TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@Centane]

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[@mz3912]

you got to see part 3 it is actually good

[@mikealvarez2322]

Part 3 puts it altogether, and responds to your basic comment about the movie. You are the only one to answer the question of what happens if there is no judgement day. One of God's great works, a beautiful mind wrapped up in a beautiful lady. BTW, I'm Spanish-Irish-Italian descent, main difference is I'm 77 and not as smart as you.😊

[@kylereese4822]

RIP earphone users.... lolol :)

[@reacttomoviesvideosreactio4162]

For that you have to watch the full terminator franchise.

[@SamBorgman]

Glad to see it! I looked but couldn't find it.

[@MikeWood]

Always fun to see someone not know of the plot twist in the mall hallway. You didn't disappoint. :)

[@Centane]

❤️❤️

[@spididerman]

You're lucky you got to experience that while watching it. Back in the day that plot twist was revealed in the trailer months before the movie came out.​@Centane

[@supremedream1764]

Funny thing was that even before the Terminator kept his word on killing nobody, not a single person from the diner scene from the beginning was killed by him.

[@Sealed-Only]

Arnie wanted to kill more than in T1. Cameron response was that he won't kill at all. Both ends meet at legs shooting.

[@19nzinga]

T2 was iconic. It kinda set the stage for advanced special effects.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

Absolutely! T2 was the first movie that used 3D rendered graphics for important parts of the plot (one of the main characters and the rendered form was essential for the plot). Cameron's older movie Abyss had the thing rendered with 3D graphics, too, but that wasn't important for the plot, just an implementation detail.

[@deancalder8799]

I'd say it stands up to most actuon movies these days, you can easily watch it more than once, I have to at least seen it a few thousand times easy, when I was younger I could watch it twice a day.

[@JustLiesNOR]

20:18 It's a lower caliber (7.62mm) version of the 20mm M61 Vulcan used in Fighter jets, so since it's smaller than the original = "mini".

[@mikegoodwin2386]

I was about to . . . but then I read the comments first.

[@j.f.fisher5318]

​@@mikegoodwin2386 haha same. I'll add, if you want "huge" do an image search for "GAU8A Volkswagen" - that's basically the 30mm version of the Vulcan.

[@mikearmstrong8483]

Soooo.........does that make the GAU-8 the Maxigun?

[@user-kg2om4cy2b]

Vulcan is cannon, Mini-gun is machine gun. Is different things

[@ricardospaniard9050]

​@@user-kg2om4cy2bincorrect

[@TampaCEO]

7:20 - Actor Robert Patrick used to run track. He was so fast that he kept catching up to John on his motorcycle. They had to keep reshooting the same scene until the motorcycle was finally able to outrun him.

[@tjhartley2599]

This was the first movie that ever made me cry as a kid. Seeing the terminator die broke my 5 year old heart

[@FuhqEwe]

I know now why you cry. But it’s something I can never do.

[@theworldisimmense]

Young people always trying to fit in and feel old enough so they say they remembered when they were 2 years old

[@Tateorsomething]

​@@theworldisimmenseHe appears to be only 10 years younger than I, and I'm a grandfather. If you're old enough to call him young, then maybe update your profile picture from a kids cartoon.

[@user-ou7wu8mf8h]

My first watching it was on Thursday and I was so sad when he died aswell

[@arconeagain]

Five? You were just five years old?

[@JustInTimeMovies]

“Hasta la vista, baby” was made popular a little earlier by a song by Jody Watley called “ I am looking for a new love.” That song came out in 1987. She uses the phrase in the song. I remember my friends saying that line for a few years. The movie came out in 1991. 😀

[@waltersolomon9049]

Bob Hope used the line back in 1970. Rapper Tone Loc used it a year after Jody Watley in _Wild Thing._ Still it was _T2_ that really made it famous.

[@biguy617]

Fun facts the actress that plays Vasquez, from Aliens, plays John’s Foster mother. James used twins in two scenes. The scene with the security guard, a twin is used. The Security Guard twins are in Good Morning Vietnam and Gremlins 2. The second scene with Twins is when the T-1000 has duplicate Sarah. Linda Hamilton has a twin sister they used in the movie.

[@pepsiman990]

HAD a twin sister, Leslie Hamilton passed away in 2020.

[@sheldonlamey7010]

Damn she looks different now that she doesn't have short hair and she doesn't have a tan😱 It makes total sense now.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

She was also used in the dream sequence.

[@deancalder8799]

So does that mean she did blackface in aliens, it's at least brown face.

[@deancalder8799]

I thought both version of the Sarah t-1000 looked a bit different.

[@RichardM1366]

Arnold Schwarzenegger was the perfect Terminator. He had you on the edge of your seat! It is action times a thousand! The characters and special effects are top notch. This blockbuster is a epic classic!

[@lionlyons]

It’s a testament to Robert Patrick’s skill as an actor that he manages to be terrifying despite being half Arnold’s size.

[@peterlenham3180]

Not really to do with acting, he just looks menacing, that's it.

[@lionlyons]

@@peterlenham3180 He looks menacing because he's a good actor.

[@peterlenham3180]

@@lionlyons Yes he is a good actor, a fantastic one in fact. However, saying he's a good actor because he's menacing looking, is frankly ridiculous. Just because he looks menacing, does not automatically make him a good actor, even though he actually is. What an absurd thing to say.

[@lionlyons]

@@peterlenham3180Oh, I agree. I only say that because I've seen him interviewed and he's clearly a really nice guy - the complete opposite of the T1000, in fact.

[@peterlenham3180]

@@lionlyonsYes he is. Its just you seem to suggest that hes a good actor, simply because he looks menacing. That's not what acting is.

[@EdmontonRealEstate01]

He didn’t steal from the cop, he duplicated what he was wearing.

[@michaeldavis2001]

Quite right. That's why his cop uniform melts through the bars at the asylum, but the gun (which he DID steal, didn't.

[@Ambaryerno]

They just make it LOOK like he stole it to set up the bait and switch reveal.

[@Tehui1974]

7:00 "What am I saying even?!" - LMFAO. When excitement crosses with multiple languages interfering in the brain. It happens to me sometimes too. LOL

[@deancalder8799]

Emotions are the 1 thing that anyone of any language can understand.

[@Tehui1974]

@@deancalder8799 And as somebody who's bilingual, I can understand how her second language got muddled while talking.

[@Texturas75]

LOL, where is she from?

[@Tehui1974]

@@Texturas75 Denmark. Her native language is Danish, and she speaks and understands Spanish and English at an advanced level.

[@Texturas75]

@@Tehui1974 I see. Thanks! She looks like she has Latin American ancestry.

[@houdin654jeff]

Mini guns are called “mini” because they are smaller versions of the Gatling guns built to be mounted on fighter jets. The full sized version fire bullets so big that you could use the empty shells as a water bottle. They’re generally mounted to vehicles, not handheld, but the Terminator gonna terminate… or not, if ordered not to.

[@joshwemmer6996]

If there is no war John would still be alive because Kyle had already come back from a future, even though it no longer exists. So now Kyle is essentially a time remnant because he was from a future that was erased from this timeline. The future is not written, but the past has already been experienced by Sarah and John so it wouldn't be changed.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

This should be pinned because a LOT of people wonder this.

[@boretrk]

@@callmeshaggy5166 I wouldn't think too hard about it. Cameron typically doesn't plan ahead for more movies and he doesn't let consistency stand in the way of making an entertaining sequel. For example this explanation doesn't work because if Kyle already came back from the future that means that the future wasn't altered by the timetravel and there was no reason to send back a terminator to begin with. Only alternate timelines would be altered, not the one that matters to each participant. In T1 you can alter the future but the terminator fails and instead you get a stable timeloop. T2 works because you don't think about it too hard and let yourself be entertained instead.

[@Ambaryerno]

The problem is that if there's no Skynet, there's no one to send the Terminator back, which means there's no reason for Reese to be sent back and for John to be born. It's called the Grandfather Paradox. The only solution to rewriting the future without invalidating the sequence events that led you to time travel in the first place is if you assume multiple alternate timelines exist, and that you can't change your OWN timeline, but you CAN affect the future of another, parallel timeline. In which case, the future you're attempting to prevent still exists, but you've now created an alternate timeline in which those events don't happen. This is most famously demonstrated in the original Days of Future Past storyline in the X-Men: When Future!Kitty travels back in time to prevent the assassination of Robert Kelly which led to her bad future, SHE DIDN'T CHANGE HER OWN REALITY. When she returned to the present, it was still the dystopian shithole with Mutants on the verge of extinction that it was when she left. However, it DID avert that same bad future from occurring in the main Marvel universe.

[@waltersolomon9049]

​@@AmbaryernoThis would be more like a bootstrap paradox since John is responsible for his own existence by sending Kyle back in time.

[@LukeLovesRose]

The Terminator and T2 were the Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back for my generation. The Terminator is possibly the greatest "B-movie" ever made. By that i mean, it is the greatest low-budget sci-fi ever produced. Some of the effects stand out like a sore thumb. But The Terminator is still a great inspiration for future filmmakers. Cameron showed us what can be possible on a small budget and its freaking amazing. T2 on the other hand is the greatest action movie ever made. Cameron showed us whats possible once youve established yourself in the industry. And its freaking phenomenal. I mean, Linda Hamilton was so great in T2, she made Sarah Connor one of the greatest, strongest, most iconic female roles ever put on film. Her Sarah Connor is right up there with Cameron's own Ellen Ripley in Aliens and Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind.

[@39Hundred]

The metal skeleton of Arnold is called a T-800. There are many skin coverings that look like other people, each with a different number. Any Terminator that looks like Arnold is a CSM-101 (Cyberdyne Systems Model-101). A 102 or a 103 would look like a different person.

[@nickmitsialis]

And, just to be clear: there are thousands of copies of each skin covering as well as probably countless numbers of 'endoskeletons'--though I'm sure Skynet puts more work on THEIR endos (more armor; redundant power systems, and more fine gears and servos to allow them to have facial 'expressions'.)

[@lionhead123]

you see a 102 in the first movie, infiltrating a rebel hideout.

[@JordanCesaroni93]

This is one of my favorite movies! It's the perfect sequel to the Terminator. The special efects were amazing at the time

[@JordanCesaroni93]

*effects

[@deancalder8799]

The special effect can stand up to any CGI we have these days, I'd say it's even better than most.

[@biguy617]

I met Eward Furlong/John, Michael Beihn, Kyle from the first movie and Robert Patrick/T-1000 at comic cons

[@GGGritzer]

Met Kyle & T1000. Really nice people. But I much favour the first film. Biehn and myself chatted about my reasons why & he completely agreed with me. Said hi to Linda too> Wish I had more time to talk to her better. Place was rammed wiuth people.

[@biguy617]

There was a Terminator TV series called the Sarah Connor Chronicles. It has Firefly star Summer Glau and Lena Heady as Sarah Connor.

[@TwilightLink77]

I miss that series

[@philmullineaux5405]

Remember from the first film, Reese tells her, "1 possible time period" so time streams can vary. But they do have a singular convergence from sometime in the past.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

20:25 Its called a "mini-gun" cuz its the smaller caliber version of its "big brother" the M61 Vulcan Looks huge when held by a person but its also not very large when its mounted on a ship or a helicopter... Which is its primary area of use.

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Young lady my grandfather emigrated from Norway to North Dakota in 1916 when he was 18 years old. He got on a ship by himself and never saw any of his family members again. He eventually bought a farm and plowed the earth until he died in 1976. He was a wonderful man.

[@RugbyPass81]

I'm a former British Royal Marine Commando, and a lad I did two tours of Afghanistan with (2006 and 2008), everyone used to call him the terminator because he was A) frightening to look at, B) would never stop and C) terrified the enemy/took the fight to and through them. Great guy, but unfortunately as with many of us who served, he suffered with terrible PTSD, which claimed his life years through suicide after he left the military. RIP Jamie. Great reaction to a great film by the way.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I'm sorry about your friend. He sounds like he was a good man.

[@SamBorgman]

​@@DarkPaladin24 The only difference between a successful soldier and a serial killer is a license to kill. While that statement is a fact, it is not necessarily disrespectful to the soldier. Since he is possibly killing people who are a threat to his people and country. The big debate is whether the people he is killing were in fact a threat or not. The US starts wars in other countries for many reasons. Main reasons are greed, power and dominance. Defending country and people is a miniscule part of it. So miniscule that it is often considered to be only an excuse. Ultimately why Jamie killed people, if he killed people, would depend on what he believed was the reason that required him to kill people. Since wars are business ventures and soldiers are just tools of that business for the politicians, the soldier can't really be blamed since he has no say in which wars he fights, why he fights and where or who he fights. It is simply the darkest form of slavery, given the kind of world we live in. Jamie was a slave with a license to kill, sent to a foreign land for multiple reasons, good and bad, to kill or be killed. He did his best but couldn't live with the consequences. RIP Jamie.

[@PygmalionFaciebat]

I cant say enough how much i appreciate what you and Jamie did - not only for Great Britain, or USA, but for the freedom and safety of the whole western world (including my country). I also served in the army , but its not comparable for what you and Jamie did. Compared to you i see myself as civilian. I cant wrap my head around: to risk my life to safe my country. To be honest: in a war, i would belong to those who run away. And i dont blame anyone who runs away and tries to safe his life. And thats why i even more value soldiers who are risking their life to keep the western world as safe as possible. You and Jamie are heros! Hope you get the respect you deserve from society!

[@lonnieeastin6401]

RIP Jamie. You served well.

[@dallasyap3064]

RIP to your friend

[@vs1146]

T2 is one of my favourite movies. It's so good. I watch it at least once a year.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks for sharing your reaction. "Terminator 2" and "Aliens" are two of the all-time best movie sequels.

[@TonyTigerTonyTiger]

A Møøse once bit my sister... No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies: "The Høt Hands of an Oslo Dentist", "Fillings of Passion", "The Huge Mølars of Horst Nordfink"... Sorry, my limited exposure to the language of the subtitles ...

[@fjsioewiox]

fake news, not enough ø's

[@NarwahlGaming]

_"We apologize. Those responsible for the subtitles have been sacked."_

[@rjazz2]

There's still one cyber-arm they forgot to destroy--which is still stuck between the gears at the plant and belongs to the good Terminator.

[@johnpaullogan1365]

wan't destroyed in the movie but i think the book at least addressed it

[@charlesabdellah5009]

This is why for me James Cameron is the greatest director of a blockbuster film in the history of cinema: despite his extraordinary use of special effects, he never forgets the human being and his emotions, the good and the worst of the human soul... TERMINATOR 2 is a symbol of it, TITANIC, AVATAR 1 and 2 are its continuity.... 😍😍😍

[@TwilightLink77]

Don’t forget ALIENS

[@glennwelsh9784]

The Arnold Terminator in this movie is not the exact same one that tried to kill Sarah in the first movie. It just looks the same because it's the same model of Terminator. Like cars, many identical Terminators are made on an assembly line.

[@paulieluppino1856]

29:04 ..."If there is no war, how's john alive?".... New time line. John is already existing the moment they changed the time line, therefore he still exist in this new line even though his father isn't born yet...

[@quicktastic]

Love the rambling at the hallway plot twist. That is pretty much what went on in everyone's mind when they first saw it. :)

[@Xehanort117]

Fun Fact: the subtle metal boom sound effect whenever Arnie is on screen is supposed to simulate a machine-like heartbeat. This audio storytelling comes to a head at 26:32 when you hear that sound effect, communicating that the terminator isn't dead. His "heart" is still beating while his backup systems attempt to come online. It's such a dynamic aspect of storytelling by comparing a normal human body's function to that of a humanoid machine. Excellent!

[@feldegast]

2nd best liquid nitrogen body explosion is in this movie, the best is in Demolition Man.... both are great! 😄😃

[@user-xe9jk9qx2h]

The reaction was simply incomparable and amazing👏👏👏👏👏. I am very glad that you have watched the extended version.

[@natesmith1461]

this movie is a timeless masterpiece there isn't another terminator movie that could ever top this

[@GGGritzer]

First one was better, this one was a good try. But the first is a better Terminator film, hands down.

[@waltersolomon9049]

​@@GGGritzerAgreed.

[@SkIzOjImBo]

Best sci-fi movie I've ever seen. It's my favorite movie since 1995 (when I was 5yo) I think I seen it around 45 times. Practicals effects and CGI are still hard to match in 2024 it's unbelievable. 😲

[@MadcapMatt]

There are 3 different cuts of this movie. The theatrical cut you watched a special edition that changed the ending and added in a bunch of deleted scenes showing off even more amazing special effects and an edition that adds in the deleted scenes but keeps the original ending. That one is my favorite because you get the best part of both cuts that way.

[@TMConstructionOntario]

The loss of words when he starts shooting the Terminator was cute as hell lmao i unno wtf you said either but thats exactly how i felt the first time i watched it.

[@feudist]

I think it was a mix of English, Spanish, Norwegian and...uh...Squee?

[@dogawful]

It's fun to watch people reacting to this movie, since when it came out in the theaters, the secret had already gotten out so no one was surprised. This was the funnest reaction to the reveal I've seen.

[@rebelwithoutaclue5693]

He actually caught up to the motor bike in some out takes

[@boki1693]

The woman that plays Vazquez in Aliens is the foster mom in this movie.

[@cuteandfunnymusic]

Oh, the T-1000 needed to "steal" clothes the first time because he uses mimicry, so he needs to touch something in order to be able to change into it.

[@dsc5754]

Even the Terminator seems enchanting with Kam ✨

[@NarnianRailway]

Delightful sci-fi reaction fun. Your expressions were so amazing and questioning the John Connor paradox! 🤣Uncle Bob didn't realize humans could come in such a tiny cute little packages.

[@LynnDisclose]

Terminator 2 was trying to tell people that Artificial intelligence was coming over 30 years ago now it's here. Terminator 3 rise of machines was telling people that Artificial intelligence basically anti-matter, which is darkness is here and now taking over

[@michaelsetiawan2746]

Trivia: Robert Patrick (The Evil Terminator) was a college athlete, track and field IIRC, he ran so fast that Edward Furlong (John Connor) couldn't ride the motorcycle fast enough to get away from him. After multiple takes, Patrick was told to slow down in order to not catch him.

[@scottallen6160]

The brilliance of James Cameron is having written a paradox into the first film. That paradox you noticed here opens the door to endless Terminator stories. There are people who will say ‘watch this one’ or ‘don’t watch that one’ sighting different reasons but, you will never know if you like them if you don’t watch them. Terminator Salvation is my favorite because I think it’s the scariest. I won’t spoil why. I hope you continue watching the stories of The Terminator. Thank you for sharing your reactions with us. 🥰

[@deancalder8799]

Terminator salvation is better than T2 I think not, you have to be the only person who believes that.

[@scottallen6160]

@@deancalder8799 I never said better but if I am the only one, so what? I summarized control freaks would show up and here they are.. it’s true, if you say it, they will come to complain.

[@scottallen6160]

@@deancalder8799 Attacking someone’s personal preference is why the world is in chaos and divided. Your issues are not my issues.. let’s keep it that way, shall we?

[@scottallen6160]

I never said better. Where is that?

[@Ambaryerno]

Oh, I think you CAN suggest not to watch the other movies in the franchise, because the subsequent movies have been increasingly stinking piles of shit. T3 was already a MASSIVE letdown from T2, and they only get WORSE from there. They're simply BAD MOVIES.

[@kh884488]

I watched it in the theater in 1991. When Arnold came down the stairs, with "Bad to the Bone" playing, the packed audience erupted with cheers.

[@Ambaryerno]

It's great watching someone like @Centane react who missed the marketing of the film, which spoiled the reveal that this time Arnie was the good guy. She got to learn about this the way the filmmakers intended, rather than having it in the @#$%ing trailers.

[@knightwalkr]

The war is inevitable. Also when he’s flying the helicopter… he has 3 arms

[@Karostcz]

Changing the past and creating an alternative future is a giant pile of questions, and it works differently in each film according to the imagination of the creators. Better not to deal with it and let yourself be surprised

[@XVionceJSTAR]

Greatest movie ever! still hold up to this day.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I agree. I think this is in top 3 with Dark Knight and Fight Club.

[@jhilal2385]

James Cameron wrote & produced a 3rd installment called "Terminator Dark Fate" (2019) which answers all of your questions. Separately the movie studio made 3 additional Terminator movies (Terminator 3, Terminator (4) Salvation, and Terminator (5) Genysis) without any involvement from Cameron. Cameron's "Dark Fate" ignores T3, T4, and T5 completely. They do not exist in Cameron's "Terminator" Trilogy.

[@kimghanson]

I always assumed the model 101 (Schwarzenegger) in this movie was a different unit than the one sent back to kill Sarah. I also assumed they had a dozen or so skins for the 101 so they wouldn't be quickly IDed as Terminators. Remember Kyle's flashback to the underground base where a Terminator managed to get in and attack. He was obviously a different skin from Arnold's.

[@scottirvine121]

A 90s movie that tech wise still stands up today Amazing

[@fillg]

Everybody REALLY hates the terminator when he waves his finger at Sarah at 27:15 🤣

[@irrelevant_noob]

Either that, or maybe LOLs at the uncharacteristic-ness of it. ^^

[@Ambaryerno]

Speak for yourself. In fact it's implied that the T2 was sent back with its processor set to learn mode from the start so it could more readily adapt. Just like we see Arnie's Terminator become more human over the last half of the film, (thanks to the deleted dip chip reset scene) we see the same evolution with the T-1000. This is one reason why the T-1000 decides to torture Sarah to make her call out to John, rather than just killing and replacing her like it had been from the start: It had actually learned to ENJOY inflicting pain, so was tormenting Sarah just because it could. The finger wave was another example of this, with the T-1000 taunting her.

[@ianhill8345]

Great reaction Centane to a amazing sequel we love your reactions

[@sca88]

The T1000 liquid metal blew everyone away when we all watched this in the theater.

[@glennwelsh9784]

"If the war never happens, how is John alive?" That's basically what's referred to as a paradox. Though we're not really meant to think too much about it (mostly because the movie doesn't really have a good answer for it), it's a problem that exists in many movies or other works of fiction that depict time travel in such a linear way.

[@Danceofmasks]

The lore goes like this. In The Terminator (1), the future creates itself. Skynet is created from a CPU it creates. John himself is created from sending Reese back from the future. However, John himself sends back a message for Sarah, that the future is not set. If the future is not set, that means that not only was a Terminator sent back from a future that hasn't yet been determined, it was a future that cannot yet exist since the chip had not been sent back. In conclusion, in Terminator lore, any future, even impossible ones, can send agents back to the past.

[@charleshall8067]

New time line was created, there is no paradox.

[@TheRawrnstuff]

@@Danceofmasks Exactly. It's not a paradox, because every potential future is equally real. Changing the future doesn't change the present. The previous future remains part of the past of the current present. It's not a loop, it's a spiral.

[@callmeshaggy5166]

When we remember this movie is about time-traveling murder robots, we can let go of the realism for a while. Entropy shows time cannot move backwards anyway. It'd be like a pile of sand building itself into a castle.

[@Michael75579]

Terminator 1 can be explained in terms of a loop across a single timeline, but you need multiple timelines to explain Terminator 2. I think of them as a set of parallel train tracks, with a train representing our present travelling along one of them. People's actions switch points and cause the train to head down another track. Even if the train is now heading down a track on which the war doesn't happen, the Terminators etc. don't disappear as they don't come from the future the train is heading into; they're from a different track which is no longer connected to our present.

[@slaaneshhedonite7068]

This is one of those damn near perfect films.

[@shellrie1]

Near the end of the movie, when the T1000 is flying the helicopter, there's a couple quick scenes where the T1000 has a third arm coming out of his stomach to hold the helicopter joystick and the T1000 is using his normal two hands to reload his gun at the same time.

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

21:15 when Dyson is hyperventilating, the actor used real life experience in the scene. He'd been in an accident years before and had a punctured lung, so brought that into it

[@CDRhammond]

Linda Hamilton's twin sister played the T-1000 disguised as Sarah Conner in the special edition of the movie the T-1000 suffers a glitch after being flash frozen and can't control its appearance. In one scene while it's touching a railing painted in the hazard black and yellow color its whole arm goes hazard. In that scene it shows its feet blending in with the metal grating of the walkway.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I saw this before the first when i was a kid. Im jealous of everyone who felt surprised seeing Arnold being the good guy in this. Regardless, this is one of my favorite Arnold films and i enjoyed your reaction

[@petresko1041]

22:35 That was some hilarious editing!

[@johnpaullogan1365]

as far as the terminators looking like arnold. the lore in the arcade game aalien vs predaator aalso done by james cameron confirms the company that became cyberdyne systems made their first prototype cyborgs. they decided it needed to be modeled on the best human specimen they could so they based the design on the only human known to have killed a predator in single combat, Dutch, also played by Arnold in that franchise.

[@scottirvine121]

Great reaction Arnie explains at the beginning why the bad terminator is more advanced

[@smily4]

To add on to the discussion from live chat, about Tom Cruise, Oblivion is another good, underrated Sci-fi Tom Cruise movie that I can recommend. But also DEFINITELY react to the Mission Impossible movies! Such good movies! There are a lot of them, but they are so worth it. Action packed, some twists, and incredible stunts!

[@SES06484]

I don't know what you said when you found out the Arnie was the good Terminator, but I agree with you.

[@stevetokeley6542]

When the T-100 is chasing them in the helicopter down the motorway,you can catch a brief glimpse of him reloading his gun with 2 hands while piloting the heli with a 3rd.Only 2 shots,blink and you'll miss it.Not often a sequel can better the original,but James Cameron has done it before in Aliens.Bit here's the conundrum of these films (as with most time travel paradoxes)-If you destroy the chip,you'll never have the gateway to the tech that led to you being able to create it.Once our Terminator was destroyed in the steel,an entire timeline was erased,and the war never happened,so there were no Terminators,and yet there were.🤪

[@ronmaximilian6953]

1. I could absolutely see you thinking about the injuries being portrayed in the bar scene. 2. There are a lot of paradoxes in this movie. Don't worry, there's a third one. 3. A minigun isn't called a minigun because it's small, but because it's firing the 5.56 mm intermediate caliper around instead of larger bullets. It's a derivative of the 20 mm Gatling gun used on most NATO aircraft.

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Kamilla!😊 I have watched this on your channel before, but it is worth a rewatch! Congratulations, it looks like you are getting some big viewer numbers for this repost!!!!🎉🎉🎈🎈🎊🎊🥳🥳

[@BS8000_]

I had to ask my father for permission to watch this movie when I was 13. And he sayd "Why do you wanna watch this, its just two robots trying to kill each other" and I "THATS WHY I WANT TO WATCH IT"

[@DBZ-Mousa]

20:14 The original version of the minigun, was firing bullets much much smaller than this version! But the name stayed, because the military loves irony also!

[@Ambaryerno]

The twist of Arnie being the good guy this time was BRILLIANTLY set up. There are subtle hints leading up to it: Arnie doesn't kill the bikers in the bar. But it LOOKS like the T-1000 doesn't kill the cop. But as personable as he is the T-1000 also seems...slightly off. But they still had it all set up to look like Arnie was going to be the villain again until the moment in the mall that he tells John to get down. Unfortunately, the twist was also spoiled by the trailers. I also love the "Guns In Roses" visual pun when Arnie pulls the shotgun out of the rose box. Robert Patrick was ACTUALLY chasing after that scooter. That's one reason why he got the part was his ability to run so effortlessly. Also, he didn't steal the clothes in the first place, they just make it LOOK like he did as part of the bait-and-switch. Sadly, what Dougie does to Sarah is something that REALLY happens in mental hospitals. When the T-1000 turns into the guard, you're actually seeing twin brothers. One playing the guard, one playing the T-1000. They use the same trick with Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie whenever they need two Sarahs on screen (in Sarah's nightmare, the mirror, and in the climax). That was also Patrick chasing the police car, not special effects or a stuntman. It looks like you watched the theatrical cut. There's a director's cut that has several important scenes, like an extension of the garage scene where Sarah resets the Terminator's CPU to learning mode, which is why over the second half of the film he begins to act more human (it also has Sarah nearly destroy the processor instead before John calls her out for not listening to him). Another important one is to show that some combination of being frozen and shattered causes the T-1000 to start malfunctioning, and starts having problems holding its shape. This is how John realizes which Sarah is real and which is the T-1000 in the climax (the T-1000's feet take the shape of the metal platform it's standing on). The minigun Arnold uses is the same prop as "Ol' Painless" from Predator. The depiction of the atomic bomb blast in the movie is VERY accurate. For a moment when she goes for Dyson Sarah nearly becomes a Terminator herself, and REALIZES it. If you pay really close attention to the helicopter scene, the T-1000 gives itself three arms: Two to operate the helicopter itself, and one to fire the gun. EVERYONE cried when the Terminator went into the steel at the end. As far as I'm concerned Judgment Day never happens. There are NO MORE Terminator movies. And many people feel the same way: Terminator was an incredible movie, but Judgment Day was even BETTER.

[@waltersolomon9049]

I prefer the first film and I've found many people who agree with me. As to your second point, people weren't always so hung up about spoilers. Trailers often contained them before the Internet.

[@MotorbreathChannel]

7:40 he protec he also attac but most importantly... he'll be back

[@alistairrobinson3865]

Iv seen this hundreds of times, masterpiece, im 41 but the end 👍 still destroys me every time!🙏

[@kellymoses8566]

The nuclear explosion is one of the most accurate ever put into a movie. The initial flash of searing light and then the shockwave comes later.

[@waltersolomon9049]

How many other films have depicted atomic explosions? Not too much competition it seems.

[@CDRhammond]

The TV show demonstrates that it takes something like a .50 cal round to the head to take out a terminator like the T-101. Small arms even from an automatic weapon won't work.

[@seangrey9589]

In the directors cut, with the Future War never coming to pass, John grows up to become a US senator running for president, gets married and has a daughter.

[@user-lj9pb9io8n]

It's called a minigun because the first one invented was a lot bigger 😊

[@MikkoRantalainen]

It's literally miniature sized version of the gatling gun. Gatling gun was designed to be operated by four-man crew and minigun was designed to be operarated by one.

[@JIMBO8472]

Sarah being a badass in this doing super combos with the nightstick and 1 hand cocking a shotgun but also being feminine having feelings for wanting to protect her son and caring that dyson had a family too

[@jonnekallu1627]

"If there's no war how's John alive?" Because he was born.

[@Centane]

in back to the future Marty almost disappeared from changing things in the past, and he is pretty much born already too :(

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Your questions at the end are well put. It is what is called a Time Paradox. Nobody knows basically. Great reaction. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@TheRawrnstuff]

Many do know, actually. The previous future is already part of the past of the current present, the time traveler being the only evidence it ever will happened. It doesn't matter if it doesn't happen in the new future.

[@CDRhammond]

The mini gun prop used in this movie is also used in Predator (1987) In real life that would be a mounted weapon system serving on the roof of a Humvee or acting as a door gun in a military helicopter. It's not going to be a machine gun that would be carried by a military member as its depicted in either this movie or in predator.

[@rowenatulley852]

There's an extended version that shows the war didn't occur. However, my guess is the producers left this ending in place so they could make Terminator 3, 4, 5, and goodness knows how many sequels . . .

[@chuffinblunts]

I've just realised that the helicopter pilot from Terminator 2 is the same helicopter pilot from First blood! Charles A. Tamburro

[@CDRhammond]

Scary thing is just how close we might actually be to our own real version of judgement day. The world super powers last year for the first time ever just competed in the first ever 100% AI naval war game. There was that Drone in Turkey a few years back that went HK and started opening up on everyone in attendance of the test and the 6th generation fighters that will eventually replace aircraft like the F-22 and F-35 are trying to be made unmanned as well.

[@Snyper1405]

I love the look on peoples faces when they realise that Arnold is actually the "good" guy 😂 Things aren't what they appear 😉

[@AddlerMartin]

20:18 yeah, that's the Minigun because there is it's bigger brother, the VULCAN GUN

[@jakesgr8sakiorjoe58]

Watch part 3 and Dark Fate. The rest are great if you are really into the story but those two are a must judging by your enthusiasm and questions at the end of T2.

[@TampaCEO]

21:10 - The cop in the mask is none other than Dean Norris - who would go on to play Hank Shrader in Breaking Bad.

[@zedwpd]

They left out the line "I know now why you cry and it's something I can never do"

[@Amonabus]

1:44 You asked if all Terminators look like Arnold. There is a deleted scene for Terminator 3 THAT DOESN'T SPOIL ANYTHING and it explains your question pretty hilariously. The scene is called "Sergent Candy Scene" here on YTube if you're curious.

[@fidel2xl]

Just to answer your questions ---- If there's no war, a new timeline is simply established --- a new alternate universe is created in which there is no war in which the machines (AI) took over. It doesn't change the fact that John Connor was already born. It just means that, after the events of this movie, many different possibilities (potential alternate universes) can be created.

[@stressed_daily]

It is so nice to see you once again. Thank you 🌹

[@neutchain7838]

Couple facts and tidbits. Robert Patrick outran the bike in the parking garage, so they told him to chill and we gonna need another take of that lol. :) That black truck is the same truck thast you could see as a toy in the first movie when Arnold stops at the house of the first Sarah Connor he kills, he basically stops his front wheel on that toy truck. The T-1000 could replicate the shape of anything not mechanical or chemichal he touches. He was under the floor and that guard basically stepped on his face. They've mentioned in the first movies that dogs can recognize the machines thats why John's dog was going crazy in the background. When they were shooting the highway chase scene at the end James Cameron and someone on set was talking about them doing the helicopter flying under the overpass scene and it will be very tricky to model the helicopter and replicate itws movements to be realistic in CGI. Also it will be hella expensive. The helicopter pilot who was just hanging around nearby went: "well I could just fly under that overpass, its not really an issue for me" :) not sure if you've noticed that but when he was chasing them with the helicopter and shooting at them he had a 3rd hand coming out of his stomach. He needed 2 hands to fly the helicopter ( 1 hand on the cyclic another on the collective), and a third one to shoot. :) I consider this to be one of hte best sequels ever made along with Empire Strikes Back and Aliens. All three of them is a sequel to an extraordinary movie that started a franchinse that is still alive nearly 50 years later.

[@damianstarks3338]

Great reaction to this iconic Terminator sequel

[@Stogie2112]

Terminator 2 and Aliens both had excellent open endings. We're left with a strong sense of hope for the future, although we can't be totally sure that the evil is defeated.

[@dsc5754]

I love Kam's shocked face 😮❤

[@MarioWagner]

Did anyone get the reference of Guns'n Roses in the shooting of the Terminators in the mall?