Pescadero Hospital Escape | Terminator 2 [Remastered]

Terminator 2: Judgment Day [Remastered] (1991)
Scene: Pescadero Hospital Escape
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Storyline: A cyborg, identical to the one who failed to kill Sarah Connor, must now protect her teenage son, John Connor, from a more advanced and powerful cyborg.
Director: James Cameron
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Terminator \ T-800), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Edward Furlong (John Connor), Robert Patrick (T-1000)
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[@kevinemmers7025]

The way Robert Patrick runs in this scene is amazing. He gives the appearance of something not human. He’s cold. He’s alien. He’s expressionless. 100% killing machine. It totally gives off and eerie vibe.

[@gumdeo]

Exactly. He *is* the T-1000.

[@Killian.Hardegen]

And if you see T1, Arni was menacing af as the T-800. Not easy to live up to that, but Robert Patrick manages brilliantly.

[@pat2rome]

He breathed through his nose only for this exact reason. You can't see him breathing at all, which your brain picks up on as weird even if you don't know exactly why.

[@xanderguldie]

Fun fact: just like the motorcycle scene they had to shoot a couple of times because he was so fast

[@dswaydinero4450]

Imagine being chased by someone that never tires out you have no choice but to destroy them

[@the_monstah6378]

Robert Patrick trained himself to shoot a gun without blinking, run with the illusion that he’s not breathing, and run so well that he looks inhuman. That is such dedication god damn. ( fun fact: in the galleria scene, they actually had to tell Robert to run slower because he kept catching up to the dirt bike. That’s how dedicated he was. It was almost as if he wasn’t acting at all ).

[@karlthorsten9118]

Had the same issue with chasing down the police car. He caught up with it too fast a few times as well.

[@ghassanalam2114]

im done 💀

[@usermarongoany5616]

*Suddently the real Robert Patrick walks in* Hey, sorry i am late, i had a traffick jam on the way here.....who is this guy? He aint my double.

[@ShindlerReal]

To be fair, it's the only acting he had to do in the movie.

[@Harry_S._Plinkett]

He was in for too many boxes of ziti

[@davidfoxall3344]

“Say….that’s a nice bike” “Thanks man….that’s a nice long sharp stabbing blade you’ve turned your arm into”

[@mohammedashian8094]

(Record scratch) “wait a minute....”

[@philosopher1a]

HAHAHAHHAHA

[@GrayFox140]

Best comment ever. This is Family Guy joke material hahahaha

[@xenomorph-2017]

film pauses "You're probably wondering how I got myself into this situation."

[@TheSpicyLeg]

Seriously, though, this was masterful writing. We know by this point what the T-1000 does. It makes it scarier that the film doesn’t show what we know must’ve happened to the bike cop. Brilliant imo.

[@10ON10]

*Everything about this movie is close to perfection!*

[@MrTruth111]

They cant do this today

[@BlurFre]

They won't do this today

[@christiansimmons630]

The deleted scenes that were out in the special edition should be criminal to have removed! They were so good and added to the story

[@jason.h.zager88]

@@christiansimmons630 no they werent...best version is theatrical version

[@christiansimmons630]

@@jason.h.zager88 yes they were, the best version is the special edition

[@NarrowKilla]

Robert Patrick is freaking best He once said in interview when they were doing his running scenes with movie crew he didn't open mouth to breath on purpose, because robots don't breath, so it gave T-1000 more detail, what a dedication huh

[@lukeswan7776]

Bit like Arnie he learned how to reload a gun without looking in t1

[@user-se7yx4lf7k]

👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿🔔💉👎🏿🔔🔔🔔👎🏿👎🏿+++

[@user-se7yx4lf7k]

Пппр👎🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿👎🏿

[@stevenhibbert5565]

He was so fast he caught the kid

[@davidharrison7014]

He played that role to a "T"!

[@translucentorb]

Almost 30 years later and still one of the most incredible action movies ever made. Everything about this movie is as close to perfection as you can get.

[@starwarsroo2448]

It's like u don't even get bored of the endless fights and shooting

[@richardthomas5362]

I am speaking as someone who has never been in the military but the minigun in another scene was, I believe, given the wrong sound effects. It sounded like a machine gun rather than the zipper sound. I may be wrong, though. Anybody who knows miniguns can correct me on that.

[@luxor_7.]

1:43 Except for the doll 😅

[@BigBoss-yj3hl]

@@richardthomas5362 it sounds like it supposed to be from what I've heard.

[@richardthomas5362]

@@BigBoss-yj3hl Maybe, but I have heard and seen miniguns on youtube and they sound different than what I heard in T2. Maybe someone with minigun experience can enlighten me? Maybe it sounds different when it is firing slower (if it can)? The other weapons, mostly handguns, sound more realistic - loud pops rather than "bang, bang".

[@Dipsxi]

I like how in T2, the characters actually RELOAD their guns. They also use the reloading of the guns to add intensity and suspense. Most modern action movies tend to subdue any gun reloading, assuming that would add to the action when it actually does the contrary.

[@gawwad4073]

Then again they are also shooting a shotgun in an elevator and the humans are completely unphased

[@tastychunks]

If you counted rounds from the previous scene when they were getting out of the elevator, Sarah shot way more than 8 rounds out of that 1911 lol

[@Secret_Sun33]

Like when John hands her the last mag and says its the last mag we feel the pressure and desperation of throwing everything you have at this thing only to nick it.

[@xxxod]

@@tastychunks why was she shooting in the first place? The winchester pushes the t-1000 back but the 1911 doesnt do anything

[@Cocytus127]

I think the John Wick movies recapture this subtle but important aspect of gun fights.

[@aus_liam444]

"So Mr. Patrick, how fast can you run for us" -Robert: "yes"

[@aus_liam444]

@Deepak Tyagi Huh..? _🙃_

[@aus_liam444]

@Deepak Tyagi Nah, sorry mate

[@aus_liam444]

@Deepak Tyagi ewww go away plz😑

[@insideoutsideupsidedown2218]

He had such great breathing control during the bike chase scene in the garage that he actually had to slow down as he caught up to the bike and they had to do retakes.

[@crashpal]

And he held his breath the whole time. A testament Patrick gave his all for the t-1000 role

[@Lyne_Taperz]

That lighting, that camera angle, that soundtrack, those actors... still give me chills.

[@southlondon86]

@Tweed Penguin Are you serious!?

[@kman8749]

This movie is incredible. Never gets old, not for me atleast

[@magogosora7711]

@@southlondon86 he's trolling

[@stiwy7376]

@Tweed Penguin Troll detected

[@southlondon86]

@Tweed Penguin Definite troll.

[@eaglerabbit8922]

This movie has aged like a fine wine.

[@bryanneideffer3969]

I believe it's the best out of all of em! 1st one close behind.

[@StreetFighter2010]

Agreed

[@davidharrison7014]

@@bryanneideffer3969 A Damn good follow-up, at least! To ME, the original was still the best!

[@joe.black-mortem.angelos]

Robert Patrick has aged like fine wine too if I may say so myself (no homo)

[@PrometheuzReturns]

still an incredible feat

[@jamesteegardner2273]

Robert Patrick trained to sprint as fast as he could without breathing heavy. He got so good at this that he doesn't even look to be breathing at all in any of these scenes. That's why the 1st two Terminator movies were so successful and so beloved, they weren't just obvious cash grabs like all the other movies that followed, their plots still made sense, and all of the actors put in career performances!

[@reptongeek]

And also they were the vision of one person. James Cameron. Sure he had help writing the scripts and Gale Anne Hurd produced the first one, but it was under the control of one person. Unlike the sequels that followed them

[@karlthorsten9118]

To top it off, when they shot this scene and the other when John escaped on his moped, both times Robert was catching up to both vehicles. They weren't driving super-fast, so as to add to the tension, but he kept running too fast, so the scenes had to be reshot a few times. So not only did he get a good breathing technique, he more or less became one of the better runners/sprinters in the world, I think. Top 1000-100ish. At least for movie purposes.

[@michelledemgard9862]

Do you know if I can watch this movie on Netflix

[@jenniferwilliams5478]

In T3 they replaced John with another actor

[@mysterion1899]

his dive to attatch to the car without any change of expression has always been hilarious to me.

[@devinobrian8954]

That moment that John realizes his mother isnt hugging him but that she’s checking him for wounds is heartbreaking. James Cameron’s attention to detail is god level.

[@srujan00]

Cameron is a notorious demanding perfectionist, ala Stanley Kubrick. He's known as "Iron Jim" on sets.

[@quiden75]

@@srujan00 that's why he is 1:1

[@primary2630]

That is pretty sad, but at least he would know she cares about him because she's making sure he's alright. Even if it is more "save the future" rather than "comfort my son" affection.

[@junehasrised5104]

@@srujan00 and that’s why his movies make billions every time

[@srujan00]

@@junehasrised5104 also because they have massive budgets including massive marketing budgets

[@MrMusicGuy1980]

I would like to point out how subtle and awesome this one moment is at 2:18. That is a Terminator. the t-1000 falls and just gets back up and continues pursuit. That is terrifying. Something so simple that newer movies miss out on the finer details. Lets all not forget to praise Robert for the dedication and commitment he put in for the role to play it so menacingly.

[@bryanosegueda6103]

That was actually a stunt double when the scene switches then you pause it 2:12

[@MrMusicGuy1980]

@@bryanosegueda6103 I don't think you quite understood what I wrote, but all righty then.

[@matheusemd]

Yes, and it continues running with those blades in place of the arms and the bullet holes, it doesn't even regenerates and just focus on catching up with the car, truly amazing!

[@bryanosegueda6103]

@@MrMusicGuy1980 I do, I just decided to Point that Out

[@n1thmusic229]

But then at 2:39, he's just walking again

[@gmshadowtraders]

Timeless. This movie will be talked about a thousand years from now.

[@timconjo7412]

Funny I was thinking the same. Shakespear was amusement for the masses in its day, could the same happen to this?

[@piercelindenberg6842]

Unless Skynet wipes us out and its greatness is lost along with other information.

[@spicyainsley9635]

facts.

[@heyyou274]

But not by us. By them.

[@maadhujovi9528]

By actual terminators

[@fabulousfrance]

0:06 a good representation of what a good military training and psychology can be a perfect combination. She shouts at him "Out of the car!" And less than a second later shoots at the windshield so the cop does not have time to process the information and just obey by survival insctinct without possibility of a retaliation plan. I love those micro details from James Cameron

[@fatalframer87]

Brad Fiedel killed it with his score in this scene. Everytime I hear that sound on 0:43 for example, it totally represents adrenaline and insane speed

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

T1 - Horror film T2 - Action film TS - Actually not as bad The rest - Family comedies

[@daredevilofficial4100]

T3’s action sequences were still pretty gnarly but the story was not so good.

[@levij323]

T3 was ok

[@FourthEgo]

@@levij323 agreed

[@UshankaMaster]

Levi J compared to 5 and 6, of course

[@davidharrison7014]

Amen!!!

[@ladyluna457]

I feel bad for John, he thought his mom was hugging him, and she was looking for wounds 😁

[@invisiblehandsmaliby3266]

🍏🍎🥭🍇🥜

[@noname.___]

@@invisiblehandsmaliby3266 ?

[@antoninavasileva5162]

@@invisiblehandsmaliby3266 Cancer language

[@ITAtechno]

Yeah, exactly like Kyle Reese did to her during cop shootout in 1984

[@Texturas75]

It's still caring.

[@ivanponce4826]

The thing I love about this film is that John and Sarah are really helpful, you can see here John reloading weapons and later hacking stuff, and Sarah fights alongside the T-800 during the whole movie, a true woman of action.

[@avin6155]

Arnold Schwarzenegger & Robert Patrick acted fantastic in movie 💕💕👌✌️

[@kmmirko]

Arnold-driver Sarah-shooter John-reloader Robert-chaser Wow what a combo

[@Neymar973]

mcDonalds-burger

[@farhanahmed552]

Hotel- Trivago

[@RazorBaze]

Рулон - обоев

[@s0d4c4n]

Arnold-actor Sarah-shooter John-reloader Robert-actor

[@monochromeyoshi]

Hey-Soul Sister Ain’t-that Mister Mister

[@kennytee6882]

Without that detached metal piece, the T-1000 would just be the T-997

[@lillynordicpale]

hehe your avatar is so funny!! I don't know what that is but it looks weird. 😊

[@Rattus-Norvegicus]

🙄

[@T--fu7tk]

@@lillynordicpale It's of Yoda with Nicolas Cage's face, I think.

[@richardthomas5362]

That was bad. :)

[@Olwtak]

@@T--fu7tk 👀 Whoa!! Look who's here!

[@User-sb6er]

I love the detail that John never forgets his education from his mom and knowing how to load a weapon....calm under pressure, but he is still a child and feels the emotions from when his mom is upset at him for coming for her.....shows his vulnerability and his growth.

[@NYG5]

Edward Furlong's performance after the escape was terrific. The way he recoils after Sarah gives him shit is so convincing

[@PhantomSavage]

What I love about the first 2 movies especially is that you can tell they are, at their core, pretty much horror movies despite being among the best action movies ever made. You can tell Skynet, in this movie in particular, wasn't messing around.... No plot convenient escapes or excuses, no flaws in logic or common sense, John just isn't in the background somewhere while the terminators are having some over-the-top debris smashing Super Hero fight with CGI... You can tell that the T-1000 is doing EVERYTHING it can to kill John, no exceptions. Its not playing fair, its not suddenly forgetting about abilities it has that should close the distance or realistically end the fight sooner, it is simply doing everything it can to accomplish its mission with machine-like tunnel vision and that is absolutely TERRIFYING.

[@GoblinKnightLeo]

One plot convenience I found was that the T-1000 didn't simply cut the elevator cable in the previous scene. It was probably capable of doing so, and that would have probably injured the humans it was trying to kill. That said, maybe it just wasn't smart enough to think of that.

[@splash5150izy]

@@GoblinKnightLeo .. Just maybe the writers knew that, but kept everything as simplistic and dramatic as it is to realistically keep the story flowing, if the T-1000 had cut the cable/s then there wouldn't be much left of the movie, you should get into Movie/story telling, I'd say you'd be a blast -

[@GoblinKnightLeo]

@@splash5150izy I find it "we wouldnt have a movie if [logical thing X] happened" to be about the worst possible excuse for writing flaws.

[@clashwithbunniesandrewsava4846]

what about in the galleria fight when he SLOWLY pulled out his gun and SLOWLY aimed it?

[@GoblinKnightLeo]

@@clashwithbunniesandrewsava4846 Im going to go with "John Connor's tachypsychia" as the explanation. Hes not actually moving slowly - John's perception of time is altered because of the amount of adrenaline in his system.

[@Zen_Power]

I still remember The cardboard cutout of Arnie on the motorcycle in blockbuster stores like it was yesterday. 30 years ago.

[@jedijones]

@Fluke That was child abuse.

[@Jebu911]

@@jedijones Well i remember watching terminator 1 as a child and was real scared of terminator hunting me down and killing me. But now those 2 are my favorite movies.

[@jedijones]

@Rumpel Felt I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in the theater at 4. I remember being scared at certain things on an instinctual level like when he swung over the pit from a great height, got sealed up in a dark room or burning a hand. But not so scared at anything involving guns, vehicles or explosions. And I remember being confused and bored when people had long dialogue scenes about romance or other things. Ultimately I think I just didn't understand enough of the story to appreciate the movie. Three years later at age 7 when I saw Temple of Doom I completely got everything with the story, loved all the action and appreciated that movie exactly the same way I do today.

[@jarethcruz2627]

They had one at blockbuster, i was just a kid

[@VAOdin]

Me too.

[@HenrysHowTos]

Nobody else could have nailed that running scene! Robert Patrick owned that scene!!

[@michaeldiaz3521]

And nobody could have replaced him in this movie as well he nailed it !

[@goldennuggetofwisdom5068]

I saw this in theatres when I was 9 years old and now I'm 40. This is still the best theatre experience I've ever had👍

[@rorychevalier7177]

Isn’t this movie rated R?

[@JohnFleming-sw7hn]

I'm so very happy for you!!!!!! I got to see terminator 3 rise of the machines in 2003 when it first came out and was 12 years old and was so very grateful and my very first cool movie theater experience! Terminator 3 was my very first terminator film I ever saw them saw 2 and 1 years later!

[@hendricks177]

Same here. I was 9 and my mom took me to the drive in movies with a friend and I'm 41. Of all the movies I like, T2 is my life. My love. I got T2 everywhere. My phone. Tablet. Laptop. Xbox. Car. Truck. DVD.

[@JacksonAfroman]

@@rorychevalier7177are you for real?

[@uuuultra]

@@rorychevalier7177😂😂😂

[@shinobix3000]

What's so great about this film(this scene in particular) is that it showcases how resourceful John is. He's not some useless little boy, scared and putting people at risk. He's combat ready! Giving Sarah that clip in the elevator, reloading The shotgun in the car, earlier he's seen hacking an atm even proficient enough to escape on a dirt bike.

[@mikedawolf95]

John kind of hated his mom for all the training he went through but he was able to handle himself through the movie thanks to that.

[@Elthenar]

Not to mention that he calls tactical info like a season pro. Like we passed a mag and curtly announcing it was the last. The single biggest weakness in Dark Fate that that Jane Conner was totally useless. You just can't believe for a second that she is going to be humanities savior.

[@aerotus888]

Anyone wonder why John is so efficient at reloading shotguns? What gun experience did he have??

[@user-zg4xg6wg1t]

Согласен

[@roselandpetals]

@@aerotus888 His mom trained him in all kinds of stuff. Probably gun experience also.

[@derekuhm]

back when a strong female character actually earned that title.

[@Sundown_Clown474]

Back when a strong female character could be flawed.

[@imcallingjapan2178]

But we didn't see Sarah Connor "earn that title," she just showed up in this movie and is a badass. Whatever training she got happened offscreen, so Grace from Dark Fate (if that's what you're saying) is no different.

[@slippydouglas]

Back when “strong” meant “enduring, weathered, determined, confident”, not “insulting, narcissistic, manipulative, cruel”.

[@slippydouglas]

@@imcallingjapan2178 Pretty sure the original comment meant earned as in “earned in the audience’s suspension of disbelief and liking of the character’s character”, not as in “character development arc told in the film”. Believability is a real challenge for all professionals in acted entertainment arts, and many many fail at that, failing to capture audiences’ hearts and minds.

[@imcallingjapan2178]

@@slippydouglas I still don't see why Sarah Connor is more "believable" than Grace. I think the hate is 1: nostalgia for T2, since most fans saw it when they were young and it made more of an impression, and 2: just the anti-hype. Dark Fate was bad, but still miles better than T3, Salvation or Genesys, IMO

[@m1a2abrams14]

"Say, that's a nice bike..." The chills the movie gets with these small quotes...

[@Faradars1]

This soundtrack is LEGENDARY

[@Mr.Spiritually_18]

Fr

[@justinkasy7422]

"Say... that's a nice bike!" The directing of this movie is great! I love how they didn't include a graphic violent scene there. It left it up to your imagination to wonder what happened to the cop he stole the bike from which would have been a useless scene but leaving it out made it that much more intense!

[@philosopher1a]

Yup it was written as not to insult the intelligence of the audience and also create great the best scene the one we make up in our head .. Best installment and writing period

[@Godsecution]

Yeah just like Anton chigurh and the accountant guy from nou country for old men, don't know what Anton did to the guy. But I'm pretty sure he killed him. Or not idk you guys decide.

[@HawkEyesAndy]

definitely that cop got stabbed, he could just stab the cop in an instant and get the bike

[@Secret_Sun33]

In the screen play, the T1000 points and says "Whats that!" and as the distracted cop looks, he creates a dildo out of his arm and shiskabob's the guy up his ass.

[@jcmat9917]

@@Godsecution We do briefly see the accountant gurgling in his own blood after Chigurh blasts him…

[@enby_kensei]

You know a film is a goddamn masterpiece when the director tells one of his main actors "I want you to run like _this_ " and hires a martial arts coach to teach said actor how to do it

[@spacewarrior100]

dont say the Lord's name in vain

[@TraustiGeir]

@@spacewarrior100 Don't worry, I only say the Lord's name in Spain.

[@spacewarrior100]

@@TraustiGeir hey fart you

[@calebdonaldson7044]

@@DPLithuania and there’s one of these guys just respect others religion man

[@calebdonaldson7044]

@@DPLithuania look man no one knows it’s just faith I’ll pray you find your way bro

[@razorshark9320]

Robert Patrick is so awesome in this film. He gave 100% in his role. He gives the appearance of something that's not human, but cold, alien and expressionless. 100% killing machine. His first movie was called Eye of the Eagle. That film was an action war movie set in the Vietnam War.

[@micah8153]

Watched this last weekend, it's probably been 4 years since the last watch. Honestly as much as was blown away the first time I saw it, I think I appreciate it even more now. This movie is timeless

[@damiansanchez6242]

I know, it’s like a glass of wine. It’s good every once in a while.

[@yankees29]

It’s just really that good. I can watch it anytime.

[@uuuultra]

Nobody cares when you watched it

[@cyrusnoble9259]

Sigh... the old days when most summer movies were good.

[@memesgifs3801]

Now we can't go to the movies at all...

[@T--fu7tk]

I miss those times so much.

[@DavidSmith-fc5gk]

@@memesgifs3801 better ways to spend your money. Like Alcohol.

[@memesgifs3801]

@@DavidSmith-fc5gk mann i have been in the movies since 2007 i need vodka

[@dougwillis5069]

And Fox keep showing bad movies with the violence edited out.

[@feces305]

0:13 Arnold's footsteps combined with the music makes this scene badass.

[@user-kz9cp2nt7n]

0:14 Me when someone sits in my car without permission 😂

[@gustavoalmeidacampos5203]

massa

[@aus_liam444]

"So Mr. Cameron, how much running do you want" -Jim: "yes"

[@jst31n]

Linda Hamilton did an excellent performance in this film. Pretty much everyone did as well.

[@SuigaRou]

"Say, that's a nice bike." "Uh, thanks, but it's your standard police motorcycle. Tonnes of them at the station." "Oh really? Thank you." *And then the T-1000 peacefully retrieved a motorcycle.*

[@GoblinKnightLeo]

That might actually be what happened. Otherwise, why speak to him?

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@GoblinKnightLeo Well considering the bike cop wasn't alone, that would be a logical approach. Up to this point, Dr. Silberman was the only one outside of John, Sarah, and the T-800 to know the T-1000's true identity and potential.

[@TheGary108]

That’s the beauty of the scene. It’s implied that he took the bike, but the method isn’t certain. Considering he was able to pass himself off as a police officer the entire day shows the T-1000 is capable of better infiltration than the T-800.

[@crashpal]

@@TheGary108 yeah I don't think he killed the guy, the owner of the bike simply just saw a stranded police officer and offered to help without questioning

[@Secret_Sun33]

I always thought it was implied that he seduced the cop with his T1000 maleable nut sack and dong, only to turn it into a 6ft sword. This way avoids the other cops wtnessing the murder.

[@kevinphoenix2007]

T-800: “What’s wrong with your eyes?” Also T-800: “I have detailed files on human anatomy.”

[@gamertimefuntime4245]

Kevin Phoenix not human emotions.

[@alpha-omega74]

He said anatomy not physiology Anatomy = Study of Structures Physiology = Study of Functions

[@MrRufioooo]

Dumbass

[@jamesmagwenzi6058]

It has a learning computer besides detailed doesn't always mean it has everything but it can learn. I now know why you cry, but it's something I can never do. ~T-800

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah anatomy not emotions. He assumed if they were leaking it was a tear duct problem not sadness.

[@sarahk2722]

I think the reason John is humanity's savior is that he's got his mom's ruthless determination but it's coupled with a caring, compassionate heart. If he didn't have his heart, he'd only be concerned with saving himself.

[@ianareyn]

Truly a masterpiece, everyone here did absolutely phenomenal.

[@Impersonal66]

2:30 As a kid I always thought that piece of T-1000 could actually try to kill John when he grabbed it.

[@sapphyrus]

As the pieces get smaller, there's reduction in the processing power. Even in the steel mill it needs to reassemble the pieces first.

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

It couldn't. It needs to be inside the t-1000 to use it fully.

[@tasman001]

Right? I'm always kind of surprised that it didn't follow typical horror movie rules and start acting on its own. I love that Ed Furlong's direction included hesitating for a second, and you can tell he's thinking the same thing.

[@adriantryingstuff]

My thoughts are why don't keep and research it😅

[@KurtBarretto]

@@adriantryingstuff Because keeping it might lead the T-1000 to them, like a tracking device.

[@ashleighelizabeth5916]

The thing I love about this scene is how well they all work together and how quickly Sarah adapts to the situation. It shows how much has grown since the first movie and how well she trained John.

[@rickydiscord7671]

"he's gaining on us!" "I'm scared!" "drive faster!" "I can't it's a geo!"

[@beng9906]

I think of this scene every time. LOL Although it's 'Geo'. Old dinky brand of cars from the 90's.

[@rickydiscord7671]

@@beng9906 well it sounded it he say it like that. *edit*

[@patrickjohnson1309]

Haha

[@coryboy345]

Neddy?....... NEEDDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Tiberius291]

"The Matrix" and "Terminator 2" are great examples on how to blend a good plot with CGI.

[@streettacohunter3706]

Sarah Connor: "You're too important! Do you understand?!?" Dark Fate: I'm going to ruin this man's whole career...

[@SnufkinTheNomad]

2:42 Look at the reflection from the T-1000 right foot. The attention to detail here is unbelievable! We are talking about 1991!!!

[@ezorist]

Shai Pal wow 😯

[@LoganWood121]

James. Cameron.

[@khairunisa5497]

I'm sorry i didn't understand, attention to detail or the clarity of the image?

[@aaronbreeds5132]

that was just his foot moving in his shoe lmao calm down

[@gmodfan53]

@@aaronbreeds5132 He was talking about the reflection. Illiterate ass.

[@SealAngel]

Going on 30 years and this movie still holds up, an all time cult classic and Armie's best film.

[@TraustiGeir]

One of my favorite details about this scene is the J-turn they eventually have to make: They know they'll never escape without it and so does the audience; we're all just waiting for that paramount moment of turning the car around and praying that the T-1000 won't catch them when it happens. The fact that they have to reverse their way out of the garage makes this chase so exciting.

[@OUTFOXEM]

"praying that the T-1000 won't catch them when it happens" Narrator: He did.

[@Bird.757]

@@OUTFOXEM Narrator: But he also caught 4 slugs to the face

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

Are cars not designed to go fast backwards?

[@TheZetaKai]

@@Thomasmemoryscentral It has to do with how the gear ratios and how many gears there are. Cars theoretically can go as fast backward as they can go forward given the same gear ratio in forward or reverse, however rear steering is not safe at high speed and cars are typically electronically or mechanically limited.

[@TraustiGeir]

@@Thomasmemoryscentral They probably can, but they are (usually) limited to just one gear in reverse.

[@woodsmen9844]

You can see the security guard that the T-800 shot in the legs crawling into the guard booth at 1:43.

[@jordanbl4270]

I watched this movie like 70 times but never noticed that

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

God *damn,* the attention to detail is just insane!

[@TraustiGeir]

Wow! Now that's what I call blink-and-you'll-miss.

[@GhostMana0902]

He'll live

[@williamshaw9047]

@@jordanbl4270 Same for me....also the dreadlocked biker guy still groaning on the hood of the car as T-800 leaves the biker bar.

[@AK-qz3vp]

I love this movie! Linda Hamilton is such a good action heroine. Arnold and Edward are very good but Robert Patrick as the T-1000 is like a shark on land - an unbelievable killing machine that is impossible to stop!!

[@vikkipakki]

I used to have nightmares about this film as a child. What a freakin masterpiece!

[@vrabec7]

0:11 Poor officer. I always felt bad for him

[@User-3O3]

He'll live.

[@Sharmz1]

"Pls am sorri"

[@smokepurp5614]

@@User-3O3 he’s got a concussion though

[@user-ww2sr5uo8w]

Its acting he got money for it why you feel sorry lol

[@thuu1812]

He fine 0:19

[@kenjiro8629]

Even though the T-800 didn't say anything as it threw that police officer, I imagined him saying "Get Out" just like in the first film.

[@shindukess]

He banged the cops head on the car then tossed him aside in T1 after punching through Kyle's windshield.

[@richardthomas5362]

Knocking out the police officer might have saved the officer's life.

[@ahmdmhmed4443]

@@shindukess تتت

[@brianc971]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sapphyrus]

He knocks out the officer he takes the car of just like in the first movie after the disco shootout.

[@MarklovesAngels]

1:08 An emotional moment that's missing in a lot of films, especially action films. Sarah not only shoots at him but we see her reaction as she slides back into the car. A badass split second that stuck in my head.

[@DeadGlassEyes]

I've seen this movie countless times but never noticed that face. Good catch.

[@santitofelipe6283]

No other human being anywhere in this world could've played Robert Patrick's role. And no other Terminator film after T2 will ever make the grade - EVER!

[@6--16]

I love that girl in your pfp, name?

[@santitofelipe6283]

@@6--16 Santina F. ,,Her preference is only WIMIN! -------------- Whoop. Too bad.

[@wandererkenshin7557]

Terminator one was amazing just as good as T2.

[@philosopher1a]

Agreed

[@me4067]

I feel like Hugo Weaving is the only other actor who could have played it.

[@JessicaChastainFan]

Terminator 2 will always be the greatest film in the series. This short chase is better than garbage action movies like 6 Underground as a whole. It's subtle, to the point and memorable (in a good way).

[@darkestfugue]

when i was 16 i thought t2 was the greatest thing ever made, and i thought it was much better than the first movie, but at 44 years old, as great as t2 is, the first movie is better, better atmosphere better tone, grittier edgier darker, its almost film noir in places, and arnold is a much better villian than the t1000

[@RoninAM]

@@darkestfugue I have the same debate with myself over Alien and Aliens. Both excellent in different ways. For me, T1/T2 and Alien/Aliens is kind of a ☯️ thing. 1st are excellent thrillers and 2nd are excellent action. But they fit perfectly together. I ignore the rest of the sequels.

[@gildomacedo2753]

@@darkestfugue ,

[@spacewarrior100]

yep your right

[@gumdeo]

T2 is great, but T1 is even better.

[@frxud2488]

"Say,that's a nice bike."

[@jamesmagwenzi6058]

I knew that was not going to end well.

[@scottwilson6467]

30 years old this year and the visual FX can still keep up with $100 million Hollywood blockbusters til this day in 2021 - Phenomanal stuff guys !! 😎😎😎

[@gannba52]

ジョンが優秀で　訓練を受けていたことがよくわかる場面でした 歴代の中で1番面白かったｗｗ

[@develynseether4426]

When T-1000 looks down at the bit that merges back with him..... "You complete me"

[@chfaisal9298]

Nice

[@anooseofficer7842]

@Jumpy Cat cringe!

[@neo9ava]

There's a reason why James Cameron is considered a legend 🙏

[@hoppermantis7615]

What about Michael Bay? 🤪

[@neuricity7148]

Train Go Boom

[@whis3791]

Until Dark Fate

[@gcHK47]

Yeah, his abusive behavior towards cast and crew are, indeed, the stuff of legend.

[@gabyhardy2918]

gcHK47 I’ve heard about James Cameron being so arrogant but man let’s accept he does a great job a directing movies 🎥

[@elBighead208]

Edward furlong is my favorite in this movie but Arnold Schwarzenegger Linda Hamilton and Robert Patrick where all brilliant in this movie as well this will forever be the best Terminator film hands down

[@Howlingburd19]

“Say. That’s a nice bike.” is so underrated!!!

[@cl2320]

2:10 that reload ♥️

[@SantaClaus-kk8zr]

Shout out to john for reloading those guns in record time.

[@66DoodleGal]

Santa Claus I know right? I’d be panicking and crying screaming dropping everything

[@ramjb]

@@66DoodleGal He had been trained by his mother in the use of weapons since he was able to learn in preparation of what was to come. No shit he'd be good reloading them.

[@soldieroftruth77]

Definitely his training kicking in. He didn’t even have to think about it, which is how you know his mother trained him properly.

[@ahz6907]

John is a legend since in his moms womb 😀

[@paulmiddleton8241]

Nearly as quick as Oswald.

[@MB-gd6be]

What's crazy is that, she was ready for this moment. She had prepared years and years for battle for this very moment. Very telling.

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

2:35 And that's how the T1000 sampled John Conner without killing him.

[@XLB6060]

0:40 i like this part. Amazing CGI 😱👏👏

[@siva40]

0:14 Is there a more intense walk ever?

[@sangeeth3926]

India!!

[@Nemenis]

@@sangeeth3926 what the actual fuck..

[@siva40]

@@sangeeth3926 Indeed!

[@nevajno2741]

@@Nemenis INDIAAAA!!! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Nemenis]

why is there so many retarded bots

[@XLB6060]

0:39 love this part Amazing CGI

[@sebwave5512]

Attention to detail here, when Sarah was asking for a reload she locked back at John and handed him the gun. But terminator being a machine simply hands it back to John without ever looking away from having the T-1000 in his sight. Small things like this really sell the vibe of machine vs man.

[@peace7482]

All the terminator movies after this one just a proof that terminator 2 should've been the last terminator movie...

[@CrniWuk]

Well yes, they should have made one really good Future War movie, showing how the resistance was sending Kyle and a Terminator back. But the movie should have been done exactly like the Future shown in T1 and T2 and not the Transformers spinoff we got.

[@lillynordicpale]

you don't like part 3? 3 is the best

[@dgmobbdeep]

Lilly Nordicpale Byorgson Pawg I loved T3. Very touching film by Mostow. Does it come as close as T1 and T2? Hell no. But still moving anyway.

[@silverzero6430]

@@dgmobbdeep T3 is Ok, and way better than T: G and T: DF. Salvation was also good, it was leading the way to the future we saw in T1 and T2, but it didn't have the chance to get there. Sorry if my english sucks :P

[@RoninAM]

Story wise I agree nothing is needed after T2. T3 repeats the basic idea of T2. I feel the same about Aliens, the story could've ended there. Alien 3 could've worked but the production was a mess.

[@Derek.Joseph]

I'm glad this movie actually gets the credit it deserves. Fun fact, it's rated 44th on IMDb Top 250 ranked movies. In my humble opinion, it could/should be higher.

[@ibrahimghibihisab4502]

Tattoo not allowed

[@ibrahimghibihisab4502]

India don't burn dead body not allowed

[@yankees29]

I’d put it in my top 5 easy

[@srujan00]

Godfather, Godfather II, Apocalypse Now, Forrest Gump are taking up top-100 spots from better movies. Coppola is the most overrated Hollywood person ever. Joker was the most overrated film I've seen recently. Phoenix was great in it but the film itself is a turd. How the hell is TOP GUN 2 a top 50 all-time movie?

[@stoops120682]

2:10 love how the T-800 first disables the anchor for the T-1000, *then* shoots him off the car. Demonstrates that he's not just a mindless killing machine but can actually strategize about what is most effective in the situation. Amazing scene

[@uuuultra]

❤

[@Tigerman1138]

He is PURSUING 00:39 !!! Scarier than a mere killer. He is, literally, a killing machine. Thanks

[@basilfawlty89]

"I know now why you cry"... "But it's something i can never do"... Greatest Movie Line Ever

[@gjtrue]

A Terminator game similar to the Resident Evil 3 Remake or Alien: Isolation would be cool. Instead, it'd be a *T-1000* unit you have to outsmart: chasing and hunting you throughout. Imagine how scary that'd be if done right. You'd never know when it would attack and could be disguised in real-time as anything (or anyone) to scare and deceive you. A statue, the floor/ceiling, a mirror, one of your Resistance "allies" calling for help on the radio. The possibilities are endless! 😎 And of course, just imagine encountering the T-1000 as you "think" you're in a safe location until he phases through an obstacle to get to to you and then start running after you with that iconic run and emotionless expression... 😨

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[@deadrivers2267]

There's the new Terminator Survivor which mainly focuses on T-800s that are extremely hard to kill. And also a T-1000 game would be way too hard for anyone to play.

[@rendy2205]

Good idea .. now sell it or ask for permissions .. copy rights politics are a complete bitch!!!

[@harmsc12]

Like Gmod Prop Hunt, but the props hunt you.

[@Ario2547]

RE3 Remake is trash. Bad example.

[@JaceDanielFilms]

1991 but feels like 2021 movie. HOW DOES this movie looks so damn goo for a 30 year old movie? The image is is crystal clear.

[@LocalGambler]

It was the most expensive movie in the world at that time.

[@throwaway-ds6yg]

Tech Noir genre

[@martinqizeaq]

I think this was the remastered version. I have both the original and remastered quality. And the difference is noticable.

[@JaceDanielFilms]

@@martinqizeaq i have the original too and it still looks great. The remaster just fucked with the color

[@adamdesanti6713]

It's incredibly sharp. Cameron must have used the best film technology available at the time. I remember noticing this on the VHS tape I had as a kid.

[@johngordon4118]

JAMES CAMERON !!!! THE BBBEEAAASSST OF ALL TIME . he knows how to make movies

[@ms12376]

I've been saying it for Years, This film is possibly the greatest action film of all time.The effects,story ,acting,casting and sound are fantastic and as many people have already commented, it still holds up today and its almost 30 years old! We need more live action effects in films.

[@ibrahimghibihisab4502]

India don't burn dead body not allowed

[@ibrahimghibihisab4502]

Tattoo not allowed

[@abdulqudz89]

all the terminator 2 scenes are making the quarantine go by better.

[@cipriananghel380]

I was always wondering how T-1000's vision might look🤔

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

Prob. Blue-tinted to contrast the other Terminators Red-tinted vision

[@carljohan9265]

The fact that you never see it's vision, while seeing Arnolds, kinda makes you think Arnold is the bad guy like in the first movie if you haven't seen it before. Makes the meeting of the T-1000, the T-800 and John in the galleria all that more tense.

[@vkaran111]

I remember as a child, i used to see this entire clip in full excitement on TV, specially the best part alongwith bgm was 0:52 that after being shot by winchester, T-1000 is still becoming unstoppable. Great acting by Robert Patrick 🔥

[@Crimson28]

1:40 can’t help but think of when Homer tried being Ned’s friend 😂

[@Crip99763]

Lmao I remember that scene 😂

[@garyw370]

😆 First thing I thought of!

[@paradigm_sh1ft532]

Neddy? NEDDYYYYY!!!!!

[@garyw370]

@@paradigm_sh1ft532 😧 "He's gaining on us!!!" 😁

[@tomg.5194]

"Come on Ned move this thing!"

[@alessiocataldi2434]

3:17 Sarah obsessively check if John is injured like Kyle Reese did her after police station shootout

[@zakvondaniken9327]

Wrong, it was after the Tech Noir Shootout

[@Bcilloz]

0:38 That run though along with that music!

[@maartenbass328]

Heartbreaking how John tought his mother wanted to hugged him, but quickly his smile fades away when he realizes she's checking him for wounds. Angrily replies I'm OK, like he felt betrayed. Made me remember the relation me and my mom had. Always running away from life

[@suzanamarkovic483]

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[@Z0mbify]

When you're so lucky to live in the 80's and 90's. You get to watch some of the best films ever made.

[@BaconLet]

1:44 thought this was the funniest shit when I was a kid, even though the T-1000 terrified the crap out of me and made it harder for me to sleep every time I watched this.

[@esdrummerelohim]

Is fantastic how they recreate the fact that he is just a child that only need his mother, and how hard Sarah was with him to increase his smartness. Genious.

[@dlracer2]

The brilliance in this scene is John grabbing the shard to get rid of it. The audience is thinking: “Dear God don’t touch it.” That’s what builds the T1000 into the most impressive villain. The mystery creates scenarios of possibility without it actually happening. Brilliant

[@BTLAGS]

If John hadn't removed it it would have probably been an instant tracking device for the T1000 to find them. By removing that little piece of the T1000 the T1000 wasn't going to be able to find them for a while. In the novelization he does find Sarah Connor's friends where Sarah was hanging out for a little while and actually kills Enrique then he goes to Miles Dyson house

[@simontol3210]

That Robert comes out of the elevator, the music, the running, goosebumps!

[@mry2778]

0:22 *when you didn't poop for days*

[@pats10]

Oof

[@Festivex1]

bruh moment

[@whis3791]

Yes I also shit out a T-1000

[@alexbob7799]

@@whis3791 I do, too

[@SoldierOfFate]

If you shit out metallic crap, it's time for a visit to the doctor!

[@Condamine123456]

This is why I love Robert Patrick such a awsome actor he doesn't even have to say anything and he automatically does a good job

[@shawnkincheloesr5192]

That Liquid Metal was one of the greatest concepts for a villain ever 👊🏾

[@joemag22]

Seeing the guard crawling in at 1:44 is such a nice touch.

[@SpielSatzFail]

Good catch!