Let me try mine | Terminator 2 [Remastered]

[@romaineroach5701]

This movie is one of the greatest of all time.

[@zakvondaniken9327]

Wrong

[@tyomzmma3249]

@@zakvondaniken9327 can’t say it’s not one of the greatest action movies ever there’s a difference

[@btm5386]

Say it’s the greatest of all time , not one of the greatest

[@DarKKnightt07]

Best action movie all time.

[@T--su1ur]

It Is the best of all time

[@wunathan8895]

Huge respect to Dr.Dyson, he only wanted the greater good for humanity, and had the heart and courage to destroy his life’s work in the blink of an eye. Even gave up his life to it.

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

Without his side-plot this movie would be thin as toilet paper

[@floatinggoose9197]

This should have been the end of the series, to make it all have impact and consequences. They bring back so many movies the original story never even mattered

[@brian-vz5hz]

If the T800 never cut his artificial skin off to show his metal skeleton arm to Dyson, Dyson would have never been convinced. That scene of shock and reality is why Dyson becomes a hero.

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

​@@floatinggoose9197the original 2 movies do matter but t3 onwards doesn't matter

[@jessekafka2966]

@@dwaynethemineraljohnson412 Literally what he just said lol

[@GutRot1113]

I love it when you see the T800 at the end when talking about the detonator he makes a little click sound after handing over the detonator. It goes to show you how "human" he's gotten by this time of the movie after they unlock his learning ability.

[@Zaloomination]

Cool!

[@mysticalmagic9259]

@@larrythorn6265 Can a carbon based lifeform ever be sentient? The universe says yes, so why not silicone?

[@steliannikolov4163]

@@larrythorn6265 once they tought people will never fly ...

[@kalbininkas]

It's what John is teaching him when Sarah has her internal monologue about fatherhood.

[@mirabilis]

@@larrythorn6265 We don't know that.

[@RMJ1984]

This is what makes Terminators so awesome. They try and act human and succeed on a superficial level. But they are direct and brutal in their problem solving. A door is locked? well lets blow it up.

[@Virtuous_Raven]

Many humans would do the same thing if they had explosives.

[@Seeker-wq8jc]

Nobody: Terminator: "DOOR CAN'T BE LOCKED IF THERE IS NO DOOR." To be fair, you've got to give the T-800 credit. Sometimes, brute force really is the simplest solution. Terminators are direct and to the point. Coldly, calculatedly so. It's the best and worst thing about them.

[@LarryMulk]

That's certainly part of the truth but I also think that the T-800 knew that they were in a hurry to destroy Skynet and especially before the T-1000 found out about it, because I think the T-800 knows that the T-1000 will find out where they are sooner or later.

[@soccerguy2433]

Oh the breathing aperatus box..m ill just rip it open instead of using the door

[@blodsteelangel]

There’s no way into that room that were right next to no problem I’ll go through the wall

[@TemperedMedia]

The emotions Dyson experienced were well portrayed Joe Morton. It's visceral; he was a genius who by all rights was about to usher in a new era of mankind. He dedicated his life to a goal he knew he could attain and did so with nothing but benevolence in mind. But when he discovers the truth, that his invention would destroy humanity, he not only gives up his pursuit but dedicated the rest of his existence to purging his invention from history forever. The vehemence with which he smashed that model to pieces, the desire to overcome all his fears to see to it himself, show how deeply committed the doctor was to the benefit of humanity. While he was on the cusp of giving up it was only due to his fear overriding his ability to think and adapt to the roadblock. A few words and a look from Sarah were enough to remind him of the gravity of the situation, and the necessity to destroy Cyberdyne.

[@MasteroChieftan]

Excellent write up on the character.

[@sweetcandysugaarmy8480]

Plot twist: Sarah, John and the T800 are professional actors sent by Elon Musk to convince Dyson to destroy Cyberdyne Systems, so that Tesla will have no rivals in the industry. 😂😂😂

[@TemperedMedia]

@@sweetcandysugaarmy8480 Alternate universe plot twist: Emboldened by Dyson's death, Google and Amazon send their own back in time to fight over the remains of T800 that always ends up being left behind because, you know, plot reasons

[@TemperedMedia]

@@MasteroChieftan Thank you

[@Official_Cyberwolf_Ledgic]

@@TemperedMedia 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yea that’s right!. I mean uncle bob did leave a piece of himself in that factory 🏭 in Terminator 2 -> leads onto Dark Fate

[@Rapscallion2009]

I love how polite and courteous Dyson is "Excuse me, excuse me... could I borrow that?".

[@Joey29455]

PUT THIS ON

[@michaellam2508]

He forgot to say 'please', but at least he got what he needed!

[@alphaxan8175]

And then he’s like “It took me years to make this” yeah well it also took you 3 seconds to destroy it 😂😂😂

[@jonathanlimjun6238]

Permission

[@youtert]

Are you gonna make demands to a Terminator?

[@bc1sjw]

The scene that directly follows this with Arnie at the window taking on the cops is awesome. 'You can't kill anybody' 'Trust me'

[@TalkingHands308]

Actually John says "Hey wait, you swore!" then the T-800 turns around and says "Trust me."

[@sweetcandysugaarmy8480]

Honestly, the cops are here with the intention to shoot to KILL John and his team if they failed to arrest them. In this situation, it is justified for the T800 to KILL all the cops present. Even if he spares their lives, the Government still sees Sarah and John as dangerous terrorists and will send in reinforcements to kill them.

[@TalkingHands308]

@@sweetcandysugaarmy8480 I think it's funny that even a killer robot can learn the value of human life and you can't, lol. Those cops are acting under incomplete knowledge based on what they thought was their last encounter with this "person" (T-800) not knowing he's not the same one that murdered all of those people in the past... So yes, let's just kill a bunch of cops for that and reinforce those thoughts... 🤣🤣

[@TalkingHands308]

@@lopanreturns7085 I don't think so, because the T-800 by that time isn't simply following orders but doesn't WANT to kill any innocent humans. When he tells John to trust him, he smiles, showing that he's totally ok with not killing any of the cops. And at the end he willingly sacrifices himself for the sake of saving human lives. So even from the T-800's point of view that's not correct. But the person I was replying to was speaking of his/her own opinion though, he/she refers to the T-800 in third person...

[@u.v.s.5583]

@@TalkingHands308 "I lied." (Proceeds to mow down all the police)

[@Colin_]

I will never get tired of this movie. The best Terminator film by far and also one of the greatest sequels of all time. The effects still hold up today.

[@GuitarGangsterArmi]

It’s the GOAT sequel

[@vegetaking1272]

@@GuitarGangsterArmi Nuthin has beaten it yet so you’re 110% correct💯💯💯

[@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg]

It's a great sequel because it was it's own movie. It wasn't trying to rehash the original or play on nostalgia. It completely stands on its own.

[@NVNNN]

Why? Why did you go on the internet today to make this comment?

[@1986Unlimited]

@@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg Well put. Too bad many directors out there don't understand this and botch sequels.

[@BigFella117]

This movie still holds up to this day It will forever the best movie of all time

[@T--su1ur]

Wrong, It is the best

[@BigFella117]

@@T--su1ur yes sir. Sorry sir

[@T--su1ur]

@@BigFella117 :I

[@mrb.5610]

The big disc storage drives date it - but that's about it !

[@TalkingHands308]

Hell yah. I've watched this movie literally over 100 times and still never get tired of it.

[@tempota7792]

A moment of pure rage from a mellow fellow. At how much of his past life he is about to destroy. At how foolishly naive he had been. Even after these sudden turns of events, he still never hesitated. Without any exposition dump, they established why and how Dyson achieved his position in Cyberdyne. Amazing.

[@beesmongeese2978]

The distinct blue color grading really set that movie apart, aside from everything else that made it great.

[@johnmcternan4157]

The colour grading of this remaster is off in day scenes, everything is tinted green and doesn't have that iconic warm sunburnt California look, it's OK in these scenes though.

[@commanderkeen3787]

A lot of this so-called "grading" was done on set through strategic lighting. Modern day digital films are lazy, everything is corrected post production. These older celluloid films required precise lighting on set to capture the right feel. Compare this film to the worst films of 1991 and you'll see the difference between a good cinematographer and a bad one

[@gregmirtenns9430]

I agree. 👍 PS. 123rd like!

[@creepyzebra]

@@commanderkeen3787 It's also due whether the film stock was Daylight or Tungsten balanced.

[@mentlinc]

@@commanderkeen3787 adding filters (color grading) later can bring down the quality of the original film. Way better to use practical lighting as much as possible

[@Squicx]

I always used to love this scene here 2:12 mainly because it's pretty much the only time we see Miles properly interact with his creation. Essentially this is Miles asking his work, the result of his work for the axe the T-800 has to destroy the processing unit which gave life to the apocalypse and everything in it. Just that simple dynamic between humans and its creation

[@ifpalfaisaldokurniawan7530]

FAKEYOU

[@ifpalfaisaldokurniawan7530]

KoWeKaNGAMPaNG

[@ThePhantomPhanto]

That background score was, is and forever will be absolute genius!

[@scottm8292]

What's the name of the track?

[@REDSOX-1]

Imagine how boring movies would B without....M U S I C....F it....Imagine how boring LIFE would B without M U S I C....

[@visionist7]

@@REDSOX-1 and yet too many films are full of crap music and would work miles better without

[@stylishboy004]

Brad Fiedel did an absolutely amazing job with the Film's score. No doubt!

[@thengakola]

It’s baffling how Brad Fiedel hasn’t done tonnes of soundtracks. Terminator and True Lies are bonafide classic scores

[@Brandon-xp1ob]

James Cameron certainly knows how to set the tone and build up to a moment. None of the sequels even comes comes close

[@GuitarGangsterArmi]

T3 is AWFUL

[@haljordanwithm6077]

@@GuitarGangsterArmi Nothing like that. Terminator 3, compared to T5 and T6 looks like a normal movie.

[@83julio15]

And James Cameron kill his own creation

[@vietnameeseguy]

James Cameron was cool with them killing off John in the opening credits. He’ll ruin Avatar with its sequels. Just watch lol

[@83julio15]

@@GuitarGangsterArmi watch t6 dark fail and write again

[@grimmer2005]

One of the best movie music scores ever made, perfectly matched with the movie too

[@lennymosca9099]

Yeah I love the soundtrack in this movie definitely beautiful

[@giuseppeianniello1998]

I’m truly shocked that Schwarzenegger, Hamilton, Furlong, Patrick and Morton are not nominated for an Oscar. These are OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES!

[@bargainhuntbricks420]

Oscars don't like popcorn movies.

[@nick56677]

Oscar's don't make anything more relevant. Just an award handed out by a bunch of elites in one big circle-jerk. It's what the consumer thinks.

[@V2011F]

or horror movies, the only one to ever get one is Jaws, Star Wars got nominated for a bunch back in the day yet with each new movie fewer if any awards were handed out to the movies.

[@srujan00]

You really think these are Oscar performances? If any Terminator movie performances, Michael Biehn in the first movie was best. Linda Hamilton played a convincing pissed off person - but I wouldn't give that an award. James Cameron came close to getting Sigurney Weaver and Kate Winslet awards. Weaver should've won for Aliens - but they gave the award to a deaf actress instead.

[@fluffyisyermom7631]

Oscars have no meaning, well at least the ones they give out now. And if they didn't recognize this movie for the triumph it was. Then they had no credibility back then either or in the 70s when jaws came out. The guy who narrated the shark attacks at the Indianapolis is legend

[@j.m.5744]

T2 30 years ago and is still one of the best action movies ever made. A classic.

[@starsiren9592]

This movie and Aliens are probably the best sequels ever made.

[@richroyer4679]

Don’t forget GF2

[@Leondrius]

I'll add Mad Max 2 to that list.

[@_Atreides_]

And I'm gonna add The Dark Knight

[@itsMrNoble]

You’re the best sequel ever made, mate, if anyone is…

[@byrondouglasdean]

Add Empire Strikes Back as well

[@all_22_films]

These first two movies miss nothing. :25 seconds, the sound of the air being sucked out from the blast. Never heard that before in a film during an interior explosion or blast. Really unique movies.

[@plummet3860]

Its a climate controlled computer lab thats why

[@Chris11249]

Never remember hearing that! Must be remastered, or just didn't notice it. Thanks for mentioning.

[@indigohammer5732]

They missed the fact that the round wouldn’t have travelled far enough to arm, but it did! They missed the fact that the 30 grams of high explosives in it wouldn’t have made a noise like the firebombing of Hamburg.

[@ThatZenoGuy]

@@indigohammer5732 About time somebody notes how 40mm HE aren't very big of a boom.

[@itsatry]

This movie is an all time classic. End of story.

[@Legion563]

Nearly all the visual in this film still hold up to this day if not surpass a lot of movies nowadays....soo fkn good!

[@David-nd4to]

Cos they’re not about telling a story or telling it well anymore, its more how much money can we make

[@elad-hadad55]

Yep and it only cost 100 million to make

[@doltBmB]

Because back then making effects was hard and costly, so you had to really pick and choose which effects to make and make sure they looked good. Nowadays they just do everything in some vfx animation sweatshop that has so much work to do they can't possibly make it to that same standard.

[@jeremynavarijo5746]

Way ahead of its time. But then again it is james cameron

[@markdinsdale4869]

What I love so much about this film is even in the exposition it never feels plodding or a slog. Even when they're moving the plot forward the dialogue always gives you more character or pushes the story forward. There's no fat or filler on this film and it's always thrilling. Probably the best action film ever made.

[@thenewadventuresofhenry6998]

I like how they included Miles destroying the processor. Like he was taking responsibility.

[@-Vitalis-]

I'm not a professional musician (more like an amateur) but the sequence that starts at 2:52 and so on... is brilliant. Can't stop replaying it. It's poetry in motion, like two gears grinding in perfect adjustement. The musical background is thrilling, engaging and give us a warning of the caothic consequences that will be unleashed. A very warm music, full of desire to live even through the hardest of conflicts and at the same time... artificial, intricate, robotic, a reminder of the futile ways of modern civilization. Urban decay mixed with a spark of hope. Gotta love this kind of film scores. I believe Cameron will be forever in debt with Fiedel. Thanks both for this timeless work of art.

[@oholm09]

Im self taught musician but not a gig

[@jojofarami1011]

U know the item

[@michaelsims1160]

What? It’s incidental passing music. That’s like calling a car commercial great art.

[@ifpalfaisaldokurniawan7530]

MOSCOV

[@Johnny_Savage]

In that sequence, I think the visuals are the most brilliant part. The way Cameron builds up the police arrival and preparation

[@GranTruismo4head]

“How do we set them off?” “Remote control. CLICK!” “Piece of cake… we got company” “Police?” “How many?” “All of them I think?” “Go, I’ll finish here” “I’ll take care of the police” “HEY WAIT YOU SWORE!!” “Trust me…”

[@owlface5023]

I love the cops with shotguns pointed up at the roof. They’re a little confused but they got the spirit.

[@blt4life112]

The beautiful lighting in this movie is what makes it a classic sci-fi for me.

[@MaheshWalatara]

Because of old masterpieces like this modern movies will forever be a letdown.

[@donnadaniels4756]

That’s just because ur a wannabe nostalgia fanboy who doesn’t wanna give new things a chance

[@BeastEmerald_Editzzz]

​@@donnadaniels4756true

[@deadchannel726]

​@@donnadaniels4756dude really. Modern movie sucks.

[@southlondon86]

@@donnadaniels4756New films SUCK. We’ve given them a chance and they are utter crap.

[@MedalionDS9]

How is this movie from 1991 so damned timeless, amazing

[@uuuultra]

Cameron

[@jakubkrcma]

This level of pure cinematography will be applauded 100 years from now.❤

[@Luka23567]

This world won’t exist 100 years from now

[@southlondon86]

@@Luka23567why sir?

[@portillo64ify]

Im just glad this was the last terminator movie and no other sequels followed and you cant tell me otherwise

[@josephwintrich7294]

Yeah this still holds up, this goes back to a time when movies were theatrical and choreographed very well if not expertly.

[@leepingtan7443]

Terminator 2 was hands down as one of the most spectacular and inspired sci-fi action movies in cinematic history. Terminator franchise ended with T2, forever timeless and iconic, a truly masterpiece.

[@TheProPilot]

I think you meant to say prophetic 💀

[@slain-xe8hb]

Stop "one of' and especial when u type hands down 👀

[@enginerunsable]

My childhood. Made me want my own destructive robot.

[@LukeLovesRose]

Arguably the best action movie ever made. If there was no T2, we wouldnt have The Matrix and without that, we wouldnt have all of the comic book movies today. And this movie still looks and feels fresher than most movies in the last 20 years.

[@RockyVegaTV]

One of the films that shaped my childhood. It's a perfect testament to Cameron's genius.

[@Yuzoboy]

4:16 - I've watched this movie a million times and NEVER noticed the click the Terminator makes when he hands Myles the detonator! This shows the Terminator was learning different things or must have already had instructions on how to do this.

[@combinecommando001]

He's definitely learned it. At that point he was actively learning little subtle quirks that humans do. At the start of the scene when he says "Let me try mine". Normally he would simply have told them to get out of the way but here he makes a quip that implies what he's about to do and they just get it.

[@ronmb81]

I remember being asked at 12 years old in 1993, what was your best movie you have watched, and my answer was T2... and till this day, it still is

[@Legend64Project]

I’ve basically been watching the whole movie on YT at this point. Each scene just sucks you in and you have to watch more.

[@jpdaygame_8780]

"been there, done that!

[@jermainecharles6116]

Ahhh yes Arnie in his prime, this scene is filled with badassery.

[@BigJoe5.0]

One of the best movies of all time! Movies back then were so much better. I'm 33 years old and would rather watch older movies.

[@kagemaru259]

This is where Terminator ended.

[@bigbleeg]

the T-1000 has to be one of the scariest antagonists of all time. Emotionless, calculated, unstoppable, deceiving. You get this bone chilling feeling every time he shows up, even for just a few seconds.

[@andystevenson5067]

Look at the size of those discs!! That data could fit on a needle head now. Insane.

[@supergv2235]

Action movies being released today can't touch anything close to this film. Timeless!

[@Aggression-hc3yp]

This movie is among the rare few that were ahead of its time. It still is.

[@DescartesRenegade]

Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park. Top two of my favorites.

[@MattSkerry1993]

I love that pop sound of the grenade launcher so satisfying lol

[@vkaran111]

1:07 They've picturized this scene brilliantly in such a way so as to create a feeling of terror among the audience in the theatre that T-1000 has also entered the cyberdyne building just right behind Connor & T-800 💀🔥

[@henrikhyrup3995]

No, T-1000 is at Dyson's house there.

[@PlarthOS]

@@henrikhyrup3995 Yeah he knows, he's saying that the way the scene is shot (with the fire and the blue fog) tricks the audience into thinking the T-1000 is in the Cyberdyne building right behind the group.

[@azj_]

*When the world need him the most he return*

[@michaellam2508]

2:32 _"I worked a lot of years on this thing.... AAAAARRRRGH!!"_ That part just made me giggle. 😂

[@zac3194]

How does everyone comment with a smaller font size? Is that only on PC or something

[@michaellam2508]

@@zac3194 use _ for the beginning and ending of each sentence for _italics._ Same with * for *bold.*

[@Johnny_Serenity]

I feel like during his time working in that there were times when he struggled with it and probably got frustrated so when he got the fire axe he let out that small yell to express his anger and let it all out lol

[@aeroevans9987]

_test_ *test*

[@homiixide]

That’s pretty much how I always end my Minecraft worlds. By destroying or blowing everything I build up.

[@pratikdas136]

Best action film ever made in human history

[@singletona082]

The moment where dyson smashes in the thing he had worked on. People rightly point out how he had instantly dedicated himself to erasing what he had worked for years on because he learned the horror it would bring. A deleted scene shows in more detail what that Thing cost him. his family. They never had talks of divorce, but how much he missed out because he had let himself think what he was working on would be a net good for everyone. that was the rage of a father that missed his kid's ball games and so many other moments in his son's young life.

[@Gmny701]

This is a masterpiece!!!

[@lennymosca9099]

This movie is a hands-down masterpiece the music score attention and here's something interested in the Santa Monica freeway Chase stuntman actually flew the helicopter underneath the bridge for that scene was actually fantastic this is why this movie is a classic and always will be a standard test of time and on top of that for those who wish to know and probably already do industrial Light & Magic fly the special effects for the movie

[@Gmny701]

@@lennymosca9099 yeah

[@tylertilwick6852]

Every single actor in this film was spectacular! Whoever casted this film deserves an award of some kind!!

[@themoviestarmoviedirector3482]

Not only is this movie a Classic! But The Fans… leaving a comment in Tribute to it a Classic. There willl never be another!

[@siyabongasikhakhane7707]

"Easy money" gave me chills...that's what he used to say when he and his friend were robbing ATMs

[@animequeendrawer]

It’s amazing of what movies we got away with in rated-R movies back in the 90’s.

[@Groza_Dallocort]

People was not as sensitive back then

[@mr.classicragememerook96]

​@@Groza_DallocortTrue dat.

[@aciel-tv]

watched t2 at least 20 times, till date. Its still the best terminator film, with effects that is still modern even till now. a true classic.

[@Blackbird0098]

When you realise the cops and SWAT team aren’t there for Sarah but the T-800 that they think is responsible for the 30 dead cops from the first movie

[@Malysitos]

Man, this film… one of the rare instances where the sequel is equal to or surpasses the first work

[@nereo051184]

Alien and aliens

[@michaelharrisjr]

​@@nereo051184and what makes it better Aliens and Terminator 1 & 2 are directed by the legendary James Cameron

[@Ben82077]

Terminator: Then let me try mine. (Destroys the door) Dyson: …Subtle.

[@sweetcandysugaarmy8480]

When I first saw this scene, I was thinking :" Isn't the T800 strong enough to just kick down the door? Why waste an explosive shell?"

[@javaman7199]

The direct approach

[@spiritofalaska]

the movie that motivated me as a child to become a bodybuilder

[@WernerKlorand]

I've watched about 10 TII clips now and I am starting to realise that there is not one scene in this film that is less than legendary. Compiling a list of the best scenes in chronological order would let you end up watching the whole movie.

[@The_Fitz]

Dear god… the clarity…

[@Luke17-10ministry]

"Police?" "How many?" "All of them I think."

[@Somegoy]

I'm so glad I have a double DVD set of the first movie and this one too. I'll never get rid of it or a player for them ever.

[@Crasher1982]

Hostalavista, baby. This movie will always be in history as one of the greatest action movies.

[@chickychrissy9405]

Awesome movie... this was the last terminator movie... not those money grabbers... arnold getting older so they needed to make an excuse why he looked older as each new movie came out. This movie never gets boring to watch.

[@ivanivez7456]

Dark Fate was really good in my opinion. The true sequel to Judgment Day

[@zac3194]

@@ivanivez7456 You're joking right? I don't get how that film got 70% Tomatoe rating. I've seen so many comments on KZbin saying that they hated it. The main thing about it that ruined everything was killing John at the start and then adding someone new that needs saving. Arnold's always the main protector in the Franchise but he didn't appear till like halfway through the movie. Most the film is just action too. The guy who did the Rev-9 was alright but not as good as Robbert Patrick did in this.

[@ivanivez7456]

@@zac3194 I agree what what you’re saying. However is the best sequel after Judgment Day

[@steliannikolov4163]

@@ivanivez7456 Judgement day does not have a sequel! It have a prequel in Salvation. Tim Miller can take that Dark shit and shove it back where it belongs!

[@therealbosstopob4l974]

@@ivanivez7456 I think salvation is number 3

[@TheAaronmcmahon11]

When miles is gasping for air to stay alive that really hit me hard when I was younger. I hadn't seen anything like that before.

[@thesurge242]

I love how Cameron cuts to his face once more being the door is blown off by his grenade launcher, as if to concentrate on his lack of emotion being a cyborg, which ironically makes the terminator even cooler.

[@kylerosen5964]

Never gets old. When humans are gone, this is what they will watch.

[@TheHappyKamper]

My favourite movie as a kid. I had a VHS copy I recorded from TV, and watched it every weekend for as long as I can remember.

[@joemag22]

Always loved the music that kicks in at 2:38 when all the police arrive. Such a good scene.

[@ВиталийАндреев-о3щ]

The best movie for all times, Schwarzenegger and all these actors are great too! 👍👍👍

[@Omniblade_Gaming]

Directors cut just adds to the movie

[@codpro627]

Best action movie ever.

[@Aurik-Kal-Durin]

The golden age of cinema. Back when the cast and crew had real love and passion for their work, and sought to entertain their audiences; they weren't in it just to make money, or to lecture us on politics, or to tick those diversity boxes. It was entertainment at it's purest. Even the movies people like to dunk on from this era, like _Terminator 3,_ the 2nd and 3rd _Jurassic Park_ movies, and even the _Star Wars_ prequels, were infinitely better than the vast majority of movies put out by Hollywood today.

[@trevorjames4619]

Would you say this movie ticked a diversity box by having a black actor!

[@curruptedJimbo]

Now that I think about it, pretty sure The terminator could have made his own door by walking through the wall, or lightly squeezing the lock.

[@jaylenharris4780]

One of the best sequels & movies in cinema history

[@nx3407]

1:08 epic villain entrance 😨

[@nx3407]

with badass sound track

[@-Vitalis-]

The music just makes it even more intimidating. It's magic.

[@Zaloomination]

The lighting, the fog, the flames in foreground and reflected on eyeglasses...perfection!

[@darrylerasmus9297]

it seems to me, movies these days will never reach this great, never ever

[@benjyharris1244]

3:16 you can see the camera mans helicopter light shining there... 😂

[@ladiesgentswegothim]

Good guy Miles Dyson. Sacrificed his life to save billions.

[@tomahzo]

And yet, in T3 the war comes regardless of what happened in T2. Which is why we don't talk about T3 ;D.

[@StreetsleeperUK]

Just a perfect movie

[@rinihogewoning6528]

"Let me try mine" = my favorite line in this movie.

[@weho_brian]

0:24 Arnold such a great actor, look at how professional he is

[@Joey29455]

PUT THIS ON

[@darthjump]

Miles Dyson is the greatest supporting character and Joe Morton did a phenomenal job.

[@dusttalking6871]

You’re not even permitted to watch an entire clip of anything anymore. A stupid commercial always ends your viewing experience. What a rip off KZbin has become.

[@lukecwolf]

Fr. I watch exclusively with firefox with add ons to skip those ads. I avoid the app or website whenever possible

[@nickolasstrudwick7232]

This has to be like the nth time I've seen this scene in this masterpiece of a movie in my life. I just realized now though that it's kind of odd how he explains the detonator to Dyson. Very human, too human. Yeah John just taught him how to mimic layman human interactions and speech patterns. But all those interactions all the way up to making the click noise with his mouth seemed pretty damn sophisticated.

[@blazerocker1734]

Ever notice how the dispatcher gives two different addresses to Cyberdyne? 2144 Kramer and a minute and seven seconds later it's 2111 Kramer. Not sure if it's a mistake or the dispatcher is just spreading out coverage for multiple units so they cover the whole plot of land.

[@dvader3000]

T2 a true masterpiece.

[@dnajournal4321]

The effects hold up well because everything was real when possible. They used a real terminator for these scenes!

[@wyldelf2685]

"Surrounded by cops" , , ," How many ?" , , ,"All of em , I think" ,😂😂

[@marklynch1305]

They can stand near the gas but need suits to walk in lol

[@stephenkissane4268]

The t 1000 seeing the paper holding information burn that would create him eventually is amazing

[@kawhileopard2174]

Was really heartbreaking when Myles died..

[@OmegaWolf747]

This wasn't a movie; it was a cultural phenomenon and once in a lifetime experience.

[@alessiocataldi2434]

0:23 back in time when CGI was just a second choice

[@billbates5475]

This flick was ahead of its time.