The Terminator (1984) Movie Reaction | First Time Watching
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0:00 Preview
0:46 Intro
2:12 Tara's Commentary
14:00 Let's get outta here!
25:55 Good morning sunshine!
36:28 Outro
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Original: The Terminator (1984)
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"I hope they have seatbelts on!" Oh, Tara, this is 1984. There were seatbelts in cars but nobody wore them 😂
😂
Ashtrays and windshield wipers were far more important. Lets face it. If your car was crappy enough, you didn't have to worry about locking it, either.
I did.
That 1976 Ford LTD is one of my dream cars. I've loved the LTD until the Crown Victoria. Then in 1988 I started my love affair with the police version of the Crown Victoria.
Lol I remember
Our car as kids had velvety blue seats with cigarette burns in the fabric.. I used to keep my childhood doodads and thingamabobs in the backseat ashtrays loll
Seatbelts were definitely not used, we would move pretty freely back there lol
I love how Kyle wondered what she was thinking in the picture, and it turns out she was thinking of him.
Fun fact: the voicemail of the guy that stands up Sarah at the beginning of the movie was actually voiced by James Cameron.
1. Linda Hamilton ROCKED. She's really built in T2. Must watch next.
2. Along with Lance Henriksen/Vukovich and Michael Biehn/Reese also played in Aliens as Bishop and Hicks respectively.
3. The late Bill Paxton is the only actor whose characters have died in The Terminator, Alien and Predator series.
4. If this wasn't a movie the ammunition would not have been available on the gun shop counter.
5. Ginger's boyfriend Matt must be a lousy lay if she needs rock and roll to rock and roll.🙄
6. Watching people react to the eye operation is worth watching this all by itself.
"Come With Me If You Want to Live!" That's the Coolest pick-up line that I have ever heard, and no one of us can ever even use it! (LOL)
I use that line in bars all the time.
@@e.d.2096 (LMAO) You Would! Does it ever work..?
@@tomhoffman4330 it did in the 80s
@@e.d.2096 Like I said, we can't ever use it...not anymore! (LOL)
It works too if you swap the words "Live" and "Come" with each other. jk
This is why listening to the dialog is so important. Sarah was recording a audio tape to John for the future in respects to Kyle & her son (John Connor) on who to send to protect her & to ensure that John is conceived to lead the way for the resistance of the machines
Yes, I heard that lol But she's pregnant while saying it haha so John already exists even though Kyle isn't even born yet. its just confusing to me lol
@@TaraTunesIn The simplest explanation for this film's Time Paradox is something that I'd mentioned earlier in Chat, it's called a "Time Loop." Basically, it's a pre-determined / pre-established sequence of events which must always be repeated throughout time. No matter what some people may do (seemingly at random) or how they might even think that they can do something different than others did before...the Loop must still be completed and repeated, one way or another! In this case, Future John meets Kyle (in his present time), already knowing who Kyle is...but John could never tell him. Kyle "volunteers" to go back in time to protect Sarah against the Terminator, and although John knew that Kyle would die to succeed...he still had to let Kyle go. Otherwise, the Loop would have been broken, and John himself would have ceased to exist! Does this help any..? Other Terminator Sequels ask such philosophical questions, about Free Will vs. Fate!
@@TaraTunesIn In science fiction it's called a Stable Time Loop. Kyle is sent back in time and becomes John's father before dying. Years later he's born after WWIII, growing up in the ruins like he said, only to be sent back in time to restart the loop. It's a self-contained paradox, and like Sarah said, thinking about it too much just makes you crazy. :)
One thing most 1st time viewers miss is when Kyle talks about the picture, and how he always wondered what she was thinking about at that moment. Then at the end when it's actually taken, we find out she was thinking of him. Really touching moment.
You need to watch the second movie. It's even better.
Fun Fact: During production, Arnold Schwarznegger suggested having a comic relief moment where the Terminator consumes an alcholic beverage and becomes inebriated, until James Cameron pointed out "It's a machine Arnold, it can't get drunk."
"The Terminator": The Hero's Journey, assisted by Tech Sgt. Kyle Reese. 4:52 Yep, it's raining men.;) 22:58 Check out "Movies with Mary" and her look at "The Terminator." She began to sing a sort-of nursery rhyme, counting down/off the "30 cops" just like "100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall.";) 28:12 Ask the old folks how fast a wartime romance can develop, even in the direst of times. 31:36 The stop-motion Android is nightmare fuel, eh? 32:18 Sarah Connor discovers her inner Commander. 35:52 Obsolete technology on display. That is an Eastman Kodak Kodamatic 940 camera that used Kodak Instant Picture Film. Jointly developed with Fuji, it took a bite out of Polaroid's market. Miffed, Polaroid terminated the Kodak Instant Picture Film system before "going away like Pontiac." Fuji made a deal to "keep it domestic," which became the Fuji Instax system. On to "Terminator 2," which is a Legend.
OMG, I've seen the Movies with Mary reaction! I was singing the cop song! I will never be able to see Terminator without singing the cop song ever again!
👍🏼🤣😂😉🥰
"IT'S NOT A TOOMAH!" (tumor) is probably his third most famous quote.
Fun Fact: When this Movie first came out Arnold was still a relatively unknown actor (To the General Public). This movie vaulted him to stardom....
Time travel is easier to think about if you don't think of time travel. Just consider each individual's personal journey. Kyle Reese was born, grew up, fell in love, and fathered a baby. That is a perfectly normal sequence of events that happens every day. That it took place in different time periods doesn't change anything.
Do you remember Hot Wheels? Picture a horizontal track, and imagine a car going along that track. That's how most people experience time. Imagine it loops back on itself then continues forward, and imagine a car going along that track, through the loop, then continuing forward. That loop is how a time traveler experiences time. He or she doesn't quit moving; he or she doesn't appear at random places on the track. You can track the car's progression as one continuous line, which just takes a loop. That's how it works for the time traveler as well. They still experience their lives one second at a time.
In this case, with John sending Kyle, that's an example of a stable time loop. Because John already sent Kyle, we know he'll send Kyle again. Because from Kyle's perspective he already did it, from our perspective he *will* do it, and he can't do anything else. Of course, there's where we get into free will versus fate, which is never a good conversation to have for people on different sides. :)
You really want a movie to bake your noodle, try "Predestination" starring Ethan Hawke. It involves time travel as a core element and really examines the idea. I can't say anything more than that as I'll either give it away or sound like a lunatic. :D Just do yourself a favor and go into it blind.
When the photo was taken Kyle hasn't been born yet. Which is why he is able to be the father
14:05 the statement "come with me if you want to live" came from this movie first!
Funniest line in this movie to me is when The Terminator scrolls through his list of responses when the landlord asks about the bad odor coming from the room and he chooses to say "Fuck you, asshole."
The line- “Come with me if you want to live” is most definitely from this movie
You know it because of this movie
Kyle wondered what she was thinking about when that picture was taken. She was thinking about him although he never knew it.
Never seen an Arnold movie?? Well, it's getting about time to do an Arnold binge! You'll love him, I promise. He's not the best actor, but his charm is undeniable...especially when you get into his comedies like "Kindergarten Cop" and "Twins"...or even the action comedy "True Lies" (another James Cameron movie.
Linda Hamilton's character doesn't really get cool until the second one.
James Cameron is mostly known for the Terminator movies, "True Lies", "Aliens", "Titanic", and the "Avatar" movies (the blue alien people, not the kid with the arrow on his head). Interestingly enough, he used to be a semi truck driver, and learned about film making just by reading books on the subject. This movie was inspired by a nightmare he once had about a metallic skeleton chasing him.
When can we expect your single "Midnight Sandwich With Milk" to drop?
Kyle may have actually died before he was born...or at least around the same time. Meaning, he may have been born in the 80s, lived until his late 20s/early 30s, then traveled back to 1984.
I think John was aware that Kyle was his father, but I don't think he ever told Kyle. I want to believe that John wanted his parents' live to be real and organic. And if he had told Kyle "You have to go back in time to impregnate my mother", then it gets weird and creepy...like a controlled breeding of livestock. And it also would bring into question if Kyle was being genuine when he told Sarah he lives her (like he was saying whatever he had to in order to "complete his mission"). I think that might be why James Cameron included Sarah leaving a voice note telling John that they "loved a lifetime's worth". If Sarah inadvertently assures John that their love was real, then John doesn't have to make "breeding" a mission...he only has to plant the seed by giving Kyle the photo and saying "Memorize her face; you'll need to instantly recognize her when you go back." And the photo became the catalyst for Kyle falling in love with her (or at least becoming infatuated with her).
The trick to grasping time travel in fiction is to follow the rabbit hole in order to understand...to make sense of it. But then stop. Because if you keep going down that hole, it'll start to become paradoxical and stop making sense. Yes, if John doesn't send Kyle back, then John will have never existed, and the future will rewrite itself...creating a new timeline and erasing the old.
*NOTE* This isn't a hard and fast rule of time travel, nor a scientific consensus...it's the "Terminator" and "Back to the Future" explanation, and really the cleanest for story telling purposes.
I don't know if you noticed, but the Polaroid the little boy takes of Sarah in the end is the one that Kyle carries with him.
35:50 Reese always wondered what she was thinking when the photo was taken. She was thinking about him! 😊
This was a fun video! This is what’s known as a bootstrap paradox. I hope you enjoy the second one!
"I don't want to see that!"
**Leans forward and stares intently at the screen**
😂 I couldn’t look awayyyy
From Kyle's point of view, his life proceeds as: Born some time after the war in 1997, meets John and learns about Sarah, goes back in time from 2029 to 1984, fathers John, and dies. From John's point of view: Born before the war, taught to fight by Sarah, meets Kyle after the war and tells him about Sarah, sends Kyle back in time to protect Sarah. John knows Kyle is his father and that it absolutely must be him that is sent; if it's not then John himself won't exist and the machines win.
Presumably there originally existed a timeline in which things happened slightly differently and there wasn't a loop, but once the loop is established it's self-sustaining.
Terminator 2 is a work of art, and considered by many people to be perfect.
So you absolutely need to watch that. It's amazing.
Already done... "Terminator 2" Reaction next Saturday (28th).
Before Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast as the titular character, OJ Simpson was considered, but James Cameron changed his mind, saying "He's too much of a nice guy to play the role of a ruthless killer." 😳🤦
Tom Selleck, Lance Henriksen, Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson were considered.
Bruce Springsteen, Michael O'Keefe, Tommy Lee Jones, Christopher Reeve, Scott Glenn, Sting Treat Williams and Matt Dillon were considered for Kyle Reese.
Lea Thompson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jessica Harper, Melissa Sue Anderson, Rosanna Arquette, and Lisa Langolis were considered for Sarah Connor.
Tara! It was so much fun because I thought everyone had seen this movie by now, so what a treat. Please do Terminator II; it's really good.
Already done...Tara's "Terminator 2" Reaction will Premiere next Saturday (28th).
The "Bootstrap Paradox", get's ya every time 😆
I love how close to the mark you were on all your guesses. You knew it had to do with Sarah's son. You knew Reese was the protector. You even knew how the Terminator would die halfway through the film! You're on fire.
Saying this is the 1st time watching Terminator is like waking up this morning and saying this is the 1st time I drank orange juice.😮
Lol maybe for you…
For me it’s like saying “this is the first time I’m watching the terminator” and meaning it 😂
It's called a bootstrap paradox, where the events become a closed loop, essentially.
I felt the same way as you about Sarah's friend. 😆🕛🥪🥛🥁
14:20 Your guess at this point in the movie was so close! 👏
31:45 Garbage crusher, steel press. Close enough. 😮
You're in for a treat if you haven't seen Arnold's movies. Obviously, Terminator 2 should be next, but down the road, I think you'd like seeing the different kinds of movies he's done from Predator to Kindergarten Cop.
"Your guess at this point in the movie was so close! "
And she is the first reactor I have seen predict the Terminator would be crushed ... before they even made it into the factory.
I remember when this movie first came out, it was massively popular. The funny thing is though that all the major studios and distributors at the time turned it down, because they thought a low budget film about a time travelling killer robot was a stupid idea and would never sell. Meanwhile at the box office....LOL.
Great reaction, Kyle was born in the 2000s, and is the only father that is younger than his son.
Loved this reaction! Cannot wait for Terminator 2!!!
It is one of the best sequels of all time - right up there with Aliens! The rest of the Terminator franchise can be enjoyable - you just have to remember that, no it doesn't manage to be as good as Terminator 2...but I mean, seriously, what could!? Always remember that when it comes to any franchise built on sequels, try them out and form your own opinions!
But you're in for a treat with Terminator 2: Judgement day, OMG. Can't wait to watch it with you! 🥰
Watched so many T1 and T2 reactions but had to see yours. Before I do Some Trivia for you.
In The scene where he breaks into the car, they didn't have a permit to do the scene.
Arnold learnt how to use different guns while blind folded so the Terminators moves would be automatic (no gun pun intended lol)
James Cameron shot the scenes at night.
Arnold isolated himself from Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor) and the actor who played Kyle (basically they had their own storyline) to better fit the idea of The Terminator as a killing machine.
Paradox aside, I do like how Kyle fell in love with Sarah's picture, the picture where she was thinking about him.
Oh yeah that’s a good point!!’ Cool!
Awesome as always Tara x
i like that the version you watched still have the acknowledgement note towards writer Harlan Ellison
Harlan Ellison was a award winning specultive fiction writer who wrote short stories and scripts for various TV shows in the 1960s 1970s. Harlan wrote 2 episodes for The Outer Limits "Soldier" " Demon with a Glass Hand " Harlan was able to prove that James Cameron stole ideas for these stories to make the Terminator. Harlan gets acknowledgement for his work with each print of this film even after his death in 2018. You can look up the stories in more detail on your own time and read some of his stories which are quite a read
T2 is on another level. Will blow your mind.
So much fun! Glad I got to get on the live chat briefly too! Excited for you to see part 2. Jen LOVES Arnold so you are in good hands with him. (Do continue with the MCU or whatever choice you make because it will still be fun!) Peace and love to you and have a great day!
Thanks for coming today Brian, hope to see you again next weekend.
I hope "I'll Be Back."😀
“Bee stronger than you ever imagine you can…bee !! 1 of the greatest quotes in film 🎥
To quote Captain Janeway from Start Trek Voyager: "Time travel. Since my first day on the job as a Starfleet captain I swore I'd never let myself get caught in one of these godforsaken paradoxes - the future is the past, the past is the future, it all gives me a headache."
Me tooooo, Captain, me too.
As others have mentioned the time paradox is known as a "bootstrap paradox", now I don't know if it had been called that for a while, but a Robert A. Heinlein time travel story was titled "By His Bootstraps". The bootstrap paradox has featured quite often in science fiction both stories, films and during TV series.
This was a fantastic movie, but now you are ready to see T2 which is very literally the best sequel movie ever made, period full stop.
Great reaction as always 💯
Quickest guess on the crusher: Points!
They probably had at least 8 pipe bombs, because after he showed Sarah how to make one he said they needed 6 more. But he likely made one before showing her.
A little behind the scenes soap opera: Gale Anne Hurd (the producer on this movie and also The Walking Dead for the last 12 years) married James Cameron after they finished filming. They were married for 4 years until James met Kathryn Bigelow (Director of The Hurt Locker). After James divorced Katheryn, he married Linda Hamilton. Now he is married to actress and producer Suzy Amis.
19:55 "She's had a **rough** night -- _first_ she got stood up, and now _this_ [killer robot from the future]."
You will love Terminator 2
Nice reaction. Also great job, you almost guessed the actual term used to describe the time travel event. It is a causality loop in time, also known as a 'Bootstrap Paradox' in science fiction. 'Pulling yourself up by your boopstraps' is a very old phrase meaning completing a task by impossible means.
excellent reaction as always.
yes it's a paradox. kinda like if you take a famous song and travel to the past to give it to the artist before they came up with it. the artist can't be the creator of the song because they got it from you, and you can't be the creator because you got it from them. the song would then exist without an origin.
The bootstrap paradox.
In an infinite multiverse scenario (hinted at in the movie) this would seem to be less of a problem. The song in your analogy would come from an alternate future. The act of a future time traveler showing up in the present would cause a new branch of history to be created at that point in time (even before the time traveler delivered the song to the artist before they might have written it.) So, Skynet wasn't trying to save itself, per se. It was attempting to save a version of itself in an alternate branching time line. (Not to mention all the countless other timelines where something different happened, like Skynet winning outright, Sarah Conner giving birth to twins, etc.)
@@spencerbookman2523 wrong the Terminator movies NEVER hint at a multiverse until gynysis. The TV show was actually the first place the multiverse idea shows up.
@@markcarpenter6020 So what does Kyle mean with "One possible future. From your point of view. I don't know tech stuff."
@@valde3336 exactly what he said. He dosent know tech stuff. If he hadn't been John's father the future could have been changed by becoming John's father it can't. He didn't know he was John's father. He says possible future not possible timeline.
Glad to see that you loved this film so much, and I can't recommend T2 hard enough. :) Absolutely fine to jump off the Terminator train at that point, but T3 is better than many give it credit for. I'd jump off there. Also, absoLUTely you should add the original Robocop to your viewing queue if it isn't already there. =^_^=
😂 Some of your remarks & reactions are genuinely really funny. Like "" he's been through stuff""😂 I found that very interesting and funny 😅
Love your reaction. Looking forward to T2.
The preview was priceless 😂😂😂
Hahah thanks
Sarah's character arc into a badass has only just begun by the end of this film. You'll want to see Terminator 2.
Lind Hamilton becomes cool in the 2nd movie. This movie she just does a good job of portraying how vulnerable her character is.
I'd say she becomes pretty badass in this movie already. In the end she destroys the Terminator herself!
At 23:11 is when Sarah realizes that Reese is NOT crazy, and every word he's said is true.
I suggest watching the sequel, and stopping there. *Maybe* the Sarah Connor Chronicles, shortlived as they were.
As for the time travel thing, my mother could never understand the episode in Star Trek TNG when the Enterprise C came forward in time and suddenly Tasha Yar was alive again on the Enterprise D...
Kyle grew up in the future, came back in time, fathered Connor, died. Time travel is the only thing that makes the progression of his life wierd, but it's linear to him. He'll still grow up in the future and do all that other stuff, it's just wierd that he dies before he's born. And thanks to Sarah, Connor knows about him. He will meet Kyle during the war with the machines, and will send him back in time, never telling him they're related. Sad, but necessary.
The final cut of T1 left out one little detail about that factory: it was owned by Cyberdyne. Both time travellers ensured the future they came from, will come to pass. I think it's called a closed causality loop? Closed because time travel ensures the future will happen, instead of changing it. And Connor knows that he has to *keep* it closed, he *has* to send Kyle back in time; or the future *would* change, and humanity would be terminated, which is of course unacceptable.
In the end, everything is the result of the decisions everyone involved makes, regardless of the time travel.
But then, of course, there's the sequel...
Thank you Tara for reacting The Terminator directed by James Cameron starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and Michael Biehn. Next time reacts Terminator 2: Judgment Day. I'll be Back👍👍
Now you need "Terminator 2." :)
23:35 "Oh no, not him, I like him" I JUST commented 16 hours ago on another reaction to Terminator ....
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It is weird. Lieutenant Traxler has a relatively small role in the movie, but a LOT of people get upset when he specifically gets killed, saying "I liked that guy".
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Really, it is weird. Generally, no one says anything about anyone else getting killed, but when the Lieutenant gets killed, half of reactors say "No, not him!"
He's like Benny in Stranger Things. In just a couple scenes, you get the idea that he's a genuinely nice guy. So yeah... everyone is kinda bummed out when he dies.
@@Mr.Ekshin WOAH MAJOR SPOILER lol
Yeah,,, I hear you! I cant even really tell you why I liked him haha but it did hit me different when he died!
so there are 6 parts of this movie if you get into deeper into it you'll understand how kyle reese travelled time and yeah its a paradox
Arnold actually wanted to play Kyle Reese first, because he wanted to be the hero. Thank god James Cameron didn´t let that happen, he knew Arnold was the perfect Terminator.
Am I watching live? Yay!
first comment? Yay! (guess not, page was loaded earlier)
The first time I saw this awesome movie was 1986. I was barely 12. Had no idea who Arnold was and have never heard of this movie. My local video store owner told me..... Read My Lips, This Movie is Good. I never forget that, her, that day and of course this movie. I wish I could relive my childhood once again. It went by too quickly, now that I look back on it. Life can be both very sweet and very bitter.
James Cameron wrote & directed Aliens. The Abyss. Terminator 2. True Lies. Titanic. Avatar.
Please react to them, especially Terminator 2 soon. It's even better!
I wonder what my mom was smoking when she let me watch this movie… at the age of 5. Furthermore, how is it that I have fond memories of this movie, rather than having had nightmares?
Glad you enjoyed this awesome movie. Can't wait for T2. Please be sure to watch the special edition with the original theatrical ending.
Another great reaction! 🔍
Fun fact...The very last scene (Driving the Jeep) is Linda Hamiltons twin sister
James Cameron did Aliens in 1986, Sir Ridley Scott did the original Alien in 1979. Also James Cameron is a member of the unofficial 'Roger Corman Film School'. Roger Corman, who is still working at the age of 96, is a famous B grade cult movie director and producer who mentored and supported some of the most famous names in Hollywood in their early careers. Including: James Cameron, Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorcese, Ron Howard, Joe Dante, Peter Bogdonavich, Jack Nicholson, Robert De Niro, Sylvester Stallone, William Shatner, and more.
Terminator 2 - Judgemmant Day is the sequel and its loads better with a brilliant story
I don't know if you made the connection. In the end, when she got her picture taken, she was thinking about Kyle.
This picture ultimately lands in Kyle's hands. He used to always wonder what she was thinking at that moment. We, as the audience, now know she was always thinking of him. -OG
You haven’t seen an Arnold movie? Check out Kindergarten Cop, Junior, Twins, Commando
Terminator 2 is a must.
for what it's worth, there is a videogame called Robocop vs Terminator. The specific paradox used in this movie is the predestination paradox, which you outlined very succinctly in your reaction. The sequel just ignores all the paradoxes and goes for "Back to the Future" logic. Since I hate Back to the Future logic, I tend to look down on the sequel. In fact you can generally lump all "solutions" to time travel paradoxes into "Terminator 1", "Terminator 2" and "Terminator 3" rules. since each uses one of them.
It's a Timeloop Paradox. Essentially, all of the events in this movie move in a circle. John sends Kyle back in time to protect his mother. Kyle lays down his life to protect her, but not before knocking her up first. Sarah raises John to be the hero who would lead humanity against the machines. The machines, in a last desperate move, sends the Terminator back in time to kill Sarah. John sends Kyle back in time to protect his mother.
What a great movie!!! I personally loved the sequel more, but I don't know why.
Loved the reaction Tara. I sing that exact same song when I'm making a sandwich but I use Chocolate Milk 😂
Terminator 2 greatest action sci film and greatest sequel of all time ! Nuff said prepare to be blown away cinematic perfection! 🔥💯
You didn't think they would get it together, because you thought Kyle was her son :)
Yes! I realized after that I had spent a good portion of the beginning thinking she was his mother so it felt weird when they started kissing hahah
Awesome reaction to the 1st Terminator! "Get to the Chopper" is from the 1st Predator movie.
Robo Cop is also a must c. Btw: I know y people go through time travel naked; that way they can’t bring weapons w them
Can't wait to see your reaction to T2
Classic movie
Great reaction. For more 80's movie awesomeness watch The Last Dragon, Fright Night, and Escape from New York. Thanks.
Hey Tara. Awesome movie. Makes me wonder about all The AI we have now and when that'll become self aware
Alien was Ridley Scott. Aliens was James Cameron. James Cameron was also Titanic and Avatar... and True Lies...
Now you HAVE to see T2: Judgement Day. That way you will see how Sara became such a bad ass..
Do your dogs ever talk, in your dreams? I sometimes have dreams of my best dog, and she's still alive, and we know we've always been able to communicate, speech or no speech, but can only speak when no one else is around...because it has to be secret. I know this sounds like some serial killer stuff, but it's not at all like that. Those are very happy dreams.
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Requests:
Terminator 2
Working Girl (Harrison ford)
The Croupier (Clive Owen)
The eyes of Laura mars (70s, Tommy Lee Jones)
Casablanca
The purple rose of Cairo
The fisher king (Robin Williams)
Hot fuzz (Timothy Dalton)
Framed (Timothy Dalton)
Hawks (Timothy Dalton)
All the James Bond movies
Breaking bad
Donovan Quinn (Colin firth)
Pride and prejudice (Colin firth)
Bridget Jones diary (Colin firth Rene zellwigger)
Moonstruck
Little Voice (Brenda Blethyn Michael Caine)
Saving Grace (Brenda Blethyn)
The yellow rolls Royce (Ingrid Bergman)
Dr Zhivago (Omar sharif)
Indiscreet (Cary grant Ingrid Bergman)
To catch a thief (Cary grant grace Kelly)
Rear window (jimmy Stewart Grace Kelly)
North by northwest (Cary grant)
More Hitchcock movies
Fawlty towers
Keeping up appearances
Are you being served?
To serve them all my days
Upstairs downstairs (the original series)
Romeo and Juliet 1968 Franco Zeffirelli
"Terminator 2" Reaction next Saturday (28th).
Funny thing originally Arnie was gong to be the good guy in Terminatior!
While everyone is talking about “bootstrap paradoxes” and other such time-travel conundrums, my big question is:
How did Reese get into Tech Noir without paying the cover charge? He stole some clothes from the department store and the shotgun from the cop car, but I don’t think we see him procure any money. Both Sarah and the Terminator got stopped at the front, but Kyle just strolled on in?
These are the important questions, folks.
Just kidding of course, but it has always bugged me.
Loll I didn’t notice but that’s a really good observation!!! I would prefer at this point to not think too deeply about the time travel stuff.. it doesn’t really matter either way how it works technically, or whether I understand it lol but I do think less complicated questions like yours are fun to ponder! :)
@@TaraTunesIn plus he put those homeless guy's pants on w/o any underwear.
Not everything needs to be shown on screen. Reese had money - he pulls a massive wad of cash out when he and Sarah check in to the motel, so we can assume he had the $4.50 to get in to Tech Noir.
@@LeviBoldock I was just poking a little fun at all of the time travel chatter that invariably follows any reaction to this movie. Yeah, I am fully aware than not everything has to be shown on screen, but thanks for your little condescending remark anyway.
@@stevesheroan4131 You're welcome. 😏
As many have likely already pointed out, Sarah's a great character....but she doesn't really become COOL (read: bad ass) until the sequel, Terminator 2: Judgement Day.
An amazing example of a Bootstrap Paradox. Though maybe the original Terminator & Kyle crossed over from an alternate, parallel universe.
Tara, after the second movie is the tv show, The Sarah Connor Chronicles , if you watch that i will watch every episode you do.
The story of the picture was so emotional. "I always wondered what you were thinking about." And what she was thinking about when the picture was taken was Kyle. Such a well done story!
Terminator 2, aka Terminator: Judgement Day is the final chapter of the story, no matter what crap was made after it abusing the name. And it is even better than this movie in many ways.
35:40 Which is why this series should be watched through #3, unlike so many which quit after the 2nd one.
the third is a turd
Such a great reaction, Tara. It's an excellent film, made quite a low budget. You really need to react to 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day' it's even better than this one in many ways.
Continuing on.