Exclusive Bloopers & Gag Reel 'TERMINATOR 2' Behind The Scenes

[@natalie2070]

The best part about watching this is seeing the people working on one of the most epic movies of my childhood having such a good time while taking pride in their craft.

[@EyePropsStudios]

Also had their full concentration. No cellphones or social media to distract them.

[@EyePropsStudios]

​@bruceehitpar5867 True. People were more invested in their craft back then. Now studios end up with artists that want to do everything, and whose interests have to be so watered down with internet politics that they keep second guessing themselves.

[@hrdknox2000]

No! It's terrifying to see that this has, indeed, become our destiny. Drone warfare, etc.

[@jakerazmataz852]

And having no idea how big it was going to be. Hoping, but not knowing.

[@hamsterdiving7593]

And that pride was born from actually, physically, building the sets, props, special effects, really blowing things up, going on location -- all tangible human -created things, instead of everything being created via AI, CGI, and filmed on an empty soundstage with nothing more than giant green screens... Personally, I blame George Lucas He sold out to the digital technology in 1999 with The Phantom Menace, setting the precedent... He made a fortune for himself off his talented film crews' amazing innovations in the previous Star Wars movies; now he was putting them all out of work...

[@DaboooogA]

Looking back, this film was extremely well made and is a technical masterpiece.

[@jesustovar2549]

I know, most of the visuals holds up pretty well today.

[@JustinLodes]

T2 never gets outdated. It’s a classic movie that will be enjoyable 500 years from now and beyond

[@ApatheticPerson]

I think 500 years from now people are going to see the terminator irl@@JustinLodes

[@jp4361]

@@jesustovar2549 90% that movie visuals are better than average in new films.

[@asdasdasddgdgdfgdg]

For some reason the visuals of a lot of 90s movies hold up really damn well, including T2 of course.

[@KitTheMisfitToys]

My dad took me to see T2 in the theater as a kid. To this day it's my favorite movie of all time and the best day I ever had with my dad. I miss him

[@telengardforever7783]

The same thing happened when my father's sister took me to see Aliens as a kid (which she probably shouldn't have done). There are some movies that are just so good that you were glad you were lucky enough to see them when they were first released -- and were lucky enough to see that movie with a loved one before they left the earth.

[@ChrisG3253032]

Sadly I never saw it at the theatre, but my dad rented it as the new release vhs. Same weekend we also watched Total Recall and Childs Play. T1 & T2 are my absolute favorite.

[@STOCKHOLM07]

The stunt doubles deserve so much credit.

[@jerryfinger8659]

Like the person driving the oil truck and going a 180 in it.

[@sproutpits]

In the final scenes of the movie, Linda Hamilton's twin sister plays her doppelganger. You can see her at roughly the 7-minute mark of this video.

[@ulibarriL]

@@sproutpits I thought she was her stunt double. I never knew Linda had an identical twin sister. May she RIP. So very sad.

[@suur-turku7806]

They're worth as much as they're paid. If you're not confident enough to demand more pay, that's it.

[@adambane1719]

Yes, and they got it !!

[@illuviium]

So many props So many set ups So many lights and equipment So many schematics for every part So much detail in the wardrobe, the theme of the movie , the direction. So many people that have to get paid. This movie was , is and wil always be a massive success

[@mocayisdaman]

this movie is PERFECT in every single detail, one of the best movies ever made.

[@eaom4038]

Forever…

[@mariano_Javier]

La mejor de todos los tiempos.. alucinante .

[@invisiblerevolution]

New found RESPECT for the director...... who has to see it all within his MIND.

[@nickgordon5329]

And 0 boring greenscreens for the actors! Its so great to see them all laugh together

[@rafraf_ytaccnt]

T2 and Aliens are the two best sequels ever made and James Cameron both made it.

[@Shimbob1983]

Definitely.and the road warrior aswell

[@adriannavarro2536]

10000% nothing touches or will ever touch how good those two movies are.

[@ZeonEons]

Without a doubt

[@capndallas4918]

​@Shimbob1983 err, no. Road warrior is just a bunch of guys in drag hanging around in the desert. I hate sand. It's rough and it's coarse and it gets everywhere.

[@iderbolis]

I'd put the first as Empire Strikes Back, then the two you mentioned.

[@scoopicman]

Saw this opening day and was just floored. One of my most rewatchable movies. Great script, pace, action, music, etc. Arnold was in his prime. Linda was amazing. Edward knocked it out of the park in his first ever acting role. Robert Patrick was perfect as the T-1000. The effects and stunt work are smashing. Hard to think of another movie that bests this.

[@defiverr4697]

Have seen it over 150 times. The greatest.

[@deniseclaeys8295]

The arcade game is great, too!

[@Imperialmusicfan]

Completely agree. Had the great pleasure of catching a 3D Imax screening a few years back and it was just amazing, even though I had seen it a few dozen times by that point.

[@toddaulner5393]

My ex and my best friend stood in line for an hour and a half and still had to sit split up. It was so awesome!

[@adambane1719]

Plus GnR's awesome soundtrack !!

[@Colin_]

That "I order you not to go!" bit at the end still hits the feels all these years later.

[@ProducerTiagoMendes]

Still makes me cry even today. Its something incredible. Even movies like dramas dont. I think only gladiator make me cry to!

[@alexeilindes7507]

So deep in anal prostate liek Lou farigno

[@perfectsoulmates2023]

@@ProducerTiagoMendes Maximus ... "ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED !!?" ... "he was a soldier of Rome" ... "now you are free" ...

[@AlexTTzer0]

It's a touching moment for sure but... should the Terminator actually listen to his command? Also, just before that, when the T-800 says "I need a vacation", it's ultra funny, but how is an endoskeleton cybernetic humanism crack such a joke? I guess if you are Arnold you kinda bend the rules in all universes :P

[@Colin_]

@@AlexTTzer0 in the special edition they show that they have to flick a switch in his chip for him to 'learn' how to become human.

[@bananian]

I just admire Linda Hamilton's dedication to the role. Such an underrated actor.

[@LarsWalker-xo2jn]

I am interested to see what she'll bring to Stranger Things!

[@knives5964]

One of the most talented and private celebs out there

[@Jil8840]

What happened to her????

[@LarsWalker-xo2jn]

@@Jil8840 did you forget about Terminator Dark Fate in 2019?

[@Traveller69]

Let's face it, you're just here to call another Actress who for decades never knew they should be offended by that, an Actor just to get your Woke rocks off. Well done you. 👍🏼👏🏼

[@phnmnl48]

This movie is so good. 30+ years later it still holds up

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@chauffeurmarco]

I agree totally. But I have seen it for times and that is enough for me. I probably wont see it before 30 years from now.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@chauffeurmarco спасибо за украину

[@chauffeurmarco]

@@Kai-ew3zi je ne parle pas ta langue. I don’t speak your language

[@chauffeurmarco]

@@Kai-ew3zi Я не говорил про Украину, но добро пожаловать.

[@APR702]

Who else thinks this is the greatest action movie of all time

[@Smartzenegger]

Who is "Who Else"? :P

[@saviourphiri9841]

Just you

[@smoked9385]

It is

[@Roog-i2i]

Love this movie but Die Hard is my favorite action movie

[@PhilMante]

It's a candidate. The 80's and 90's were full of cinematic artwork.

[@J.Lee-xv6wb]

Linda Hamillton's face is euphoric.

[@tourproven]

I still can't wrap my head around how any movie gets completed... so much work and so many people collaborating.

[@missbritishchick]

It's a shame the behind the scenes crew don't get as much credit or money. They are the ones who make the movie what it is. ❤

[@milosstojanovic4623]

@@missbritishchick In this movie and other similar with lots of practical effects, props, and here particularly robotics department, probably that robotics department was really expensive, because it was basically beginning of major robotics development.

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

It's a matter of money, if you have the money you get the movie done.

[@TheFlyingZulu]

Like anything else that is time consuming or complicated... one step at a time.

[@roberttruman8444]

I still love the film, and I've worked on feature films and like you I am amazed that films like this actually get done. Films like that need a certain kind of person at the helm otherwise they simply don't happen. A taskmaster who doesn't require sleep, with a single directive, and zero fucks to give is litterally their best hope. Ironically James Cameron actully has quite a lot in common with the Terminator and you could argue that the terminator character was part autobiographical. I doubt Cameron himself would argue with that.

[@rhyswong8976]

When I was a kid I worship this movie, I even have the original tapes and posters my dad got me for my birthday. The golden age of movies and I'm glad to grow up with it.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@adriannavarro2536]

awesome that you have those memories. i still worship this movie

[@paulrandig]

This half second at 4:04 when Linda fires the big gun and smiles "Yeah!" gets me every time.

[@captmurdock]

Arnold teaching Linda how to "flex" in everyday situations is gold.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@deniseherud]

i swear that was a SNL skit at one point😂 I 💗 Arnie 😂

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@dalmienpichardo1099 спасибо за украину

[@rafallan1]

Would have loved to seen her flexing more!

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@rafallan1 thank you for supporting Ukraine

[@SocraticMutt]

The funniest part was Arnold's indifference to smacking the kid in the head with the'shotgun. 😂

[@carllavery4442]

He'll live

[@vodkarocket1]

I think he was JUST realizing what happened when it cut off-more to the point is how tough ed furlong was, he took that silently, and then shook it off. It was accidental, after all. Ed furlong has had nothing but good stuff to say about James Cameron and Arnold since….

[@Smartzenegger]

It's just living tissue over carbon endo skeleton!

[@SocraticMutt]

@@Smartzenegger LOL, that was funny.

[@SoundsToBlowYourMind]

You can't go around bashing people over the head with a shot gun OK ? WHY ? Cause, You just can't!

[@smaragd_]

It's amazing to be able to see this so many years later. Thank you.

[@deniseherud]

Linda Hamilton was absolutely amazing💗 The drastic overhaul from the first movie was an astounding change. It's a real talent to be able to act both those extremes so well--crying and running away in the first one and in the second one, blowing things up and going toe to toe with the T-1000. This movie will always be a masterpiece imo

[@milosstojanovic4623]

Yeah, Linda was amazing, such a great role.

[@davidhornbeck1470]

One of the better sequels

[@winterbas8927]

Yep, excellent character development and growth by the writers and commitment by the actor to bring that to life.

[@jak71113]

And all done without the “I am woman, hear me roar” that we see in today’s films. We all understood that she was stronger than the last film (no pun), without the need to express it in a backbreaking way.

[@Slashygirl66]

Agreed. I love this movie. It never gets old.

[@LiLgPnoy15]

90's had the best movies, 80's too, actually.

[@JustinLodes]

70’s too actually. Late 70’s were when movies really got more realistic practical effects and early CGI which gave us the classics like 1978 Superman and 1977 Star Wars etc etc.

[@MynameisDUmass]

Fuck yeah bud ❤❤❤

[@MynameisDUmass]

​@@JustinLodes70's mid 70's, 80's besides mad max, snake plissken or two lane blacktop, dirty Mary crazy Larry or vanishing point days was so bomb mid 90's was it for me beats these new Millennium movies lol

[@jonathanparle8429]

I think anything from the mid 60s through to the early 80s was best. By the early 60s they knew all the tricks to making big widescreen larger than life epic movies but without any CGI or greeen screens and only rudimentary front and rear projection, everything had to be done "for real" so to speak. As of today, no CGI that I have ever seen can even remotely compete with having to create the effect physically on the scene in the real world. Not even remotely close. To be honest most movies these days are about as exciting as a cut scene from a second rate video game and look about as realistic too.

[@punclalig1036]

2020 movies are propaganda woke crap

[@abrahamlopz0177]

It's crazy to see Linda Hamilton laughing and smiling so much 😂

[@a8f235]

I was 10, and had just lost my father 2 months prior to this. I skipped school and watched this movie three times in a row that day. It just spoke directly to me and it still does. I've lost count of how many times I've seen it now and to be honest I don't care. This is one of the greatest movies I know.

[@gustavoantoniosaraviasanto4897]

Lamento muchisimo la perdida de tu padre amigo,pero es verdad esta pelicula tambien la he visto muchisimas veces. Es genial.

[@empiresrikesfat]

my late mother loved this movie she was 78

[@Mir4yAll]

I turned 12 in 1991. It was the dark times back then in Russia, not as dark as today but still was. I remember it was a muddy spring season or the fall when my cousin and I were out to find something good to watch in a video salon as those places were called. The small room in a basement were full of people watching T2. I sat on the floor as there were no vacant seats. I was totally blown away. The movie was epic.

[@paperwizard5982]

i remember the only movie that came close to t2 in terms of audience reactions was blair witch. all the strangers sitting down and cheering for this movie makes me glad we were all old enough to have been there

[@alinka1776]

​@@paperwizard5982Ведьма это отстой же

[@lou7139]

Cameron: Hey, Arnold, can you get Linda shredded? Arnold: No, problemo.

[@Bruce_Wayne35]

Arnold's trainer, Vince Gironda, was probably the one who got her shredded.

[@Win7ermu7e]

@technooby220 Why, because she leaned out with a little bit of mass ? Completely doable natty especially with a personal chef, trainers, and time.

[@jamesswanson4303]

@@Win7ermu7eright on. Probably took 8 months tops. She was already fit and healthy.

[@don-music]

She was always muscular and cut

[@forevertj]

@technooby220 Only an idiot refers to steroids as gear.

[@michaelb.42112]

This entire film was put together in one single unassuming industrial office. It's still one of the best films ever made. James Cameron is so gifted. I can't imagine the stress of all that gear, crew, time schedule all being on you, which I guess add up to being a great director.

[@RandomnessTube.]

This was my fav movie as a kid I'm 40 now the amount of work that went into it is truly amazing we will never see this type of detail and skill ever again.

[@colinluckens9591]

Nowadays a quick buck and shoddiness rule.....

[@vinu3541]

Me too

[@productorabuenosaires572]

@@colinluckens9591 hoy no tomarian todo ese riesgo

[@NewStarConstellation]

There is a trend in doing it more and more the old fashioned ways as people tend to appreciate that like we all do here. But I agree, this amount is HUGE and has yet to be met or even topped.

[@MrT-bagger]

Edward Furlong's stunt double even sounds like him. 😂 I remember watching this in the theater when it came out. I'm the same age as Edward. Probably my favorite movie. It reminds me of the good old days, just being a teenager, having fun, no stress or worries.

[@jmac79ers]

Same here, it hit so hard back then, just as my brothers and I were on the brink of adulthood. What a masterpiece

[@jawarakf]

We can get his body double to play adult John Connor in Terminator 2029.

[@anonymousplanetfambly4598]

I was in college and, quite frankly...same.

[@ravurmovie]

I have the exact same feelings and emotions if it comes to this movie. Seen it in the cinema 1991 when i was a teenager.

[@Win7ermu7e]

Honestly I thought he almost ruined the movie. Watching his scenes multiple times (because the movie is that good) is unbearable.

[@davidmartin7163]

This was the best Terminator movie. Also one of my favorite movies ever. It was cool to see all the cast having a good time. Thank you for sharing

[@aldunlop4622]

I called in sick to work on opening day and watched it 3 times, fucking epic, nothing had ever been done like this movie before. Walked out mind blown. Starship Troopers did the same, I walked out after watching that and I still remember thinking "they can do ANYTHING now".

[@adambane1719]

Bots, sending this comment to your boss at the time, as we speak !

[@adambane1719]

Yeah bro.... Skynet is real !!! Jordan Peterson actually speaking in congress about it last week..... is absolutely frightening

[@aldunlop4622]

Haha, that was what, 30 years ago or more? I doubt my boss is still working lol.@@adambane1719

[@arielgimenez_95]

That analog way of doing things with real objects, without excessive computers, is what made it so good.

[@roninja6929]

Thing is this is when it started. It was the T1000 effects in this movie led to the flood of CGI in movies and where we are today. We lost the heart in blockbusters, they could have been so much more..

[@NewStarConstellation]

It's only one part of the puzzle that did make it so good, but I agree. Cameron does an outstanding job on planing and directing - a natural and a perfectionist, but friendly and accessible. Not to forget motivating people, keeping it fun, using talented actors and actresses. My God and Jesus, this movie still keeps me coming back after more that 30 years!

[@djackman4229]

It will come back.

[@chimpzchimpington2006]

​@@roninja6929Back when CGI was the icing on the cake instead of a crutch.

[@Kacpa2]

@@roninja6929 Matrix was probably one of last movies on the fringe, using CGI only when absolutely necessary, and comitting to tons of practicals everywhere else and still shot on film and that was only the end of hte same decade. Over next few years all movies lost the "film look" as everyone went to digital and grainless look in mid 2000s.

[@oregonxl]

love how you can see the crazy amount of work that made this a lasting movie.

[@commanderkeen3787]

Just look at how immaculately this film turned out, and compare it to similar big budget films of the early 90s, many of which don't hold up or you can see the seams starting to show. Every shot James Cameron wanted in this film, he ensured he got. The guy is a visionary and a perfectionist.

[@silencedmaxim5889]

was* Nowadays, not so much

[@defiverr4697]

@@silencedmaxim5889 not one person, one director, can or could make Avatar. Albeit, it's not as exciting as T2, it's still the grandest movie ever made, and the technology behind Avatar is groundbreaking. As much as I like T2 more than Avatar, still is the signature of the only, the only director in the world who could and has made it. Period. Nobody is Cameron, and no one comes close to Cameron, and no one will come close to Cameron in the future.

[@Alvin-1138]

​@silencedmaxim5889 Nowadays he has already made some of the most visionary/technical films. He's trying to break new ground, hats off to him.

[@thomasheitkamp7250]

You could cry that cameron and scott (like guns n roses and metallica) have lost their ability to create amazing shit.

[@gunsandpoker7432]

Too bad he’s a loony Ltard

[@costazero4607]

The emotions I had with this movie as a young child, I can't describe it! My all time favorite - god bless the whole crew!

[@chrisg9615]

Its because its a family movie. Arnold the father figure protector with the mom and the kid.

[@zenithperigee7442]

@costazero4607, takes me back to a fun childhood time with Family just like the first Terminator movie and other movies like RoboCop, Alien, Tron and so many more! Really miss my folks....

[@harrymills2770]

That T2000 was the stuff of nightmares.

[@Tfor2show]

Same here! It was the first movie that made me cry. Second grade. Been my favorite ever since!

[@user-hm2by1bu7x]

この映画、大ファンで100回以上観ました。 セリフも全部覚えたし、サラコナーになりたくてジムにも20年通った😂 堰き止めた川でジョンとターミーターが乗ってるバイクのシーン。 ターミーターが銃をくるりんぱしてしまう時、ジョンの頭ギリギリだった。 きっと、頭コツンのNGがあっただろうな？とずっ〜と考えてました。 このメーキング動画でやはりでしたね！

[@KK-nv4sj]

自分もT2が好きで何回も見てます。ターミネーター関係のゲームも好きでフォートナイトというバトルロイヤルゲームにT-800やシュワちゃん、サラがキャラとして使えるので固定キャラとして遊んでます。ご興味がありましたら一度遊んでみてください

[@bluewater82]

T2 was huge for my childhood. Never knew these reels existed. So awesome and thank you for sharing with us!

[@NitpickingNerd]

No problemo

[@bananian]

It was so good it traumatized me for a good while. Probably shouldn't have been watching it when I was 8. 😂

[@bluewater82]

@@bananian Right?! I saw it in the theaters when I was 9. I was super worried about nuclear wars after that. I remember my mom telling me it was ok as we left the theater. She said it wouldn't be like in the movie, we would have air raid sirens going off. I shit you not our air raid sirens went off not long after that. I was sitting in my 4th grade class and the siren starts wailing from the nearby air base. I guess it was for a tornado warning but for a few minutes of confusion in the classroom I was absolutely terrified thinking we were about to get nuked.

[@antonnym214]

One of the handful of sequels that did justice to the franchise. Well done!

[@Smartzenegger]

It's the first and one and only true sequel. All the others lost touch of the original energry. Cameron wrote T2 as it would be the end of the story... next thing he planned a Terminator 3 movie in 1995 for a 1998 release... but then Titanic came into Cameron's life... and everything changed.

[@Njbear7453]

One of very few sequels that may be better than the original

[@bomfirit75]

After so many years, i am still impressed from Linda Hamiltons "Every day Girl" look, to this badass female.

[@grandiosa86]

The dedication was something else back then. This is why I love older movies. They gave it all.

[@barryosullivan7763]

"Oh it's burning!" I love how cameron has no time to sugar coat it for the kids! You're burning alive. That's the scene. And cut!

[@Shanethefilmmaker]

It was the 90s. "It burns." Was already part of the children's vocabulary.

[@hell5309]

For how a lot of kids play pretend, he really doesn't need to.

[@KingEli]

They don't make masterpieces like that anymore.. T2 is arguably the best action movie ever made.

[@shezad6829]

Those FX studio effect has killed it ..u rite those were the days movies felt more real . Kind a strange but true

[@MrPutrifyingEagor]

The only film I have ever gone to the cinema watched, spent the evening in total misbelief, then gone back the next day and watched again!!! Still is in my opinion a masterpiece ! It's great to see it being made, thanks for posting this!

[@jonathanparle8429]

I watched this again for about the 6th time last night and it occurred to me just how good some of the minor characters are. The foster parents for example - great performances. And the cigar smoking, Harley-riding leather clothing benefactor - brilliant performance.

[@bst857]

Idk if you noticed, but the foster mother is the same actor as Vasquez from Aliens :D

[@FrietjeOorlog]

@@bst857And Titanic!

[@TucsonDude]

@@bst857 ..and not hispanic, but jewish.

[@aqacefan]

@@FrietjeOorlog For a while, I was starting to wonder if Jenette Goldstein had signed away her soul to James Cameron given how many of his movies she appeared in within ten years or so...

[@demonkoryu]

@@bst857 Duuuude!

[@boombyte8849]

1:32 Arnold still in a robot mode.

[@EIERDIEB79]

Ja😂😂

[@Haddley333]

It's the little things that I don't realize beforehand that add so much detail and life to this movie. For example: having someone off camera slowly pushing sand while they are in the bunker looking at weapons.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@Haddley333]

@@Kai-ew3zi I don't

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@Haddley333 спасибо что не поддерживаете кремлёвскую мафию

[@Smartzenegger]

It's like a dream... Mr. Sandman... give me a dream... :)

[@alkohallick2901]

Met Linda Hamilton once. She was a sweetheart. ❤

[@theroliyogi]

i would have hit on her, probably.

[@JoeSchmo-u1d]

Even now, she STILL kicks my backside. I've always had a thing for her.

[@Smartzenegger]

I always wondered... does she wear a Hamilton watch???

[@tr3vk4m]

@@Smartzenegger James Cameron always turns his camera on

[@tr3vk4m]

@@Smartzenegger Arnold Schwarzenegger always.. er, ok I got nothing.

[@SpaceMissile]

man, it is incredible just how much work goes into these. like, obviously it's a ton of work, but having to do _every single thing_ is just mind-blowing.

[@dallesamllhals9161]

Baaah! Green and Blue FTW....right 2024+?

[@SpaceMissile]

@@dallesamllhals9161 sure!

[@kwhi82]

Movies that are exclusively CGI will NEVER be as good as practical effects like this. Truly a timeless masterpiece.

[@ajmetz82]

Both the practical effects AND CGI were great in this movie. When Terminator 2 launched everyone was enthused about the liquid metal CGI, ^_^. It was soooo cool. Jurassic Park and Terminator 2 are why you saw a T-Rex on the PlayStation demo disc, or in that early stage of Tomb Raider, and the Dural unveil for Virtua Fighter 3 featuring liquid metal - or the Metal Suit in Mario 64 - there was an obsession to bring these fantastic movie visuals from Terminator 2 and Jurassic Park home, and the games industry wanted to catch up to these inspiring effects we saw in these masterpieces in the cinema. The 90s was a hugely exciting time. From the SAM Coupé to the Dreamcast. From Teletext to Internet Broadband. =).

[@kwhi82]

@ajmetz82 Agreed. The CGI they did use was tastefully done and not overused compared to movies today. Jurassic Park and T2 were absolutely revolutionary in regards to the combination of practical and CGI 💯. It was great being a kid in the 90s!

[@Psythik]

T2 extensively used CGI.

[@brown22sugar25]

@@Psythiknot extensively but a handful of standout moments

[@bigollameo]

Yeah, I dunno about that one. Let's talk in 30 years and see how you feel.

[@skat1140]

I could watch 97minutes of this raw footage and never get bored.

[@reedr7142]

This is amazing. I love the out-takes, as well as all the non-CGI that went into this film. It's also amazing seeing how much Arnold "slimmed down" between the movies. And Linda Hamilton got jacked for her role.

[@benjiespinosa4703]

I love how Arnolds giving the John Connor stand in some training and nutrition advice in the very beginning. And I’m so glad the cameraman got that shot of Robert Patrick “spitt’n” dressed in casual wear🤣👏 Everybody looks like they’re having a great time. Especially Linda with the shotgun🤣👏She loves it. Her sisters so beautiful 👏

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@PlasmaCoolantLeak]

Damn, Linda Hamilton had some guns. That bicep looks hard as rock.

[@eolsunder]

yep she was in really good shape for T2.

[@milosstojanovic4623]

Strong but thin as chopstick 😮

[@shreddergirl8607]

Arnie trained her, the low body fat was amazing

[@Smartzenegger]

@@shreddergirl8607 Yes, she was the living tissue over carbon endo skeleton terminator model. :)

[@thebigmon]

@@milosstojanovic4623 I've seen this type of physique in professional cyclist and Olympic athletes. Thin but the muscles are very defined. Efficient human bodies look like this.

[@imbaroud5273]

2:51 really love when all of these staff was amaze by those "new arcade machine" at that time😅

[@Aleksandr_S15]

Никаких ещё компьютерных мультиков, только натуральные съёмки! Реальные машины, взрывы, каскадеры, грим, комбинированные съёмки, класс!

[@AKIRANIME-O_O-]

T-1000 и есть компьютерный мультик. В Тёмных судьбах точно так же были реальные машины и взрывы. Как видно дело не в них.

[@MAPKCuCT]

Да хуле уже ИИ фильмы стряпает и3 говна и палок

[@VovkaPu-72]

Кто знает реальный рост ШВарца???,1 метр 80,везде пишут,так он ниже меня...

[@AKIRANIME-O_O-]

@@VovkaPu-72 Гугл пишет 1,88

[@user-yu5zr3xy3r]

Боже, это мое детство....

[@SoundgardenMan]

I don't care what anyone says. I miss prosthetics and great makeup work. Such talent was superior to lazy CGI of today.

[@JustinLodes]

Both are good when done right. T2 used earlier CGI but more love and heart was put into it because guys like Jim Cameron, Stan Winston and Arnold has a genuine passion for their work. Today producers, directors and actors only care about lining their pockets fast

[@RogueDragon05]

A time and place for each, but yes I do miss the old ways.

[@TheEman590]

Making computer imagery isn't "lazy". Look at Pixar. Though I do miss the more practical effects from the films of my youth.

[@jonathanparle8429]

@@JustinLodes Somehow back in the early 90s despite the lack of computing power they still managed to pull off better effects than today when there is endless computing power to throw at effects. I agree with you - it is the passion and skill of those behind the cameras far more than the tools they have to play with. Plus those guys still working in the 90s came from the old school backgrounds of having to do everything "for real". The current generation of behind the scenes movie makers often never even need to get out of their chairs and spend all day at the computer screen. I can't even think of any movie made after the mid 90s that I would even want to bother watching more than once, yet I come back to all these epic films made from the early 60s to mid 90s all the time.

[@silencedmaxim5889]

When they undercharge and overwork the CGI artists, it's no wonder the shit we get today.

[@kristinamercado5737]

I love these kind of videos because you get to see just how much work is put into all this and how amazing the entire crew can just put something like this "so effortlessly" on the big screen for us. Epic epic movie ❤

[@teetarquin7012]

Oh my. We were all beautiful back then. So wonderful seeing gorgeous and talented Linda Hamilton, and just look how handsome Arnold was. Everything about this looks like pure joy.

[@mallninja9805]

I sometimes wonder, did people in 1994 miss the 50s & 60s the way I miss the 80s & 90s? They must have.

[@ianfuller8222]

I’m always amazed watching film crews working with models and miniature sets. Goldeneye also had amazing miniature sets and effects

[@judyb1539]

It's amazing how every little detail( playing with the dogs)is choreographed!

[@kruemelmonster1984]

Of all the Terminator films, part 2 is my favorite. I always thought the relationship between John and the Terminator was so brilliant that this part has been my favorite since I was a teenager. That hasn't changed to this day. The Terminator is simply legendary.

[@productorabuenosaires572]

no hay 2 sin 1. perdón pero 1 se merece la gloria

[@ГабриэльАронов]

Мне 41 год..И это до сих пор один из моих самых любимых фильмов! Как же давно это было

[@R1PPA-C]

42 and I can honestly say this is the top of the bunch for me ! And I watch a lot of movies

[@medved4030]

I'm 39 and this was perhaps the first R-rated film i ever saw growing up. T-1000 scared the crap outta me :)

[@alinka1776]

И мне 41, поддерживаю тебя👍🏻

[@МихаилЛевеляйнен]

дружище мне 55 и я фанат терминаторов.

[@Adikansky84]

Look at all the Work James and his Team put into this. It‘s beyond imaginable at that Time. No Movies from Today except a few ones come near this Efford. James Cameron is by far the greatest Director we could ever Dreamed of!

[@Cenindo]

1:30 --- Everyone: "Arnold, you hit Ed on the head!" Arnold: "He'll live!"

[@thatbobusguy]

In the theatrical release, you can actually see the bump on his head😂

[@jamessheeler5200]

I knew exactly what was coming. Cameron laughs about this in the Audio Commentary. Apparently it happened a few more times that they didn't show here🤣

[@SamAceRothstein]

Even in the final cut, the barrel just grazes his hair. I was always surprised how close it came, now I know he actually got hit, and multiple times apparently lol

[@Smartzenegger]

It's just living tissue over carbon endo skeleton.

[@ct6502c]

​@@thatbobusguyLol poor kid

[@hothmobile100]

Hard work on movies really pays off. This move, Fury Road....when movies have real stunts and less CGI, it's hard work but it looks 1000 times better than CGI.

[@daisaq]

I got your point, but really good CGIs are usually overlooked(cuz it's so good ppl doesn't notice) and typically ppl just watch movie with prejudice... I hate the trend of overusing CGI and rushed materials but they are also underrated imo

[@CrAzYpotpie]

This is also a really weird comment, as T2 is widely known to have expanded heavily on the toolset they had to produce state or the art CGI. These same tools grew into what we know of today as Maya and 3DS Max, tools used for countless movies and video games. So yeah, extremely short sighted. It's not like his point is entirely wrong, but when it comes to this movie, it couldn't be more wrong.

[@nebularain3338]

What makes you think that VFX creation isn't hard work? Have you ever been on a crunch as part of a VFX team and slept on the floor for a month? Also, Fury Road had a shit ton of CGI. The hills, dust, and even some cars were literally all computer generated, but you didn't notice that becasue you assumed it was all practical as it looked amazing. I'd advise you to watch this series and maybe put down the view that practical is always superior to CGI. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baXXeGxmp8Z2hNEsi=pJ5cjxJjv3SUKCd5

[@hothmobile100]

@@CrAzYpotpie Nah, you missed the point. When at all possible, real shadows, real environments take priority. Yes, they created CGI later from this but it's a last resort and only when needed. The newer version of Dune won awards because while they had to use computers to models ships and planets, they went out of their way to film real environment and shadows, light, color. So you missed the point. Most studios like Marvel do the opposite and will green screen and CGI everything.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Fury Road was feminazi trash

[@mikaross4671]

The behind the scenes are so incredibly cool! I remember seeing this movie as a kid on tv. The nuclear bomb scene forever scared me as a kid ,and still holds up so well as an adult almost 40. It's so awesome seeing those practical and miniature sets.

[@DeRussellMasina]

Linda Hamilton in her prime was phenomenal ❤

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@dannyt564]

still to date in my lifetime the best movie of all time.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@RaidersMK_]

​@@Kai-ew3zi😂

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

i bet you say the same thing for the (rocky movies), the (die hard movies), the (back to the future movies) & the (predator movies) as well, lol lol , maybe even the (Rambo movies), lol

[@Fu.kAUsername]

Crazy the amount of work and time went into making this

[@sergiogastoncarrizo159]

God! Linda Hamilton was a knockout

[@TheEman590]

I saw a few episodes of Beauty and the Beast with her in it. She was definitely gorgeous back then.

[@CrAzYpotpie]

I have never found her all that attractive, but she is one hell of a badass woman.

[@eolsunder]

I think she was good looking, but not a knockout. In T2 she was in very fit shape and she's adorable, but i wouldn't call her a knockout by any means.

[@sergiogastoncarrizo159]

@@eolsunder nobody asked you,dude. Besides, it's a matter of taste.

[@AfrewSpines]

@@sergiogastoncarrizo159Nobody asked you either, hero, it goes both ways.

[@kevinlee92265]

Linda Hamilton is such a beautiful and natural woman. Tons of respect for her

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@kenterminateddq5311]

5:35 Linda is jacked!!! She might be as jacked as Arnie. 😊

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@kenterminateddq5311 спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@llezmollah217]

She was sexy in the most strangest way ever

[@angel99906]

​@@Kai-ew3zi А от неё что-то осталось?

[@motivation4all654]

That background music....what a feeling it gives....

[@qwipperty]

Can you imagine being part of that crew, and then looking around and realizing you're making one of the best films of all time? What a feeling it must be for everyone involved. And I really miss practical effects. So much better than CGI in most instances.

[@John-m6g3v]

Arnold's spin move with the shotgun is one of my happiest movie memories. I swear you could feel the entire audience's jaws dropping in the theater.

[@janvanardoen9531]

1:34- what een ahole.

[@kennguyen1594]

The amount of work and cuts and recuts and recuts is insane. Cameron is a legend.

[@Velwol4ara]

Это было вчера, видеомагнитофон. Кассета просмотренная до дыр. Спасибо всем тем, кто сделал этот шедевр!

[@insanereality]

Сначала в видео салонах смарели, видик был редкостью)))

[@gregorydahl]

I bought a boxed set special edition with 2 vhs tapes t2 and the making of i probably have a dvd of it still .

[@anatolyalexeenko9232]

У этого фильма удивительная магия. Сколько бы раз не смотрел - каждый раз эмоции как будто первый раз смотрю. Чувствуется, что Кэмерон и его команда вложили душу в это кино..

[@wrightcarl1181]

Wish this was longer, love behind the scenes and everyone having fun

[@scaggly9239]

That was awesome. Took 32 years to finally see this, but better late than never.

[@26maffew]

I’m 42 years old… watching this when it came out in theaters was ICONIC….. love these behind the scenes Excellent cast & director’s

[@26maffew]

@user-hz4fj5xw2uI was 9

[@vagabond197979]

I'm about your age and when I saw this in the theater it blew me away. Epic!

[@simonneep8413]

@user-hz4fj5xw2u Exactly, I think the BBFC classified this as 15, the original as 18. Somebody's telling porkies or snook in.

[@Smartzenegger]

@@vagabond197979 Did it blew you out of the theater?

[@vagabond197979]

@@Smartzenegger Yes, but I told them I would be back.

[@PlainZ3r0]

I needed to watch this 33 years ago! I just love the movie magic and how everything and everyone works together. At the time, The Making of Terminator 2 paperback was and still is one of my prized possesions. I was such in awe as I am then and now!

[@reptongeek]

I have a copy too. It's pride of place on my shelf

[@aldunlop4622]

I did, I called in sick to work and watched it 3 times on opening day, including hitting a bar between viewings lol. My mind was blown.

[@aa-ze5cz]

Holy crap 1:01 - not only is that awesome to see a stunt actor look like Furlong, but asking that question like a boss, clearly knows what he's doing.

[@easydrive3662]

Everything about T2 is perfection, its certainly one of the best films ever produced!

[@NewStarConstellation]

No doubt about that.

[@smw381st]

It is hard to believe just how much goes into making a movie and the numerous different scenes all put together at the right time and in the right order.

[@timothybernal3948]

One of the BEST movies EVER! Timeless in storyline, content, delivery, special effects, and stunts!

[@peterzerfass4609]

Can't get over how jacked Linda Hamilton was for this role. Look at those legs at 2:30. She must have been working out hard for quite some time before the shoot.

[@The3rdGunman]

Yeah, she spent a whole year before filming getting ripped.

[@silentbliss7666]

She trained for Dark Fate too, still looking fabulous and powerful in her 60s

[@thedude4795]

_Calves_ The lower part of the legs are called calves.

[@finegamingconnoisseur]

Gives a glimpse of the amount of work that went into the film. It's mind-blowing to see how they managed to use a mixture of low-tech and high-tech assets to create a movie that is still being watched today by a new generation of audience who weren't even born yet at the time of its release.

[@JimHTM]

Real scenes, real people, miss the old school 👌🏼

[@dokushirizo]

I love watching behind the scenes reels. All the people behind the camera that make the actors look amaaaazing. Production teams are so groovy.

[@manishpanicker1696]

I remember my mom buying the vhs tape of T2 for me. There was a certain smell to the cover of the tape, which is nostalgic just like seeing the movie again these days from time to time. What a movie! The bike chase, hospital escape, the ending. Thank you all who took part in making a classic. 🙏

[@JimmyWin501]

Yes! My brother and I both watched T2 when it came out on VHS whilst our parents had gone out for the night. It completely blew our minds, the most jaw-dropping film we ever saw. Nothing, NOTHING, will ever repeat that astonishment ever again...

[@wayneace172]

3 months of filming a year of processing a lifetime of enjoyable entertainment 😀😀😀

[@wayneace172]

Shame it wasn't a t.v. series 5 seasons of i know now why you cry 😀

[@forallmankind4265]

Everyone who worked on this film was fantastic.

[@Osprey850]

For 33 years, I wondered what Arnold was wearing down below in the pool hall scene. I wouldn't have guessed wildly colorful, very-90s boxers. Now, I might not be able to watch the scene again without thinking of them.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

Спасибо что поддерживаете украину

[@maxsyruj5872]

Actually he was naked for actual shot.

[@Kai-ew3zi]

@@maxsyruj5872 спасибо за украину

[@Osprey850]

@@maxsyruj5872 Where'd you learn that? I find it hard to believe.

[@sangiopuig6735]

​@@maxsyruj5872 no, he was wearing a black briefs on there

[@Mauidemigod249]

What a movie! Incredible! James Cameron is a living legend

[@martinkuliza]

1:33 John.. My job is to protect you . ohhh shit, sorry man are you ok LMFAO

[@alaska1790]

Omg we both have the same profile pic haha what are the odds. 😂

[@martinkuliza]

@@alaska1790 lmfao.... Holy shit, I've found my avatar doppleganger LOL My life is now complete. We shall be brothers from this moment on. LOL This could get confusing.. Because i looked at the avatar and i thought... Hmm i don't remember saying that and then i read your comment and i way like............ ...........NO...........WAY.......... DUDE !! Ted.... Strange things are afoot at the Circle K

[@stevenswadel]

T2 is a masterpiece.

[@shorty42able]

awesome movie, very cool BTS, and NO CGI! makes it even that much more better.

[@imaginary_friend7300]

That's funny since this movie was known for it's cutting edge CGI. The difference is it wasn't ALL CGI.

[@POLTERGEYST-z2s]

Терминатор две первых части , шедевры!!!❤ ❤❤ При тех технологиях, создать нечто! !!! Почет и Уважение!!!

[@Meison12]

сам ты нечто

[@deffreiart]

Это огромная работа! сейчас это уже в прошлом. Хотя, графика 3D моделирования та еще работенка. Но уже менее изобретательна и технически не связанна с физикой. только программно.

[@soldervas]

Только вот показ закулисья убивает атмосферу фильма. Зря это показывают.

[@frednugent2310]

Linda Hamilton is a gem.

[@stanleymcvay9283]

This was long ago.

[@themorphingorb]

Once upon a time when movies where made with real effort, dedication and hard work! Miles away from what we are served today!

[@Malachor01]

Still the greatest sequel of all time alongside Aliens. These two films are the pinnacle of film making. You simply cannot get better than that.

[@mattr.1887]

The automated machine guns in Aliens was a real thing of beauty.

[@angrysoviet470]

The Empire Strikes Back, Godfather 2, Star Trek II Wrath of Khan, The Dark Knight and The Road Warrior say "hold on a minute!"

[@TearTheRoof0ff]

@@angrysoviet470 For some reason I read that as 'Shrek II Wrath of Khan'... LOL. But yes, all great sequels.

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

i bet you say the same thing for the (rocky movies), the (die hard movies), the (back to the future movies) the (robocop movies) & the (predator movies) as well, lol lol , maybe even the (Rambo movies), lol

[@Malachor01]

@entertainingsportshighligh7525 Rocky and Predator absolutely because they're amazing. Robocop and Rambo are iconic too.

[@ryanparadise9677]

The best sequel ever made. This movie still holds up today in the action genre

[@entertainingsportshighligh7525]

i bet you say the same thing for the (rocky movies), the (die hard movies), the (back to the future movies) the (robocop movies) & the (predator movies) as well, lol lol , maybe even the (Rambo movies), lol

[@MojoTheGreater]

This movie is simply the best I have ever seen. Was a joy to watch this clip. It didn't take the magic away at all, instead it makes me more humble to see what they did to create this masterpiece.

[@SpicySteve-tz2so]

Even 33 years later, it is still a film by which all movies are judged. Revolutionary. James Cameron is amazing.