidden places that were toxic. Crazy.
With each upload you get better. A lot of TH-camrs take years to learn new tricks and how to film professionally. You get better with every video. Thanks for the time and dedication you put into your content.
Absolutely fantastic Kurt, totally brilliant, I can't wait for more, looking forward to the next upload. i did mention to someone that whilst filming T2 the Rodney king incident took place around the corner from the bar at the time. Looking forward to the next one 👍
When I went to watch I was thinking it would be your most recent video. When I didn't see it I thought...damn, they got him again wtf then I found it in its original chronological spot🤣 Great video man! This is definitely one of my favorites but you have so many good ones it's hard to pick a favorite but this ones up there for sure!
Thank you for this great video. T2 is one of my favorite films, if not my favorite. Nice that TH-cam has now released the video, I can hardly imagine how much work this video took.
usually watch you on TH-cam on TV so can't write. the editing is on point you've really stepped up video quality. I think this is your best one so far. really enjoy your videos keep up good work and happy father's day to you.
Bro, this is incredible! One of my favorite movies! Thanks for finding all these locations. Could you imagine how incredible it would be if you could get Arnold to help you find the spots. Lol
The nostalgia of T2 is intense. As a kid and as mentioned in this video, the scene from Sarah's nightmare of the nuclear war is something that has stuck with me. T2 is Cameron's greatest ever creation.
23:35 I did a filming location on the Cyberdyne building 8 years ago. The building manager invited me to look around the lobby and on the roof. But, as a full-time photographer in the bay area who works with corporations, I got a call two years ago from Mattson Technology, who hired me to do some product shoot photography, so I went inside their labs....life is full of surprises! th-cam.com/video/Htpxs0JZZ7I/w-d-xo.html
"This video contains content from Studiocanal, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds" I'm in Ireland. I presume you mixed it in with in-film footage, which got it blocked? Can you PLEASE upload your raw footage? Thank you!
You have done an EXCELLENT Research on the location of the Terminator 2 movie . I was in my teens when this movie was released . I still carry the teenage infatuation for this movie . Needless to say Terminator 2 is the movie of our TIMES .
Kurt that awesome, Thank you for your great detail on the locations. Your videos are getting better. I remember when that movie came out, I was in the Navy stationed at 32nd Street Naval base in San Diego but i didn't get to see it till October 91 after my ship got back from Desert Storm. Oh and shout out to your buddy Joe who filmed the Cyberdine building up north, that was cool.
Gives a whole new meaning to the line, “I’ll be back!” Great to see the video back up. I saw it after it was first uploaded and when everything went down, I felt so lucky. 🖤
Very cool video! I grew up in Fremont California and got to see them film the scene when the Terminator is firing the mini gun, also got in trouble for sneaking on the set, it was awesome!
Dude!!! I am so jealous of this! This is such a great video! Love the detail and behind the scenes info! I plan on a trip to LA later this year to hit these locations. Thanks for the tips! Hasta la vista 😎
The reason many shots look like things in the distance are much closer than they are, is because many directors use long lenses, or focal lengths, shot from far away and then zoomed in, which compressses the scene. It’s used too for stunts when someone falls in front of a moving car or bus to make seem like the vehicle is closer than it actually is.
Wow, I was definitely excited to see this video. I grew up in Lake View Terrace,CA from 1982-94. I grew up in a house on Kagel Canyon Rd. Those locations were about a mile or so from my childhood home. That Corral biker bar was still there when we moved away. There was a park up the road we used to go to & Hansen Dam is right down the road too. We moved to Redding,CA were I spent my teenage years before eventually settling in Oregon, where I live today. I've never been back but I would like to eventually go back and visit!!
I know where that super secret car scene was shot... Green Screen, CA... Awesome vid dude! Edit: the end credit screen shots and song... comedy gold!!!!
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My brother, Dad and myself worked at the steel mill during this time. It was filmed on the Speedway side. We were not allowed to go see any filming or we could have been fired. Other movies were filmed here. Like the Running Man, Black Rain and others. Nightmare on Elm St was filmed on the steel mill side in the basements of the Tin Mill. That's where Freddie is dragging his claws. Thanks for the reviving the past. Appreciate your efforts.
How long did it take for them to finish filming in the steel mill
@@imwaytogoodlookingtobeyour1188 me and my brother would flex at Arnold as he came in through the gate off of San Bernardino Ave almost every morning. He would drive in with a convertible red Hummer and a cigar in his mouth to start the day.
@@dansaucedo9373 Did he chime in with "screw your freedoms steel mill worker guy!" ?
@@dansaucedo9373 He smokes his stogies anywhere he likes
@@dansaucedo9373 did he ever say, “Nice Guns!"?
That was FAN-TASTIC! You went into so much detail, not just generic shot of the locations. Loved it! ❤️
Thank you so much 😁
@@80sLife was that Nikki Cox one of the girls that was talking to the T -1000 she was wearing the black jacket? Thought maybe you might know, thanks
@@rickduenas1340 Yes, it was, a very young Nikki Cox
@@80sLife Cyberdyne was founded on June 24, 2004, by Yoshiyuki Sankai, a professor at the University of Tsukuba.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberdyne_Inc.
Cyberdyne is a Japanese robotics and technology company most noted for the marketing and distribution of the HAL robotic exoskeleton suit.
I’m a delivery driver in Northern California and my regular house stop used to be Mattson, the Cyberdyne building. All of their sections and conference rooms are named after characters & actors from T-2. They also have a photo album from the filming of the movie.
But yet they act like it never happened....😏
@@stargazer2504 well a lot of people aren’t film nerds like us. Lol. So it doesn’t mean anything to them.
I snuck onto the back of that set. For whatever reason they didn't have a guard back there. We got to where the giant fans were then left. I am a huge Arnie and Terminator fan so it was the bees knees.
@@stargazer2504 I don't know, but if they have T2 stuff in there I would guess that either they were tired of people coming there asking about T2, or they were having a little bit of fun with them, but I never recall security having any sense of humor so.
@@stargazer2504 I bet to discourage people from coming back
I lived in the valley when they were shooting T2. I used to hang out at the Northridge mall with my friends. I was able to watch them film a number of the scenes shot around the washes in the mall.
My friends and I used to ride our bicycles in those concrete washes all the time. They were like our expressways from our houses all the way down to Balboa Park.
I would pass by the location where they jumped the semi into the wash almost on a daily basis as I was going to and from my friends houses.
An interesting detail about that particular scene is that not only did they remove the planters but they took apart the brick wall and replaced it with a fake Styrofoam brick. There were a couple of small ramps to get the truck up over the curb and then about a foot high off the ground when it crashed through the wall. After they were done the studio rebuilt the wall with real brick.
Another trick they used when they were shooting the jump of the motorcycle down into the wash was suspending the motorcycle from a crane and then editing out the cables holding it up.
I loved watching this because it brought back so many memories from living there and getting to watch this and other movies be made. And now I’m also craving El Pollo Loco. 😂
Was the arcade really there in the mall? Must be great being a kid that time that place.
@@pc-sound-legacy which mall? There were at least three different malls that I can remember used for various scenes.
A couple of miles did have arcades, but the ones I went to frequently were in the strip malls not the big malls like you saw in this movie.
@@christopherparisho5844 how old are you now?
@@jamn610 not sure why it matters but I’m 49 turning 50 later this year.
@@christopherparisho5844 was curious lol the 80s and 90s must have been something else for sure
I lived in Fremont when they filmed T2 and a friend of mine and I snuck into the movie set while they were filming. We were right across the street when they filmed the explosion of the building. We saw the regular helicopters and then the blacked out helicopters that were filming the scenes. It was a pretty amazing moment for a couple of kids.
Pics or it didn't happen
@@jjr1728 I hear you...but I was there.
We didn't have cell phones back then
Or maybe a camera. I used to have a vhs camera it was a little bit big but can film something
I grew up down the street. But terminator was long gone. My parents always said they blew up the building. I moved away and then found out the buildings are still there.
I was born in 1983, and T2 is my favorite movie of all time. Never gets old. Shame that most of the people's houses and buildings that still stand and were in the movie probably have no clue T2 was filed on their street.
its definitely my fav sci fi along with original alien
Excellent film to do a locations video for! Thanks, dude!
The Crucial-800 appearance busted my gut. Your Terminator 1 & 2 videos are both my favorites. Well done sir! This was most excellent! 🕶✌️🍻
Really good research really good video thanks
What’s up GIV! Love your videos too! When are you coming back to LA?
Have you thought about doing a homeless interview with Network126?
Think this is my favorite of the Terminator films. Another great Video thanks for what you do!
1&2 then I called it day...although the trilogy is acceptable, but the others that came after were just toilet....
@@Spike0000 I’ve never seen part 3 and I refuse to, but I’ve seen some of the other sequels and they’re ok. Not great and certainly not on the level of T2, but acceptable. T2 was just prefect and near impossible to match, let alone top it.
Was just about to go to bed then saw this dropped! Oh well I'm gonna pour a whisky 🥃 be tired tomorrow and enjoy this one! Love your videos!
Mee too hahaha
@@mayzilla1174 cheers!
@@andypickeringmusic cheers brother!
INCREDIBLE!! Been waiting for full locations of this forever...this is amazing!! Awesome job dude 👏
14:02 still one of the most awesomIST of scenes! Everything about T2 is just pure perfection! Heck, I made my grandma watch it one time and she loved it! Thanks for such a great locations video, love all the detail that you gave us🥰
Another great one. I've said it before, you're filmed here videos are the best there is..
I grew up in the San Fernando valley, I love to see your videos
The Robinson may and parking structure located at the northridge mall collapsed during the northridge earthquake in 1994 that's why it was no longer there. The whole mall was rebuilt after. Glad to see this video back up. Great work. 👍
This channel deserves way more subscribers. Great work, Kurt, as usual..
Great video! I love the no nonsense approach. Some TH-camrs fill their videos with so much pointless jibber jabber! Keep up the good work!
I'll be back LOL (so glad youtube removed the block on this video)
I Consider this the definitive Terminator 2 location video
Thanks for all your hard work and making exceptional videos.
You're Doing it better than anybody else keep up the great work
Funny thing, I thought I had missed this video before it was taken down but I did watch it. LoL. Glad everything worked out and you're able to repost it!
Glorious epic video from one of my favorite Films, The T 2. I´ll be back! Thank you so much for this great video Sir. Much respect from Scandinavia.
Thanks for showing us the locations. I seen the whole series. I'll be back
I am a fortunate that TH-cam recommends me this wonderful channel.
I have been waiting for a video about my favorite movie of all time. Thank you!
Just watched it again for the second time. Great Job Kurt!
Love this channel man. Born in 77 and raised in Cali I grew up with all these shows and movies. You do a great job with this.
Did you ever see the T1000 kicking around. 😊
So funny that you posted this video. I just showed my son T2 last night. BTW, I was the guy that stopped you in the parking lot in Torrance a few weeks ago.
This movie completely encapsulates my entire existence as a kid in the summer of '91. It was THE film of the summer. You hipped me to some knowledge I hadn't heard b/f either like the fake facade for the cyberdyne building. Kudos on fighting "the power" on this one and winning. You're now in a super-exclusive club along w/ James Cameron himself who can say, "Terminator 2 damn near killed me. But it was totally worth it."
I’ve watched a dozen location videos on this movie and you’ve topped them all.
glad Im subbed. another A+ curt.
you're videos are so good, I only watch them on my 75" tv
We use to live in Pacoima and our friend took us by that bar!! Dude u bring up so many memories!!! Love the channel and your videos have gotten a lot better!!
Great, its back. TH-cam ned to improve as well as the movie companies. We are not all enemies. Fans need to be recognized and these kind of videos are important.
Man this is awesome! T2 was my favorite movie of me and my best friend (RIP) who I sadly lost in 2020. Cannot count the times we watched it together as kids growing up and later as adults. He would have loved this video :) Thanks for the great work!
Sorry for your loss dude, yes he would have loved this.
@@stevenherberts968 Thanks man, much appreciated
Best T2 filming locations vid ever. Love your work, keep it coming, huge fan.
My fav film ever, you did the best locations on it of any video in the history of TH-cam, and I've watched a lot, and you trumped them, great job, outstanding video, and I will be sharing.
Thanks for the work you did putting this all together. And thanks to your friend for risking Cyberdyne Systems security to get that footage! 😎👍
Awesome!!! Another BANGA from Kurt!!
"Give me your address there."
The amount of research to have all this information does not go unappreciated. Great video!
The amount of work-let alone editing- is an example to us all. Well done.
Another well done vid! My old roomate worked on T2 when they filmed the future battle scenes at Kaiser Steel mill, where surprisingly his grandfather worked as a heavy lift operator. He said during filming they had dozens of safety meetings and forbidden places that were toxic. Crazy.
Oh I could only imagine the dangers that came from working on this movie. The days before CGI
Finally someone who mentions littlerock and Lancaster in the filming locations for T2. All other videos ignore it. Props to you crucial!
Very interesting, kudos bro for doing your work 👏
With each upload you get better. A lot of TH-camrs take years to learn new tricks and how to film professionally. You get better with every video. Thanks for the time and dedication you put into your content.
The amount of effort and editing this must have taken…. Thanks for that. I loved this video!
Thank you so much. And thank you for recognizing my efforts
Absolutely fantastic Kurt, totally brilliant, I can't wait for more, looking forward to the next upload. i did mention to someone that whilst filming T2 the Rodney king incident took place around the corner from the bar at the time. Looking forward to the next one 👍
Awesome work . One of your best videos
Glad this great video is outta YT jail. 👍🏻
Well done, chief!
Excellent work. Very well detailed. A feeling of nostalgia suddenly resurfaced. James Cameron was ahead, the movie never got old ❤
So cool and awesome to finally be able to enjoy this great video 😎🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻if was worth waiting for it 😉
Great job man!
I can't believe this video hasn't gotten more views! This is so freaking well made!
Thank you for the tour! :)
When I went to watch I was thinking it would be your most recent video. When I didn't see it I thought...damn, they got him again wtf then I found it in its original chronological spot🤣 Great video man! This is definitely one of my favorites but you have so many good ones it's hard to pick a favorite but this ones up there for sure!
Thank you for this great video. T2 is one of my favorite films, if not my favorite. Nice that TH-cam has now released the video, I can hardly imagine how much work this video took.
Great work on the locations man 💪
Thank you!
usually watch you on TH-cam on TV so can't write. the editing is on point you've really stepped up video quality. I think this is your best one so far. really enjoy your videos keep up good work and happy father's day to you.
Bro, this is incredible! One of my favorite movies! Thanks for finding all these locations. Could you imagine how incredible it would be if you could get Arnold to help you find the spots. Lol
Awesome job lining up the shots
So good seeing all these locations. Remember the glory days when films were shot on location.
Great video Kurt! You do some of the best research on TH-cam.
Great video …worth the wait!
Man I know it probably took you a good while to find all these scenes in LA cool video man🔥
Wow what a video this is magnificent really well done Kurt 🎥👍
Watching it tonight, but liked it now cause I know it will be awesome. :)
Heck yes, watching this for the second time!
The nostalgia of T2 is intense. As a kid and as mentioned in this video, the scene from Sarah's nightmare of the nuclear war is something that has stuck with me. T2 is Cameron's greatest ever creation.
So much hard work into this video. Well done. It really shines!!
You did a GREAT JOB as usual!! 👍👍
Old 80s memories!
It's 90s memories.
Although Terminator 2 was filmed in the 90s, its atmosphere and places are from the 80s.
Love T2 thank you for all your effort! It takes time to research these locations and drive out to them.
23:35 I did a filming location on the Cyberdyne building 8 years ago. The building manager invited me to look around the lobby and on the roof. But, as a full-time photographer in the bay area who works with corporations, I got a call two years ago from Mattson Technology, who hired me to do some product shoot photography, so I went inside their labs....life is full of surprises! th-cam.com/video/Htpxs0JZZ7I/w-d-xo.html
Hey Herve are you going to do any more videos?
Now that's what I would love to see, the Cyberdyne building. To me, that's the main thing to see from the movie in real life.
This is awesome but the video is blocked for me here in the UK at least due to copy right, is there anywhere else i can take a look? Thanks
@@lukeraynorguitar5885 so do I, from China 😂
"This video contains content from Studiocanal, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds"
I'm in Ireland. I presume you mixed it in with in-film footage, which got it blocked? Can you PLEASE upload your raw footage? Thank you!
So glad you got this back on, awesome work!
This video has been a dream of mine! Thank you!
Glad I finally got to see this. Good job on winning that battle with the studios. Keep creating 😁🤙
The amount of effort you put in to match up so many locations, especially post-renovations, is super admirable... and appreciated. :)
You have done an EXCELLENT Research on the location of the Terminator 2 movie .
I was in my teens when this movie was released .
I still carry the teenage infatuation for this movie .
Needless to say Terminator 2 is the movie of our TIMES .
Excellent video! 👍
Kurt that awesome, Thank you for your great detail on the locations. Your videos are getting better. I remember when that movie came out, I was in the Navy stationed at 32nd Street Naval base in San Diego but i didn't get to see it till October 91 after my ship got back from Desert Storm. Oh and shout out to your buddy Joe who filmed the Cyberdine building up north, that was cool.
Gives a whole new meaning to the line, “I’ll be back!” Great to see the video back up. I saw it after it was first uploaded and when everything went down, I felt so lucky. 🖤
Haha, right? I'm so glad it's back up. Just wish it was getting the numbers it would have. Thank you for watching
Very cool video! I grew up in Fremont California and got to see them film the scene when the Terminator is firing the mini gun, also got in trouble for sneaking on the set, it was awesome!
You are funny! I love how chill you are on these videos. You really do your homework bud!!
Dude!!! I am so jealous of this! This is such a great video! Love the detail and behind the scenes info! I plan on a trip to LA later this year to hit these locations. Thanks for the tips! Hasta la vista 😎
Good attention to detail! Love your videos Kurt!
That was excellent - so glad you got this sorted bud!
Good Evening, excellent work, it’s amazing to be able see these locations today, thank for reuploading and keep up the great work.
Your attention to detail is unmatched! Kudos
Awesome video man, one of my favorite movies growing up and even today!
Yay!! So glad the T2 video is back 😆
AWESOME!! 😎 lets hope all viewers will be saying: i'll be back
Great Job Man, this is amazing!
The reason many shots look like things in the distance are much closer than they are, is because many directors use long lenses, or focal lengths, shot from far away and then zoomed in, which compressses the scene. It’s used too for stunts when someone falls in front of a moving car or bus to make seem like the vehicle is closer than it actually is.
You really put your heart into it, Terminator 2 is one of my favorite movies ever.
The best sequel ever made and one of the best movies of all time 🔥
Great work breaking these down! If I'm not mistaken, the Northridge Mall parking structure from the movie was destroyed during the 94 earthquake.
Wow, I was definitely excited to see this video. I grew up in Lake View Terrace,CA from 1982-94. I grew up in a house on Kagel Canyon Rd. Those locations were about a mile or so from my childhood home. That Corral biker bar was still there when we moved away. There was a park up the road we used to go to & Hansen Dam is right down the road too. We moved to Redding,CA were I spent my teenage years before eventually settling in Oregon, where I live today. I've never been back but I would like to eventually go back and visit!!
I know where that super secret car scene was shot... Green Screen, CA... Awesome vid dude!
Edit: the end credit screen shots and song... comedy gold!!!!
Nice job. This was even better the second time around. Love the bit of George Holliday/Rodney King trivia too.
Amazing video as always! Really glad I found your channel 👏
Excellent work as usual man! This is the best T2 movie locations vid out there.
Thanks for the video sir. T-2 was part of my childhood.
This guy does great work!! Due diligence,very informative, definitely nostalgic,and finally entertaining,thx!👌😎