Goodbye | Terminator 2 [Remastered]

[@QuietlyCurious]

I love when John says, 'I order you not to go' and cries. It's the moment the Terminator grasps the complexity of human emotion and in turn is able to exercise his own free will and disobey John's order. He experiences the human condition in that moment and it's beautiful.

[@jonchampion8720]

Also he showed remorse saying I am sorry

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

@Ironclaw XII Exactly

[@yevgeniyaleshchenko849]

Omandita That's too sappy, he obeyed John's order until they contradicted his main mission - change/save future by preventing Skynet from rising. Read Asimov - for example, robot can disobey if human's order contradict the other laws; it's similar here...

[@jonchampion8720]

@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 His mission was to ensure the survival of John Conner.

[@phoenixblack1220]

I always thought about that, and wondered if it was his will to allow himself to be terminated, or did future John Conner program him to disobey this timelines command?

[@Razar244]

The true ending of Terminator, what an absolute masterpiece.

[@Howlingburd19]

Yes, as far as I’m concerned, this is where the franchise ends :)

[@TheChampFighter]

@@Howlingburd19 Agreed! 👌💯

[@gonzostrangelove6107]

@@Howlingburd19 There were two Terminator films. This was the last.

[@crashpal]

It ended with the extra ending scene with an old Sara Conner watching daddy John and her granddaughter play together

[@NoelistAvenger]

@@Howlingburd19 No... There is one more scene. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXbEhGuOZsSambc And it must be appreciated also.

[@DrJangoR9]

The handshake from Sarah to the terminator says allot. The same face who gaved her nightmares, helped her son..

[@darthkuruku5658]

If you think about it,it's the same redemption she has for the Terminator just like Sigorney Weaver has for Bishop in Aliens.

[@RicoX-17]

Yeah, that definitely meant a lot. This ending is one the very few vest endings ever in Cinematic History.

[@johnspencer8268]

Who's your favourite characters from T2? I like sarah connor and uncle bob but john was a good kid I miss him.

[@DrJangoR9]

@@darthkuruku5658 ye that was a great movie too with great cast

[@DrJangoR9]

@@johnspencer8268 john Connor especially this actor(had so much potential) Sarah Connor and the 2 terminators of course(Patrick played the t1000 greatly.

[@johanhellgren9454]

This must be one of Schwarzenegger's most emotional scene. When he says Goodbye always makes my cry and I am now 43 years old.

[@pac-borg8498]

exactly

[@SlickOils]

They should play this music at Arnold’s funeral.

[@Muhammadmerciful]

😭😭😭 حتى أنا نفس الشيء دائما ما أبكي عند هذه اللقطة منذ أن شاهدته لاول مرة سنة 1992 و عمري الآن 40 سنة و أنا أشاهده الآن كأنني اول مرة سأشاهده

[@Jebu911]

Im pretty old too and i always get sad seeing t-800 going into the molten steel.

[@sardarhumanist]

Yes right now again im cring while watching this scene I'm 33 years old

[@sebastianlemus6297]

1984: best villain ever 1991: best hero ever

[@thecourier3366]

Soo true

[@johnspencer8268]

Uncle bob was a hero

[@fraptor-em8zf]

@Stanislav Kopáček no you are

[@williamdavies9634]

👍

[@Djdjyou9326]

This comment and the replies are gold

[@inderpalsingh422]

The day Arnold dies will be very sad day. He influenced so many people in many ways. Bodybuilding, business, politics anything you think about. He started from zero and became the most successful guy in hollywood. He is and will be a legend for coming generations.

[@chrisbrochu3663]

He’s a perfectly healthy fit old man. He should live for another 15 years or more

[@bottleddawn3678]

@@chrisbrochu3663 I also hope he lives as long as he could but eventually everybody dies

[@andrewsmith7118]

After Sly perhaps. Cmon U hollyweirdos

[@ChrissPBacon-mo4hy]

With his Power Cell he can last 120 years

[@alvintiangco351]

Yeah

[@The2KXperience]

"I know now why you cry." So many years later and that line still resonates as one of the most incredibly powerful lines of any film in cinematic history. A literal killing machine learned the value of human life, and learned the power of friendship. He didn't want to go, John didn't want him to go, I doubt even Sarah would've kicked up much of a fuss if he decided to stay, but he knew the only real way to ensure humanity's survival was to make sure every trace of future technology, including himself, was destroyed. I cannot stress this enough, a LITERAL KILLING MACHINE learned the value and importance of self-sacrifice. You just don't get that type of character development anymore, especially not in any of the sequels. And that's why this film has stood the test of time and remains a masterpiece. In my opinion, this is the greatest action film of all time and one of the best films of any genre period.

[@Video70584]

Underrated comment “I know now why you cry” is truly the last few words of a machine turning man

[@Jasper1364G]

The terminator closes his eyes and embraces a full real human being hug. That is powerful. He really learned the value of human life. How he can go as a cold killing machine to understanding human emotion and offering a human embrace at the end. Quality.

[@markdichiara6299]

This turned 30 in 2021 poor john

[@markdichiara6299]

From a true human

[@markdichiara6299]

1991 2021

[@000distructzero]

Shock, fear, anger, sadness.. To rage... Then to understanding and finally respect. You could see it all in her eyes.. Wonderfully acted by Hamilton.

[@ShopFloorMonkey]

Precisely why she'll always be a touchstone for a truly 'strong female character'. And yes, fabulous job by Hamilton.

[@theethanator8615]

When a robot that was made to kill has more compassion than most people in the world.

[@rharris4736]

Sarah Connor commented on that at the end of the movie. "If a Terminator can learn the value of Human life... maybe we can too."

[@DOOM_CC]

Underrated comment

[@wjosexrose8510]

It's not a robot, It's a cybernetic organism

[@CD-qc6mk]

Right. I've seen liberals who claim progressiveness, tolerance, inclusion, immediately say they wanna burn a kid alive because he wore a certain red hat.

[@patriciajin6206]

@@wjosexrose8510 That like uh... fancier way of saying robot with emotion.

[@Erinski]

Better with Sarah's speech at the end: "If a machine, a terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too."

[@jpjfrey5673]

@@boblangford5514 always has, and always will. Forever.

[@Lightner445555555555]

@@boblangford5514 Don't you need money to help support your life?

[@dunnono00]

...coming from Hollywood, this feels especially... rich.

[@xavierpeterson7139]

What kinda does piss me off about terminator dark fate is that she completely forgots this line Carl was a slave skynet didn’t even attempt to get him back instead he had no purpose till he met his wife and step child and you can’t see the machine literally learned the value of life after killing her son

[@Erinski]

@@xavierpeterson7139 Haven't seen it yet. I don't really consider anything after T2 as being canon anyway. Everything after was basically lower than fan fiction, in my opinion; at least fan fiction holds the original to some level of esteem, and isn't just some Hollywood cash grab. The TV show was the exception to this rule, though. Check out "The Sarah Connor Chronicles", if you haven't already. One caveat, it was cancelled and ended on a huge cliffhanger.

[@zackunderscorefalcon]

It's amazing how a robot, devoid of emotion, made this emotional scene not just work, but work so well that it still hits me a decade and a half later. Truly a masterclass in acting and writing.

[@Hoi4o]

By the end of the film he wasn't just a robot, that's the whole point, and that's what made it so powerful.

[@johnbills3056]

It's James Cameron's finest

[@WindiChilliwack]

I love it how he still acts like his role as being a robot.

[@gergopiroska1943]

They turned his chip into self learning Meaning : He can feel emotions by the end of the movie

[@alfredino724]

the music adds that extra chopped onions effect

[@SenetTheSnek]

This scene was incredible. The sadness of John losing someone that was considered a father to him now instead of a toy to use as he saw fit. The moment Sarah finally let go of her hatred towards Terminators after seeing that they too can learn the value of human life and love. The moment the Terminator knew the lives of millions were more important to it's own. The acting, the scene, the emotion, the music. Everything was flawless.

[@ShadowPriestBear]

cameron best finest work ever. and including actor.

[@BraydenKirby-uk7zq]

Indeed the saddest moment of the movie.

[@Howlingburd19]

The music in this scene doesn’t get enough credit fr

[@DerDenniSpieltdas]

John 🥺🥺

[@edwardrodriguez1252]

Amen

[@KADASUVA]

For me, this will always be the true canon ending of Terminator.

[@ajaxjohnson7999]

That Dark Fate bullshit can Kick Fuckin Rocks!

[@ITSAULGONE]

For me the true ending is the alternate ending of this movie. Where John is a senator and Sarah is a grandmother.

[@crashpal]

@@ITSAULGONE yeah don't know why they deleted that

[@VJ87G]

I hated Dark Fate, already. It suck balls!!

[@PhazeRoblox2]

Dark fate was fine I did get really mad when they killed John though

[@babakzk]

As a kid this was one of the saddest thing I’d watched. Still a strong ending after years..

[@RennieAsh]

Jack sliding into the depths of the sea was as well Maybe JC likes removing characters by sinking them in liquids

[@CraigTodd924]

My younger Sister would cry every single time at this scene lol.

[@MrMagee78]

This is how movies are made! ;)

[@afriendofbean]

@@CraigTodd924 I agree, it was very sad how John was telling the Terminator not to kill himself but still did it especially the Terminator told John that part of his mission is to listen to whatever John says and this is one of the things John was telling him not to kill himself and he didn't listen. Unless that only meant that he can only listen to whatever John says while the T-1000 is alive and now that the T-1000 was dead, the mission was complete not needing to listen to John anymore. At least John got to see him again on the third film even though it was a different T-101 programmed differently.

[@ilfirinms]

@@afriendofbean Another reason. His primary objective is to protect John Connor and then to listen to his commands. He could not accept "kill me" command and in broader meaning, his existence is most threat to him at the moment, because Skynet could be rebuild with his parts (as was build with parts of T1). Thats the reason I dislike continuations, because that sacrifice went in vein. In original ending, this prevented Judgment day, and Sarah and John lived happily after.

[@ShadabKhan-sh1gg]

That thumbs up in the end absolutely breaks any attempt to hold back tears. Just like saying "It's ok, everything's gonna be alright" while he's literally melting. He sacrificed himself with such a positive note. It's great and emotional.

[@FlamingSanity4923]

And then Dark Fate ruined the entire shit.

[@FlamingSanity4923]

@thehmph1 Nothing. 😅

[@ryans413]

Love the fact Sarah finally trust the terminator and the terminator finally learns why humans cry it’s a full circle moment

[@mikematthews6862]

Still remember the theater cheering when he gave the thumbs up

[@anissmail1137]

especially since John taught her to give her a thumbs up to say that everything is fine..we see the scene in new mexico when Sarah was watching them together...too sad

[@Governor_William_J_Lepetomane]

"I need a vacation." I've never heard a theater pop like it did with this joke after how tense the last half hour was. An absolute masterpiece of a movie.

[@JustinLodes]

Sarah: it’s over.... T-800: no... there’s four more movies... shitty ones.... and they must be destroyed also

[@DrJangoR9]

😂😂

[@gabrielagustinarias5824]

HAHAHAHA

[@antoniodesimone8459]

Great one 😅 Man Awsome 👍

[@sreevivasaraghavan6848]

Terminator salvation is also good that's the last Terminator movie

[@frenchtoast4365]

Dark Fate was at least kinda decent...

[@Redshirt434]

"If a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of Human life...maybe we can too." Sarah Connor

[@uricht]

What part of terminator was this?

[@chrisstucker1813]

@@uricht it’s the very final scene in terminator 2

[@ganjaericco]

Maybe. I'm not holding my breath.

[@kingtonsiljockey528]

"Men don't respect strong independent women!" Sarah Conner: ...

[@Heroic113]

"Decades later, we find: she was wrong"-Random KZbinr

[@halofreak41]

Women cried when Jack fell in the water. Men cried when Arnie went into the fire.

[@chomnabngen6937]

halofreak41 facts haha

[@rennzx5026]

I cried for both 😐

[@Simon0]

The sad thing is there was enough room on the giant door for both of them. As Jim reminds us in Bruce almighty.

[@SuperNovaJinckUFO]

@@Simon0 The door sinks after they both get on it. It's in the movie. It just happens kinda quickly.

[@li528ify]

😭😂😂😂

[@beegsex]

I watched this when I was 10 & it didn’t phase me much. I’m 40 years old now & now see this with tears in my eyes. This was where the franchise should have been left. The ending was perfect. The T-800 acted like a father to John & a friend/all to Sarah. He defended them to his last breath. He was more human than machine. Thank you James Cameron, Arnold, Edward, Linda, Robert, & everyone involved. You delivered an absolute masterpiece

[@omarc44]

- Leonardo Dicaprio made millions of women cry with Titanic - Arnold Schwarzenegger made millions of men cry with Terminator 2 - And James Cameron has made us all cried at least once in our lives

[@RnRnR]

I cried at both, well I was a kid so no man/woman then xD

[@paulojalaska6896]

I cryed in True Lies

[@meyers0781]

In case of Titanic, men too, especially for the family and the band

[@DiogenesTheCynic.]

He made me cry with how bad Dark Fate was and I didn’t even watch it

[@JakTheLad]

Fax

[@blazinpuffs]

2:47 this woman who grew to hate the machines sky net,etc suffered from PTSD because of her experiences on the first movie is giving the t800 respect. That is character development that is EARNED. People forget and get lost in the emotions of John but this hand shake speaks volumes.

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

Facts. Love that exchange & handshake of respect. Everything about this scene is perfect emotional cinema.

[@tailedgates9]

It said soooooo much, man. Sarah is one of the greatest female characters in fiction. Her growth was incredible.

[@texasgent4694]

I also loved how you see Her briefly hesitate before pushing the button in order to lower the T-800 "Uncle Bob" into the Molten Steel, you can tell that even a part of Her didn't want Him to go

[@abloogywoogywoo]

Hope was given to her by the Terminator.

[@blazinpuffs]

@@tailedgates9 this is why I feel like the series should have ended here. At the very least incorporate the alternate ending where she's older that would have made things come full circle. Only story we need now is a legitimate prequel of the war. Give people what they want. Salvation at least tried which is why it's one of my favorites.

[@ephemispriest8069]

"I know now why you cry, but it's something I can never do." Now that's a fucking line.

[@lukasmaks9617]

That line, the handshake with Sarah, and the final thumbs-up all helped to transform this movie from a mere badass thrill ride into an epic.

[@ericsonabufares6521]

Concordo plenamente em todas as suas palavras ! I agree in all your words ! 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@kailee87]

@@lukasmaks9617 gets me all the time crying

[@jacobgaming3124]

Present day me in a nutshell.

[@vinniethegooch7830]

The robotic GOOD- BYE was enough for me

[@msu15]

I'm so jealous of anyone that got to experience this in the theater in 91.

[@greatBLT]

I fell asleep at the showing my parents took me to because it was past my bedtime. I didn't get what was going on, anyway because...I was, like, 4 years old

[@SlickOils]

I went to see it every Saturday when it was in the cinema with my best friend. We must’ve gone at least 8 times. We loved it.

[@msu15]

@@SlickOils Worth every trip!

[@UzairKhan-od8hq]

I actually watched the re release. Even though I watched this movie 100 times I went out with my friends and had a crazy good time watching it in the theater

[@marcesakurita]

Thank you! I did!!!❤❤❤

[@darientellez73]

John lost two father’s. One was a man. Another was a machine. But the two were heroes.

[@SavageP.9000]

This needs more likes.

[@dylang1138]

@@warriorofjustinian5013 lmao true

[@МихаилВороненков]

Everyone knows how to make this comment weird)

[@JuanDominguez-]

@@warriorofjustinian5013 That one doesn't count ha ha

[@warriorofjustinian5013]

@@JuanDominguez- whaaa!?!?

[@MindfulnessGamer]

It’s absolute genius that a character from the first movie that terrified so many people in the 80’s would end up being someone that everyone loved and cried for in the sequel. Amazing writing.

[@D_2387]

Right. Imagine anyone crying over Michael Myers in the sequel after Halloween. That is what they accomplished with this movie and this scene right here

[@therealsaintseiya]

This is exactly how I felt when I saw the movie as a 6 year old in the theater. Had so many nightmares from the first one (should not have seen it at such a young age) but T2 completely got rid of them and became my fav movie ever.

[@marsa74]

They should have done this with Sharks, too.

[@ryans413]

Amazing it’s bold it could have flopped bad but when you have Cameron writing the script he knows how to make people accept it

[@bigdonald123]

The 2nd one was the best one MASTERPIECE

[@azidewurst2]

Can't wrap my head around the fact that this movie is (now) over 30 years old...

[@cbalan777]

Some movies transcend time. For example, The Seven Samurai is a 66 year old movie and it is still good.

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

Well Hamlet is over 400 years old and it's the best play ever made. 30 years is nothing.

[@azidewurst2]

I'm not refering to the movie's quality. I'm just reflecting on where all that time has gone and can't help but get a little melancholic about it.

[@Blaydoner]

@@IZn0g0uDatAll Hamlet isn't a 400 year old movie, makes no sense to even bring that up.

[@IZn0g0uDatAll]

I just mean that great works of art are timeless. Hell, in my book Citizen Kane is still probably the best movie ever.

[@dr.hero18]

The greatest movie of all times, don’t care what you say. This is a masterpiece

[@MartyMcFly88]

Agreed

[@mrhollywood9318]

It’s in my top 5 of all time this movie truly is a masterpiece

[@nmartell1007]

The hug he gives John and the hand shake Sarah gives him. There are no other sequels after this in my mind. “Goodbye” 👍🏼

[@henrikhyrup3995]

Yeah the little nod Sarah does with the handshake tells everything.

[@mayraledee8136]

👍👍🔥

[@ssj2_future_gohan268]

I mean terminator salvation was lowkey lit Ngl and t3 was pretty good, tho darkfate is dogahit tho

[@Janfey]

@@ssj2_future_gohan268 terminator 3 had alot of potential, but they made stupid decicions. Like making John a junkie, too sexy terminator and too much humour. There was no tension cos' the female terminator was not menacing at all, like t-1000 or Arnie in terminator 1. I liked the ending though.

[@ssj2_future_gohan268]

@@Janfeyshe wasn't menacing but man she was sexy tho

[@underbossgamingdunce7018]

The fact James Cameron managed to make an emotionless, musclebound machine, emotionally sympathetic. Is a feat too behold. Still sparks emotion in me every time I see this scene

[@yzyz7779]

Telling him terminator never says sorry.lol

[@Zurround]

He was NOT totally emotionless. He developed a degree of affection for the boy and his mother that a machine should not have had. Just UNDERSTANDING why people cry even though he could not shows SOME emotion.

[@marcoalexamorim]

I agree. This is one of the few film scenes that makes me choke. It's incredible. The music really helps though.

[@danskyl7279]

James Cameron = Titanic Also James Cameron = Yes on Dark fart plot James wtf man!

[@jebadiahfyefye8994]

The power of Arnold

[@abloogywoogywoo]

2:14 The amount of calculations going through his CPU in that moment, _must've been insane._ In that one pause, the Terminator understood why humans cry, why they mourn, why they grieve, why they're afraid to die. He understood he was the closest thing John ever had to a real father, he understood what love was, for John loved him. He was now self-aware.

[@hinduswastika9754]

You are correct

[@abloogywoogywoo]

@Regis Johnson You're not right, and you mean version 2.4, not 1.10 also.

[@joseoctaviomorenorodriguez9541]

Also fear of losing someone you love.

[@Mr.Honest247]

Only major plot hole in this movie is when the terminator says “I have detailed files on human anatomy” but somehow doesn’t know why or how humans cry. Minor but it makes me wince.

[@abloogywoogywoo]

@@Mr.Honest247 Having detailed files doesn't mean he knows everything. He didn't know humans were capable of smiling with their lips until being taught.

[@Freeloader_420]

The greatest movie of all time. Every single scene in this movie was perfectly crafted.

[@Blackheart_Rises]

Amen brother, it's truly the best movie ever made.

[@GilZu]

Nothing come close to it.

[@proto-guest4511]

That's James Cameron alright.

[@Tweakkkkkk]

I feel the same way. It's simply the goat of all movies 🎥 🐐

[@craftyones577]

After titanic n both have same director

[@iw_legendary_sayain2215]

Franchise ended right here. Plain and simple.

[@me4067]

IW_LEGENDARY_SAYaiN22 you got that right.

[@iche9373]

But what about "TERMINATOR 2 (3D) - Battle Across Time"?

[@iche9373]

@El Cucuy Money?

[@QFilmz]

Terminator 2 (3D) battle across time is where the franchise ended , that was considered a mini sequel & rightly so , nothing & I mean nothing after that counts

[@janwetzlar]

The Movie and Story line for dark fate shoud be the Terminator Resictance story from the game..... Thats what i want a Dark Hopless Future set in the war against the Machines!!! The last mission strike on the Central Core was Amazing!!!!

[@emill1962]

I'm a 60 year old man and this scene still bring water to my eyes. The ending was done really well.😪

[@gonzostrangelove6107]

Dude. Same.

[@KatL33]

Goodbye..

[@dylandonehue3475]

Amen to that, I cried like a baby when I first saw this ending as a kid

[@Fanfiktion1988]

I totally agree!

[@Fanfiktion1988]

@@dylandonehue3475 Me too!

[@mattdubya1037]

“and the sequels... throw them in too.”

[@stevew278]

"will the sequels melt in there?" "yes, throw them in"

[@skeletonw00t]

Best comment ever

[@hectorlopez1069]

Only keep this sequel.

[@tallontorres9056]

Lmfao

[@the_catalyst566]

😂😂😂 damn ryt

[@loonie5468]

"It has to end here." Those words aged like the finest wine, considering where the 'franchise' went from this - the most perfect ending anyone could ask for.

[@ericarmstrong3435]

As far as I’m concerned this was the last Terminator movie.

[@Emper0rH0rde]

It is the last canonical Terminator movie. Everything else is bad fanfiction.

[@skydreamer4225]

@@Emper0rH0rde agree, so true, can't be deny in any way

[@Xehanort10]

My Terminator canon is T1 and T2. That's it.

[@usmanhabib6149]

Yes, this one was the best

[@jamesambrocio]

Salvation was the last for me. It's a shame they didn't push through with the Salvation trilogy. Instead they made two feminist SJW terminator movies.

[@thegamerator10]

The fact that Edward Furlong, someone who had no acting experience and wasn't even vying for an acting career, delivered such a legendary performance as John in this movie... It speaks for itself. Props to this absolute legend.

[@thelastdragon5551]

It’s sad to see the fame from this movie turned him into drugs.

[@Elly3981]

Eddie Furlong was given a golden opportunity and unfortunately, he threw it all away by making a lot of bad choices in life.

[@Elly3981]

@@thelastdragon5551 That's often the case with child stars. Not that Eddie couldn't have done well into adulthood if he stayed out of trouble. T2 was also the breakthrough film for Robert Patrick as well but he handled his newfound fame better since he was able to live a somewhat normal life as a child and teenager first.

[@grahamchan4266]

Alot of Eddie's charm came from being just a regular kid. No crying for attention, just a child being immersed in a blockbuster for the first time. I don't blame him for wanting to just have a normal life after this.

[@Elly3981]

@@grahamchan4266 Same. Neither do I think he's entirely to blame for how his life turned out even though he did make some bad choices of his own violation. Even Robert Patrick struggled to deal with his sudden fame after T2 and he was already an adult so I can only imagine what it must have been like for Eddie, who was so young at the time.

[@BoRaXiN72]

I know now why you cry but it's something I can never do...

[@nextlevelnonce8884]

yes jonathon. That's.... what... he says

[@murahk123]

Such a powerful line that says a million words.

[@ammarmuslimzainalcherus4659]

never i cry never say good bye my friend

[@blackswan7568]

Ben Shapiro loves that line.

[@ibrachaka8727]

Never gonna give you up

[@John_Quinn_25]

I’m 34 years old and I still cry watching this this is something that could never be recaptured.

[@shinkaim5406]

U must be...🙄..ok.. ok..are YOUR family also like this EMOTIONAL?? U watch alot of TV boy! YOUR brain not terminated also melted ..😅

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Poor John, T800 is the closest thing he had to a father, and that father was a machine, and he had to see him perish.

[@iamBlackGambit]

That's literally the same thing I said..almost word for word lol

[@iamBlackGambit]

See this is what I wrote.. (The closest thing John had to a father figure..)

[@Anonymous-yq6wy]

And then he had too see him shoot him in his last moments in woke fate

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

@@QueueTeePies Sounds like she's been screwed by a few bad boyfriends...

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

@@iamBlackGambit Wow man what a coincidence! Great minds think alike lol

[@elliswilkerson8328]

A grown man 35 years old and this still makes me cry....my childhood man.

[@steffna]

My childhood too, 35 here. I still have the same old VHS even if I can't play it anymore. Such memories, of when things were simpler and better. This was one of my "favourite cries" when I was a little girl.

[@KingPriyom]

@@steffna you from uk

[@steffna]

@@KingPriyom I'm from Italy

[@vesasarajarvi5343]

I still cry

[@danielgray2962]

Me too :(

[@neilherrera5497]

“I know now why cry. But it’s something I can never do”. This is the last true first two Terminator’s film ever.

[@kevinphoenix2007]

And then "Carl" came along. 😒

[@phillipfry9765]

Your last sentence gave me a headache.

[@LightStreak567]

@@kevinphoenix2007 Which should NOT have happened because there was no hint whatsoever that Skynet sent two Terminators after young John Connor. Even if it did, why was "Carl" hanging back while the T-1000 was actively going after John? That's a major plot hole that makes me view Dark Fate as not canon.

[@quanpham1856]

I know now why human is cry

[@zer0gaming1991]

when the machine doesn't had any feelings but rather inteligence on what does a person cries

[@ElenaElena-uu1es]

Navalny’s favourite movie and scene. RIP. Our Hero forever ❤

[@ashhabimran239]

2:03 "It has to end here" He was talking about the franchise...

[@starvinafricanchild6189]

James Cameron was superior he even knew his moves were gonna be shit in the future thanks for the terminator taking the data from the future

[@blackbird7781]

Grow up, all of you.

[@kevinrodin3280]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@youpedia4614]

Underrated comment🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Patrickmayonaiseinstrument]

Terminator 3 was good though

[@latishatomblin8944]

After all these years, I still cannot watch this scene without crying. The handshake. The thumbs up. The evolution of the Terminator and Sarah from the first movie to this moment. So incredibly perfect and heart-wrenching.

[@MrKirk94]

Just watched it on Netflix for the first time in years. Got a 39 yr old dudes eyes getting watery! The terminator song as he is going down gets me. Plus as a kid, it was me and my dads thing to do the thumbs up. The nostalgia of this movie is hitting me like bricks.

[@Razgriz218]

Yeah was thinking that just now when watching this. The human boy who gets attached to a machine, a terminator. A machine who's sole purpose is to wipe out all of humanity. The mother who was fighting it, fearing it, saw what he could become, a force for good. She reached out and he accepted. A handshake between 2 sworn enemies full of respect. Yeah, very, very powerful stuff indeed. And some people still complain that there were, or are, no strong female leads in big movies 🤨

[@MegaSheen15]

And a perfect conclusion to the story

[@HugeDike]

me either bro. im 35 years old and watch this shit with the same intensity i did 30 years ago when i saw it the first time

[@pasindurathnayake8388]

That's true dear same as me 😢😢😢😢

[@Chris1632]

I've never paid attention to the fact that Sarah destroyed both t-800s by pressing a button, but with completely different emotions.

[@kevinjung4797]

My gf and I are kind of on a pre-2000s movie binge with the Alien (the good ones) and Terminator (the good ones) franchises. Watching these again as an adult made it hit a lot harder than when I was a kid.

[@tek512]

@@kevinjung4797 So by the good ones you mean the first two.

[@notme6753]

@@kevinjung4797 English isn't my first language so when I watched it for the first time as a kid I had no idea what they were saying but I still enjoyed the action. Re watching this again as an adult only then I understand everything hahahaa

[@maiseree1511]

@@tek512 Why is it always the first two movies are great and then the third one sucks. Terminator, Predator, Alien, etc

[@devildavis2793]

She did care about the T800. at the beginning of the movie, she might've been scared of him, but eventually, she started respecting him up to the point where she decided to shake his hand (Something she wouldn't have done most likely at the beginning or the middle of the movie considering how she saw him) and she understood how much the T800 wanted to protect them from the Judgement Day that he even offered to self terminate. This handshake wasn't just because she accepted the T800's help, it was to show how much she respects and appreciates that he was there.

[@darthkahn45]

The way he says "I ORDER you not to go!" Trying to sound stern and hide his breaking heart gets me every time. 😭

[@bulufataulu4707]

💯💯💯💯

[@chrissayers3766]

Fair to say that Edward Furlong really did deliver a terrific performance with this film

[@Defender78]

so does the "thumbs up" as Model 101 sinks below the molten steel

[@Mr.Kumar1]

All good actors

[@rhys2040]

His first father figure excellent movie

[@crow6113]

"I need a vacation" Best line out of a robot ever.

[@ssteverogerss]

Cybernetic organism

[@thebillsierraoscarclub]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tuanz8009]

He needs to take a break.

[@marhansgamingchannel4732]

Yes. Eternal vacation.

[@JustinLodes]

I personally like “destroy all humans” line more

[@alexkollar941]

"I know now why you cry" Damn that line always got me

[@Omnificence2016]

"But it's something I could never do."

[@MartyMcFly88]

And that thumbs up 😢

[@rogue7723]

He'd have been a good Mr. Freeze if that was the approach they took with him.

[@MrBatugus]

John crying but terminator is r.i.p

[@RealD8]

😢😭 Stop it I dont like feeling feelings

[@charlesshadid1890]

T-800: I now know why you cry, but it's something I can never do.

[@DDDD-hv3ub]

'It must end here' And it did. There were no more movies after that and everything was perfect.

[@DDDD-hv3ub]

@Boris Erdogan booooo!

[@bomberbang6857]

Until 2003

[@nb2008nc]

@Boris Erdogan Bitter much?

[@nb2008nc]

@Boris Erdogan Fair enough. ;-)

[@TheATeciak]

The Thing with the sequels are that they try to recreate the T2 formuła to the point its laughable. T1 was great, T2 was superb because James Cameron changed and played with the idea. Why not juggle it more? Send a squad of humans from the future to kill somebody who creates SkyNet, and let SkyNet send his own Terminators to protect the target. This would be a cool concept to Play with. But overall the fitting end would be to show the war, and John Connor stepping onto Time Displacement Equipment at the end.

[@JVC_00]

Sarah shaking the Terminator's hand is the most powerful gesture. For so long, she's despised this machine who not only made an attempt on her life, but killed the man she loved. And as she shook it's hand, she made peace with the past and accepted that the Terminator (a robot incapable of human emotion) can learn about the art of forgiveness and repentance, just like human beings can as well. Such a powerful ending. ❤️

[@mkhanman12345]

But they're not the same machine, just same model. I'm not a Terminator expert, but I believe the Terminator from the first movie ended up becoming Skynet in Terminator 2. So the Terminator in Terminator 2 is different from the Terminator in Terminator 1.

[@mverick5444]

@@mkhanman12345 not sure about the skynet but yes, terminators are robots who are basically machines with no inherent emotional biases or cognitive thinking. They cannot "repent" or "think". They are programmed as required by their masters. The T2 terminator was programmed by future John to protect his younger self while the T1 terminator was programmed by the machines to kill John's mother.

[@rodrigomarcondes5857]

Her bloody human hand shaking the battle damaged terminator hand also is a very nice powerful image

[@arwinchua7322]

That hand shake pretty much symbolizes the peace acceptance of machines and humans. I wish the other movies have much impact as t2.

[@slimbutfat]

Think it's more respect than love

[@RavenHawkes]

T1: Sarah Connor pushes a button that destroys the Terminator that begins the cycle. T2: Sarah Connor pushes a button that destroys the Terminator that ends the cycle. No more needs to be said.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

She’s the real Terminatrix

[@Captain-Idiot]

It's like poetry, it rhymes

[@punisher6387]

CONNOR*

[@RavenHawkes]

@@punisher6387 My apologies and thank you.

[@kilerek3]

its not that simple. Skynet sending t800 to the past to kill sarah. Sarah destroying it but letting back CPU. FROM WHICH IN CURRENT VERSION OF FUTURE SKYNET IS DEVELOPING SELF MORE ADVANCED THAN BEFORE THATS WHY IT SENDING LIQUID METAL,[additionaly it knows from the recorded police interviews with sarah, sending terminator to kill sarah = fail, and realizes sending t800 = fail, so it finds another way) and trying to kill young john. In the end of T2 chip and terminators are purified in lava ok. But cycle isnt over. John is alive, and somewhere military is developing an AI which in future will send back T800 to kill Sarah.

[@brendansmith7842]

First watched this when i was 7 and it made me cry. Now im 39 and the same. Its very rare for a movie to evoke such a response. Oh and getting rid of ed furlong was a horrific mistake.

[@ItsXpensive]

For me, it's the best movie of all time. Absolute masterpiece.

[@Braddaddyx]

I think so too, I thought many times of a top 10 movie list and I guess Terminator !2! is really the best movie ever made. Incredible how after over 30 years the special effects can still keep up to some mainstream movies today. This movie has just everything.

[@thelastdragon5551]

Absolutely #1 for me too.

[@markkoricsanszki]

Forever 1st in my book also. If i have to describe it, i would say this is the perfect film. It has everything.

[@MikeG82]

my number 2 i prefer the orginal

[@paolog7809]

I take it you are a man. Because if you're a woman, it's Cameron's other movie you will consider the goat.

[@Swayonaise]

I think it's pretty cool that Sarah Connor kills the t800 twice in a row with a button press. It's even a similar device with 3 buttons on it. But the two times are completely different. In T1 she kills him out of anger and hate. In t2 she kills him with respect and honor

[@mamaj3016]

good catch. I just watched both the movies and didn't think of that at all

[@checkoutmyyoutubepage]

Very good catch man.

[@Playingtheangel88]

Nice argument, I agree with you 👍

[@TheEdwardAlchemist]

Also I imagine a poignant moment for her considering she was gonna smash his chip earlier (in the deleted scene where they switch his chip to AI mode) I'm sure after this fight she realizes there was no way in fuck her and John would have survived without his help 😂

[@brandonallen3289]

@@TheEdwardAlchemist That's actually an extended scene that wasn't in the theatrical release.

[@Jay_SUBZ3R0]

I love how, when the T-800 is damaged, his face reveals half of his endoskeleton form and we see him as the machine he is, but when John hugs him, all we can see is just his “human” side. It really symbolises that despite the Terminator being created as a killing machine who can’t feel human emotion, he finally understands why humans cry even though he can’t, and he embraces the warmth of a human child who cared deeply for him like a son. Also, I loved it when Sarah showed respect to the T-800 and shook hands with him, thanking him for saving her and John’s lives and helping them rescue humanity. She never knew that her greatest enemy would become her greatest ally. Even she didn’t want him to go.

[@darnit1944]

In fact, he became so human that he is willing to be terminated for the sake of humanity

[@tiagoleonardoarevalomorale9827]

Amazing analysis guys

[@Zurround]

I kind of wish instead of a hand shake she had given him a hug but I read on a different thread that that would be too unrealistic due to the trauma she suffered from the first terminator. However, I was taught in a school class decades ago that the opposite of love is fear even though most people think it is hate. She was terrified of him at first so giving him a hug would have been a full 180.

[@lennymosca9099]

The enemy of my enemy is my friend

[@businassman]

so true, I also thought about this, like machine has grown some humanity on itself

[@slickfinisher123]

The emotionless sorry from the terminator sound realer than most human apologies

[@TheDesertNomad602]

I literally can't watch this without tearing up. It was the first movie that made me cry as an 11 year old kid in 1991. I remember not being able to fall asleep that night because I couldn't stop thinking about this scene.

[@bniisantos]

You saw it in theaters? How was it?

[@monivuctmonivuct850]

ឋ

[@mattdubya1037]

@@bniisantos it was fresh af in theaters. the effects were way ahead of the time. never saw cgi before this movie it was mind blowing! my dad took me to see it and afterwards i ended up making up a terminator tag game on bicycle with friends. we watched it over and over when it finally came out on VHS

[@lilmane1070]

@@monivuctmonivuct850 true haha

[@ProducerTiagoMendes]

Me too this scene shows how importante is a good script, good actores, producer, director, this is the best drama scene in a action movie. And the music man... So underrated...😪🤧

[@ebaugh7320]

This movie in no doubt, the best movie of the franchise ever made

[@venom-123]

You mean the best movie of the franchise

[@Biohazard1999]

Dude come on - it's the greatest movie of its genre.

[@masonf7332]

I’m not gonna lie: I like the 1984 movie just a little bit better but this sequel definitely is one of the greatest American action films for sure and anyone who disagrees is a moron

[@DEADGAME1805]

I know it would've been so cool if this would've been the last of the sequels, not as in just 2 movies, but make all the other ones first, then end it with this, when John is a Teen, how amazing would that have been.

[@crashpal]

@Ferro Equus yeah. Both Terminator 1 and Alien set a bar high for an 80s Sci-fi film but their sequal took what was great and did it even better

[@castr0w0rld98]

This will always remind me of my dad. He was my terminator. My protector. His finished his mission. Now he’s resting. I love you Dad❤️‍🩹🖤

[@captaindeadpool9268]

He certainly was my friend. Peace & love to you brother 💜

[@kinZu666]

My dad too gone my protector gone at 2003

[@Demure_Amir]

God bless your fathers. 🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@TitanXecutor]

I know how you feel. May he rest in peace

[@jamesgotte4552]

My dad, too, he left in 2018, and I understand how you feel. Peace and love to you

[@mikebasil4832]

“I know now why you cry. But it’s something I can never do.” The most heartfelt words that I can ever imagine hearing from an AI. 💓

[@TheReddg71]

Even the "Toughest" of Toughest men shed a tear at this ending! 😢😢😢

[@Skyliner89]

It's not a shame to cry, even for men.

[@Razgriz218]

Girls cry at Titanic. Men cry at Terminator 2

[@mr.classicragememerook96]

​@Skyliner89 Yeah. People got to stop listening to that stereotype of men never crying. Every human being cries.

[@MichaelTheArchAngel444]

this and that movie with bruce wills when he goes to space to destory that asteriod

[@TheReddg71]

@@Skyliner89 nobody said it was a bad thing for men to cry. I cried my eyes out when my mom passed away. 😢

[@tonybigalow3236]

Terminator 1: Tough like a father Terminator 2: Sweet like a mother That's It. The story ends

[@tylerdurden1923]

tough like the fucking Freightliner the t1000 threw to the sewage haha

[@sikiotis9]

Terminator 3:asshole like a son

[@jonjones487]

Until the next time line

[@Jasper1364G]

Hey I never had a father. I like this movie Ok 😂

[@onion7938]

and they were a guy

[@kme321]

This movie will always be a masterpiece, 50 years later this movie will stand the test of time. Not only is this the best Terminator movie, but this is one of the best Hollywood movies ever made!

[@coatmonster1855]

Yeah well it's been 30 years and so far that's correct.

[@xwiexanthippe198]

I think that too 👍👍💖

[@benchodegs9100]

Amen sir

[@Zurround]

The T1000 will be one of the best science fiction villains ever.

[@uiop7204]

This is one well-produced sci-fi masterpiece.

[@Anton-er7iz]

никогда не думал, что я приду сюда по такому поводу. Спи спокойно, Леша

[@ИльясОразалин-ъ7у]

Пойду помочусь на его могилку

[@xUnimportantx3]

One if the saddest scenes in movie history

[@SPIDER-Man669]

Yes

[@miraj_9]

Exactly

[@bibudidabudi7049]

Yes it is.

[@crashpal]

More so now that it leads to Dark Fate

[@negaless1144]

He did want to keep the terminator for some kind of momento .)

[@mr.potato5799]

TERMINATOR 2 is the best Terminator movie among all Terminator movies ever created

[@c0mpu73rguy]

I’m still torn between T2 and The Terminator. Both had their strengh and weaknesses. Except The Terminator was great by itself while T2 relies on the first film. You can’t enjoy T2 without it. Just like Aliens with Alien. I’m overthinking this, aren’t I?

[@bradbartran5348]

c0mpu73rguy personally I liked the first terminator a litttttttle bit more than this one I liked Arnold playing a bad guy was pretty fun to see and it was the original movie aswell but this movie is such a great classic film !!

[@muthafukajones8114]

Period

[@arianamartinez5090]

Fax

[@c0mpu73rguy]

Willy Bum Bum Yeah, I like the creepier vibe the first film have. I also like the darker tone and the music more than the one in the second film. But T2 had more likeable characters, a deeper story, better action scenes... Argh, I really can’t choose which one I prefer XD Right now, I’d say the first film, but tomorrow I might prefer the sequel. Just like with Alien and Aliens.

[@individualistds1646]

When Sarah shakes the T800s hand is the moment she finally acknowledges he has earned her respect. Her conflict in accepting help from the same face that once tried to kill her is a major theme throughout the film. You see her start to come around in the scene where she contemplates a terminator as a father figure, but not until this scene do we see Sarah completely comfortable and at peace with having a terminator in her life...and then only after it agrees to sacrifice itself.

[@armorpro573]

Ikr? That's true character development

[@ryanarment5393]

Add to that she was the one who initiated the handshake. In spite of their common goal of protecting John her every other personal interaction with the T-800 was tainted by hatred or fear.

[@yerxiong123]

She understands that humans create things to kill each other but this killing machine made to terminate humans did everything to protect john .

[@saulramirezkb5855]

Dude when he gives her the remote to lower him down, even she didn't wanna do it, she was like fuck man. It took her a while

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

For Sarah Connor to be friends with a Terminator is a pretty big fuckin deal considering her experience in the first movie. This movie earns it instead of just using a cheap plot twist like the later sequels

[@holitinne]

“I know now why you cry. But it’s something I can never do.” My favorite quote in this film

[@MartinKoucKotouc]

Yeah, mine too 😢😢

[@dogbackwards7658]

The fact that even Sarah Connor was reluctant to destroy the machine that has the same face as the one that hunted her all those years back, the thing that haunts her nightmares, the very machine she devotes her whole life to stopping.. it's such a powerful scene, there's just nothing like it.

[@mmtot]

He should have said; "it's not over, I have to return a motorcycle, these boots clothes and pistol."

[@nick56677]

Lucky for her this T800 wasn't hostile and was way easier to put down lol. I see why she didn't fight not destroying it.

[@tangiers59]

The irony is she doesn't want to at the end when the Terminator has her lower it into the steel. Up until the Terminator and John help her escape the state hospital on until they find that closed garage to hide out she has feelings of anger and hostility toward the Terminator because of the events of the first film.

[@Fbiguy]

I think the way the camera focuses on Sarah's hand as she feels for the button on the controls is an intentional visual nod to the scene in Terminator 1 where the camera focuses on her hand as she is trying to reach the button to activate the hydraulic press. In both cases she is terminating a T-800 but in the first one she's struggling to reach the button because the T-800 is choking her but in this one she is slow to push the button because she realized the T-800 has learned the value of human life.

[@wesleyorange8133]

It's actually an incredible therapy to come face to face with these nightmares and reshape them. This movie has a lot of subtext

[@zixianliu4388]

I know why you cry, but that’s something I can never do. Sounds like a father.

[@kubli365]

Boomer father discovers emotions is normal and healthy for men after years of encouraging his son to suppress it (colorized)

[@wolverines5279]

TheSly442 shit i always thought He was younger then that

[@madmike2279]

@@kubli365 I think it's more like society shames men, specifically fathers for showing emotions

[@ShereKhudaa]

Father figure 👙

[@DarthLord-5000]

Very sad

[@iix3649]

Прощай, Алексей😢. Мы тебя никогда не забудем

[@TalkingHands308]

That moment Sarah Connor extends her hand to shake a terminator's hand. So freakin' powerful after all she's been through at the hands of a terminator, to really respect him.

[@구독자500명되면이같은]

It's not the same terminator tho

[@TalkingHands308]

@@구독자500명되면이같은 you think after her traumatic experience with the first one that would be really important? In her mind prior to this one she probably simply thought all machines made by Skynet were evil...

[@N3O1999]

And then dark fate had to undo (in canon) what this scene did, fortunately this scene is so good that nothing can tarnish it

[@TalkingHands308]

@@N3O1999 Yah, going to have to consider Dark Fate non-canon for me unfortunately. Disappointed since James Cameron had a hand in it. But it definitely did seem like somehow Tim Miller took control over the film away from Cameron and screwed the pooch with it. In one of the interviews after the movie came out Cameron seemed to imply that he had to let a lot of things go Miller's way in the editing room and that they had disagreements...

[@bensvedra9616]

I agree. Also, the memories of her first encounter has tormented her and kept her in fear for years. Her making peace with the Terminator is really her making peace with herself. She is now set free. The embrace she shares with John is her telling him "I can now be the mother you've always needed."

[@KobaLenk]

When Arnie hugged John, I can't stop imagine how it would look like if it was only its endoskeleton. Anyway it's still touching

[@leofreire8540]

I was just thinking about that. There's a menacing terminator under that skin. Nice scene anyway.

[@KobaLenk]

@@leofreire8540 exactly! The endoskeleton has a menacing, evil appearance, but it's still capable to hold someone gently. Very fascinating

[@barnab2003]

I've never seen a terminator talk without flesh in its face.

[@DJEkkiMusic]

@@barnab2003 terminator t-3000 in dark genisys.

[@KobaLenk]

@@barnab2003 makes you wonder it uses it's default voice, doesn't it?

[@TonyFf986]

I’m not crying, it’s just melted steel coming out of my cybernetic eyes

[@perubased6880]

Booo you suck

[@RealNahuelBarcelo06]

your a cyborg

[@joesplace2960]

Mine too man… mine too.

[@danielgray2962]

"Why are you doing that?", "Because you told me to"....

[@gamerfellaa]

I know now why you cry but it's something I can never do.

[@Сергей-д2н2ш]

This song was played today at the funeral of Alexei Navalny. This is his favorite movie

[@ИльясОразалин-ъ7у]

I have pissed in his grave 😂

[@bomboklatdog622]

Who asked

[@cholodude97]

Rip bro

[@Yo-ps2pf]

Literally nobody cares about that guy

[@nonnegative7063]

Screw this guy, he said that our Belarusian language was "made by bastards" and that "Crimea "is not a sandwich"". Just another imperialist

[@kin4386]

We'll never get another gem like Terminator 2.. And that's sad to think about. But also humbling. Shows how much of a masterpiece it was.

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

I watched the behind-the-scenes of T2 here on KZbin and it blew my mind learning about the love and passion all the staff and crew put into making this masterpiece. It's definitely a lost art in modern-day Hollywood, especially the action genre. You're right, we will never get another masterpiece like T2 or T1 again.

[@bigdonald123]

@@FallouFitness_NattyEdition T2 was the best not T1

[@texasgent4694]

Yes it's pretty much inescapable that T2 was the last great film in the franchise T3 felt like a parody, T-Salvation was decent it at least tried to recreate the grittiness of the Original 1984 Film, Genysis and Dark Fate......I won't even talk about Lol

[@zevlibin8892]

it hits especially hard for all the 80s kids who grew up in a fatherless home

[@wolfder6661]

Late 90s baby here I also grew in a fatherless home only seeing my after once in awhile that did not end in the 80s it's only now In the 2020s we see more an more fathers in their kids life

[@j-a-ns-a-n9453]

jep, right in the feels...

[@BrutusTheAnimator]

*yep ​@@j-a-ns-a-n9453

[@Tatoon]

This scene was the first time I cried in a movie. I was pretty much as old as John and had seen my dad fight a hopeless brain cancer for 6 months. Call it young naivety but I refused to believe he had no chance until I received the news of his passing. "I order you not go!". That desperate demand still makes my heart twist 28 years later.

[@mrduckyg8910]

@@Tatoonsorry for your loss man

[@BlueBedouin]

I've never seen a scene that symbolizes the importance of boys to have a father figure. Lil John Conor's desperation of sorrow is that of a child, especially a boy, wanting a father.

[@Manuuel89]

now it would be considered like toxic masculinity lol

[@shamiir18]

@@Manuuel89 yeah well, fuck that PC culture man

[@BlueBedouin]

@@Manuuel89 Masculinity is vilified nonstop & gaslit as "toxic" nowadays by feminists who want an androgynous society via dismantling both masculinity & femininity. Its sad.

[@Manuuel89]

@@shamiir18 yeah nowadays they would send a female protector to protect sarah because she is the human hope and not john... wait.. where have i seen this...

[@rileyk5228]

@@Manuuel89 what are you talking about

[@ofhar]

прощай. ты был лучшим.

[@kevinemmers7025]

I guess this means that biker won’t be getting his jacket back.

[@tylerdurden1923]

But some crazy guy got a free harley davidson at pescadero mental facility

[@shuraamano]

also his boots

[@we-must-live]

@@shuraamano and his glasses

[@Dukesparrow1999]

@@we-must-live uh, his glasses got smashed by Officer Asshole ( T1000 )

[@octoman511]

@@tylerdurden1923 cops most likely returned it to the biker

[@LegacyGamingYT26]

"I know why you cry, but it something that I can't never do" One of the greatest lines of all time

[@MikeG82]

that's not the line lol

[@AJ-nd4nk]

You butchered the line bro

[@danielz1666]

Because terminators can't love

[@partharoy2185]

​@@danielz1666it should be "can never do"

[@Chubzdoomer]

Epic quote fail.

[@rohambahraee]

The way T-800 hugs and pats John's head shows how much he loves him

[@jamesmagwenzi6058]

Well it's simply him showing how he has learnt human emotion.

[@rohambahraee]

@@jamesmagwenzi6058 Yup

[@MartyMcFly88]

That thumbs up always gets to me

[@rohambahraee]

@@MartyMcFly88 It's a nice touch. It shows that T has a human side too

[@hououinkyouma3864]

Free will bro.

[@KiranTaker270]

I even cried as a kid when i first saw this. And Terminator 2 is my favourite film of all time

[@EstrangedEstranged]

My old mother hated action movies - this is the only one that she ever watched, and she cried at the end. Cameron is a genius. With his movies, he manages to engage EVERYONE - old and young, men and women.

[@randomly_random_0]

that's why his movies are always box office hit and record breaker

[@DarrenBates]

Absolutely. The kind of films that everyone, in every culture can appreciate.

[@koichidignitythief7429]

If it was made today people will claim it's the end of cinema or some shit for appealing to normies.

[@jblazerndrowzy]

@@koichidignitythief7429 Only the SJWs. Everyone else would call the effects dated but would otherwise call it an okay movie

[@koichidignitythief7429]

@@jblazerndrowzy I’m talking about people who complain action movies and superhero movies will kill cinema

[@methminkumarapeli2194]

If you didn't shed a single tear during the end of this scene, you're not a human

[@b_h_fs2307]

“I know now why you cry, but it’s something I can never do.”

[@Howlingburd19]

@kermit the frog I was gonna say the same thing; when it comes to movies, I’m so soulless xD

[@methminkumarapeli2194]

@kermit the frog you're a drog, idiot

[@cautiouslyhopeful]

You're a terminator....

[@spenserBE]

It's not easy to cry when you remember it's just a movie.

[@MrDanielvass]

As a 10 year old boy seeing this for the first time, I cried my eyes out. It emotionally hijacked me.

[@Dedi-m5n]

But the t800 in salvation survived the molted metal bath amd later ice freezing, but here he dies Why ?

[@MrDanielvass]

@@Dedi-m5n it’s sci fi. There are always inconsistencies. I was just talking about the emotional impact of this scene after all that the terminator and John had been through

[@THENEONARCADE21]

Really, I wish men were more open about their feelings as men. I 💖 love when they talk about their feelings. Truly. But I know why they don't.

[@Josh-fp2qn]

I’m 35 and still cry about this haha

[@tarael86]

@@Dedi-m5n Because its a shit movie.

[@Aylar15]

Прощай Алексей, мы тебя никогда не забудем и дело Твоё будет жить, до нашей победы!

[@EvaSlayAllDay334]

This scene is an analogue for anyone who’s ever lost a father. I did seven months ago and watching this hits very close to home.

[@D_2387]

Man my dad was who showed me this movie when I was just a kid and even back then I thought it was sad. Idk if I'd be able to make it through this scene after he's gone because the scene alone is already emotional enough. Sorry about your loss brother

[@symbiote3220]

I never had one

[@Ihavehadmanynames7779]

Or someone who never had one

[@frederickmiller2733]

It gets better. My pops was my best friend

[@20PhantoM07]

Me too mate sorry 👎🏼

[@rickyibarra]

I'm a 38 years old man and I still cry at this scene.

[@Joe-gb7mz]

old bastard

[@deocleciano1]

Old man?

[@Joe-gb7mz]

@J. Jonah Jameson ok old bastard i'm gonna be young forever 😂

[@rickyibarra]

@Spick Cracker En efecto, lo soy.

[@deocleciano1]

... jonah is shamed

[@leosmith1486]

T-800: good bye Me: 😭 T-800:👍 Me: 🤧👍

[@الكاسرالجارح-ق5ض]

💪💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@jsbmx2039]

So good

[@Penguinz072]

Never thought that emoji could have been used so well

[@umidrajapov9272]

@@shakilrahman3394 What the fuck did you wrote? Dumass!

[@shakilrahman3394]

@Tyrone Taylor Same to u 👇🏻👇🏼👇🏽👇🏾👇🏿 🖕🏻🖕🏼🖕🏽🖕🏾🖕🏿 stfu

[@Alien-ho3sf]

Спасибо за все, Алексей.

[@SlickOils]

Who’s Alexey?

[@kristinapitalskaya9884]

@@SlickOilsAlexei Navalny was a Russian opposition leader killed by Putin’s regime. Terminator II was apparently his favorite movie and the music from this scene was played at his funeral on 1 March 2024…

[@SlickOils]

@@kristinapitalskaya9884 ah ok thanks.

[@leburns6996]

Girls: YOU DIDNT CRY DURING THE TITANIC!? YOU HAVE NO EMOTIONS Men:

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Ironic, both directed by James Cameron

[@crashpal]

@Blunt Bandit 509 i cried for the ending of Shawshank Redemption

[@Clicxcrafter]

@Blunt Bandit 509 maybe thats why he cried

[@linyenchin6773]

@Blunt Bandit 509 you blahh = don't know what it's like to have the full spectrum of Human emotion...I understanding the distinction due to about 26 years of analysis, looking at and into the distinction between blahh "consciousness" and the range of emotion~cognition demonstrated by why-pee-po. It ain't beta to experience emotion, only to be ruled by it.

[@arlind530d]

Not boys, men

[@shariqsaied]

Real Men cry to this scene... Still crying in 2020...😭😭😭

[@nicksieben7701]

Everyone reply to this comment with the thumbs up emoji. 👍

[@autovlogi0092]

The same

[@SPIDER-Man669]

Terminator: goodbye Sarah Connor Goodbye Jon Connor !! (sobbing now I do have emotions )

[@jxc156]

👍

[@RicoX-17]

*System shutting down, final command: thumbs up!

[@MindfulnessGamer]

Everyone talks about how sad this scene is but what really stood out for me was Sarah shaking the t-800s hand. To me this was a big moment in the movie after their history in the first terminator movie and everything that the t-800 from that movie put her through. It’s like the t-800s redemption arc is finally completed and he’s no longer the scary villain that we along with Sarah remembered from T1.

[@richardmedina3640]

It's powerful becoming friends with our enemies as we should not be enemies. And understanding each other's different world's

[@bhoboghure7393]

i was 90's kids at that time when i watched this movie at my Uncles House in VCR player & this particular scene made me cry at that time uff what an era we have exceed.. it was an golden era for 90's KIDs pure entertainment

[@AshPlayzGaming]

Arnold did an outstanding act in this movie series. Still is the best Terminator movie. And the best sequel in existence.

[@taimoorkhanofficial0]

Ow i thought that was a machine