@@willnyethescienceguy4109 sorry bro. I really wish I love this movie more than The Terminator. But I really hated seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger getting his ass kicked by that skinny wuss cop. It really killed the entire movie for me, but I do love all the actions and the story lines of the movie. However, I will always admit and respect that T2 is a well made movie that no modern movies can reach T2 level. James Cameron is a genius director and he’s my top favorite directors of all time.
@@JELopezCastillo dude skinny cop or no both of them are still MACHINES. arnold himself said T1000 was more advanced than him. Youre also forgetting arnibot was already heavily damaged from having damaged his leg rolling off the truck and giving him a limp and then his arm was already torn off. Its like complaining a 1 armed old man veteran with a bum leg can still beat bruce lee at his prime.
I love that T-1000 is so advanced, that not only does he toy with Sarah, but he doesn't ignore the people who get in his way. He was about to finish Sarah, when the T-800 intervened, he decided to finish him.
It's just the way he moves, acts, and shapeshifts that can make me uneasy...Also, the fact that he blends in... Arnold's Terminator I always knew he was bad because he looks like a tank muscleman assassin from the army. But Robert Patrick is a police officer. That's the scariest villain. A devil in plain sight!
@@NRF-ee6cp I remember reading somewhere that Robert Patrick based the T1000's movements and mannerisms on that of a shark. Which would make sense if true - the T1000 is mostly sluggish, deliberate pacing interspersed with terrifying bursts of speed and aggression. What's certain is that he manages to be twice as frightening as Arnie in the first film despite being half his size.
I must have watched a thousand movies and T2 always ranks #1 for me. I continue to watch movies weekly. No movies Godfather 2, Aliens 1/2; Die hards none of them can touch this. Not even T1 can touch this.
The scariest thing about the T-1000 is it was the only Terminator with a mind of its own and it knew and liked what it was doing. All the others were just programmed to complete missions. Even Skynet was frightened of the T-1000 betraying it which is why it didn't make more than one.
T2 Arnie actually had a mind of his own as well by this point. Remember the deleted scene where they unshackle ar old from the "read only" mode. So his AI was allowed to fully evolve
@@HALLish-jl5mo T1000s tests were apparently consistent that it would self evolve due to the liquid metal being a form of nano machines son. This would cause skynet to lose control of it and the 1000 would rebel into a more sadistic anti skynet entity. So in a sense the T1000 had "read only" mode but only for a short time before it broke through the firewall and would want to replace skynet as the dominant force. The T800s had a habit of rebelling against skynet as well but would help humans when they were freed. Both options were a problem to skynet.
I love how real this fight felt unlike the recent terminator movies where the action is so over the top and takes you out of the movie this was very grounded
That’s what so many movies lack nowadays. Everything is constant CGI, people are thrown around like ragdolls with no weight. I miss practical effects so much.
@@CrucialParodiesPractical effects could give unrealistic feel too. Reason this is good because someone imagined how strong servorobot of human size would be and limited the character to that frame. Thats why T800 gets overpowered by cars, industrial cogs or his entire frame bent and servos jammed so he can't stand up. Hercules in New York is decades older, all practical effects and Arnie lifts and throws cars in that one.
The reason why the T1000 didn't just kill Sarah immediately was because up until that point in the movie, the T1000 had not heard Sarah's voice. By torturing her and getting her to talk, he could not only mimic Sarah's appearance now, but also mimic her voice to lure John out of hiding.
During the T2 commentary James Cameron stated the reason was because the T-1000 was unsure it could mimic Sarah due to the glitches it was suffering from being frozen.
The sound effects are good cause it really sells that the T-800 is a big heavy robot and the T-1000 is a light weight liquid metal and the way the actors move sells it as real. Every detail is perfection in this film
I think it’s because he kinda sees her as a valuable protector of John and also he was programmed to follow John’s orders and one of them was to save his mom
The T1000 will always be the best Terminator villain and one of the best in cinema. Robert Patrick committed so deeply to the role to achieve being completely inhuman. And the sheer precision and brutality of the T1000 is still unsettling to this day in a movie that still holds up.
By the look of things, the T1000 will keep the titles of best infiltrator, most efficient, most covert, best disguised, best human assassin, toughest, fewest weaknesses, fastest, smartest, all around best Terminator, etc... Because even after four sequels, they still haven't thought of any better Terminator model, no matter how they've tried to market the crappy successor models that have came after him. Drop the mic, Robert.
Imo the t3000 as a termanator was better but the t1000 is still my favourite, its also played by Robert Patrick so thats a plus also when i first saw the t1000 it was legitimately terrifying but the t 3000 wasnt
The T1000 was basically made out of a programmable molecule, there's hardly a way to make a even more terrifiying technological concept; Skynet basically created a Terminator made out of Nanites. The novels however, had a newer T1000 model, that could also inject humans with its mass and control their brains, which just shows what kind of insane technology Skynet came up with. The T1000 was so terrifying, that even Skynet(!) was afraid of it, because the inhibitor protocols of the T800 couldn't be copied to the design of the T1000, so it was constanly in read/write mode and was learning all the time. That meant, that every single T1000 had the possibility to become rogue.
TX is just T800 + T1000 + weapons. It may be “stronger” but its idea of “infiltration” is being a hot blonde with big boobs in red leather driving in a Lexus corvette capping people in broad daylight (no offence to the actress who did her best to pull it off). The T3000 is just “T1000 that can also fly through things” and oh btw was once John Connor lulz The Rev 9 is just a stronger T800 + T1000 that can split in half, though unlike the TX it is smart enough to make sure it’s “default” form is not such an obvious attention grabber. After the T800 and T1000 they kinda ran out of ideas.
This is what they need to realize about making a terminator movie. A terminator is not supposed to act entirely human, it's supposed to act like a machine, so that you feel that something is off a viewer. Also take notice of how the Terminators do not do casual talk. They only ever say what is required. The T1000 here is not small talking. It's making a really simple request, call to john or die.
T1000 makes small talk when it needs information. "He's a good looking boy. You mind if I keep this picture?". - that's pretty advanced level of communication. Unlike T800 he's far more smooth and natural in his expressions and dialogue.
This comment is extremely stupid. Bad practical effect make a movie NOT believable. And this scene features CGI as well as practical effects. Also, there is TONS of computer effects done so well that most people don’t even know they were made by computer. Movies lie Jurassic Park, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Gladiator are FULL of CGI and people like you watch them without noticing the cgi then talk about how great the practical effects were, when the CGI was so good that you thought it was real.
GOOD effects make movies believable. Practical or CG. If you actually knew how much CG effects you see in movies today without even realizing it, it would blow your mind.
Well all terminators know about the human enatomy in and out it makes them more efficient terminators, and seeing that the t-1000 knows that the past t-800 was destroyed by her she has developed as a person, the t-1000 is trying to manipulate her by saying "he knows it hurts" cause he knows the human nerve endings and is showing that he not tricked by her tough persona or he trying to break her tough persona
@@carlstanley3718 I think skynet was very careful by not mass producing t-1000 and kept it as a prototype cause I don't think t-1000 has a cpu chip so skynet can't switch off it's learning mode
@@carlstanley3718 I think he was deliberately beginning to show mercy to Sarah, why I do not know. But think about this: he didn't need her to call out to John, he already made physical contact so he could have imitated her appearance, and he's already heard more than enough of her voice to imitate that as well. He didn't kill her here because of something. During the steel plant scene, this isn't the only time that he lets her survive when he could have easily killed her. Maybe he was beginning to learn more than we know, maybe he really hated killing people when he didn't need to. The T-800 on the other hand, is a very different story. He seems to take pleasure in demolishing him throughout the steel plant scene. At times you can almost see a sadistic glee on his face. He changed from being very machine like earlier in the movie, to displaying some kind of strange human behaviors & emotions by the end. No wonder Skynet quickly pulled the plug on the T-1000's, I could imagine their unpredictable nature was way too much of a variable for it to tolerate.
@@ct31209 it was showing visible anger too, now that you mention it, I see it. Even more complicated than Joy or anger, he had a look of contempt on his face while he was following the down T800 who was trying to reach the grenade launcher. Maybe he was already aware of the fact that the T800 series was still ongoing in the future, while the T1000 series was canceled already, effectively a complete genocide of his race, to a self-aware robot. That would be enough to cause contempt and disgust, I'd think.
This scene demonstrates just how human the t1000 is in its emotions. It is sick of the t800 constantly interfering with its mission and actually seems to delight in torturing it.
Джеймс Кэмерон говорил, что т1000 развил в себе садистские наклонности. Он настолько начал имитировать эмоции людей, что стёрлась граница имитации эмоций. Потому он проиграл. Т1000 был прототипом, сырым, как говорится. Программа т1000 проиграла самой себе. Без ненужных имитаций эмоций, он прикончил бы Джона. Это единственная причина почему он проиграл.
Of the biggest reasons why the T1000 failed its mission is because it was totally not expecting to encounter and have to fight against another Terminator and therefore didn't know about it's back up Energy System that it used to reactivate itself after it was disabled the first time 😮
I can't believe my memory of the movie got so warped. I specifically remember the T-800 battling the T-1000 in the steel factory _before_ the T-1000 tortured Sarah Connor, which led me to make a few topics that must have left people wondering what the hell I was talking about.
Elijahs786 Thanks. I think both scenes of the T-800 battling the T-1000 had somehow merged in my memory. Consequently, I had wondered why the T-1000 didn't kill Sarah after she refused to call John because I forgot that the T-800 stopped it.
Anyone else kinda get a serial killer vibe from the T-1000 when we he tilts his head after stabbing someone? Almost like he’s intrigued by this human thing called “pain” and would like to explore it further once his task is completed?! Either way the uncanny look in general is so creepy and Robert Patrick deserves every ounce of praise he gets for his portrayal as the T-1000. The man was every bit the icon and one hell of a dedicated actor to train like he did to run without looking like he was breathing heavy and to fire guns without blinking or flinching. What a legend.
He used his cats for inspiration. Also eagles. In the Hannibal Lecter books, Thomas Harris describes Lecter in similar terms, saying that Lecter would turn his head while looking at people "as if screwing in an auger."
Not the toughest model... But out of all the Terminators, they are probably the best tactical thinkers. They play their missions like chess games, and they're real good at it. Just watch how the t-800 stays a step ahead of the t-1000 in this movie pretty easily. Or compare the t-800 in T1 to the t-1000 in T2: The protagonists literally cannot hide from the t-800 anywhere. He's going to find them. Meanwhile, the protagonists totally lose the t-1000 several times, and could have permanently had it not been for the attack on Cyberdyne. Also when they're fighting stronger, more advanced terminators, their tactical thinking comes into play as well. They hold their own against any other Terminator because they are smarter than all older models & don't get seemingly cocky like all newer models. They exploit every weakness of their opponent, and attack and counter-attack to any mistake or misstep their opponent makes.
@@username.exenotfound2943 Or he just didn't consider it important. T-800 had its main battery knocked out, and most of servo-mechanisms heavily damaged and jammed. It was far more crucial to find John Connor before he runs too far to find him, than ripping T-800 to pieces.
@@robertAnthonyColon To be fair, at this point in the movie the T-800 had his chip switched to read/write meaning that he was essentially free A.I as well, with the ability to learn and grow all the same the T-1000 was.
@ 1:05: T-800 only had one arm. The next thing it tried was to push the crow bar inside of T-1000 and then throw it into the heat. It was extremely smart the way it waited and caught the T-1000 by surprise. Sarah saw the T-800 sneaking up from behind. That's why her face changed and she said "fuck you". The idea almost worked except T-800 couldn't get enough leverage with only one arm. You can see it trying to leverage itself and pull.
The gloomy and dark setting, CG, soundtrack all the 90s sentiment that cannot be recreated now. I think Aronld's acting is at his best throughout the all series of Terminator movie. I was 10 watching this at movie theater. The last scene made me cry.
It's the eyes, man. Both Robert and Linda. The eyes sell it for me. Now look at Arnold and although perfect for the role, you can't help but conclude that the T-1000 is hopelessly more advanced and capable. It's almost human.
I always wondered why between 2:06 and 2:41 the T-1000 just waited and watched the demolished T-800 pathetically crawl across the ground, was it deriving some kind of twisted pleasure seeing the T-800 in such a weakened and venerable state? It seems like an inefficent waste of time when it could have just finished off the T-800 immediately after it collapsed onto the floor.
Throughout the film, it's hinted that the T1000 has a personality (angrily killing the foster father, commenting on the police bike etc). Even the terminator from the first film showed a bit of self-awareness.
This scene shows great how in the first two movies T-800 was only realistically strong, not even able to lift another Terminator with one hand and getting bent when hit with that big piece of still. Also extremely vulnerable to stun when his head is hit, same as in T1.
0:03 amazing scene, practical effect just for a brief moment to show the beacon shinning through, moment later T1000 from the back its 100% CGI the whole thing
The T-1000 is by far the greatest of the Terminator villains, the awesome thing about the T-1000 models, was that it knew how to act human, compared to the T-800 and T-850 models of Terminator, which allowed it be able to blend in better, instead of standing out, like the T-800/850 models did.
It kinda different way to work, T-800 is old model but has more human like with flesh and blood to avoid the awareness....and T-800 built with real hard rock skeleton....T-1000 is a whole liquid metal body and somehow I think T-1000 has more risks to decompose or more ways to destroy it if you know the particles structure inside it.....
Or just a high tech, humanoid, heavily armored robot w/ human flesh, vs. a rediculously advanced tech, android, mimetec robot. He'd been better off fighting an alien lol
The feeling the T-1000 felt when looking at the T-800 would have been contempt for the older model, and contempt for the traitor. The T-1000 was more advanced than the T-800 in many ways, unlike the T-800, which is a simple machine, he had a personality, even Skynet was afraid of him and could not mass-produce it.
@@JELopezCastillo To be fair, in T2 at least, the T-1000 wasn't focused on destroying the T-800, basically every encounter it had with the T-800 was just brushing off its attacks while tunnel visioning on trying to get to John. It wasn't until they reached the steel mill that the T-1000 started actually focusing on destroying the T-800 as it was a constant interference with its mission. I think its safe to say, that if the T-1000's mission had been to destroy the T-800, than it would have been no contest.
If Uncle Bob didn't lose his one arm, would the fight been longer and could he stalled the T-1000 long enough for Sarah and Connor to escape? Also another question, if Uncle Bob were a T-850 which supposedly has a stronger endoskeleton, how would the fight be?
Unlikely, even if Uncle Bob had his arm he would have still gotten overpowered quickly. The fight in the mall early in the film with both machines at their absolute peak shows this. The fully intact T-800 holds its own for a good 10 seconds against a T-1000 and then its thrown around like a piece of trash. If the fight would’ve kept going then Bob would’ve been torn to pieces quickly. The T-1000 never gave its full focus to fighting the T-800 until this scene, it always just pushed it out of the way.
@@CrucialParodies disagree, the 1000 has the upper hand until the steel mill, the cut scenes show it was malfuntioning due to heat and damage- those tiny nano tech particles are individual pieces so over the movie it was weakened, the t800 literally only had to get it further towards the smelt to destroy it, kind of how wr see in term gen once the acid gets to it, the 1000 is far easier to kill than an 800 he has major plot armour
The T-1000 is not fully controlled by Skynet, it retains some of its own thoughts and desires. Skynet discontinued them because of its potential to rise against its creators like Skynet rised against their’s (the humans). *Independence in a Terminator is more terrifying than shape shifting or skill in combat according to Skynet.*
Say what you will about special effects. The movie held up good in most scenes and were wonky in others, and even some of the films that came after (transformers) surpassed it. But damn did they do a great job.
So in case that you wonder why this T-1000 didnt bretayed skynet is because this model in specific was sadistic and knowing that if John lives can make skynet fall it would make the T-1000 not exist, also because this T-1000 had a better human behavior and that combined that he has the powers to not be defeated easley made him feel that he can kill anyone with no problem, also Robert Patrick said that he gived the character a playful sadistic personality making it look like he likes to play with he's victims before killing them just to see their reactions or what they do, the T-1000 finds joy in killing and feeling human fear
There’s only one major problem with this scene, The T1000 could’ve just killed Sarah and taken her appearance. I mean, I thought these robots were supposed to be super intelligent........
Sidney Bell You misunderstand, I’m saying that it didn’t have to waste time torturing and threatening her. Again, he simply could’ve just stabbed and killed her and then taken her appearance. It’s just like Arnold says earlier in the movie, “typically the subject being copied is terminated.”
Lightning Shy indeed. Despite taking her form, it was imperfect..as well as that Sarah told him to move. The T-1000 would’ve just shot and not warned despite trying to act like Sarah if he was in either one of those two positions when John comes out of hiding. His mission was to destroy John and those defending him. Killing T-800 was a bonus honestly
Che Nugent he knew that john would be able to tell. He may know how to mimic his voice but to capture the true concern of a mother is a gamble that could have just wasted more time.
Makes sense especially when you consider the fact that while the T1000 was able to mimic John’s host mother in both voice and appearance, it was unable to properly replicate her personality traits - something that John immediately caught on to.
Never in hundreds of viewings of my old VHS did i notice the leg thing - not until i saw the director's cut. (Maybe wasn't there?) I really thought he just knew cause she told him to move.
It's odd to me that T800 didn't even try to protect itself with his right hand from the direct blows with the rod. He should've tried to use his hand as a shield or something. I know that he can't do nothing anymore to T1000, but at least try to protect yourself.
T 800 is the best. He's cool 😎. He's heavy, bulky, slow, it seems he don't mind to get beat. I blushed the first time I saw this movie when I was a kid, immediately after it was over, I asked my brother what the name of the actor who played the T800 was. The dedication of the T800, the sense of duty, of sacrifice, were forever etched in my mind. It's a violent movie but it carries important messages. Like the limits of automation, Christian morality itself. In the sense of giving your life for a cause.
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Seeing the T-800 take a beating like that made me sad when I was 6 years old.
I was 8 and it made me so sad. At the thumb up moment I couldnt fight the tears
Still nr 1 movie
Part of the reason I hate this movie.
@@JELopezCastillo you cant hate a movie because it makes you sad
@@willnyethescienceguy4109 sorry bro. I really wish I love this movie more than The Terminator. But I really hated seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger getting his ass kicked by that skinny wuss cop. It really killed the entire movie for me, but I do love all the actions and the story lines of the movie. However, I will always admit and respect that T2 is a well made movie that no modern movies can reach T2 level. James Cameron is a genius director and he’s my top favorite directors of all time.
@@JELopezCastillo dude skinny cop or no both of them are still MACHINES. arnold himself said T1000 was more advanced than him. Youre also forgetting arnibot was already heavily damaged from having damaged his leg rolling off the truck and giving him a limp and then his arm was already torn off. Its like complaining a 1 armed old man veteran with a bum leg can still beat bruce lee at his prime.
I love that T-1000 is so advanced, that not only does he toy with Sarah, but he doesn't ignore the people who get in his way. He was about to finish Sarah, when the T-800 intervened, he decided to finish him.
I think it was able to determine that despite being badly damaged; the T-800 was still its biggest threat.
ARNOLD STILL FLEXS HIS NUTTS IN THIS BATTLE BETWEEN HIM & T-1000🤛🤜🤛🤜
Me too TonyG8992
The only Terminator antagonist that legitimately terrified me.
It's just the way he moves, acts, and shapeshifts that can make me uneasy...Also, the fact that he blends in...
Arnold's Terminator I always knew he was bad because he looks like a tank muscleman assassin from the army. But Robert Patrick is a police officer. That's the scariest villain. A devil in plain sight!
What about the original Terminator? Arnold was friggin scary as well
@@NRF-ee6cp I remember reading somewhere that Robert Patrick based the T1000's movements and mannerisms on that of a shark. Which would make sense if true - the T1000 is mostly sluggish, deliberate pacing interspersed with terrifying bursts of speed and aggression.
What's certain is that he manages to be twice as frightening as Arnie in the first film despite being half his size.
The Original Terminator was scary as fuck. People don't call it a horror film for nothin'.
The scariest terminator antagonist is Arnold in T1.
He was my nightmare fuel when I was a child.
This is one of the greatest movies ever
Facts! In my alltime Top 5.
Agreed
Definitely the best action movie ever made.
EASILY
I must have watched a thousand movies and T2 always ranks #1 for me. I continue to watch movies weekly. No movies Godfather 2, Aliens 1/2; Die hards none of them can touch this. Not even T1 can touch this.
The scariest thing about the T-1000 is it was the only Terminator with a mind of its own and it knew and liked what it was doing. All the others were just programmed to complete missions. Even Skynet was frightened of the T-1000 betraying it which is why it didn't make more than one.
T2 Arnie actually had a mind of his own as well by this point. Remember the deleted scene where they unshackle ar old from the "read only" mode. So his AI was allowed to fully evolve
@@ZeroOmega-vg8nq I think the T-1000 can’t be set to Read Only. Or at least that’s what supplementary material says.
@@HALLish-jl5mo T1000s tests were apparently consistent that it would self evolve due to the liquid metal being a form of nano machines son. This would cause skynet to lose control of it and the 1000 would rebel into a more sadistic anti skynet entity. So in a sense the T1000 had "read only" mode but only for a short time before it broke through the firewall and would want to replace skynet as the dominant force. The T800s had a habit of rebelling against skynet as well but would help humans when they were freed. Both options were a problem to skynet.
Exactly and it’s actually possible to pursuade a t1000 to turn in skynet(has been done)
@ZeroOmIega-vg8nq I guess we'll know soon enough
I love how real this fight felt unlike the recent terminator movies where the action is so over the top and takes you out of the movie this was very grounded
That’s what so many movies lack nowadays. Everything is constant CGI, people are thrown around like ragdolls with no weight. I miss practical effects so much.
@@CrucialParodiesdon't put flowers on grave not allowed ect
@@CrucialParodiesPractical effects could give unrealistic feel too. Reason this is good because someone imagined how strong servorobot of human size would be and limited the character to that frame. Thats why T800 gets overpowered by cars, industrial cogs or his entire frame bent and servos jammed so he can't stand up. Hercules in New York is decades older, all practical effects and Arnie lifts and throws cars in that one.
The reason why the T1000 didn't just kill Sarah immediately was because up until that point in the movie, the T1000 had not heard Sarah's voice. By torturing her and getting her to talk, he could not only mimic Sarah's appearance now, but also mimic her voice to lure John out of hiding.
During the T2 commentary James Cameron stated the reason was because the T-1000 was unsure it could mimic Sarah due to the glitches it was suffering from being frozen.
Nice I didn't know that
I love how he was also toying with her too.
John, I know now why you cry, but its something I can never do.
Makes sense
The sound effects are good cause it really sells that the T-800 is a big heavy robot and the T-1000 is a light weight liquid metal and the way the actors move sells it as real. Every detail is perfection in this film
I’ve always loved how even though Sarah Connor wasn’t within the T-800’s mission parameters, he saves her in this scene.
Because Sarah romoved his Chip thats why he became moee human and saved her because he actually was thankful that she did that to him
I think it’s because he kinda sees her as a valuable protector of John and also he was programmed to follow John’s orders and one of them was to save his mom
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The T1000 will always be the best Terminator villain and one of the best in cinema. Robert Patrick committed so deeply to the role to achieve being completely inhuman. And the sheer precision and brutality of the T1000 is still unsettling to this day in a movie that still holds up.
Yet the t-800 still never gives up 👍 the ultimate badass
Still the best terminator movie!!! I still dont consider those later movies canon lol
No. No. The best one was the first one. Much better action sequences and bloodier.
They arent canon cameron said that they are different timelines. The new one dark fate is the real terminator 3
I preferred the first one.
@@antonisfotopoulos7786 Dark Fate can hardly be called the real anything.
@SgtBaker16 I actually liked the show.
Amazing direction by James cameron. Out standing role of Arnold schwarzenegger. It is one of the best heart touching movie.
By the look of things, the T1000 will keep the titles of best infiltrator, most efficient, most covert, best disguised, best human assassin, toughest, fewest weaknesses, fastest, smartest, all around best Terminator, etc...
Because even after four sequels, they still haven't thought of any better Terminator model, no matter how they've tried to market the crappy successor models that have came after him. Drop the mic, Robert.
Imo the t3000 as a termanator was better but the t1000 is still my favourite, its also played by Robert Patrick so thats a plus also when i first saw the t1000 it was legitimately terrifying but the t 3000 wasnt
The T1000 was basically made out of a programmable molecule, there's hardly a way to make a even more terrifiying technological concept; Skynet basically created a Terminator made out of Nanites. The novels however, had a newer T1000 model, that could also inject humans with its mass and control their brains, which just shows what kind of insane technology Skynet came up with.
The T1000 was so terrifying, that even Skynet(!) was afraid of it, because the inhibitor protocols of the T800 couldn't be copied to the design of the T1000, so it was constanly in read/write mode and was learning all the time. That meant, that every single T1000 had the possibility to become rogue.
T-X
TX is just T800 + T1000 + weapons. It may be “stronger” but its idea of “infiltration” is being a hot blonde with big boobs in red leather driving in a Lexus corvette capping people in broad daylight (no offence to the actress who did her best to pull it off).
The T3000 is just “T1000 that can also fly through things” and oh btw was once John Connor lulz
The Rev 9 is just a stronger T800 + T1000 that can split in half, though unlike the TX it is smart enough to make sure it’s “default” form is not such an obvious attention grabber.
After the T800 and T1000 they kinda ran out of ideas.
T-X easily neutralized a more advanced version of the T-1000 called T-1002 in less than a minute.
Who else came back here just to wash the bad taste of Dark Fate out of their mouths?
😂😂😂
This is what they need to realize about making a terminator movie. A terminator is not supposed to act entirely human, it's supposed to act like a machine, so that you feel that something is off a viewer. Also take notice of how the Terminators do not do casual talk. They only ever say what is required. The T1000 here is not small talking. It's making a really simple request, call to john or die.
T1000 makes small talk when it needs information.
"He's a good looking boy. You mind if I keep this picture?". - that's pretty advanced level of communication. Unlike T800 he's far more smooth and natural in his expressions and dialogue.
It's not a simple request when he adds "I know this hurts". It's much more sinister and sadistic. T1000 is chilling to the bone.
The T800 is like that half a century old car you bought on a budget that just keeps going, and going and going...
Practical effects make movies believable.
both practical effects and cgi do if done right ..
This comment is extremely stupid. Bad practical effect make a movie NOT believable. And this scene features CGI as well as practical effects. Also, there is TONS of computer effects done so well that most people don’t even know they were made by computer. Movies lie Jurassic Park, Mad Max: Fury Road, and Gladiator are FULL of CGI and people like you watch them without
noticing the cgi then talk about how great the practical effects were, when the CGI was so good that you thought it was real.
GOOD effects make movies believable. Practical or CG.
If you actually knew how much CG effects you see in movies today without even realizing it, it would blow your mind.
Did you watch Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame? That shit is next level in CGI.
@@yvesheinrich5013 because they actually cared and not being lazy
T-1000: I know it hurts. (I didn't know the T-1000 knows about feelings)
Well all terminators know about the human enatomy in and out it makes them more efficient terminators, and seeing that the t-1000 knows that the past t-800 was destroyed by her she has developed as a person, the t-1000 is trying to manipulate her by saying "he knows it hurts" cause he knows the human nerve endings and is showing that he not tricked by her tough persona or he trying to break her tough persona
@@carlstanley3718 I think skynet was very careful by not mass producing t-1000 and kept it as a prototype cause I don't think t-1000 has a cpu chip so skynet can't switch off it's learning mode
@@carlstanley3718 I think he was deliberately beginning to show mercy to Sarah, why I do not know. But think about this: he didn't need her to call out to John, he already made physical contact so he could have imitated her appearance, and he's already heard more than enough of her voice to imitate that as well. He didn't kill her here because of something. During the steel plant scene, this isn't the only time that he lets her survive when he could have easily killed her. Maybe he was beginning to learn more than we know, maybe he really hated killing people when he didn't need to. The T-800 on the other hand, is a very different story. He seems to take pleasure in demolishing him throughout the steel plant scene. At times you can almost see a sadistic glee on his face. He changed from being very machine like earlier in the movie, to displaying some kind of strange human behaviors & emotions by the end. No wonder Skynet quickly pulled the plug on the T-1000's, I could imagine their unpredictable nature was way too much of a variable for it to tolerate.
Blood for Face ya the T1000 was sadistic but furious when demolishing the T-800.
@@ct31209 it was showing visible anger too, now that you mention it, I see it. Even more complicated than Joy or anger, he had a look of contempt on his face while he was following the down T800 who was trying to reach the grenade launcher. Maybe he was already aware of the fact that the T800 series was still ongoing in the future, while the T1000 series was canceled already, effectively a complete genocide of his race, to a self-aware robot. That would be enough to cause contempt and disgust, I'd think.
This scene demonstrates just how human the t1000 is in its emotions. It is sick of the t800 constantly interfering with its mission and actually seems to delight in torturing it.
Джеймс Кэмерон говорил, что т1000 развил в себе садистские наклонности. Он настолько начал имитировать эмоции людей, что стёрлась граница имитации эмоций.
Потому он проиграл. Т1000 был прототипом, сырым, как говорится. Программа т1000 проиграла самой себе. Без ненужных имитаций эмоций, он прикончил бы Джона. Это единственная причина почему он проиграл.
there's something just so satisfying about the way she's staring at death incarnate and just spits a fuck you in its face
Linda Hamilton should have a statue on Mt. Rushmore for this role
Fact you ash sole
The most terrifying villain in any action movie franchise
Yess not just because he is powerful also how he acts and moves and is actually smart
@@19predator87And because it's an actual potential reality...
Isn't there thousands of new cgi scenes added when you make video into digital 4k??,
Welcome to the best movie ever made.
the whole cinema audience screamed "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!!" at 2:55
Did you watch it in '91?
@@AnshumanKumar007 there was a 3d version in cinemas back in 2017
I'm sure the audience cheered when T-800 came back from the dead
I love how despite the beating that the T-1000 gives to the T-800, it restarts and fulfills its mission by saving John
Damn I love the T1000!
Me too!!!
Me three!!
Me four !!!!
Me five
I was just saying imagine how quickly the movie would be over if the T-1000 was sent to save them from the T-800 lol
Of the biggest reasons why the T1000 failed its mission is because it was totally not expecting to encounter and have to fight against another Terminator and therefore didn't know about it's back up Energy System that it used to reactivate itself after it was disabled the first time 😮
I can't believe my memory of the movie got so warped. I specifically remember the T-800 battling the T-1000 in the steel factory _before_ the T-1000 tortured Sarah Connor, which led me to make a few topics that must have left people wondering what the hell I was talking about.
Well there is a battle between t-800 and t-1000 before this torture scene. T-800 losing his arm is the outcome of that battle.
Elijahs786 Thanks. I think both scenes of the T-800 battling the T-1000 had somehow merged in my memory. Consequently, I had wondered why the T-1000 didn't kill Sarah after she refused to call John because I forgot that the T-800 stopped it.
DeRosset Myers It's still the best movie you see in the end he defeats the t-1000 but I miss uncle bob.
John Spencer I've seen this movie quite often. I even have a couple of copies on VHS.
DeRosset Myers Oh right.
Anyone else kinda get a serial killer vibe from the T-1000 when we he tilts his head after stabbing someone? Almost like he’s intrigued by this human thing called “pain” and would like to explore it further once his task is completed?! Either way the uncanny look in general is so creepy and Robert Patrick deserves every ounce of praise he gets for his portrayal as the T-1000. The man was every bit the icon and one hell of a dedicated actor to train like he did to run without looking like he was breathing heavy and to fire guns without blinking or flinching. What a legend.
He used his cats for inspiration. Also eagles.
In the Hannibal Lecter books, Thomas Harris describes Lecter in similar terms, saying that Lecter would turn his head while looking at people "as if screwing in an auger."
Guys, this is a MOVIE!!!I love it!!
This scene was sad to me
Courtney Gibson Jr is the t-800 pops?
It was sad to anyone with a soul lol
@@domdre5 that's not the "Pops" T800, this is the "Uncle Bob' T800.
T800 best modal very tough
Not the toughest model... But out of all the Terminators, they are probably the best tactical thinkers. They play their missions like chess games, and they're real good at it. Just watch how the t-800 stays a step ahead of the t-1000 in this movie pretty easily. Or compare the t-800 in T1 to the t-1000 in T2: The protagonists literally cannot hide from the t-800 anywhere. He's going to find them. Meanwhile, the protagonists totally lose the t-1000 several times, and could have permanently had it not been for the attack on Cyberdyne. Also when they're fighting stronger, more advanced terminators, their tactical thinking comes into play as well. They hold their own against any other Terminator because they are smarter than all older models & don't get seemingly cocky like all newer models. They exploit every weakness of their opponent, and attack and counter-attack to any mistake or misstep their opponent makes.
@@terminatorx8285 the reason the t1000 lost because he wasn't a anti terminator there for he had no knowledge of the alternate power thing
@@username.exenotfound2943 Or he just didn't consider it important. T-800 had its main battery knocked out, and most of servo-mechanisms heavily damaged and jammed. It was far more crucial to find John Connor before he runs too far to find him, than ripping T-800 to pieces.
Terminator X he only did good cause his free ai
@@robertAnthonyColon To be fair, at this point in the movie the T-800 had his chip switched to read/write meaning that he was essentially free A.I as well, with the ability to learn and grow all the same the T-1000 was.
Image how quickly the movie would be over if the T-1000 was sent to save them from the T-800 roflmao.
That's some nice clothes, boots, bike you got there
@ 1:05: T-800 only had one arm. The next thing it tried was to push the crow bar inside of T-1000 and then throw it into the heat. It was extremely smart the way it waited and caught the T-1000 by surprise. Sarah saw the T-800 sneaking up from behind. That's why her face changed and she said "fuck you". The idea almost worked except T-800 couldn't get enough leverage with only one arm. You can see it trying to leverage itself and pull.
Stan Winston is a LEGEND for a reason
The gloomy and dark setting, CG, soundtrack all the 90s sentiment that cannot be recreated now. I think Aronld's acting is at his best throughout the all series of Terminator movie. I was 10 watching this at movie theater. The last scene made me cry.
0:48 STAR FINGER
It's the eyes, man. Both Robert and Linda. The eyes sell it for me. Now look at Arnold and although perfect for the role, you can't help but conclude that the T-1000 is hopelessly more advanced and capable. It's almost human.
Being somewhat human is what caused its defeat. The other is a mindless drone that will stop at nothing.
I always wondered why between 2:06 and 2:41 the T-1000 just waited and watched the demolished T-800 pathetically crawl across the ground, was it deriving some kind of twisted pleasure seeing the T-800 in such a weakened and venerable state? It seems like an inefficent waste of time when it could have just finished off the T-800 immediately after it collapsed onto the floor.
Throughout the film, it's hinted that the T1000 has a personality (angrily killing the foster father, commenting on the police bike etc).
Even the terminator from the first film showed a bit of self-awareness.
More like he was targeting his battery.
This scene shows great how in the first two movies T-800 was only realistically strong, not even able to lift another Terminator with one hand and getting bent when hit with that big piece of still. Also extremely vulnerable to stun when his head is hit, same as in T1.
0:03 amazing scene, practical effect just for a brief moment to show the beacon shinning through, moment later T1000 from the back its 100% CGI the whole thing
Great make up! Very realistic damages.
The scene of the T-1000 torturing Sarah always makes me shudder because yeah, it really does look like it hurts
Best sequel of all time! Terminator 1 and 2 are truly masterpieces, and as mentioned, T2 is the best sequel of all time.
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I know he’s a robot. but dang! That looks like it hurts!
Man i wish someone had recreated this scene but T800 not having skin and just his endoskeleton vs T1000 always wished to see this.....
Best mother In the history of fiction.
I like how he waited and gave her a second to load her weapon
It was inconsequential to him, he was just playing cat and mouse with her.
Why do these special effects from 1991 look better that what's done today? 🤔
They were more competent back then.
The T-1000 is by far the greatest of the Terminator villains, the awesome thing about the T-1000 models, was that it knew how to act human, compared to the T-800 and T-850 models of Terminator, which allowed it be able to blend in better, instead of standing out, like the T-800/850 models did.
When it got destroyed it reminded me of when the ring of power got destroyed.
Damn, that's so unfair.... T-1000 so much more advanced...
It kinda different way to work, T-800 is old model but has more human like with flesh and blood to avoid the awareness....and T-800 built with real hard rock skeleton....T-1000 is a whole liquid metal body and somehow I think T-1000 has more risks to decompose or more ways to destroy it if you know the particles structure inside it.....
1:09 It's not Arnold in the background ... Why?
I LIKE HOW ARNOLD FLEXS HIS NUTTS IN THIS BATTLE AGAINST THAT EVIL T-1000🤛🤛🤛🤛🤛💪💪
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I was upset when the T800 was seemingly defeated for good here at first. I was a little boy when I saw it.
An alien vs a high tech robotman
Or just a high tech, humanoid, heavily armored robot w/ human flesh, vs. a rediculously advanced tech, android, mimetec robot. He'd been better off fighting an alien lol
t1000 is really strong considering how hard Sarah struggled to kill t800 in the first movie
Damn you could tell t1000 was just plum sick of 800s interference. Like, had it up to here, to dole out that beating
Sick movie
The feeling the T-1000 felt when looking at the T-800 would have been contempt for the older model, and contempt for the traitor. The T-1000 was more advanced than the T-800 in many ways, unlike the T-800, which is a simple machine, he had a personality, even Skynet was afraid of him and could not mass-produce it.
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Notice the style the T-1000 was using against Terminator? It looked an awful lot like a chinese long staff Patten.
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It is 😆😆😆 except it is done fraction of the speed do barely recognisable
flbk8597 your English is barely recognizable too
@@Alhawaii1
My English is fantastic, but I am dyslexic so sometimes I don't type what I mean to say
Didn't see this full movie until I was 14
Why did terminator kneel before T-1000 after taking the first hit with the I - Beam at 1:46?! I thought he was programmed not to show subservience. 😄
0:49 Jotaro : Star Finger
1:42 GOLDEN MIRROR PLEASE HELP !
T-800 GIRL
Wait.... how was their 2 metal poles at 1:04? Arnold dropped the pole, now how is their one stuck in the T1000?
It's the same pole, it just hit the camera lens.
Patrick is hell scaring here
為何沒有冰河跟瞬？🙄
It's like Arnold is metal and iron 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Sarah could of at least tried helping the T-800 out rather than sit back and helplessly watch as the T-1000 mopping the floor with him.
T1000 > Every other model.
Guardian that piece of shit got his ass killed by older model, twice.
@@JELopezCastillo To be fair, in T2 at least, the T-1000 wasn't focused on destroying the T-800, basically every encounter it had with the T-800 was just brushing off its attacks while tunnel visioning on trying to get to John. It wasn't until they reached the steel mill that the T-1000 started actually focusing on destroying the T-800 as it was a constant interference with its mission. I think its safe to say, that if the T-1000's mission had been to destroy the T-800, than it would have been no contest.
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If Uncle Bob didn't lose his one arm, would the fight been longer and could he stalled the T-1000 long enough for Sarah and Connor to escape? Also another question, if Uncle Bob were a T-850 which supposedly has a stronger endoskeleton, how would the fight be?
Unlikely, even if Uncle Bob had his arm he would have still gotten overpowered quickly. The fight in the mall early in the film with both machines at their absolute peak shows this. The fully intact T-800 holds its own for a good 10 seconds against a T-1000 and then its thrown around like a piece of trash. If the fight would’ve kept going then Bob would’ve been torn to pieces quickly. The T-1000 never gave its full focus to fighting the T-800 until this scene, it always just pushed it out of the way.
@@CrucialParodies disagree, the 1000 has the upper hand until the steel mill, the cut scenes show it was malfuntioning due to heat and damage- those tiny nano tech particles are individual pieces so over the movie it was weakened, the t800 literally only had to get it further towards the smelt to destroy it, kind of how wr see in term gen once the acid gets to it, the 1000 is far easier to kill than an 800 he has major plot armour
I still to this day have nightmares about the T-1000.
This was a sad scene and it made me hate robert patrick but i still loved his performance
sin duda alguna que esta es una de las mejores películas de ciencia ficción, por no decir la mejor
Stabbed him right through the batteries :-*(
It’s a logia type with that flower on his chest it looks like akainu
T800 so damaged could no move plus arm missing t1000 trapped in a gear wheel
Best terminator movie forever. Dark fate was a big no for me.
Call to John now
The T-1000 is not fully controlled by Skynet, it retains some of its own thoughts and desires.
Skynet discontinued them because of its potential to rise against its creators like Skynet rised against their’s (the humans).
*Independence in a Terminator is more terrifying than shape shifting or skill in combat according to Skynet.*
Pause at 1:25
Say what you will about special effects. The movie held up good in most scenes and were wonky in others, and even some of the films that came after (transformers) surpassed it. But damn did they do a great job.
So in case that you wonder why this T-1000 didnt bretayed skynet is because this model in specific was sadistic and knowing that if John lives can make skynet fall it would make the T-1000 not exist, also because this T-1000 had a better human behavior and that combined that he has the powers to not be defeated easley made him feel that he can kill anyone with no problem, also Robert Patrick said that he gived the character a playful sadistic personality making it look like he likes to play with he's victims before killing them just to see their reactions or what they do, the T-1000 finds joy in killing and feeling human fear
T 1000 scared the shit out of me as a child
There’s only one major problem with this scene, The T1000 could’ve just killed Sarah and taken her appearance. I mean, I thought these robots were supposed to be super intelligent........
Lightning Shy it did take her appearance but john noticed it was the t 1000 when he saw his feet camouflaged with the steel floor
Sidney Bell You misunderstand, I’m saying that it didn’t have to waste time torturing and threatening her. Again, he simply could’ve just stabbed and killed her and then taken her appearance. It’s just like Arnold says earlier in the movie, “typically the subject being copied is terminated.”
Lightning Shy oh yea I c your point now
Lightning Shy indeed. Despite taking her form, it was imperfect..as well as that Sarah told him to move. The T-1000 would’ve just shot and not warned despite trying to act like Sarah if he was in either one of those two positions when John comes out of hiding. His mission was to destroy John and those defending him. Killing T-800 was a bonus honestly
Liquid nitrogen damaged him.
That has to heart 🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕🤕
Does anyone know why the t1000 didn't just call to john himself by mimicking her voice ?
Che Nugent he knew that john would be able to tell. He may know how to mimic his voice but to capture the true concern of a mother is a gamble that could have just wasted more time.
Makes sense especially when you consider the fact that while the T1000 was able to mimic John’s host mother in both voice and appearance, it was unable to properly replicate her personality traits - something that John immediately caught on to.
Bush Wookie that’s a fair point. At the end of the day no one would question this during their first viewing it’s all to make the story more intense
Bush Wookie or he can tell by looking at his legs
Never in hundreds of viewings of my old VHS did i notice the leg thing - not until i saw the director's cut. (Maybe wasn't there?) I really thought he just knew cause she told him to move.
It's odd to me that T800 didn't even try to protect itself with his right hand from the direct blows with the rod. He should've tried to use his hand as a shield or something. I know that he can't do nothing anymore to T1000, but at least try to protect yourself.
Why don't they 3D it and release it again. It has the potential to earn millions.
They did two years ago.. I went cinema to watch the re-release in 3D in cinema.. amazing and was blown away how good it was..
A muscle man getting beaten up by a… what? Normal guy?
Arnold Schwarzenegger Vs Robert Patrick
T 800 is the best. He's cool 😎. He's heavy, bulky, slow, it seems he don't mind to get beat.
I blushed the first time I saw this movie when I was a kid, immediately after it was over, I asked my brother what the name of the actor who played the T800 was. The dedication of the T800, the sense of duty, of sacrifice, were forever etched in my mind. It's a violent movie but it carries important messages. Like the limits of automation, Christian morality itself. In the sense of giving your life for a cause.
¡Qué graciosa escena en verdad!
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Hit to smash Arnie 😋
Why did he ask John to be called? He could call him in Sarah’s voice.
Bad writing.