Kindergarten Cop: Police school HD CLIP

What’s happening in this Kindergarten Cop movie clip?
Though initially overwhelmed, Kimble (Arnold Schwarzenegger from Terminator and Junior) adapts to his new status quickly, despite not having any formal teaching experience. With positive reinforcement, his police training as a model for structure in class and his experience as a father, he becomes a much admired and cherished figure to the students.
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What’s the movie Kindergarten Cop about?
After apprehending drug dealer Cullen Crisp (Richard Tyson), Detective John Kimble (Arnold Schwarzenegger from Terminator and Junior) and his new partner Phoebe O'Hara (Pamela Reed from Bean) are sent on a mission to Astoria, Oregon. They must find Cullen's ex-wife Rachel (Penelope Ann Miller from Carlito's Way) and their child, so that she can testify against her former husband. While Phoebe has to go undercover at the elementary school, she falls ill and Kimble fills in at a moment's notice to manage the kindergarten class. The inspector's nightmare is just beginning...
Credits: © 1990 Universal Pictures
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[@mehmoonaqazi4317]

I'm not a policeman i'm princess " 😂 wow love this movie

[@redips]

TAKE IT BACK!!!!!!

[@rebel7234]

Feminist: The Patriarchy is strong in she...

[@gmonroy852]

@@redips Alright

[@dvchel]

@@rebel7234 Non-binary Cis-Gender coming in ... that's sexist!

[@afriend9428]

*Ha! ha! ha! ha! ha!*

[@devonhoward1109]

He’s secretly building an army for the terminator

[@Tee-Dot-Tv]

*against

[@yaboiireg369]

🤣🤣🤣🧐👌🏽💪🏽

[@leopinzon8423]

That’s such macabre

[@gibbs615]

Very funny😂

[@taylorxwx2367]

@jack bauer *Relevancy 100*

[@muhammadaasil6551]

How did the movie directors stay sane with this number of child actors?!

[@authorrichards7633]

Bourbon

[@Kronos0999]

Children psychiatrists

[@zachbocchino5501]

Why else did you think they had Schwarzenegger play the part. That scene he tells them to shut up........wasn't acting... Lol I'm only kidding.

[@kikia6611]

I was living in that area when they filmed the movie. There are a lot of local kids in the movie and adults as extras.

[@asmodeus1274]

@@kikia6611 No kidding...

[@RoodeMenon]

The T-800 proved to be the No. 1 infiltration unit. Skynet so proud.

[@terminator6277]

Lol

[@RoseXBlack250]

Plot twist: those kids are also little terminators

[@yuuyjaaj6721]

@@RoseXBlack250 the training is in progres…

[@NirmalaAtapattu]

Skynet is will be there mother. 😂

[@stephenbuckley1940]

This is exactly how you run a classroom (coming from a teacher.) Too many teachers speak down to younger children. Speak to them like you would anyone else, establish clear rules and the children will like you more for it.

[@tonystark559]

That's is true. This is how you will make your kids mature and smarter by not condescending them

[@sportstackeroctober2531]

Speaking down on kids is just condescending and wrong.

[@slipp3ryslop3]

I was one of those well-behaved, "learns quickly" kids, and nothing annoyed me more than a pushover teacher who let the bad kids run the classroom. Nothing would ever get done and it makes you (as a kid) feel really bad for the teacher. All my best/favorite teachers ran "no-nonsense" classrooms at first, and lightened up to "some nonsense" after the rules were established.

[@countrystudent1038]

@@slipp3ryslop3 fuck i hate class clowns with a passion

[@Keithjustkeithwastaken]

@@countrystudent1038 exactly the issue is classroom clowns have no discipline if the teacher cant give it then thats the result

[@crackedhammer4612]

I think we all need to have a muscular Austrian man to teach our kids to be disciplined

[@Luca_86]

We already tried with a powerful Austrian man to rule us but it didn’t go well..

[@nonameacc]

@@Luca_86 If only he didn't have to fight the whole world

[@TheRisingStorm316]

"I'll be back."

[@johnbeavers9977]

Or you can be a good mother and father.

[@Snobert99]

Watching this video is making me wish that guy had been my Kindergarten teacher.

[@joescaletta9665]

These kids had no idea that they’re kindergarten cop was really just a cybernetic organism with living tissue over a metal skeleton

[@carmengomez3748]

And they don't know that this guy can also kill a predator!!!

[@morganjackson1031]

Exoskeleton* Lol sorry I had to

[@mysticalmagic9259]

@@morganjackson1031 Endoskeleton* Lol sorry I had to

[@teknomax7883]

Maybe not back then. But they do now.

[@ankushshetty]

Sweat, Bad Breath. Everything. Very hard to spot

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

Looking at Zach (the one who gets hit at home) winning the sit up competition, and seeing the pride on his face when he gets hold the ferret makes my heart burst.

[@JamesParker1998]

Yeah it is good. Especially because in the earlier scenes they called him names . Now they are respecting him.

[@egementanik2170]

the feels

[@cwvos]

CAE, I agree 💯%!!!

[@automnearctique8512]

Even a machine - a Terminator can learn the value of human life; Zach's father cannot :P

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

Aren’t those illegal in California?

[@olusegun.b.olofin5278]

I love this movie alot . It shows how talented Arnold Schwarzenegger truly is . He's not just an action star , he's an actor who knows how to draw an audience with such family friendly movie

[@marlonquintana3466]

It's called Charisma.

[@cowboycamden5561]

I honestly don’t try ink there will ever be another actor who has the charisma and persona as Arnold

[@Surfer041]

When asked, Arnold said that this was his favorite film to shoot.

[@Wolf-by9gu]

This movie isn't exactly family friendly

[@piloto88ed]

Most versatile actor ever.

[@eddie4346]

The best part of this is that you see him helping the kids who are having a little bit of trouble. He doesn’t leave them to struggle, he gives them a little push to keep going!

[@Surfer041]

When asked, Arnold said that this was his favorite movie.

[@andrewpytko4773]

Which is what you are supposed to do to motivate people.

[@k12rising]

Only 90's babies will understand how much nostalgia and good feelings Kindergarten Cop brings.

[@matt309]

Bro

[@Hardcoredawg420]

Only if. Ur born in early 90s. 1993. Would be the cut off line

[@Arkonsblake]

One of the best movies of all time. Even just for the feels! (this and The Goonies)

[@berenicebauer72]

If you were born in the 40's it means quite a bit.

[@newfic2290]

Да!!! Даже в России!!!

[@TaySwiftFan94]

What I love is that he’s teaching them about gym time and exercise by making it fun for them! I hated PE at school cuz it was so boring. But here it looks like fun! He makes games out of education to make it more fun and stimulating for the kids - that’s a good teacher right there!

[@richardhicks5031]

From what I've learned from my tesol certification courses this is the best way to teach younger children

[@plavins1]

I hated gym class. Im not the most athletic guy there is, but all the teachers there had been in middle school and high school made me hate it even more. This one time gym teacher wanted to fail me because I just couldnt lift the weights he wanted me to. He didnt because a guy from our class who had lots of boxing and weight lifting training stood up to the teacher for me, It wasnt far from the guy punching the teacher in the face. It really boggles the mind that in gym class everyone is graded the same. I mean. Ive never been interested in basketball or volleyball, while others had been training for years, and im supposed to pass the same tests as those guys?

[@eggeggy4743]

@@plavins1 Mhhh... I think it's about passing a sufficient level. Tests are not made for those who are very trained, as they outclass everyone else by far; they could exceed the max mark. One thing is being very good and getting top marks, another thing is being acceptable. I remember being decently good at rope jumping, and to obtain 10/10 we had to do stuff like double front, double back, crossed, maybe others which i don't remember. I was the only one in my class who could get 10/10 and even perform multiple doubles, instead of the single one that was requested, but that "overkill" number of consecutive jumps was not rewarded more than the 10/10 mark. Therefore i assume a really good rope jumper or athlete of the same age could pass that test with max points easily, and this proves that tests are conceived for the average student who may not be very trained. Of course that doesn't mean you can pass it as a couch potato (talking to an indefinite "you" here, of course). Lastly, any subject needs a decent teacher. You may detest or love something just by having good or bad times in class. Sometimes i feel it would be great to rank teachers quality not only by their competences, but also by the passion they put in their job. It's such a delicate and powerful role that can literally change lives for the good or bad. :)

[@bellyache5421]

I love PE class because we dance, exercise , play sports

[@Ambeast2013]

In grade school when we played kickball in the gym, he would give a dollar to anyone who kicked it into the basketball hoop. Guess who spent that dollar on an extra grilled cheese!

[@InspirationIsFree]

In the words of burr, Arnold Schwarzenegger will always be a great man

[@tinyGrim1]

He is , always . 👍

[@JF-bv6vc]

The one the only the best

[@hectorlopez1069]

To me, not a great man, he was so bad to his family, including cheating on his wife. You don't do that to your wife Arnold.

[@exas4791]

He's actually teaching numbers, respect and discipline, while releasing their energies through fun.

[@Petaurista13]

Both respect and discipline in traditional upbringing are lies.

[@Vsm426]

​@@Petaurista13 found the fatherless

[@matbroomfield]

Kids thrive on clear boundaries and positive reinforcement. Unfortunately, too many parents don't want to provide them.

[@ericterry4544]

And they give teachers hell for providing them too.

[@matbroomfield]

@@ericterry4544 Yeah.

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Indeed. They want a best friend because they don't have one.

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Indeed. Many parents want a best friend because they don't have one.

[@matbroomfield]

@@travisdonaldstanley6420 And it's emotional vampirism to suck the youth from their children to make THEM their best friends.

[@dreamer_4937]

He said on Graham Norton that he thought “There is no bathroom!” was gonna be a catchphrase 😂 Ngl this is by far the most engaged I’ve seen him act

[@coffeeandhoots3712]

You can't make up a genuine connection like Arnold had with these children. You can tell they're all having fun and the kids are barely acting 😂

[@porkedbeans5744]

Tbh “there is no bathroom” is most teachers

[@blahblahblah3032]

Its not a toomah became one

[@dustman820]

@@blahblahblah3032 So did "I'm the party pooper." From the beginning of the movie.

[@icefireicefire105]

“THERE IS NO BATHROOM!” One of Arnold’s Greatest lines ever!

[@hectorlopez1069]

When he say it, the accent was strong.

[@icefireicefire105]

@@hectorlopez1069 lol ikr. Plus those are kids!!! 6years and younger

[@Keviva007]

“No bathroom” is harsh. They should be allowed to use the bathroom at designated times but not during classtime-like the girl in the overalls was doing-unless it’s an emergency.

[@alegonzalez6528]

It sound kinda like:”there’s is no tomorrow” from Apolo💀

[@guypeate3628]

"THERE IS NO BATHROOM!" I always think about Jake Gyllenhaal's imitation of Arnold when on Graham Norton

[@raterus]

"You have no teaching experience whatsoever do you? I thought the introduction of a ferret was a horrible idea, but the children seemed to like it! I thought the use of your police whistle was outrageous, but it worked. I have no idea what kind of police officer you are, but you're a very good teacher"

[@hectorlopez1069]

He was surprised when she said that, he thought, she was disappointed with him.

[@maggs131]

Arnold Schwarzenegger is a hell of an actor. From conan and the terminator to kindergarten cop and jingle all the way. That's versatility

[@hectorlopez1069]

It's the greatest movies of my childhood.

[@hoyasaxa215]

I first saw Arnold in Jingle all the way and loved it. Had no idea he was an action star. It’s probably those qualities that got him elected as governor.

[@YuureiInu]

It always starts as fun but then ends on the Eastern Front.

[@HawnixArtistry]

Lmao

[@patixa6984]

Wtf

[@beatusquiesuriuntetsitiunt1016]

Good heavens this is a family movie

[@Sully2001]

🤣🤣🤣

[@donballadurio4716]

Fantastic comment : )

[@averyaustin1]

I like how she says she’s a princess the second time like she doesn’t believe it herself. It’s like “this isn’t working like it usually is” and it’s hilarious.

[@ellaperkiser1417]

me too! She’s like I'm not a police man i’m a Princess but her mind was like even I don’t believe that why would he.

[@viniciusvalois2634]

Nowadays it would be labeled "psychological violence against the poor girl".

[@nivbri]

No princess affirming care there

[@Boxanadu]

Funny thing is, this is EXACTLY how you can interact with children. He was engaging them at their level. Getting them to imagine that they are police officers in training.

[@littlesongbird1]

Exactly. I used to teach and substituted for a while and I would often do that. My favorite was when the Despicable Me movies were popular I would tell the students before we had to into the hallway to go somewhere that they were Minions and I was Gru so they must be silent and follow my directions or we won't get to the moon. Worked like a charm.

[@TheLordSheogorath]

​@@littlesongbird1That is so sweet, made me smile, thanks for this comment.

[@Quinntus79]

He also demonstrates some good positive reinforcement, by praising the students when properly following directions. It’s a bit overdone at points.He also gives clear and simple explanations, and has students repeat them back.

[@ameykanitkar9536]

0:14 "Wipe your little tushies!" I lose it every time I hear Arnold saying that 😂

[@izzymurati1987]

It is 0:13 get it right will you

[@kylerobbins67]

@@izzymurati1987 DO NOT BE RUDE

[@sunflowerangeldjoan1921]

I should try to discipline Selfish old adults to make it on time for their appointments like Mr Kimble would help a lot as a hairdresser, To be honest Kids are more mature than adults. “There is no bathroom and there is no such thing as being late for your appointment, Get the time right”.

[@ericavila-0252]

Fun Fact: Arnold Schwarzenegger did not like treating the little kids that way like they're in military school, but they told him to do what it says in the script regardless, so he did

[@hectorlopez1069]

Arnold was a soldier back in his native Austria.

[@doyouwanttogivemelekiss3097]

​@@hectorlopez1069yes he was, because it was the cold war back then. But he also said in an interview that he saw the (N4zi) ww2 survivors, i. e. his parents' generations and doesn't like militarism and the suffering it creates. So if I were to interpret these contradicting sentiments: maybe Schwarzenegger feels that there is a place for drills and discipline, but that it shouldn't take over everything in life.

[@Labroidas]

As an Austrian I can say that we are very weary of anything that has to do with military culture, drills etc, obviously because of our history. I think that's a big difference compared to american culture: rather than respecting the military, we're actually very suspicious of it, because we know how much suffering it can create when you take mindless discipline too far. So i can definitly relate to Arnold! But the big difference here is his positivity and encouragement towards all the children, which is wonderful and inspiring.

[@gdog2831]

it's good for you.

[@lanceplaxton6967]

The kids loved Arnold during filming and enjoyed working with them, too. Arnold even became a father during filming.

[@deadringer2349]

"There is no bathroom" beat "I'll be back" and "Hasta la vista, baby" in epicness.

[@subham78]

"back to the chopaaaa!!"

[@TheSoldier1984]

“ hey sully remember when I told you I am going to kill you last.... I LIED “ John matrix Commando - 1985

[@Charlie-Charlot]

It’s not a toomah !!

[@deensaid7762]

​@@TheSoldier1984_OOH LA LAAAAA~~~_

[@huntrezz01]

"Next time you hear this , you got one toy" Damn!!! He got it at first place

[@Nueztoy]

I love this movie. Now that I'm a parent and a comercial's director I realize this must had been a nightmare to shoot.

[@Surfer041]

Arnold said this was his favorite movie

[@alexanderpytko5394]

Arnold really LOVED working with all those kids and they enjoyed working with him. He has said that this was his favorite movie to make. Actually, when they made this movie, Arnold had just become a father, himself.

[@johncase1353]

I once had a elementary school teacher that was this strict. Ends up they were still my favorite teacher because when I look back they were strict but still very kind at the same time. Like once playing outside I was accidentally tripped and smashed my head on the asphalt and my teacher was the first to comfort me, apply medical attention and was the one that called a ambulance.

[@tmofee]

Same. He taught the last year of primary school and when we all got there we were terrified but the time you got him as a teacher he was a cool as hell guy

[@Aenwyrm]

I could totally hear Arnie saying the beginning rant in a gym. "It's time to turn this mush into muscles!"

[@HABO2210]

THAIR ISNO BATHRUUUM

[@ielmorocho]

"And now... when you hear three whistle blows, each one of you GET TO DA CHOPAAAAA"

[@Surfer041]

He is implementing discipline, fun, organization, and responsibility to five year olds, and its working. Fantastic!

[@roborubyrobotics7186]

If we had teachers like this all over the world I think the world would become a better place

[@Surfer041]

Absolutely

[@DortmundBoy94]

"There is no bathroom!" Legendary :D

[@DortmundBoy94]

@@TheAlorra I think you goblin are wrong on this comment section. The "my life sucks" section is somewhere else.

[@scottyp2505]

I work with kids and adults with special needs and there was a kid who would ask to go to the bathroom at the worst times everyday one day when he asked I yelled “there is no bathroom!” No one got the joke lmao

[@adebayor1794]

this made me laugh, thanks!

[@scottyp2505]

@@adebayor1794 haha welcome! And to clarify of course I took him to the bathroom I just thought some of the other staff I was working with would get the joke and they did not 😂

[@Keviva007]

They are from a different generation so it’s likely they haven’t seen the movie.

[@MikeJohnMentzer]

Rocky 3: There is no tommorow! Kindergarten Cop: There is no Bathroom!

[@merissarose9842]

I love how he tried so hard to stay in character. Then acts tough again 😂😂☺️

[@welasasih1888]

"THERE IS NO BATRUM!" *is there a kid from this movie being an actor now?

[@P.Whitestrake]

One of the child actress is Odette Yustman (now uses her husband's last name Annable). She's now an actress/model. Has been in some TV shows & movies.

[@wardragonprime]

@@P.Whitestrake One of them (Adam Wylie) became a regular in the television show Picket Fences.

[@angeldoss4434]

"Take it BACK!!!!" 😱 🤣🤣🤣

[@cagerox]

30 years later and I still crack up when he screams "Take it back !!" in the little girls gace lmao!!

[@hectorlopez1069]

He wants the little girl to be a policewoman, not a princess.

[@peterwallis4288]

@@hectorlopez1069 she lacks discipline.

[@XR171]

Alllll right... :(

[@FarazKhan-mq2id]

Using that whistle was a stroke of genius. Way to go Mr. Kimble. BTW..... It's not a tumour!!!!!!

[@hectorlopez1069]

I like this character of his

[@SoldierOfFate]

I actually had a teacher (well, in high school) who would run his classroom like it was military school. He even forced a guy to go run laps outside when he caught him dozing off. The joke was that the teacher was ex-military, but he was also a very chill and nice guy if you got to know him.

[@hectorlopez1069]

I think he wanted to be like John Kimble.

[@littlesongbird1]

My favorite history teacher was a former veteran. He was tough where he needed to be but was pretty laid back and treated us like we were adults.

[@evolutionkingshorts7512]

0:22 I love his face 😂

[@jorgegfigueroa9755]

Instill discipline with positive reinforcement. A true example of being an inspiring and charismatic leader (in this case, teacher).

[@one4all126]

So surprised that every line he said in this scene didn't become a catchphrase 😂

[@Snobert99]

The "turning the mush into muscle" one would have made the best catchphrase of them all.

[@giangonzalez3283]

EMMA GET TO THE CHOPPPAA

[@kingroyaldavid]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tryhardplayer1749]

I freaking love this movie. One of the most underrated films I've ever seen

[@Sakurball]

When I was in school, my classmates would ask me why I like the mean teachers. They misunderstand that the teachers I like weren't mean. Strict, but not mean. Teachers that knew how to teach by controlling the classroom and creating an effective learning environment through discipline and respect. The only way these teachers could come off as "mean" was if you were one of the troublemakers. I know this is just a character in a movie, but I feel like many kids could benefit from having teachers like him.

[@LeatherCladVegan]

Please tell us more about how cool and unique you were as a child.

[@VendettaAS]

So you enjoyed being a slave and having no free will. Oof. Easily indoctrinated.

[@marginaliamusing4758]

Funnily enough, this is an actual teaching technique. Some teachers I know used whistles, others used instruments. During my very short teaching stint I used a tambourine, shake it to a rhythm to get the kids attention - they stop where they are and clap the rhythm back, then you give them instructions re. whatever you want them to do. It always worked. I was always in awe of the teachers who just held a hand up in the air and somehow, 30 kids who are busy playing noticed, stopped what they were doing and went silent. That was the aspirational level, lol.

[@Arjay404]

Yeah, sure some parts of what they show here might be a bit extreme, but in general this is not a bad way to teach kids. The whistle for the toys is no different than saying, okay NOW is time to play and NOW is time to clean up.

[@weho_brian]

i have never seen kids so adorable and terrified at the same time

[@crashpal]

Best form of discipline

[@boisebadboy93]

The funny thing is, children subconsciously desire structure and leadership like this, especially when they are younger.

[@2429Ryanspeer]

TAKE IT BACK!!!!!!!!

[@LEVILUP23]

@1:38 Arnold ever talked to me like that, I'd have given him everything

[@kingroyaldavid]

🤣🤣🤣

[@izzymurati1987]

It is 1:39 get it right will you

[@freddypedraza2066]

What I respect more is that he went out of his way to certify as a teacher, meaning he retired as a cop, studied for the exams, and decorated his classroom to his liking.

[@andytjhin7670]

I miss this kind of movie 😐😐😐.

[@abdubekar107]

Fr the movies in todays time r just so corny and cheesy with no enjoyment with every age if u know what i mean i loved these types of movies growing up

[@rapiqox]

Me 2

[@gibbs615]

Me too

[@khaldrogo1782]

@@abdubekar107 totally agree.

[@IssameOz]

When a random girl gives me a compliment 0:05

[@user-rl8ji]

This is an education system I can get behind! No one is getting special treatment (like the girl who wanted to be a princess and wasn’t participating), A great way to instill healthy habits and fight obesity, also very great in teaching discipline and respect.

[@Kardia_of_Rhodes]

Not only that, but since the kids only get one toy there's a good chance they won't get the one they want so it helps the kids uderstand the concept of "doing what you can with what you can get". I imagine it would also encourage the kids to trade toys with each other.

[@TheAlorra]

..... It worked one time. Do you really think that this technique would work every time with no flaws. No it wouldn't. Kids are smart. They would work out how to fudge the system after a while. Like smuggling two toys onto the carpet, forcing another child to swap with them when they get bored or sneaking off the carpet to get a toy. Plus this entire thing is more about them tidying up the toys after they play. And Arnold isn't having to do any observations, dealing with misbehaviour, assessments, cleaning or toileting for those who are still in nappies. It is a fantasy of what people think being a kindergarten or preschool teacher is like.

[@memesouls8653]

I like the military mentality where everyone is equal. There’s no special princess or college jock. Everyone is treated the same in terms of respect and punishment. Our society now believes we should empower everyone to be whatever they want which is a good concept in and of itself, but it creates teenagers and young adults who think they’re the center of the universe and all their needs need to be attended to. Popular girls think they’re better than anyone and the nerds and geeks feel like outcasts and end up falling into depression. This is a system more if not all our schools need. Not a military boot camp, but a more controlled unified system.

[@SoldierOfFate]

I used to have a teacher who is ex-military. If there was a slacker or someone that thought they were better than everyone else, he'd be like "prove it to all of us then" and forced them to run extra laps.

[@lenadahling]

It's called the 80s.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

In this day and age, twitter will go nuts calling this "toxic masculinity"

[@guybrushthreepwood2014]

Wait till they see Predator

[@typhus9640]

Very well said..

[@candicefrost4561]

Actually, he’s very positive. He’s engaging the kids, using his police training to help him engage the kids in a game that will use their energy in a positive way and encourage them to accomplish things. If he was toxic, he’d be telling the kids that the girls are wimps and they aren’t part of this or that all the girls have to do chores for the boys while they do the “police school” thing (or something like that idk). Or he’d treat his partner (the woman cop) disrespectfully while she’s sick (or try to make a move on her when she’s sick or something). I know what you’re trying to insinuate and how hard you’re trying to be the victim here, but this holds up and no one even said this was toxic masculinity. Nice straw man, though.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

@@candicefrost4561 what i was getting at is if Kindergarten Cop was released in this day and age, Twitter will call this "toxic masculinity" Twitter NPC's have no logic

[@malachisharp2695]

@@candicefrost4561 he wasn't insinuating anything.. he said IF it was a newly produced movie, he's not saying it is. You triggered yourself for nothing. I bet you go around looking for anything about masculinity and get triggered. spewing all your snide bullcrap.

[@MorganFernandez1234]

I'm not a policeman, I'm a prin- *TAKE IT BACK*

[@DMaria216]

I was in preschool when this came out and i remember asking to go to karate so I could be tough like Arnold. First time I ever saw my dad get tears in his eyes lol

[@UGodd]

I was 11 when this movie came out and looked at is so many times then And now as a 41 year old father of two, I get teary-eyed looking at this

[@user-lv8ul3ed9i]

We need him in the public education school system more than ever now. Especially here in CA.

[@hectorricardodelacruzmonte2566]

02:21 He can't believe it! lol (For those who have "struggled" with lil demons, you can understand the feeling xD )

[@chieledits6301]

Oh man I understand PERFECTLY 🤣

[@ZOHAIR_8190]

0:20 this part never gets old🤣🤣

[@Joeythe]

0:25 there is no bathroom!” Never gets old 😂

[@johnkramer2004]

Arnold is a legend

[@flowerboy4269]

I think we all need our own Arnold Schwarzenegger. Strong enough to get you motivated, but gentle enough that he won't make you cry.

[@aa1chris82]

The sad thing is in the day and age if a male teacher was this close to his students he’d be in danger of losing his job or being seen as a potential predator

[@mastercontrolprogram163]

That’s simply not true. Although it is more difficult for men to get a job as a teacher of this age range.

[@aa1chris82]

@@mastercontrolprogram163 it is but alr

[@garret16]

@@aa1chris82 it really isn't. I have no idea where you are from, maybe a backwards Midwestern state, or a poorly funded school in a big city? But here in Florida half the teachers are male and have close relationships with their students. We are a A school and the best in the county. I don't believe there has been any sexual harassment claims against any teacher. Again, this is just my experience. I've lived in a 'privileged' as the schools are good and the town is experiencing a economic boom, so more education spending from the county. I am sure that in some terrible schools there are piece of shots that would claim the teacher is a pedophile, but in the 7 different schools I've been in my life, the male teachers are always the most beloved and never accused of pedophilia.

[@aa1chris82]

@@garret16 yea I live in la but there’s been stories of moms complaining about their children’s preschool teacher being a guy so like the other guy on top said, there’s been less and less employment for preschool male teachers. The district just doesn’t want to deal with the parents. Also ever since me too and sexual awareness month there’s been less trust in men with kids or just in general, I mean just go to the park playground. Or just imagine separate scenarios where a man and a woman are talking to a little kid by himself in the playground, in which one would you be scared for the kid more? Btw don’t mean to sound bitter as it doesn’t affect me personally as I don’t even like being around kids but it’s just sad that this whole situation is getting worse

[@Blahbevava]

@@mastercontrolprogram163 It's absolutely true! I'm a male and have been working in an elementary school now for the past 9 years. It honestly used to be just like Kindergarten cop, the experience was that awesome fun cheesy positive, and the support from parents and the school was wonderful. However in more recent years times are changing and not for the better. The policies to try to spot and stop child predators now have turned into a kind of witch hunt where almost anything and everything you do could be subjectively misconstrued. One simply can't even act like a normal caring human being anymore. Kid tries to give you a hug and oh no, someone might think you're a predator! Its gone completely insane. Show a kid struggling any extra attention and Oh...someone may think you're trying to groom them. People have lost their dam minds! I'm leaving this district after this school year is over. Had enough of this insane backwards mid-western state!

[@kenthefele113]

This is unironically a great teaching method.

[@CristinaF210]

arnold is the best man, i mean what this world would be without terminator i'll be back

[@CharAznable007]

2:15 made my cry a lil 😢

[@nz-bass-head6306]

Pssy

[@AmyLeesPetWookiee]

@@nz-bass-head6306 congratulations random asshole on the internet #3,936,228,451, you really set yourself apart

[@BeholderGuard]

All-time classic movie. Brought back nice memories. Thank you so much for uploading this amazing clip :)

[@hectorlopez1069]

A classic kids movie

[@burtonerrny6704]

2:21 Arnold catching his emotions before they flare lol, anyone who works with children that age will know it brings a happiness like no other

[@ronelitzur856]

fond memories of this film. wouldn't work today. great job working with the kids.

[@Tee-Dot-Tv]

Definitely wouldn't work today, all kinds of politics, litigation, rules, etc

[@jeffpro8]

It would work but it wouldn't be the same.

[@Tee-Dot-Tv]

@@jeffpro8 nahhh doubt it! Maybe as animation, but parents are too sensitive now.

[@777SFINN777]

My brother is in police academy and said this is exactly how it is.

[@peterwallis4288]

There is no bathroom?

[@TheLordSheogorath]

We had a teacher like this as a substitute for a while when our teacher was pregnant (we loved her too). WE ADORED HIM. And I love it how he was no nonsense with the little girl, male gym teachers are often lenient towards girls in class, and many girls misused it. I loved our gym teacher in third year of HS because she always kept two options, ball sports but also exercises. Most teachers would just unlock the volleyball gym and leave, half the students weren't even doing anything. There was maybe three of us in like pilates class with her but those were the best parts of my school day.

[@roguespartan2854]

Oh sweet relief, seeing the terminator act like this is a breath of fresh air

[@-BigIi-]

4:28 "we need to discover his secret...."

[@thomasreinhardt2708]

This movie is really a very good movie.. 😀👍

[@Collin857]

The teacher we all needed 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@limitlessjoseph1399]

It sounds like every children you saw in this video have all grown up now! 😃👏👍

[@user-pt1ok8rg1u]

When your 3ft and are only in kindergarten and there's a hench 6 ft 2 man who says take it back to the carpet in fluent English.

[@brianmessitte8462]

I know why he’s hard on them. He is teaching them to become soldiers in the future and preparing them to go to war with the Terminators.

[@barneydenstad2148]

He knows they will be attacked by Dominics father. As really happened later on.

[@brianmessitte8462]

@@barneydenstad2148 I know. I was kidding around.

[@Hulkenberg_620]

I'm not a policeman! I'm princess. You are terminated!

[@ek9509]

Kimble: There is no bathroom. Me: Except during lunch breaks? Kimble: Nothing.

[@xraystudios3693]

2:32 Flipping hell kid! Got me 31 years ago and didn't even know it.

[@jeffw8218]

Prezbo should've used this technique when he was teaching math at Edward Tilghman Middle School...

[@EpsiIonEagle]

Prez was a psycho lol

[@thomasreinhardt2708]

And i really love this movie very much.. 😀👍❤️

[@mayanksingh8657]

They are so adorable when he trains them

[@nol75]

2:39 me when I’m asked to count as high as I can

[@Radioactive_burrito]

Better than valve

[@defencebangladesh4068]

“There’s no bathroom “ 😂😂 Those faces

[@reallife0728]

IN MY OPINION THIS IS ONE OF ARNOLD'S BEST MOVIES!!!💯💯💯

[@Sheikah_Mage25]

Zach is such a cutie ☺️ feel so sorry for him how can a parent be so abusive to a child 🧒 😞 I hope Zach’s Actor doing okay these days

[@Mimu1983]

Ahh this brings back all the sweet memories - I even rented this movie twice. I got old.

[@hectorlopez1069]

I'm getting old when I still watch this now on my cellphone. Gosh, I miss the days when I was a kid.

[@diamondsandgold1993]

Arnold was such a great actor. I feel like he was very genuine in his roles and I know my dad laughed at a couple movies like this one because some scenes are relatable.

[@ajwatcher]

Can it work in real life? My Nephews only scream back at me everytime someone scream at them...

[@nz-bass-head6306]

Give him a fkn hiding

[@melissaclark1051]

so do a literal scream at them

[@spammer-mw8zk]

It all honestly depends on their personality, the movie’s kids are made idealistically influential. Since not all kids easily adapts to a different habit. Like how the little girl was fixed to be a princess, in reality the girl would have cried from that pressure or cried to force you to loss to her, since most parents give in to their crying child.

[@medsuit1686]

@@spammer-mw8zk So most parents are bad parents xD

[@danieldanieldadada]

I guess it only works if you are the T-800

[@scenelover78]

*when you laugh extra hard because you know the voice clips for numerous prank calls😂😂😂*

[@alexschuyler3691]

We all know all the actors had alot of fun on this set

[@residentevilumbrella2001]

Arnold: "THERE IS NO BATHROOM!!!!!!" Me: That's got to hurt!