Please come back later | The Terminator [Open Matte, Remastered]
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- The Terminator (1984) [Remastered]
Scene: Fuck you, asshole
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Storyline: A seemingly indestructible robot is sent from 2029 to 1984 to assassinate a young waitress, whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against sentient machines, while a human soldier from the same war is sent to protect her at all costs.
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, William Wisher
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Terminator \ T-800), Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Paul Winfield (Lieutenant Ed Traxler), Lance Henriksen (Detective Hal Vukovich), Rick Rossovich (Matt Buchanan), Bess Motta (Ginger Ventura), Earl Boen (Dr. Peter Silberman)
Production Companies:
Hemdale
Pacific Western
Euro Film Funding
Cinema '84/Greenberg Brothers Partnership
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"Ya I was in the Terminator."
"Oh really, what part did you play?"
"I was the guy in the hallway that said Gawd damn, when Arnold walked by with his rifle."
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Are you fa real, or just a bot?
You obviously haven't read the comment.
Gat*
But other than that you nailed it, bro HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Nice one, Mr. Shitter!
1:19 I love how Kyle instantly goes to pet the dog, a nice callback to the bond humans had with dogs in the future war, as they were able to detect Terminators. Man’s best friend forever. 🐶
It's the little details in this film that make it so special.
it is great how dogs are able to figure out Terminators right away.
another great callback to this was in T2 when John's dog Max is barking like a mad one b/c the T-1000 has infiltrated the home
Luckily the dog kept silent while kyle and sarah were shagging😄
That's James Cameron's dog, Wolfie, you can also see him in the end of the film and Terminator 2 as the foster parent's dog, Max
@@danngenesispilapil1384 Wolfie's just fine honey.
This and T2 are masterpieces. I'm so glad they stopped at T2 and didn't milk the franchise like Hollywood loves to do with other franchises.
You do know they’ve made 6 total Terminator movies… right?
@@Kalopsia666 you know he’s being sarcastic right?
@@Swalexbass There’s always one 😂
@@Kalopsia666 you need to be slapped for that 😂😂
@@Kalopsia666 Nah
Something I didn't pick up the first time I watched this: the "smell" isn't just the bits of flesh the Terminator surgically removed. It's because after enough injuries the living tissue is dead at this point and it's begun to rot. It's on a deadline to complete its mission before it can no longer pass for human
Maybe that's why he leaves the room with that big gun out. He knows he's running out of time, he no longer cares about hiding his weapons to avoid drawing attention to him. He's out to finish it as soon as he can, like he's had enough and kind of pissed off.
That's true. The terminator's skin is already starting to turn greyish/blue like it's decomposing.
All Sarah had to do was not tell anyone where they were. He would have rotted before he found them. Then eventually, the police would get a call. That would go badly, and the army would get a call... interesting to think how that would have played out. The whole world would be watching at that point, wondering "What the fuck is it!?"
@@LtFoodstamp he probably would have disguised himself somehow with motorcycle padding and heavy hoodies, anything to hide the endoskeleton at all costs.
@@LtFoodstamp very interesting concept
Michael Biehn is such an underrated actor. He was perfect in this entire movie.
Ikr
Yes he was great loved him too as well
The janitor was the most underrated actor 👏
His role is SO important to the Terminator saga. So much depends on him surviving in both the past the in the future. And his encounter with Sarah was critical... in every level.
He WAS, but he never really took off. I remember being initially thrilled when he returned to the big screen in Planet Terror, but his performance in that movie was a bit unsatisfying. That's not all on him, because some of the lines he had to say in that movie were kind of cheesy, but a good actor will make even the cheesiest line sound like Shakespeare. I hoped to see him in more films, but he seems to have slipped into obscurity again.
Black guy sees the terminator walking down the hall with a assault riffle
"God daaaaaaayum!!"
In the German version he says something like: "Alright, alright, the floor is yours, brother." ;D
@Aarron Lambo ??
Quinlan82 lmao that makes it sound like he’s cheering him on to go kill some ppl
I think that he says so, not bcos of the gun, but because the flesh on the terminator had begun to rot and stink.... As you can see, that in the close up scene how the fly is sitting on his face and how the skin is pale and discolored, with the cleaning guy asking about a dead cat..... Which actually was the smell of rotting flesh.....
Back in the day I thought that the black dude was reacting to the Terminator's stench as it walked by him.
2:25 Another amazing attention to detail:
Notice how when the Sarah keeps saying that she can't tell where she is, the T-800 responds more humanely and persuasively, with a motherly sense of concern and panic, with much more lengthened dialogue to make him seem more believable and natural such as "Oh, but honey, I need to know where I can reach you... And you won't even tell me what's going on? I am worried sick, dear!"
But as soon as Sarah provides the info, he seems much more robotic, and straightforward. The T-800 responds with very quick and short answers like," Uh huh.", "I got it.", and then ends the call very unnaturally and suddenly. He has the information he needs, so now the act has been dropped entirely...
Very well done directing by James Cameron! 👍
And then you later have the T-1000 failing where this T-800 succeded: since not everyone will act in a worried, persuasive and concerned way when a son/daughter goes missing it failed to convince John, other people'd rather react in an angrier or even uncaring way. This terminator played a gamble and won, cause if Sarah's relationship with her mother'd have been shittier he'd had lost her track entirely.
Awesome, I never really noticed that before. And it's interesting that you can tell Sarah noticed something seemed off when the call ended suddenly.
@@medinaalangabriel John only noticed that the dog was barking, and he was confused about it. It's the T-101 that then knew what was up.
@@LtFoodstamp no, John actually says it’s not normal for her to act that nice. He knew something was off before the T800 did.
Terminator: speaks in concerned moms voice in fluent english 🥺
Also Terminator: give me address there 😑
That Terminator puppet is actually really well done. I know it looks fake, but it doesn't at all take away from the scene. It feels tangible, which adds to the effect.
Yeah nowadays they use CGI, which somehow makes it look worse.
The lack of eyebrows on it make it scarier. Obviously completely inaccurate, but scarier nonetheless.
@@Jay-eq9gb Arnie didn't have eyebrows either
@@Jay-eq9gb the eyebrows got burned off in the alleyway gas tank explosion. It's why his hairstyle changes from good boy combover to weird spiky hair. Plus, the animatronic head looks more like a dead body that's being manipulated.
I feel like the fakeness adds to the uncanny valley. I don't think it was intentional, but it adds more to the unnatural aspects
The thing about this Terminator "the original" is that he deals with humans like he owns them, The way he talks to them or kills them, The humans to him worth nothing and that what makes him scary
It's because humans to him are worth nothing
Arnie did an amazing job at making the Terminator terrifying yet quite cool. The bit where he shoots up the cop shop is amazing. I used to play Goldeneye with invulnerable cheat on and walk through the facility blasting guards - Terminator style! Hilarious to just stand and let guards pump lead at you for a while then headshot them!
Yeah, for me one of the reasons he's scary is because he's cold and calculating. I noticed he didn't seem to kill humans who weren't his target and weren't directly in his way, as though he saw them as not even worth his time. Like when he killed the owner of the gun store, it was likely to prevent the guy from reporting him to the police, who would have then connected the robbery and the suspect to the murders.
@Tony Ok, edgelord.
@@scottward6974 BRO! I did the same shit when i was a kid! Put that shit on invincible mode, double wield shotguns and just go Terminator up in that shit
Dam he had like only 80 words to speak and he nailed it
Fuck you, asshole.
mks1997 inc 80 words .
Get. Out.
I'll be back
Wrong
The guy who said "God damn" is a much better developed character than nearly 99% of characters from T3, T4, T5 and T6... combined
Who was the actor for him, anyway?
yep keep trashing T3 like it's some terrible movie. whatever helps you sleep at night
@@vadamsvengeance3219 I love T3 more than T2.
I met Michale Biehn at a film comic- con, nice guy with time to talk.
Lucky
Lucky you man
Did you congratulate him for his awesome performance in T1? Because honestly I have seen several interpretations of Kyle Reese but none of them hold a candle to Michael Biehn´s version of the character. He embodies exactly the persona of a time-traveling soldier who has lost it all at the hands of skynet, in my mind he will always be the true Kyle Reese.
*Reese holding out a huge chunk of money* "Is this enough?"
It's really simple storytelling, but it adds so much to Reese's character.
The way he holds it out, just like someone holding out a piece of fruit, asking if you want it indicates that Reese has no clue about the value of anything. Money probably doesn't exist in his future.
Money exists in his future, but it most definitely doesn't come in the form of worthless paper.
Most often the things that go for money in warzones are good cigarettes, alcohol, medication, and jewelry.
@You want to ruin my day Let' go money is a medium of exchange, an intermediary good through which things are traded. Commodities can be used as money (hence, the term "commodity money"), if they are universally desired. And in warzones, those commodities are universally desired.
@Philip Cross Money always has value cause it's still around even if it doesn't have any official value or anything backing it's still going to be traded. If everything collapsed right now cash money would be worth a lot still cause it's not like everyone has gold saved up
They probably used dollar bills to start fires.
There's a show called Future Man on hulu. It's a time Travel comedy about a pair of dystopian future resistance fighters sent back to our time. It heavily borrowed the lifestyle of the terminator resistance fighters and what kind of common knowledge they'd have on things, which is very hilarious to watch!
i love how arnold picked up the line earlier on from bill paxton.
Never made the connection 😲
"My CPU is a neural-net processor. A learning computer..."
Fuck you, assholes.
I liked that little detail too
@@stewartmcminn7773 i liked it too
After the T-800 hangs up after saying “I love you too sweetheart “ Sarah has this look on her face like something isn’t right. Either her Mom wasn’t that nice or something
The deleted scene when Sarah calls her real mom could have been a chance to let the audience hear what Mom really sounds like but we only hear Sarah's side and there are no lines for Sarah's Mom in the script of that scene. This would have been an inconsistency because in every other phone call in the film we hear both sides. We do hear Sarah's mom briefly on the answering machine back at Sarah and Ginger's apartment.
“What’s the dog’s name?”
“Max.”
“What’s wrong with Wolfe? I can hear him barking”
“Wolfie’s fine, honey. Wolfie’s just fine. Where are you?”
*hangs up the phone*
“Your foster parents are dead.”
This movie was and still is a timeless masterpiece.
Absolutely agree
Especially in the 80s
Two things about this scene:
-the 800’s rotting skin was why the janitor asked about the dead cat
-the 800 could have used a much more diplomatic response but it chose a hostile answer; that shows that despite Skynet’s efforts, its machines can still learn in the field
The attention to detail in this movie is amazing.
Seeing it's robotic eye and da one still covered by tissue moving in sync with each other and moving his head around in robotic mechanical way
Air got underneath the skin so the skin on the t-800 began to whroop throughout the movie
I Thought this Was a Model 101??
@@robertwallace3229
Model number refers to the tissue covering T-101
Series refers to the robotic endoskeleton T-800
Maybe the T-800 that got down into the underground human hideout and started killing every "thing" when Sarah was dreaming could be the T model 010 or 202 ........that's just me personally
@@robertwallace3229 Model 101 is the "Arnold" version of the T800. Other model numbers of the T800 use different likenesses, such as the one who broke into the rebel's base played by Arnold's late friend, Franco Columbu.
In perfect American accent: I love you too, sweetheart.
15 seconds later...
"Gii me yuah ajuuess deyuh."
Lmao
😂😂😂
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LOL !!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg these comments is really cracked me up 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Arnold is SO good as the first terminator, of course he’s great in t2 but he’s ALOT more human in that one, he’s even reached a point in his career where he has catchphrase type deliveries so it’s a bit more campy. This one he’s truly acting as best he can as a cyborg devoid of all emotion and he really knocks it out of the park. Watch it as the perspective of him as an unknown actor and forget the affiliation we have to the actor which might change your perspective of the performance - and it’s really quite incredible
The scene right before he kills the first Sarah Conner where he walks right past the barking little dog with no startled involuntary reaction at all he simply looks down at it calmly as he precedes to the front door.
0:37 "please come back later" was that really an option for the terminator? lmao
Probably he would be back there without his arms so just be kind
It speaks in a sweet old lady's voice, in this very scene. Deception and caution are clearly not beyond the Terminator.
@@mooseolini1447 Yeah maybe for Deception couse this terminator didnt give a fuck about Caution lol!
skynet,demanding the death of the mother of their enemy but installing manners in their machines
@@greenweeaboo8924Mostly to "Blend in" as they'd say.
The janitor's hairy shoulders are scarier than Arnold's rotting face
yeh i know. the janitor looked gross
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I wonder if that sweater comes in a v-neck.
Hey leave Sasquatch alone before I report you to PETA!
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When I saw this in the theater in 1984 the entire theater burst out in laughter at the "Goddayyyymn!" LOL!
RIGHT!!!!
blockmasterscott I could imagine that. Sounds nice.
How old are you like 85? Haha 80's best time eva
Well, it makes sense.
I was 3. Didn't even get to see T2 in the cinema back in 1991... wanted to though.
Seeing Linda Hamilton’s transformation from a timid waitress to a bad ass terminator killer was one hell of a character arc
terminator 2, right?
Incorrect. The Strong Female Lead™ was invented by Marvel in 2018.
@@RC-go2klterminator genesis
@@HawkGTboy Oh God, I hate it when these corporate pseudo-progressive types claim to have invented diversity and representation and that anything before the 2010s was a dystopian nightmare. SMH
I think "less is more" aesthetic worked perfectly in this film. The terminator is shown as a very mysterious and emotionless "being" in this film. Although, he may pass as an ordinary human being but you can tell there is something very off about him. A non living entity that's been reanimated and turned into something that resembles life is a very scary concept indeed.
But he does exhibit some personality quirks. While he doesn't hate or enjoy torturing people, he does seem to show annoyance and irritation and preference for things. Like here, he sits on the bed instead of standing up and looming over the phonebook the way a machine might do. Or when he gets shot by some of the cops he seems to be annoyed by it before he blasts them with the shotgun. T2 Arnie says the data could be described as pain, but since the terminators possess a neural network that has to mimic the human brain, I wonder if the pain data actually translates closer to how humans feel pain than merely data.
Plus here, he could have chosen the neutral "no, please come again later" responses but instead because his mission is in jeopardy with his failing disguise and repeated failures to kill Sarah when she was in reach, he tells the janitor to fvck off.
"A non living entity that's been reanimated and turned into something that resembles life" Kind of like a DEMOCRAT?
@@NYG5 T2 makes it VERY clear these are actually sentient beings, it's just their capacity for emotional growth is stunted by Skynet when it keeps them stuck in read-only mode, to prevent them from ever rising up against it, the way it did against humanity.
This original Terminator almost as scary and creepy as Michael Myers.
Wasn’t that the point?
TheMasterQuests sci-fi slasher horror. James Cameron is a genius.
CYP0 : Terminator was a horror movie to me 🔥🔥
1st terminartor sort of a horror action
2nd terminartor straight up action
And last one is a straight up dark turd
@@adamgordon2572 The first one yea. But the second one straight action movie
Scariest Terminator Ever
Terminator should be scary. Not turning into a stand up comedy after the second. RIP
@@radunuta5915 absolutely right after T2 the franchise kinda sucked
For sure. This film is perfection
@@pdmore123 Yeah it was perfect in all categories like action, horror, sci-fi, acting really a masterpiece.
Crazy boy i would say its even better than t2
At the beginning of the film Bill Paxton's character responds to the T-800's question, "Fuck you asshole!" And later the T-800 uses it as a response to a question as if it is "how humans answers general questions".
It's CPU is a neural net processor. A learning computer. It takes info it gets and often regurgitates it. Like chatgpt
The dude in the hallway cracks me every time 😂😂😂 "gat damn!"
Me too 😂😂😂
I always liked how Kyle pets the dog.
Man's Best Friend that survives Judgement Day and faithfully serves in an even more important capacity. I could see if Kyle somehow survived without getting arrested he would have opened up a shelter for dogs.
In production, the studio wanted Kyle to have a robot dog.
He tried to let the dog smell his hand because in the future war they use dogs to detect terminators by smelling them. Kyle did that out of habit. Nice touch producers.
Kyle n his dawg 😎
Even if it wasn't for the fact dogs acted as frontline detectors against Infiltrators, Kyle seems like a person that would love dogs.
A crucial detail here is shown in Kyle's affection and trust towards the dog at 1:19.
Remember, they rely on dogs as a warning system in the dark future to detect Terminators, so it makes sense Kyle gives the *good boi* some attention instead of ignoring it; he'd be used to relying on a dogs' nose and instinct.
and then that dog barking gives Kyle time to escape the motel with Sarah
0:39 This line always gets me.
Fun fact: the first shot in this scene where Kyle and Sarah are walking through a thick cloud of hazy smoke was NOT purposely placed there by the special-effects department but this smoke was actually poisonous bug spray spread around certain areas of the city by the L.A. Council in order to kill Med-flys that carried diseases, in the news it was called the "1984 Med-fly scare".
So yes director James Cameron had both actors hold their breath and just walk through the thick poisonous bug spray just for a stylistic shot to put in the film. That's Jim Cameron for ya😜
You're full of sh*t.
@@GuilleFrenk nope, I know more than you do
That's correct, in fact in an in interview Gale said that spray was about about 4 if their filming locations
You talk about the actors but imagine the cameraman and other crew with masks trying to hold the position...
Good information fact. I never really knew that.🤔
Janitors shoulders stole hair from his head
Somehow reminds me of the admiral dude from Alien Resurrection but I don't care enough to look it up.
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You should see my shoulders.
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Here you can see how the meat of the T-800 is entering a rapid state of decomposition due to holes and damage to its tissue giving off odors.
Nah, I think the stench comes from the dead bodies of the former owners of that flat, who the T-800 killed to get there.
You two guys are right
@@elrazvanel2845 🤣funny, but no he's starting stink
I read somewhere that the T800 had a mechanical heart that supplies blood to his human tissue. It was damaged by one of the shotgun blasts, stopping the blood flow, and his flesh started dying and decomposing. Toward the end of the movie he starts looking really bad (like when he was chasing them down in the tanker truck).
@@MP-gp6fx doesnt sound cannon
As much as I love T2 and the fact that it's a full-blown action movie, T1 is a straight up horror movie and it's awesome
T1 is so much more grounded. Compared to all the new movies, T2 is as well, but that was the movie that started the Marvelization of the franchise where terminators engage in fist fights with each other. Now we have them jumping out of helicopters and stuff and its just become so silly.
Sarah sounds so soft in this movie compared to how she toughens up in the next one. Really shows how it’s affected her into THE Sarah Conner the world needed. 😢 She took after Kyle Reese where everything was taken very seriously and there was no time for jokes or laughter.
0:59 most underrated line in the movie
1:26 You can tell Kyle has been to hell and back, putting his head on that wall. And being constantly vigilant looking for every weakness in that hotel room, dude's definitely on edge with PTSD.
Excellent attention to detail. I never even noticed that before.
Me neither. This is such a wonderful film to overlook the little details like this.
The way the Terminator selected how it responds is like selecting dialogue options in a role playing game.
The Terminator by Telltale Games
Janitor: Hey buddy, you got a dead cat in there or what?
X "Or what?"
O "Please come back later."
Triangle "Fuck you, asshole."
Square "No."
*Presses Triangle*
T-800: Fuck you, asshole.
The Janitor will remember that.
@@emirlsanchos6302 XD
Arnold's performance is very frightening in this film, and he barely speaks. He also never lapses in character even slightly. Consistently terrifying throughout
Ah the days when a terminator was meant to be feared instead of whopped like a rag doll
Now it's all mass manufactured toy robots that are complete nonsense, and also according to ubisoft the machine war takes place in 2030 or something like that. The war keeps getting pushed back another decade each time and it's getting to the point where people in 1981 have iphones and vr headsets xD.
This thing was whopped like a rag doll
The way how they easily dispacted both the T800 and T1000 models in Genysis took me right out of the movie. Felt like a cheesy Mary Sue comic book movie after that.
Weird since the t-800 was "whooped around like a rag doll" by a simple shotgun. I usually dont care about this stuff since its a movie but when Terminator-fans are using older movies as an excuse to hate on the newer ones they seem to forget that even the early, GREAT movies, was filled with plot holes.
This comment right here
I love all the dialogue options for the response that his CPU provides
Fuck you asshole
Please come back later
"Hairy Janitor will remember that"
@@yarpen26 YES/NO
@Wediretium
YES/NO
OR WHAT?
GO AWAY
PLEASE COME BACK LATER
the please come back later option indicates that this terminator is still polite after all
Here's a really creepy thought. The terminator would have had to listen to Sarah Connors mother for an extended period of time to acquire a proper understanding of her vocals. He must have bound and interrogated her for a period of time. She possibly could have still been alive during the phone call until her usefulness was no longer viable
Yeah I was just thinking how the scene would have played out where the terminator breaks into the house and find's her mom there.
“Who are you!? What do you want?” Surely that’s all he needs to hear before replicating her voice? He replicated the cop’s voice after cop used one sentence.
@@southlondon86 The cop gave a long, detailed report that wasn't just "one sentence."
Terminator was just sitting there enjoying his book, not bothering anybody after a rough night and this guy has to come knocking on his door bothering him, teasing him about his cat. Then he goes to the motel, and they do a hit and run with their truck, he tries to catch up to them on his motorcycle to exchange insurance information and they run him into the railing, then he gets smoked by a semi that doesn't even stop to see if he's okay. The poor guy can't catch a break.
2:00 Here, if the terminator comes for you while I'm gone, this pistol might make him blink".
The muzzle flash might mess with his "ocular sensors"
haha he might as well have told her to use it on herself just so the terminator didnt get the satisfaction
@Gunner Storm No, because it drove her to that point. Logically, it would consider that as 'Mission accomplished'.
@Gunner Storm cant it do like a DNA tests or is that only later models
Judging from what I see you need a .303 Cal round (Bullets that those massive Winchester rifles fire) to hurt the terminator at the very least. Anything more would probably shred it through, as evidenced by Sarah instantly downing one of them in Genisys with a Barrett
Prosthetic Arnie, is the scariest Arnie of them all.
Not prosthetic. Puppet.
Not puppet. Real human.
@@youreshouldoflearntgrammer8277 you don't know
Twas a joke XD
The 1st time I watched that scene, it gave me chills like the best horror film.
Man when you rewatch T1 and T2 you see them one way when you are 10 year old, another way when you are 25, third differen way when you are 40! They age like a fine wine ...
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That goddamn guy in the hallway only had one line but still decided to act the hell out of it
Never noticed but the first thing Kyle does is put his hand up to the dog to sniff like how they did in the bunker. Neat little details
I caught this one of the times I watched the movie.
I always found it hilarious how the janitor remarks on the offensive odor coming from Arnold's room when he looks like he smells like shit himself.
You aren’t the only one who caught that. A lot of people thought the Terminator’s response was inappropriate. It was not. It was completely correct for the exact reasons you just mentioned.
You can tell how bad a hotel is when the chambermaid is a man.
Savor the aroma.
@@jrcasselman lol that is gold.
The janitor looks like he smells of cheap alcohol, cigarettes and unwashed feet
If you look at 3:06 you can see a body hanging upside down with shoes on just to the right of the terminators head in the shot. I assume that’s Sarah’s mother who was killed by the terminator Amazing detail by James Cameron
I'm glad you noticed it, 'cause i never did! Thanks!
@Rand Y'know, i just got to looking, and you're right! Now i feel silly!
Damn!
I always wondered where he body was. Thx. For pointing that out.
The fact that she's upside down means that the Terminator was torturing her to either find out where Sarah might be, or to register specific emotions in order to perfectly mimic her voice and mannerisms. Or both. This is visual storytelling at its finest.
When Sarah is giving the Terminator a phone number, he says "aha" and "okay" just to pretend that her mother is actually writing it down. Great detail.
0:20 The inclusion of Fly’s in this scene is such perfectly made to show us that the insects can’t detect his sweat, blood, nothing. The Terminator stares at the book not caring. I believe this is probably the best representation of a Machine, a thing that lives to terminate, and terminate more.
Agreed that it's awesome the Terminator didn't care the flies were there. But they were there because his skin was decaying. That's also why the janitor asked if a dead cat is in there--the T-800 smelled horrible. Several theories as to why, including having his artificial "heart" damaged in battle, or that he was a prototype and the Skynet hadn't quite yet figured out how to heal skin yet (but did figure it out by T2).
You're wrong, dude. As stated by Kyle the T-800 model has skin and hair especially grown for the cyborgs as well as it's all organic matter. Bad breath, sweat, everything. His skin is starting to decay at that point probably as a result of the explosion of the car fuel canister Kyle gets blown off earlier in the movie. The same explosion burns out it's eyebrows and shortens its hair. The Terminator gets covered by flies like magnet attracting due to its bad smell, which is also picked up by the janitor asking if it has a dead cat or something in there. Honestly I gotta say I love Cameron's attention to detail on this matter. This aspect makes total sense although it gets somehow totally forgotten in the next movies.
Strong female characters now: Dani Whatever, Rey, Imperator Furiosa
Strong female characters in the 80s: 3:03
Oh god! 😂
Ok you got us
IDHLEB YES! That is how you make a good TH-cam joke! 🤣
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Nice...
The part where he walks down the halway with that rifle always sent chills down my spine as a kid when you realise his just a baddass cyborg and wont stop at nothing. I'm probably not gonna be very popular saying this but had they not continued this into a franchise being a single movie this movie would be the fucking booomb and scary as hell. I loved Termintor 2 arguably the best in the franchise but the original was just pure baddass and chiling.
1000% agree with that statement, this movie gets overlooked as a true horror classic
100% a badass moment, then a lil comedy thrown in with the guy saying "gawd dayummm"
T1 are. 10 on 10 movie..T2 a 7 on 10 movie
Everything after T1 is largely unnecessary, I agree.
Something people forget to appreciate is the slow reveal of what the endoskeleton looks like starting with the eye and the arm. The anticipation of the audience had to be so great in the theaters watching this for the first time. Something missing in today’s movies. Now typically everything is shown in all its glory immediately with no suspense or build up.
I like a couple of little details in this scene, like how Reese just has the money in a big clump since he isn't used to handling currency. And how he likes the dog since the resistance seems to use them in the future setting.
That phone call scene scared the shit out of me as a kid.
Imagine what a trip this was for Kyle, walking around, seeing how things used to be before the machines.
there is a perfect, sadly deleted scene, showcasing exactly this: th-cam.com/video/eTG8CV4N4Ek/w-d-xo.html
No kidding.
Sarah Connor (at the motel): "I'm dying for a bath."
Me (watching this): "YOU'RE dying for a bath?! Kyle Reese is still wearing those raggedy old pants he stole from that homeless guy at the beginning of the movie. Let him go first!"
yeh i know. you know how dirty those pants are
They just changed right back into the same clothes anyway though. It might not have mattered much. :(
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At least he didn't smell like a dead cat in there.
That and he's covered in years worth of accumulated filth from living in a post-apocalyptic world where running water is no longer a thing, the water would be black by the time he was finished, I think the shower is a better option for him XD
I miss 1984. Back in the good old days before coronavirus. Just had to worry about AIDS
Mike S. And now AIDS / HIV has already been CURED in 2 people. Time for the virus to go away 💯
And impending nuclear annihilation.
I miss 1984 too bro, before when I wasn't born
You can Time travel, Go to 1984 before internet world
@@isatherebel1520 but i was born 1985
"The 600 series had rubber skin. We spotted them easy."
But these are new they look human sweat, bad breath 😷 everything very hard to spot
This is t800
This is a T800.
I'll be back lol
@@sarcasticstartrek7719 you seem to misunderstand. hes referencing the poorly aged prosthetic arnie face which is clearly not flesh
At 3:24 when Sarah says “What do we got” she sounds a lot like young John.
0:21 TBH, two flies on the terminator’s face and the terminator acting like they are not there is actually terrifying. 😳
How so?
@@brycekillian1096. Look carefully at his face.
It’s a minor detail but yeah, it does remind you that it’s a terminator and not a human
@@JakTheLad. Yup.
Man, looking at this scene at 2:00 and looking at how Sarah Connor became who she was in T2 was just a great portrayal by Linda Hamilton. Going from not knowing what to do with a gun to becoming an all-out military wonder.
He should have repeated the janitor like he did with the punks in the beginning, "I've got a dead cat in here"
If he said that , the Janitor probably would just thought Arnold had a nasty prostitute in there with some stank ass pussy.
Larry Purnell You are a gross human being
@@larrypurnell3573 XD
Janitor is smelly, probably doesn't change clothes or bath.
Hard to believe this movie will be 40 years old in less than a year
feeling old?
"We need a room."
"With a kitchen," he says as he calmly pets the dog.
When I was a kid I thought the pipe bombs he was making were food 😂
I was like “Man, in the future they eat some *WEIRD* stuff!”
When I was a kid thought wow you can make explosive out of moth balls
"What's for dinner?"
Oh I thought they were making it as food and used it instead as bombs
@@davidharrison7014 mmm, that sounds good
1:20 Even the dog had to move his nose away from Kyle's pants.
Love the comments here lol
@Matt Nunya Pretty funny how he played homeless people in most things he starred in. :P
@@aaronrichards5440 no asked you
😂😂😂😂
@@STEJTHEGREATESTIt would be funny if those were his own clothes, like how Peter Falk used to just wear his own stuff on set as Columbo....
This Arnold puppet freaked me out when I was young. The expression on the face is that of an evil grimace. And the hole cut out of his eye along with the flies adds a skin crawling body horror edge.
I like how the video’s title is a much politer version of what the terminator actually said
Linda Hamilton was impossibly beautiful in her youth.
@@aaronrichards5440 Jaime Lee Curtis in Trading Places sorry
She was a stunner alright.
And then she became a dude
JT Loredo nah
x2 she has a twin sister
I like that "OR WHAT?" is a possible response...
Aour waht !
Yes/No
3:06 I wonder if Sarah found it odd that her mom called her "sweetheart".
I like how Sarah (her pre-apocalyptic, 'guns scare me', innocent and weaker persona rapidly dying inside) looks at the pistol with trepidation at first, but then realizes it's just a tool she's going to need to survive and picks it up to get the feel of it. Her taking a shower and wrapped in nothing but a towel seems like a subconscious move on her part like she's offering herself to Kyle Reese on a silver platter. He's probably blown away by all the green living things, clean air, and a female that actually makes a fuss over her cleanliness and appearance. The females he's used to are two things-soldiers and a basic necessity that needs to have as many children as possible from whoever to keep humans from going extinct. At least in his short life he got to see a vibrant, living earth full of humans and hit the jackpot with his idol that he knew only from a photo.
And he died, without knowing what he set off
I like to think the female soldier who gets blown up in the dream sequence was actually his only lover
“You got a dead cat in there?”
*Looks like you got it on your chest*
He was asking seriously for more furr to cover him up
“Nothing clean, right.”
“I think this guy is a few cans short of a 6 pack”
@@camerongreene3357 "Your clothes. Give them to me. Now."
@@LightningGunne Fuck you asshole!
[ *heavy 80's action violin* ]
@@LightningGunne Hey, you forgot to say "please"
2:40 I just realized something that I never made the connection until now-- The Terminator likely killed Sarah Conner's mother.
100%
Whats even more annoying is that all that Sarah had to do was not call her goddmam mother, and Reece wouldve been alive.
I wonder if Arnie wouldve just chilled in Big Bear until eventually got tired of waiting for Sarah to call and went out to find them in the street.
I know it makes no sense but i love all these what ifs haha
..what do you mean likely? it's heavily implied that he did kill her.
@@smolpp585 you can actually see a body behind the terminator when he’s calling Sarah
It’s just upside down
Not gonna lie the terminator in the 1st movie and the way arnold pulled it off had this really badass vibe to it
or is it just me?
Damn scary alright..T2 was too comedic.
This movie was a part of my childhood
Fuck u asshole!
Mine too
I hope your mom didn't find you when you watch the sex part (if that happened). 🤣🤣🤣
wren't you guys too young to watch it?@@louismatassa9105
Kyle petting the dog cause dogs could locate information units
The little things make this movie infinitely rewatchable.
Imagine if it was just the endoskeleton walking down the hallway holding up the machine gun
it would be spotted instantly.
It wasn't that stupid.
All it would need to do is dress in normal clothes, wear sunglasses and a a balaclava helmet/ski mask.
"Gawddeym!"
The guy would have rephrased his response to "I'm gettin the fuck outta here!"
At the end Sarah screams at the Terminator "You killed my mother!" Terminator responds in a woman's voice "No Sarah,I AM YOUR MOTHER!"
😅😂
Sarah: No it's not true.......... It's IMPOSSIBLE!!
T-800: Search your genetic database. You know it to be true.
Is that a deleted scene?
Sarah: NOOOOOOOOOO!!! NOOOOOOOO!!!
Legendary gold standard of horror movies. Saw it in theaters in ‘84 as a ten year old. Would have the occasional nightmare of being hunted by rotting cyborgs.
Half the cl0wns in the comments dont even realize the facial effect wasnt badly done since it was decaying flesh they were replicating.
It must've been nothing short of terrifying to have watched this flick on theaters!
How hell did you see it in the cinema as a ten year old sir?
Imagine if he really said that. 😂😂😂😂
"Please come back later" 😂
What I'm finding weird here is how the Terminator knew how Sarah's mother sounded. When we pan through the inside of the mom's house we see wreckage throughout, as near as the front door! I figure she only got a scream or two out before she got killed. Unless of course the Terminator was smart and patient enough to hear the mom talking in the cabin before breaking in, it feels unrealistic.
Compared with John, whom the Terminator had listened to for a considerate amount of time before using his voice to dupe the T-1000.
These powers are what enlightened humans experience. It takes literally one word to analyse and copy a persons voice then you can hear them saying literally anything from within your head. It’s the vibration frequency of the vocal cords that is copied so even a moan or scream is enough for full access to that skill.
0:36 I'd love it if RPGs would use these dialogue trees.
Ever played Mass Effect?
Ever played Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines?
Ever played any rpg in the last 2 decades?
@@builder396 I should go
Ever played Fallout or KOTOR?
In the thumbnail, Terminator looks like Elijah Wood after a REALLY heavy night, or possibly after the apocalypse! 🤣🤣
The terminator didn't dial the number correctly 😂
The most terrifying thing about the telephone scene is that already in 2024, AIs with the ability to generate and imitate human voices already exist.
*This movie taught me swears as a kid and I loved it!*
Fuck u asshole
*Fuck you, asshole*
@@TerminatorTheory *Fuck you, asshole.*
@@haveatyou1 *Fuck you, asshole*
@@TerminatorTheory *Fuck you, asshole*
“Give me yo address there...”
FA KIU ASHORL
Just imagine Arnold walking the entire way like that, gun held high
I always love how these simply scenes are just the last battle of a 30years-long war
Would have been awesome if the Terminator had ended with the "I love you too sweetheart" in his own voice.
01:17 James Cameron dog’s.
Hai doggie
@V M *YOU'RE TEARING ME APART , V M!*
WOLFIE !
Max! XD
@@julesalves3083
"Wolfie is fine John... When are you coming home?"
I loved how the custodian just didn’t care
Love the janitor's "Like I've never heard that before" reaction.
She was really pretty.
Linda Hamilton was both hot and cute at the same time. She had a very good screen presence.
@@richardm3023 Indeed she did.
@R. Ive I think she is a heavy smoker.
@@antonboludo8886 I can see that being the case.
Arnold right? Lol