No, the big gag is that he's saying it as if he has no idea what in the world the machine is even talking about - which he would not?.. That is: the audience' understanding that the machine is from the future and that it has an imperfect knowledge of the details of the past, [our present], that it will have to fill in, on the run, is being added to. Having arrived in its Past, [our Present], we see the that the machine is now mistakenly demanding that the store owner supply it a weapon that does not yet even exist, from our Present perspective - and won't exist, for decades.
The gun shop owner had no idea what Terminator was talking about. This was an example of great screenwriting in the form of perfectly concise dialogue.
I always liked to think the weapon did exist but as a classified weapon made by Cyberdyne. T800 was just going off its records. Such a great scene and great movie.
It's a mistake on the Terminator's part, draws too much attention to himself. Terminator could have snapped his neck(quieter) and tossed the body in the back of the shop.
That’s one thing I do love about this movie more than 2 is everyone else. They are all just living their lives and it just hammers home how fucked up the whole thing is that they all would be dead had the terminator won this fight.
Who was rating the background dialogue FFS? That's a very specific category that nobody gives a shit about. Stop getting overexcited, yeah it's a good film but there's nothing outstanding about that dialogue. It's just normal dialogue.
*store owner rips off face skin* "I was sent back 25 years ago to assassinate jfk in order to stop him from passing a law that would prohibit the advancement of any cybernetic intelligence now that my mission was completed and the timeline changed, I was abandoned here so I decided to live out the rest of my existence running this gun shop until either I shut down or until skynet was eventually created and I would be once again programed with new purpose."
You made my day Thanks a lot Then he shoots terminator with the plasma rifles and the terminator respawns near the hospitals and comes back and the whole conversation repeats
The Terminator was learning about what armament it was possibly going up against, since there was no phased plasma rifles it knew it had the advantage in firepower.
Like having to use the yellow pages for businesses and the white pages for residential phone numbers. 😂 I used to underline Harry Sachs in the phone books attached to the pay phones.
You know Skynet could have just used an actual picture of Sarah Connor that they could have easily found and put it in the T-100’s memory bank in order to know
@@patrickm6012 fun fact: the gun that Reese is currently making highly, highly illegal is an Ithaca Slamfire shotgun, commonly used by police forces in the past for its high rate of fire, and unique feature, in which you could hold down the trigger and pump it in order to fire a second or third time.
@@kyiaao I'm not a gun expert at all, but I think law doesn't allow people to remove the stock on shotguns. I don't know why though. Seems to be a silly law.
@Auggie not small. Very not small. It wasn’t large for a shotgun, but as guns go, shotguns are legally required to be MASSIVE. Barrel length of no less than 18 inches, and in this case, with a butt stock. Very NOT small.
@@whitesimurgh6363 He also has to ask that gun shop owner to show him the guns he needs. I mean, weapons is THE one field he should know better than anybody. Oh and he apparently knows the types of weapons of the 1990s but then forgets it's the past and proceeds to ask for plasma rifles ...
@@M0butu Well, in this case: a) He apparently does know every weapon in this shop. He can name all of them AND the shop owner remarks that he apparently knows his stuff because he made excellent choices. So, I'd say he DOES have detailed files regarding weapons of this era. b) Regardless of that, a plasma rifle is an item from the future that was most likely invented by Skynet itself, so it's ridiculous to ask for it in the 1990s. This line was probably added to remind of the fact he is from the future and to give us a detail about that future (we now know they have plasma weapons), but it's still odd.
@@imjashingyou3461 He would have been threatened by the Terminator if not given what was wanted and probably still killed with a weapon or physically killed.
I so FUCKING agree ,my girlfriend parent have terminator 2 judgment day movie (i dont know where they get that )with ending when john and sarah in future ,sarah see john with his kid (daugter if i still remember )but when we watch terminator 3 this my face reaction 👉 😕because i see john have good life in judment day but why he became like this and in genesis 👉😞 how sarah know about terminator but she havent meet kyle and in dark fate arny shot john (but thankfully we not watch that movie )
I don't need to pretend. At this point, I am accepting that both T1 and T2 are the only ones in the franchise. It's not the nostalgia or rose tinted glasses thing. It's all about attention to details and what they offer. T3 was recycled from T2 and cash in. Salvation had a good concept, but at the same time felt there was something going on during production. Genysis... I don't know where to begin but there were all sorts of wrong going on. Dark Fate is a fanmade T2 reboot mess. Linda's great performance is not enough to save it nor James Cameron's name alone or even the R rating to which the filmmakers greatly misunderstood the use of. You can't just throw in swears and violence and call it a day. What worked in T1 and T2 had helped the rating, whereas Dark Fate did not. Plus, the beginning of the movie flushed everything down the toilet the second the Terminator kills John Connor. All those words Kyle Reese said to Sarah about her son in the future is all for naught.
One thing that always confused me is that in the terminator resistance game , it says that skynet was the one who originally invented the plasma rifles why would the T800 ask the gun store owner for them ?
Actually they do. DEW. Direct energy weapon. The government uses them for covert ops on their own people. Destroy targets start fires and pretend that they are natural and that “climate change” is making it worse.
The big fella in the overalls shows us exactly why it is always smart to walk away from unnecessary conflict. Best decision he ever made, and he didn't even know it!!
To think, they originally didn't want to give Arnie acting jobs because of his accent. His accent in this movie made him so much cooler and more robotic.
Actually he won an award for acting before Terminator. 'Stay Hungry' with Jeff Bridges was the movie. After Hercules he took acting classes and totally improved.
Not just that but he wasn't good with speaking English when he started his acting career (hence why he has so little lines in this movie). Only after this movie did he start picking up the language.
That's not really true, Arnold didn't want to play terminator because he was basically the villain in this movie, he feared people will start to be scared of him and hate him in real life, he wanted to play kyle reese - the hero, then after a dinner he spent with the film crew he talked mostly about the terminator character and they convinced him to play it and James Cameron assured him that he'll make the character appear as the hero later on the movie/franchise
i realy like how well the gunshop owner plays his role: on one hands he seems kinda happy that he's going to make a big sale but on the other he's obviousely see that a suspect as hell looking dude is buying a war arsenal to do god knows what.
I like how the Terminator physically used his finger to scroll down the phonebook numbers, instead of just using his retinal scanner. Truly blending in as a human being
Yes, the first generation of terminators was easy to spot and then kill, because of how different from humans they looked. This generation is terrifying because it's so much harder to spot them.
@@youuuuuuuuuuutube which is kinda useless because of the large frame the T 800 stick out like a sore thumb in the future where everyone is malnourished/scrawny because of lack of access to food. The T-X and T 1000 make more sense because they can disguise as anyone
If I recall, Arnold practiced using and handling these weapons every day. Loading and unloading, reloading, aiming,etc for hours on end because he wanted The Terminator to be able to handle it like a machine programmed to kill would. Mix this with his Austrian millitary training meant that he easily handles incredibly large guns in incredibly smooth ways. Seriously, it's all impressive
@@fitnesspoint2006 I lol'd I appreciate people who take their work seriously and apply their previous trades into something else, especially when they don't typically mesh well. Meanwhile nobodies like you can only insult people. I don't think practicing with firearms *12-14 hours* a day is straightforward or simple, otherwise everyone would be professional marksmen. In other words, get fucked
Lance Hendrickson and O.J. Simpson were considered for the role with Arnold originally slated to play Reese. O.J. didn't get the part because he is way too likeable to convincingly play a killer
He was smarter than the biker in the second terminator. Of course in this movie the terminator just wanted to look at the phone book not take all his shit …
The soundtrack of this movie needs to be appreciated more. The subtle synthesizer with the deep sounding drums when the T-800 is on the screen makes this feel like a horror. The T-800 with its dark and eerie presence creates such a sense of dread whenever it’s on the screen in comparison to Kyle Reese’s more optimistic soundtrack.
I'll be honest I always thought he said, "Hey just watch your seat pal." Kinda jabbing at the terminator knowing it was an outrageous and nonexistent weapon request.
Well, he doesn't know for certain if she's there. He can't go kicking down doors only to find she isn't around. He'd have to kill her anyway then, and Terminators are ruthless, not cruel.
Imagine if he told the terminator there was a seven day waiting period, and it just went and stood outside of the gun shop for a week. That would be awkward.
Love subtle acting from Michael walking down the street. Makes him look uncomfortable while trying to blend in as hes never seen so many people just walking about living their lives.
I can’t imagine what that would be like. You’re born into a war torn hellscape, all you know is fighting and surviving. Then suddenly you’re walking around in a time you’ve only heard vaguely about.
Michael Biehn was actually a very talented actor, very underrated considering he starred in two of some of the greatest science fiction/action films ever, this and Aliens (1986). A large part of it is Cameron's direction as well and their chemistry together.
And to think that Arnie was mortified that his agent even signed him up for this movie due to how little speaking it required. Turned out to be his most iconic role
If you examine it all closely he is not completely how a cyborg would act, a cyborg wouldn’t be smart ass and say “wrong” before shooting a man for instance. But it makes the movie more entertaining.
@@moshinrafsanjani7379 fair enough, the scene where Arnie gets smart with the maintenance guy and selects from a system of answers and choosing Fuck You references this, but that is for him to diffuse the situation and get an interloper to back off so he can focus on his mission. Him making a wise crack before shooting the clerk feels almost too human to me like he is finding personal amusement in it which contradicts Reese saying it feels no emotion. It will be interesting to see how real AI will react in conversation the day it achieves sentience.
@@mikeg2491 Probably human. They are taught by humans and gather information based on our input though it won't always get when it right or acceptable to say something in a specific situation.
"Thats a good gun" idk why but i find it so funny how emotionless and unfeeling the terminator is and how enthusiastic the gun shop owner is to sell him these weapons
You'd have thought a gun store owner would've realised it might be a bad idea to keep boxes of ammunition on the counter where anyone can do just what the Terminator did here
It's so weird how this worked out well. His build and his physiognomy. All perfect Credit to Arnold for believing in himself as the best option for this role
Arnie originally auditioned for the role of Kyle Reese, but James Cameron wanted him to play the role of the Terminator, to which Arnie originally rejected due to how little he talks in the movie.
2:16 This dog should of gotten a reward biased the way he or she react especially in the future in this movie when they (Dogs) trained and used to spot Terminators right off the bat, be able to tell which one is a human and which is not telling the difference between two.
I love how he has a built in scanner to show him peoples exact heights/body types, and all kinds of info, yet he still needs to use his finger in the phone book like the rest of us haha.
Shelia Ellison What about holding the Uzi vertical at Tech Noir? That’s a gun safety behavior. Terminators don’t need to observe safety precautions. But I guess it looks cool.
1:18 something I love in this scene is Kyle has a KGB walk. He keeps his hand near his fire arm completely steady ready to draw in a instant whilst his other moves more freely This really goes to show just how paranoid and ready to fight he is at all times
Arnold asks for a Phased Plasma Rifle in 40-Watt Range; it would be funny if the gun store owner pulled one out from under the counter, "This just came in today. Fresh from the factory."
It was actually, "...four D. Watt range." The Watt brothers - David, Daniel, Duncan, and Darby - designed, manufactured, and sold laser rifles. Their famous slogan, and business practices, set them apart from other laser rifle manufacturers: "Yes, we'll even terminate high prices for cyborgs." It was code for they will sell to robots. They had a wide range of rifles to sell.
It’s crazy how Reese must be feeling. He’s back in the pre judgment day world.. doesn’t get caught up in the nostalgia, he just goes straight into his mission.
@@roylim9052 Except Robert Patrick with his T-1000 deathstare. He was the closest thing scary to Arnold T800, if not Robert was more scarier that he was supposed to be a prototype. Everyone else is just a carbon copy trying to imitate these two guys act.
Alternate universe Terminator where he's polite and cordial. He waits 15 days on the background check for the handguns, in the meantime he integrates himself in the local community, getting employed and making new friends. All while waiting for the right moment to strike.
The Terminator ingratiates itself into the local church group. Befriends the choir members. Attends the Bible study. It’s asked to help out with the bake-off fundraiser. Goes to the local library to scan dessert recipes. It wins new friends through a knock-out delicious batch of pecan tarts. All while waiting for the right moment to strike.
This film is GOLD. The Terminator was scaring me as hell when I was a kid, especially its endoskeleton. After I watched the film I had nightmares where this thing chased me in narrow and dark corridors.
Lol I remember watching the TV series in the late 2000s...there was a scene where a school principal tells Cromartie (an infiltrator T 888 sent back to kill John) look me in the eyes and tell me you never smoked any pot when you were young. The terminator does as told of course lol
yea, really what makes the movie. terminator could easily have just killed the clerk on entry and grab the guns he wanted. even if you consider the infiltration aspect hed have time to kill sarah before police can mount any serious offensive. but letting t800 be arnold instead of unmasked jason makes the movie more. though i also love how at the end he doesnt say anything and is just trying to eliminate the couple
This movie was the scariest of the 80s horror killers. He didn't vanish, he didn't laugh and he didn't slowly walk at you with a knife, he chased you with guns and would not stop coming after you even with no legs that made him truly scary
I was more afraid in the 80s of the Terminator than Freddy Kruger, Jason Vorhees, the Predator, the Xenomorph Queen the Gremlins and Mike Myers combined....The 80s was such a great time !!!
1:40 "Hey man you got a serious attitude problem!" In the German version, the guy is yelling at the terminator "Hey man, look under ASSHOLE in the phone book, there you'll find your number!"
@@djp6191 you’re not wrong but Salvation is like... the 3rd or 4th best in the franchise. I still choose to believe the franchise ends with 2. Multiverse theory baby!
"Hey Sarah come check this out, you're going to LOVE this" is a weird way to describe how someone is going to feel about a person with the same name being brutally murdered.
@Echo Back then no internet, no easy identifications and so on. So people even don't realize, there is a danger waiting for them. Nowdays the fear makes sense, but not back this time.
@@commandercleo9035 ...damn you're right, I always hate the fact of having T-800s wandering on my wasteland of a lawn in the future and always asking for a Sarah Connor.
Arnie reflexively closes his eyes when shooting the pistol at 2:46. That's a very human thing to do. In T2 I don't think we never saw him do that, so he clearly improved.
I'm assuming it's programmed intentionally to try and stop dust particles from getting in his retinal scanner and causing permanent damage, the t-1000 doesn't need to have it programmed because it can repair itself
@@melijahcopeland4101 Your not alone, I much prefer T1 to T2. That's not to say T2 wasn't great as it was. The main thing I didn't like in T2 was Eddie Furlong. After T2 all the following films went down hill. The only good thing I liked after T2 was the Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series.
Interestingly, the German dubbed version has an additional line here that always makes me laugh. When the Terminator finds his phone book entries, the guy can be heard shouting from a distance: "Hey, look up 'Asshole' in the phone book, you'll surely find your number there!"
0:11 so the ar that Arnold is inspecting is an ArmaLite AR180, a semi-automatic assault rifle that’s only been made for self/home defense that the clerk has mentioned. But later on during the police station shootout, it’s full auto, and how did this happen? In the novel, it’s been said that the terminator had stolen some tools from a hardware store, which was never filmed, and used those tools to covert the civilian semi-automatic rifle into a full auto rifle. Now converting a weapon like that in California during the time was very illegal, and also illegal to own and sell a fully automatic weapon. The more you know :)
@ I know the year it takes place, but I’m saying that in California during the time, it was illegal to own full auto machine guns. Some gun stores might have had em back then, if you’re lucky to find it, and a few others may not have em, as it’s only just the civilian semi-automatic. And at the time of 84, Gun laws weren’t as strict as they are today, and after ‘86, that’s when they banned the use to own and operate a full automatic machine gun.
A civilian AR-180 that’s semi auto wouldn’t be called an “assault rifle” though because by definition an assault rifle is a select fire rifle chambered in an intermediate Cartridge. It’s just a semi auto rifle like an ar-15.
It is funny how the Gun Shop Clerk tries being friendly and inciting a conversation with the Terminator, The Terminator does not respond but the Clerk carries on like he might.
There’s a theory on reddit that says the T-800 asks this to assess the maximum threat regarding the weapons he’d face in 1984, because he doesn’t know if it exists yet since Skynet’s files are incomplete (hence why he goes after other Sarah Conners).
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I love how the store owner answers "just what you see pal" as if he had plasma rifles earlier but sold them all
No, the big gag is that he's saying it as if he has no idea what in the world the machine is even talking about - which he would not?..
That is: the audience' understanding that the machine is from the future and that it has an imperfect knowledge of the details of the past, [our present], that it will have to fill in, on the run, is being added to.
Having arrived in its Past, [our Present], we see the that the machine is now mistakenly demanding that the store owner supply it a weapon that does not yet even exist, from our Present perspective - and won't exist, for decades.
The gun shop owner had no idea what Terminator was talking about. This was an example of great screenwriting in the form of perfectly concise dialogue.
@@lewis7515 @jessie B.
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I always liked to think the weapon did exist but as a classified weapon made by Cyberdyne. T800 was just going off its records. Such a great scene and great movie.
Love how when the terminator mentioned a plasma rifle, the owner responded like he usually stocks them but is awaiting a new delivery of them
I wonder if that made Terminator more cautious since the owner didn't exactly say it didn't exist.
@@zitherq5761 Lets be honest; He wasted gun shop owner CAUSE he didn't have the plasma rifle in stock 😆
@@sndrpaw6197 and he had no money. Lol
@@sndrpaw6197 lmfaooo
Terminator goes and gets a job. He then waits until he has proper money for when the plasma rifle is in stock.
I absolutely love how he simply says “wrong” before wasting him.
"Negative" would be much better, that's why they fixed it for the second movie.
@@peter.g6 Same dialogue in Commando. Right.....wrong. th-cam.com/video/jAWvLQvacpc/w-d-xo.html
@@marcastephens Great point! I agree it's a good line for a human, but here it's a Cyborg. "Wrong" doesn't feel machine-y enough to me.
It's a mistake on the Terminator's part, draws too much attention to himself. Terminator could have snapped his neck(quieter) and tossed the body in the back of the shop.
He can do it , it’s just illegal but he’s a machine from the future that knows no laws
“Hey, man! You got a serious attitude problem!”
The background dialogue of these movies were underrated 😂
That’s one thing I do love about this movie more than 2 is everyone else. They are all just living their lives and it just hammers home how fucked up the whole thing is that they all would be dead had the terminator won this fight.
Who was rating the background dialogue FFS? That's a very specific category that nobody gives a shit about. Stop getting overexcited, yeah it's a good film but there's nothing outstanding about that dialogue. It's just normal dialogue.
@@JohnBloggs-m8lLittle overexcited yourself.
@@JohnBloggs-m8l Go cry to your momma 😂
@@JohnBloggs-m8l Womp womp 😢
I love his inductive reasoning
"This dude has everything I ask for. Therefore he probably has plasma rifle"
This actually made me laugh😂
Nerd
@@momolooooo why?
0:30 that look mean pullout your wallet buddy.
I think the idea back then was that an AI would be crude and daft.
But I get your joke.
1:37 smartest guy in the whole franchise. Realizes a missed call isn't the end of the world and doesn't get murdered/crippled by a Terminator.
Don't forget the garbage truck driver in the beginning! He ran away as soon as he saw the T-800
and the helicopter pilot
Ay man, you have a serious attitude problem
Not reacting to base emotion may feel beta, but feeling anything is better than nothing...
I think he knew he had better just run off just by how easy he made him fly
"You can't do that."
"Wrong"
*shoots gun*
....
*owner gets up*
"I said, you can't do that."
*pulls out phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range*
*store owner rips off face skin*
"I was sent back 25 years ago to assassinate jfk in order to stop him from passing a law that would prohibit the advancement of any cybernetic intelligence now that my mission was completed and the timeline changed, I was abandoned here so I decided to live out the rest of my existence running this gun shop until either I shut down or until skynet was eventually created and I would be once again programed with new purpose."
basically everyone in GTA
You made my day
Thanks a lot
Then he shoots terminator with the plasma rifles and the terminator respawns near the hospitals and comes back and the whole conversation repeats
@@mentoscokeenema yes
@@mentoscokeenema Better than scenerio of Terminator 6
Why is it so satisfying to hear the Terminator naming all the weapons he needs
Sometimes, it just pays to hear things named/referred to properly
phased plasma rifle in 40 watt range
@@philuent hey, just what ya see, pal!
@@jeremiahm1413 that ass, now.
The Terminator was learning about what armament it was possibly going up against, since there was no phased plasma rifles it knew it had the advantage in firepower.
You know what I love about this? No internet. Old school Terminator actually had to do some real detective work to find Sarah.
@John Marston hahahaha
@Cool Breeze I remember that too and I'm 32
Like having to use the yellow pages for businesses and the white pages for residential phone numbers. 😂 I used to underline Harry Sachs in the phone books attached to the pay phones.
You know Skynet could have just used an actual picture of Sarah Connor that they could have easily found and put it in the T-100’s memory bank in order to know
@@studior2962 That's true, it's a plot hole ecaude in T2 shes imprisoned and obviously would have migshot, full name etc
My favorite part is how unbothered the guy is by being asked for a plasma rifle. “Just what you see, pal.” Like he’s heard it every day.
He's used to lunatics asking for weird shit
I mean this movie is set in Los Angeles . He probably gets crackheads asking for them all the time
@@jogen906 yes I'm from l.a. and that's true
He probably gets old people that come in asking for laser guns as a joke, and he's just gotten tired of it
A film set in 1984: Hey just what you see pal.
A game set in 1945: Sure thing.
I love how they show both Reese and the terminator arming themselves. Reese is at such a disadvantage.
And all because Reese did not want to wait the 15 days for the handguns.
@@patrickm6012 fun fact: the gun that Reese is currently making highly, highly illegal is an Ithaca Slamfire shotgun, commonly used by police forces in the past for its high rate of fire, and unique feature, in which you could hold down the trigger and pump it in order to fire a second or third time.
@@thatcarguydom266 Why the emphasis on highly, what makes it so wicked
@@kyiaao I'm not a gun expert at all, but I think law doesn't allow people to remove the stock on shotguns. I don't know why though. Seems to be a silly law.
@Auggie not small. Very not small. It wasn’t large for a shotgun, but as guns go, shotguns are legally required to be MASSIVE. Barrel length of no less than 18 inches, and in this case, with a butt stock. Very NOT small.
Gun shop clerk: "There's a 15 day waiting period for the handguns..."
Terminator: "I'll be back."
The law abiding Terminator…I’d see that movie, along with Carl in the drape business.
You can take the automatic weapons , the stinger missiles, and the grenade launcher now, but there is a 15-day cooling off period for the handguns
After 15 days: I am back.
The movie is sorely missing the deleted scene where the Terminator waits outside the store for the entire 15 days
😂
Terminator: highly advanced AI.
Also Terminator: needs to read the telephone book with his finger.
Jeez, good point
@@whitesimurgh6363 He also has to ask that gun shop owner to show him the guns he needs. I mean, weapons is THE one field he should know better than anybody. Oh and he apparently knows the types of weapons of the 1990s but then forgets it's the past and proceeds to ask for plasma rifles ...
@@Puschit1 just stfu and learn to accept not be a jealous ass
@@Puschit1 Skynet was not supposed to be Wikipedia. Maybe it didn't have "detailed files".
Apparently it lacked a picture of Sarah Connor, too.
@@M0butu Well, in this case:
a) He apparently does know every weapon in this shop. He can name all of them AND the shop owner remarks that he apparently knows his stuff because he made excellent choices. So, I'd say he DOES have detailed files regarding weapons of this era.
b) Regardless of that, a plasma rifle is an item from the future that was most likely invented by Skynet itself, so it's ridiculous to ask for it in the 1990s.
This line was probably added to remind of the fact he is from the future and to give us a detail about that future (we now know they have plasma weapons), but it's still odd.
Felt really sad for that gun shopkeeper he thought he was going to make big sum of money that day but who would've known it was his last day
U never know when its ur time
Hes the idiot who didn't store his guns with trigger locks and keeps live ammo right at the counter.
@@imjashingyou3461 only in Hollywood
@@imjashingyou3461 He would have been threatened by the Terminator if not given what was wanted and probably still killed with a weapon or physically killed.
@D C None because he's racist and only sells to whites and asians.
Let’s pretend this movie and the second are the only Terminator movies that exist
I so FUCKING agree ,my girlfriend parent have terminator 2 judgment day movie (i dont know where they get that )with ending when john and sarah in future ,sarah see john with his kid (daugter if i still remember )but when we watch terminator 3 this my face reaction 👉 😕because i see john have good life in judment day but why he became like this and in genesis 👉😞 how sarah know about terminator but she havent meet kyle and in dark fate arny shot john (but thankfully we not watch that movie )
I liked Salvation aswell its a nice change of pace without the time travel stuff
@հokцƽ ρokus but i like t2 because ,well you know its so cool if you have robot bodyguard 😂but you right t3 and salvation quite good actually 😊
That dark fate make me shock ,why they kill john ,i always want see john and her mother enjoy they live after judment day
I don't need to pretend. At this point, I am accepting that both T1 and T2 are the only ones in the franchise. It's not the nostalgia or rose tinted glasses thing. It's all about attention to details and what they offer.
T3 was recycled from T2 and cash in.
Salvation had a good concept, but at the same time felt there was something going on during production.
Genysis... I don't know where to begin but there were all sorts of wrong going on.
Dark Fate is a fanmade T2 reboot mess. Linda's great performance is not enough to save it nor James Cameron's name alone or even the R rating to which the filmmakers greatly misunderstood the use of. You can't just throw in swears and violence and call it a day.
What worked in T1 and T2 had helped the rating, whereas Dark Fate did not. Plus, the beginning of the movie flushed everything down the toilet the second the Terminator kills John Connor. All those words Kyle Reese said to Sarah about her son in the future is all for naught.
00:31 "Phased plasma rifle in a 40-watt range" My fave bit 🙂
Hey, just what you see pal!
@@Scott-kd5sm de oozy nein millie meeta.
How was there no follow up question to that gun wtf😂
You know your weapons buddy
One thing that always confused me is that in the terminator resistance game , it says that skynet was the one who originally invented the plasma rifles why would the T800 ask the gun store owner for them ?
"There's a 15 day wait on the handguns, but the phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range you can take right now"
ASS Backwards...
WRONG 💥
🤦😂😂😂😂😂😂
PHASE PLASMA RIFLE IN THE 40 WATT RANGE, UZI 9 MILLAMITA! LMFAO!😂🤣🤣
Actually they do. DEW. Direct energy weapon. The government uses them for covert ops on their own people. Destroy targets start fires and pretend that they are natural and that “climate change” is making it worse.
The big fella in the overalls shows us exactly why it is always smart to walk away from unnecessary conflict. Best decision he ever made, and he didn't even know it!!
he was a pussy
@@Shrooms-up6sv lmao you’re the type of dude that acts hard and then gets the dogshit beaten out of him
@@kevinc.cucumber3697yup and for nothing at all.
He, a roughly 250lbs man, got RAG DOLLED outta there by a dude that then showed him his back. I think old mate understood what was up.
@@kevinc.cucumber3697 it's a joke
To think, they originally didn't want to give Arnie acting jobs because of his accent. His accent in this movie made him so much cooler and more robotic.
His was bad in the beginning but he got much better.
Actually he won an award for acting before Terminator. 'Stay Hungry' with Jeff Bridges was the movie.
After Hercules he took acting classes and totally improved.
Not just that but he wasn't good with speaking English when he started his acting career (hence why he has so little lines in this movie). Only after this movie did he start picking up the language.
I don't think most people know how hard he worked to become an actor and improve himself, not including the bodybuilding.
That's not really true, Arnold didn't want to play terminator because he was basically the villain in this movie, he feared people will start to be scared of him and hate him in real life, he wanted to play kyle reese - the hero, then after a dinner he spent with the film crew he talked mostly about the terminator character and they convinced him to play it and James Cameron assured him that he'll make the character appear as the hero later on the movie/franchise
i realy like how well the gunshop owner plays his role: on one hands he seems kinda happy that he's going to make a big sale but on the other he's obviousely see that a suspect as hell looking dude is buying a war arsenal to do god knows what.
It was the 80s.
That’s America for you, this is normal
I like how the Terminator physically used his finger to scroll down the phonebook numbers, instead of just using his retinal scanner. Truly blending in as a human being
Yes, the first generation of terminators was easy to spot and then kill, because of how different from humans they looked. This generation is terrifying because it's so much harder to spot them.
So you know the t 800 series has a retinal scanner? you worked for cyberdyne
@@Paralyzer S R’s office is just down the hall from mine in the AI department he’s legit
@@youuuuuuuuuuutube which is kinda useless because of the large frame the T 800 stick out like a sore thumb in the future where everyone is malnourished/scrawny because of lack of access to food. The T-X and T 1000 make more sense because they can disguise as anyone
i like how he skipped up the curb too lol
Hearing Arnie say, ' oozie 9mm' is pure gold.
Ozzie nein millimita
@@doktorkto9796 o, look - a scriptwriter
0:38
It's acually written as Uzi
@@t-800o I think you missed the point, we all know it's Uzi. It's the way Arnie says it that's golden.
If I recall, Arnold practiced using and handling these weapons every day. Loading and unloading, reloading, aiming,etc for hours on end because he wanted The Terminator to be able to handle it like a machine programmed to kill would. Mix this with his Austrian millitary training meant that he easily handles incredibly large guns in incredibly smooth ways. Seriously, it's all impressive
you are like a simpleton getting impressed by simple and relatively straightforward things
@@fitnesspoint2006 I lol'd
I appreciate people who take their work seriously and apply their previous trades into something else, especially when they don't typically mesh well. Meanwhile nobodies like you can only insult people.
I don't think practicing with firearms *12-14 hours* a day is straightforward or simple, otherwise everyone would be professional marksmen.
In other words, get fucked
As oppose to sawing off butt stocks every day for hours on end
@@fitnesspoint2006 youre a sob
@@olivierguay3369 the king of all sob
"Ideal for home defense" Yes the Uzi 9mm is my goto when someone is at my door I don't know.
Well, in the real world, a semi-automatic Uzi isn't a bad option.
SMG is good for close range. Just use short bursts when firing
No phased plasma rifle?
You mean, the Uzi 9 millimetaa!
@@ALJ9000 only phased plasma rifle in a 40watt range is ideal for home defence these other guns suck.
No other actor could’ve played the part of the terminator better than Arnold.
And to think he was originally going to play Kyle Reese.
Wrong...Sylvester Stallone played it perfectly in last action hero
But if O.J. Simpson got the part they wouldv'e stopped at part 2...
Robert Patrick? :)
Lance Hendrickson and O.J. Simpson were considered for the role with Arnold originally slated to play Reese. O.J. didn't get the part because he is way too likeable to convincingly play a killer
Our future sucks. Almost 40 years passed but still Phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range doesn't exist!
and people say digital was better.
(nothing wrong with it)
Blush .1 I got an 80 watt one 😈
have you checked in your local gun shop ?
It called dew. Direct energy weapon
How do you know? Are you an employee in classified military site?
"Hey man you got a serious attitude problem" the only guy ever to mouth off to a terminator and walk away
He better count his lucky stars
He was smarter than the biker in the second terminator.
Of course in this movie the terminator just wanted to look at the phone book not take all his shit …
The Terminator doesn't care if you mouth off to it as long as it doesn't interfere with his mission.
Devon Satchell talk to the hand 👋🏻
“I’ll Be Back...”
The soundtrack of this movie needs to be appreciated more. The subtle synthesizer with the deep sounding drums when the T-800 is on the screen makes this feel like a horror. The T-800 with its dark and eerie presence creates such a sense of dread whenever it’s on the screen in comparison to Kyle Reese’s more optimistic soundtrack.
Americans: You cant be governor
Arnold: Wrong
fascinatinglist nukes America
And he said that 2 times😂
Dude has been in the zone for over four decades!
This scene is exactly how he became the Governor! Just terminated his way up the ranks.
He said it in Commando too
“A phased plasma rifle in the 40 Watt range”
“Hey just what ya see pal”
Has to be one of the most subtly hilarious exchanges in movie history
I like how the terminator understands clearly and continues to scan the shelf for weapons
And as the shopkeeper he has to act like that isn't a stupid thing to ask for because he's looking at a possible buyer even if he is a little touched.
OMG I thought that in' 84!
I'll be honest I always thought he said, "Hey just watch your seat pal." Kinda jabbing at the terminator knowing it was an outrageous and nonexistent weapon request.
@@SexyDragoness ehhh
He was the most polite Terminator. I mean he knocked on her door and waited until she answered.
And asked her name for confirmation, you know, just in case it isn't her.
until he pushes her
@@andrada9506 you're a special one.
Well, he doesn't know for certain if she's there. He can't go kicking down doors only to find she isn't around. He'd have to kill her anyway then, and Terminators are ruthless, not cruel.
They all do that 😂 all the terminators do
The way he deletes the store clerk. WRONG!!😂
Imagine if he told the terminator there was a seven day waiting period, and it just went and stood outside of the gun shop for a week.
That would be awkward.
He'd be back
Thank God the rest of the sane country is no waiting period.
@@Ratkill9000 get me out of commifornia
Would have still been better than dark fate with arnold just waiting outside for a week.
Yoseppi Joe He would have said:Wrong.Loaded a gun and shot him.
1:57 I love how the toy truck is the same model truck (International Transtar) that he drives towards the end. Attention to detail is incredible.
Also looks similar to the truck the T-1000 drives in the canal scene in T2, even if it’s not the same.
James Cameron worked as truck driver some time in the 70s
@@dukejpc Really?! Very cool, thanks for sharing that!
Yes, I noticed that too,.
Indeed
Dick Miller (gun store owner) has been killed off in so many awesome movies. That dude is a friggin legend!
Not by Gremlins though!
@@Nick64266 not in small soldiers either
BillyBobBiden O'ukraine ukraineMob owners 1:01 O'world's weapons' Markets Tell Putin Putin Says Back As Arnie : )
Whos been killed more him or sean bean
Nice to see you, Dick Miller. Thanks for stopping by!
Dick Miller is so good in this bit. When he eyed Arnold and said “Anything Else?” you can detect he was starting to get nervous.
Love subtle acting from Michael walking down the street. Makes him look uncomfortable while trying to blend in as hes never seen so many people just walking about living their lives.
Agreed. Well spotted.
I can’t imagine what that would be like. You’re born into a war torn hellscape, all you know is fighting and surviving. Then suddenly you’re walking around in a time you’ve only heard vaguely about.
Michael Biehn was actually a very talented actor, very underrated considering he starred in two of some of the greatest science fiction/action films ever, this and Aliens (1986). A large part of it is Cameron's direction as well and their chemistry together.
@@gregtestagent I see where Dragon Ball Z got their inspiration from Trunks
"Anything else?"
"I'll have two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s, one with cheese, and a large soda"
All you had to do was follow the damn train CJ !
Oohhhhhhhh Mah Doggg!!!!!!!
#Muricaaaaa
In the last movie the T - 800 name is carl
Awww shit. Here we go again
And to think that Arnie was mortified that his agent even signed him up for this movie due to how little speaking it required. Turned out to be his most iconic role
pretty sure terminator 2 is the movie with the record of highest ammount payed per word. i think its summin like arnold got 25k per word
He thought it would end him
Once arnold got on board with this movie, he really put his all into it. He came up with the herky jerky robot movements when he was targeting people
Lesson here is to take every opportunity life throws at you. You never know.
That agent knew what they were doing 🙂
1:00 “wraw”
How do you like your steak?
@@warrioroflight6872 with.. some fucks
😂😂😂😂
Raw💥
uuuzzzie naaainee mellemeeteee
“You know your weapons buddy?”
“Of course, I’m a terminator”
0:30 that look mean pullout your wallet buddy.
A.) He didn’t say that in a “question” like manner.
B.) Like he’s supposed to know he’s a terminator.
(Just in case this isn’t a joke)
@@spacetofu19 it’s a joke as both lines are from different movies..
@@HeartburnMan You're name is The Human Spider
Well, look who we have here.
Questions to allways answer with "No"
1. Can I borrow your car?
2. Can you give me 5 dollars?
3. Sarah Connor?
N. W. Lmaooooo
Except when someone asks "are you a god?"
Lmfao
Craig!!!! Let me borrow your vcr I wanna dub a tape
Damn, today "sarah connor" sounds like a curse
T-800 leaves note at the gunshop “please don’t disturb him he’s dead tired”
Underrated comment
Edit: Okay I take it back it seems to have over 300 likes now. Still made my day though
Dick Miller was awesome
Ahahah that scene in Commando got me
Lol he said the same thing in commando when they took his Daughter in the opening scene.........Alnorld says 'WRONG' and and blow him away
@@W.2026 no one cares bot shutup and piss off
Terminator: "Sarah Connor?"
Sarah Connor: "NO!"
Terminator: "Sorry, my bad, have a nice day!"
Lol 😂!!! That would be a twist! They should make a parody of this movie!
Sarah Connor: which Sarah Connor?
T-800: the mother of unborn John Connor
Sarah Connor: no
Sera conna
Haha that was funny had me rollin
If I saw that dude at my door I would be like: "she moved out 6 months ago".
I love that little jump he makes at 1:34 to land on the sidewalk, thats Arnold and not the Terminator right there
I didn't notice that, that is right.
If you examine it all closely he is not completely how a cyborg would act, a cyborg wouldn’t be smart ass and say “wrong” before shooting a man for instance. But it makes the movie more entertaining.
@@moshinrafsanjani7379 fair enough, the scene where Arnie gets smart with the maintenance guy and selects from a system of answers and choosing Fuck You references this, but that is for him to diffuse the situation and get an interloper to back off so he can focus on his mission. Him making a wise crack before shooting the clerk feels almost too human to me like he is finding personal amusement in it which contradicts Reese saying it feels no emotion. It will be interesting to see how real AI will react in conversation the day it achieves sentience.
@@mikeg2491 If you want to know how AI will react I think you just have to look at Mark Zuckerberg. There’s your answer right there.
@@mikeg2491
Probably human. They are taught by humans and gather information based on our input though it won't always get when it right or acceptable to say something in a specific situation.
"Thats a good gun" idk why but i find it so funny how emotionless and unfeeling the terminator is and how enthusiastic the gun shop owner is to sell him these weapons
“Uzi 9 milimida”. I love Arnie!
Uzi 9 Milli Vanilli.
@@steelhere5519 lol
"We close early today."
uzi nine milimither
Really enjoyed his shows until he said screw your freedom no screw you Arnold Schwarzenegger
You'd have thought a gun store owner would've realised it might be a bad idea to keep boxes of ammunition on the counter where anyone can do just what the Terminator did here
I kept my ammo on a shelf where customers could get to it. I carried a 1911. Not like this California gun shop putz.
no gun shop has that... just for the movie
Yeah for real
@@hidingposer3422 Does a 1911 block shotgun shells at point-blank range as a common feature?
Or someone could bring their own and then it's pointless
Arnie as Terminator is probably the most perfectly cast role ever made in cinema.
And one of the best character redemption arcs too.
It's so weird how this worked out well.
His build and his physiognomy. All perfect
Credit to Arnold for believing in himself as the best option for this role
@@13thvarebel16 well he's technically a whole different robot in T2 just the same exterior model so not a redemption arc.
Arnie originally auditioned for the role of Kyle Reese, but James Cameron wanted him to play the role of the Terminator, to which Arnie originally rejected due to how little he talks in the movie.
Agreed Dead ball
2:16 This dog should of gotten a reward biased the way he or she react especially in the future in this movie when they (Dogs) trained and used to spot Terminators right off the bat, be able to tell which one is a human and which is not telling the difference between two.
Morgan Freeman: "He did in fact close early that day..."
LOL...😂😂😂
LOL...😂😂😂
Good one
WRONG
Why did read it in his voice
I love how he has a built in scanner to show him peoples exact heights/body types, and all kinds of info, yet he still needs to use his finger in the phone book like the rest of us haha.
Whats a phone book?
It would take longer to film this moment
Filters, graphics, overlay. And made it easier - just point- blank camera to the book and a list of names
Shelia Ellison What about holding the Uzi vertical at Tech Noir? That’s a gun safety behavior. Terminators don’t need to observe safety precautions. But I guess it looks cool.
Dimensional perspective is the rule of our existing
Hilarious, great observation
He had phased plasma rifles in 30 watt range but the 40's sold out.
Terminator is really picky about his watt ranges
Wow, good to see you here! Is the algorithm something or what?
How many guns have you had taken during any other Dem administration? Moron.
In all seriousness, I don't think Skynet made any 30-watt plasma rifles. I think it only made 20 and 40-watt ranged rifles.
😂😂😂
1:18 something I love in this scene is Kyle has a KGB walk.
He keeps his hand near his fire arm completely steady ready to draw in a instant whilst his other moves more freely
This really goes to show just how paranoid and ready to fight he is at all times
Terminator: "Sarah Connor?"
Sarah Connor: "No"
Terminator: "OK, bye"
end of movie (and franchise)
It would have probably moved on, but I get it.
if the real sarah didn't call when he killed her roommate he prob would have thought he killed her and left on vacation
Haha
@The Message I guess the only way he’ll know he did the job is he goes home watches tv and sees that ok Sarah Connor is dead lol
@@1RnSghT ahahah
Arnold asks for a Phased Plasma Rifle in 40-Watt Range; it would be funny if the gun store owner pulled one out from under the counter, "This just came in today. Fresh from the factory."
Westinghouse just came out with this thing. It's revolutionary. Plasma gas jacketed rounds. Incinerate your enemy like it's 1997 all over again.
Lol
Arnold: "Excellent!"
😂😂😂
It was actually, "...four D. Watt range." The Watt brothers - David, Daniel, Duncan, and Darby - designed, manufactured, and sold laser rifles. Their famous slogan, and business practices, set them apart from other laser rifle manufacturers: "Yes, we'll even terminate high prices for cyborgs." It was code for they will sell to robots. They had a wide range of rifles to sell.
It’s crazy how Reese must be feeling. He’s back in the pre judgment day world.. doesn’t get caught up in the nostalgia, he just goes straight into his mission.
When he was born Judgement day already happened years ago.
Terminator impresses even more.
Surprised he didn’t get more film gigs - - he’s really a good actor.
He wouldn’t have any nostalgia, since he was born after Judgment Day happened. Fighting robots, and Terminators, is literally all he knew.
That’s why John Connor picked him coz he’s the best soldier to send
I still to this day get chills from how terryfing Arnold was in Terminator 1. Elite acting!
R.I.P Dick Miller 1928-2019 (Gun Owner)
Damn that's a long life
He was in practically EVERYTHING in the 80s and 90s. Aside from Terminator, I always think of him as the police guard from Star Trek: DS9
So the guy survived the shot and lived that long? Kudos
@@norbath1650 Terminator Genesis changed a lot of things, you know
Wow. I thought he died a long time ago.
It's a lot scarier when Arnie's the bad guy.
Surprised the didn't kill the dog
@@joel8001 does that technically mean he's the good guy?
(In my opinion) Arnold was more of a terminator in commando than he was in this movie
arnold was definitely the most intimating villian of the franchise, the rest were just cheap underhanded bots with cheap abilities
@@roylim9052 Except Robert Patrick with his T-1000 deathstare. He was the closest thing scary to Arnold T800, if not Robert was more scarier that he was supposed to be a prototype. Everyone else is just a carbon copy trying to imitate these two guys act.
The guy that exited the gun store just before Arnold's character entered the gun store is the luckiest guy in the world.
Yeah that and the guy Arnold threw out of the telephone booth.
The tanker truck passenger is the luckiest one, he was the one to see him completely damaged and walk away without a scratch
Actually the guy that exited the gun store got arrested by the police, you can see him in one of the police station scenes.
@@JemRau wasn't him
He may be the only person Arnold came in contact with in the movie that he didn't cause bodily harm to. Him and the man in the hotel hallway
Alternate universe Terminator where he's polite and cordial. He waits 15 days on the background check for the handguns, in the meantime he integrates himself in the local community, getting employed and making new friends. All while waiting for the right moment to strike.
The Terminator ingratiates itself into the local church group. Befriends the choir members. Attends the Bible study. It’s asked to help out with the bake-off fundraiser. Goes to the local library to scan dessert recipes. It wins new friends through a knock-out delicious batch of pecan tarts. All while waiting for the right moment to strike.
This film is GOLD. The Terminator was scaring me as hell when I was a kid, especially its endoskeleton. After I watched the film I had nightmares where this thing chased me in narrow and dark corridors.
This and The Mummy.
How old were you when you saw it?
@@philipgates988 I was 7 years old or something.
That would be scary as a 7 year old. I’d be hiding under the sheets...ha ha
Fire in The Sky and The Thing did it for me.
I loved the sprinkling of dark humour Cameron put throughout this film. The Terminators interactions with the public are always so funny.
Live ammo on the counter ahhh the 80s nobody gave a fuck
Hey man, you got a serious attitude problem...
Lol I remember watching the TV series in the late 2000s...there was a scene where a school principal tells Cromartie (an infiltrator T 888 sent back to kill John) look me in the eyes and tell me you never smoked any pot when you were young. The terminator does as told of course lol
That scene in the hotel hallway of that dude the Terminator walks by: GAWWD DAMNNNN!
yea, really what makes the movie. terminator could easily have just killed the clerk on entry and grab the guns he wanted. even if you consider the infiltration aspect hed have time to kill sarah before police can mount any serious offensive.
but letting t800 be arnold instead of unmasked jason makes the movie more. though i also love how at the end he doesnt say anything and is just trying to eliminate the couple
"Hey man, you got a serious attitude problem."
For getting thrown away in the middle of a conversation that dude took it in stride....
like you would argue with a heavy built punker that looks stoned?
In the German dub he says "Hey dude, why don't you look up 'asshole' in that phone-book? I'm sure you'll find your number there."
@@1SaG Really?
Which is funny considering how the guy seemed to be a bit of a jerk to his girlfriend he was talking to on the phone.
If someone who looked like Arnold threw me out of the way, I would just quietly walk away.
Idk why, but it’s oddly satisfying watching The Terminator examining the weapons at the gun shop
This movie was the scariest of the 80s horror killers. He didn't vanish, he didn't laugh and he didn't slowly walk at you with a knife, he chased you with guns and would not stop coming after you even with no legs that made him truly scary
I was more afraid in the 80s of the Terminator than Freddy Kruger, Jason Vorhees, the Predator, the Xenomorph Queen the Gremlins and Mike Myers combined....The 80s was such a great time !!!
1:40 "Hey man you got a serious attitude problem!" In the German version, the guy is yelling at the terminator "Hey man, look under ASSHOLE in the phone book, there you'll find your number!"
Lol I like the german version better then 😂
Sounds like he really got in character
It's funny because the actor's name is arnold
The fact that Terminator Salvation didn't include any scenes with a plasma rifle in 40 watt range is unforgivable.
Terminator Salvation Sucks!
T1 and T2 only good ones
That's your opinion, I like it.
Director of Terminator Salvation: "Hey, it's just what you see, pal!"
@@djp6191 you’re not wrong but Salvation is like... the 3rd or 4th best in the franchise. I still choose to believe the franchise ends with 2. Multiverse theory baby!
@@IsaacHozz ok, that's fair enough, I agree
Michael Biehn is the most underrated actor of our time. Terminator, Alien, Tombstone….🙌🏼👏🏻👍
“A 15 day wait on handguns, but the rifles you can take right now” Incredible.
That's because rifles are rarely used in crime. The media has folks scared of the wrong things.
@@armorpro573 arbitrary law.
15 days? But I'm mad now!
@@quinnjim "Rarely", except for almost every mass shooting in the past 30 years.
@Heath Watts wrong.
RIP Dick Miller (December 25, 1928 - January 30, 2019), aged 90
You will be remembered as a legend.
He played as the gun shop owner.
who
@@536767676533766 you can't do dat
@@BubblewrapHighway 😂
@Moni Poppaea Di Maria If you knew anything about movies you wouldn't be asking "who"?
Just what u see pal 👍😂
"Hey Sarah come check this out, you're going to LOVE this" is a weird way to describe how someone is going to feel about a person with the same name being brutally murdered.
Is like "hey, she could be you, but nope, so is time to come back to work"
You’re dead honey
@Echo
Back then no internet, no easy identifications and so on. So people even don't realize, there is a danger waiting for them. Nowdays the fear makes sense, but not back this time.
Thats why the 80s was so cool. No snowflakes around.
Kinda weird but whatever, 100% would bang.
It's always nice how TV shows in movies start exactly where the information is.
'Phased plasma rifle in a 40-watt range?'
'They're on back-order pal, should be in next week'
how about a water gun with 5 foot range?
@@SunnyFLBoy
Terminator: "Does it kill? It's not in my intelligence files."
Owner: "Well, it's... wait! What?"
Terminator: "What?"
@@TheHuskynatorMAN95 Shut up
@@socallawrence
How about no.
@@TheHuskynatorMAN95 Hey Man, you got a serious attitude problem
In an alternate timeline:
Arnold:Phased plasma rifle in a 40 watt range
Shopkeeper:These are new they just came in,good for home defense
arnold: shotgun
shopkeeper: HEY just what you see buddy
The real question is, who uses phased plasma rifles in 40 watt ranges for home defense?
To protect against home invaders,robbers,and terminators of course
@@commandercleo9035 ...damn you're right, I always hate the fact of having T-800s wandering on my wasteland of a lawn in the future and always asking for a Sarah Connor.
Wrong.
Arnie reflexively closes his eyes when shooting the pistol at 2:46. That's a very human thing to do. In T2 I don't think we never saw him do that, so he clearly improved.
Unless the robot's developers built in a simulated reflex into the T100 to make it appear more human?
I'm assuming it's programmed intentionally to try and stop dust particles from getting in his retinal scanner and causing permanent damage, the t-1000 doesn't need to have it programmed because it can repair itself
That’s probably one of the reasons why he wears sunglasses in the movies.
That, and Cameron couldn't afford to do take after take until he did it without blinking.
It's human flesh and blood.
1:47 He's already got his finger on a John Connor while looking for Sarah.
That "you can't do that" and "wrong" just kills me every time 🤣🤣
Killed the store guy as well
@@CamiloEG lmao🤣🤣 true
I know it's a serious scene but it just cracks me up
Yea shit is funny. It also reminds me of that scene at the beginning of Commando, another movie by Arnold.😂
@@CamiloEG I clicked on the comments to make the comment you did, and I'm not dissappointed that you beat me to it.
No matter how great T2 was, it owes its succes to this masterpiece
No doubt man I think T2 Was one of the greatest movies ever made but T1 was good and started it all...sadly everything after T2 just went to shit
Not to mention Arnold Schwarzenegger was a freaking monster in this movie!
I’m in the minority on this but I prefer the first film. Arnold is truly a “terminator “ in this movie. Absolutely terrifying.
@@melijahcopeland4101 Your not alone, I much prefer T1 to T2.
That's not to say T2 wasn't great as it was. The main thing I didn't like in T2 was Eddie Furlong.
After T2 all the following films went down hill. The only good thing I liked after T2 was the Sarah Connor Chronicles TV series.
T1 was the best, no annoying brat kid bossing him around
“Man... you gotta a serious attitude problem.”
Walk away, dude. Just walk away.
Lol
XD
Interestingly, the German dubbed version has an additional line here that always makes me laugh. When the Terminator finds his phone book entries, the guy can be heard shouting from a distance: "Hey, look up 'Asshole' in the phone book, you'll surely find your number there!"
@@englischaufdenglisch2601 i would love to hear that in English XD
@@englischaufdenglisch2601 Hahaha that’s amazing, I didn’t know that!
0:11 so the ar that Arnold is inspecting is an ArmaLite AR180, a semi-automatic assault rifle that’s only been made for self/home defense that the clerk has mentioned. But later on during the police station shootout, it’s full auto, and how did this happen? In the novel, it’s been said that the terminator had stolen some tools from a hardware store, which was never filmed, and used those tools to covert the civilian semi-automatic rifle into a full auto rifle. Now converting a weapon like that in California during the time was very illegal, and also illegal to own and sell a fully automatic weapon. The more you know :)
Actually automatics were completely legal until 1986. This movie takes place in 1983-1984
@ I know the year it takes place, but I’m saying that in California during the time, it was illegal to own full auto machine guns. Some gun stores might have had em back then, if you’re lucky to find it, and a few others may not have em, as it’s only just the civilian semi-automatic. And at the time of 84, Gun laws weren’t as strict as they are today, and after ‘86, that’s when they banned the use to own and operate a full automatic machine gun.
Just file the sear
A civilian AR-180 that’s semi auto wouldn’t be called an “assault rifle” though because by definition an assault rifle is a select fire rifle chambered in an intermediate Cartridge. It’s just a semi auto rifle like an ar-15.
All that is needed now is a "swiftlink". Very easily made via blueprints on the interwebs.. or 3d printed. However does not allow select fire
It's so basic, but so powerful.
"You can't do that."
"Wrong."
I love it perhaps more than I should.
Straight up reminds me of getting into arguments with teachers as a kid.
That´s exactly the dialogue between me and my boss when I go home an hour early.....
- Tvolf giege autoloda, de fotyfife lonslai fis laiza saitin, UZI nain milimita.
- Hey, just what you see, pal.
Made me laugh hard, thanks
For a second there I was wondering if this was a European language......
Best comment.
@@DubEmerson
So did i i thought it was polish or someshit
Phezed' plesma raiflu in die foty wa reingi
Shopkeeper: "You can't do that."
T-800: "Wrong."
Classic.
I quote this all the fucking time
@@Obeywulf at what point is this appropriate to quote besides referring to the movie while doing it ?
@@tylercouture216
Seriously? Literally anytime I'm denying someone of anything? 😂
@@Obeywulf lmao had to ask
Fuck you asshole
It is funny how the Gun Shop Clerk tries being friendly and inciting a conversation with the Terminator, The Terminator does not respond but the Clerk carries on like he might.
Really feel sorry for the gun shop owner. Poor guy got killed by Gremlins and the terminator all in the same year.
The gremlins didn't kill him though. He was in the sequel.
Honestly, one of my favorite 80s character actors.
I forgot bout gremlins too how he died was funny
Tough being a small business owner
He didn't die in Gremlins.
I guess the plasma rifle isn’t that good if it wasn’t his first choice.
Or maybe because it wasn't invented yet
@@tivionte961 why would he ask for a Plasma rifle that isn't invented in the first place, if he knew.
Thats a good point actually.
MT1120 he was messing with the guy. Bloody terminators. They mess with you then they kill you. Funny bastards
There’s a theory on reddit that says the T-800 asks this to assess the maximum threat regarding the weapons he’d face in 1984, because he doesn’t know if it exists yet since Skynet’s files are incomplete (hence why he goes after other Sarah Conners).
Fun fact: Most of the words Arnold spoke in this movie are in this scene.
And in the scene of the police station
"Da Uzi 9 Millameetah...."
You know your weapons, buddy.
@@Thekidloquendero9745 true. He just says I’m a friend of Sarah Conner can I see her please. and I’ll be back right?
"Phazed Plasmah wifle in ah 40-wraht wange...."
Gordon Ramsay: you can't do that.
Arnold: WRONG!
Shop owner: "Any one of these is ideal for home defense"
Terminator: "Yes. Home defense..."
Wrong
Offense
In a way this is his way of defending his home
Ah yes. Uzi's were always known for their home defense.
He is defending his home Skynet
@@OrbitOnceAround Ha ha true.
"15 days!? But I'm mad now!"
- Homer Simpson
silencer
loudener
this ones for shooting down police helicopters
@@creasefold1986 oh I don't need anything like that, yet!
You got the top half of a knight of armor...oops wrong show
“There’s a fifteen day wait on the hand guns.”
Terminator- “Fifteen days. But I wanna kill Sarah Connor now!”
@@alphathorsten5045 Wow, that's funnierererer.
Arnie's original T-800 is by far the scariest terminator we see in the whole franchise.
The T-1000 trumps him by far
I love Arnie in the original movie but Robert Patrick absolutely freaked me out as a kid.
I'd say T-1000 was scarier but to be honest I watched first T2 and then T1, so I had the T-800 as the original hero
I find Arnie way scarier than Robert Patrick. Patrick is a shrimp and tries too hard at the intense stare.
It is much more ominous , uncaring, unfeeling, like a tidal wave coming; nothing you can do but run
Kyle Reese truly does look futuristic especially walking down the street. Everyone else looked so 80s, while Kyle seemed 2020s.
"do you have any phase plasma rifle in the 40 watt range?"
"not now, but they're coming next week"
"I'll be back"
@@RinaldiACHTUNG LMAO
1:57 That truck’s dad comes back for revenge in the next movie
Alex lol
Alex Definitely some foreshadowing there
It was foreshadowing the tanker that was to be used in the end of the movie
I’ll be back
This comment is silly as hell but hilarious
Skynet: *builds a high-tech killing machine that travels thru time*
T-800: *uses phonebook to find target*
And gets the wrong one.
@@err0r-403 LOL
He used what was available at the time.
Es lo que hay.
@@dvader3000 Yeah, but surely, in the future they would have had images of Sarah Connor that they could have put into the T-800 memory bank.
Simple solutions for big problems
@1:59 the T800 runs over a toy semi. Later in the movie, the T800 gets run over by an actual semi.
That’s what you call some Final Destination crap lol 💀
Didn't t-1000 drive this truck in the second movie?
0:32 I'm still waiting for that Phased Plasma Rifle in 40 Watt Range in 2022 😂
That ain’t coming out till 5040😂
Hey just what you see pal
You can get them in the the 20 watt range now, but be patient, 40 watt is expected in 2024. biden must be stopped.
1:00
Got to have the cash up front
in 2019 we still don't have phase plasma rifle in 40 watt range
in 2022 still don't have yet
@nikita. We got them in 30 watt, just not 40 yet.
Not for retail, but the military? Well...
Maybe in 2029
Wait ten years
@@ELJORGE1 or 2045