Terminator 2 Judgement Day First Time Watching Movie Reaction Arnold Schwarzenegger | Robert Patrick

[@reembokreacts]

Hey everyone! Reema is back again with this entertaining reaction to this epic sci-fi action-packed thriller Terminator 2 Judgment Day. This one is a re-upload due to some copyright issues with the previous upload. Please do re-watch this and please share the video with your friends and family! I'm thoroughly enjoyed this, especially the soundtrack and the individual background score for each character. This one kind of hurt actually I have to admit I am a little attached to the Cyberdyne systems cyborg now, I like him as John's protector. If anything changes after this I have to admit I would be disappointed but it would be interesting to see what else happens as the time loop is now a circle instead of a linear timeline. Let me know how you feel about the rest of the franchise! Join this channel to get access to perks: kzbin.info/door/MmWaayfnXmVRiFK8hTvvaAjoin For more bonus content. uncut videos, voting, early access, and if you'd like to support this channel please head over to Patreon: www.patreon.com/reembokreacts Full Reaction Video Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/terminator-2-day-92828947 Full Reaction Website: reembokreacts.com/video/terminator-3-movie-full-reaction-video/ Terminator Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIC7STB5PgXz3Qdx51TbvOq4 Action Hero Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIAfGJO0tO1edEwqnAmD_WFE Rambo Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIBxXJ5VduQ6NzQvIbt96BDp Rocky/Creed Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjICCj9gOsiRpRXA68qDFcbjD Animated Films Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjICsC4K5aSRTYY0ODqEJRVLP X-Men Playlist: X-Men: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjID1UU4zhIl0dIQXfC9VtLot MCU PLAYLIST: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIBAQS_oPSskia-iYV1fRae0 Prdtr Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIBUzdL5HOXYX1CaKzAaUhVF DCU Films: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIBVIba4DuzxfYsvRd4nAa1s Action Hero Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIAfGJO0tO1edEwqnAmD_WFE Batman Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIA5RvkKNxEQLzkysZxFZr9o Spider Man Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLic-IrmvcjIB82h1GWz6J-C0PwRjcjLYC (Sponsorships, Partnerships, anything else?) BUSINESS EMAIL [e-mail] Schedule: reembokreacts.com/home/ Trytreats Box: www.trytreats.com/?aff=1435 Coupon Code 15% Discount: REEMBOKREACTS

[@T291]

Greetings from Finland girl!!! Wholesome reaction and cannot wait to see your reactions to rest of this franchise!!! Most of the ppl stop watching after this movie but as a fan of Arnold i gotta say they aren't as bad as they let you to believe!!! I really hope to see your reactions to rest of this franchise!!! "i'll be back" 😎

[@Richie8406]

1:01:50 Listen. All men now from my gen who were boys back then. We all cried. I still cry now

[@gaetanopanico300]

Yes all

[@ScarlettM]

16:38 - this scene was a nod to a music band "Guns and Roses". Specifically song "You Could be Mine" which was used in the movie.

[@melody9241]

The T-1000 Robert Patrick used to be a track star and on a lot of parts of the movie he had to slow down especially chasing John on the bike and he taught himself to shoot without blinking.

[@skyraider87]

The special effects of the robotic arm are so good. The special effects overall in this movie are just so amazing

[@philmullineaux5405]

He did 3 movies before he became a star. Hercules in New York, skip it, stay hungry, which got a bit of acclaim, and a bodybuilding documentary, Pumping Iron. Well worth watching. U really learn about his personality. Once he did Conan, commando, and this, his star was set! His comedies are hillarious also!

[@MartinBeerbom]

Stunt double for Arnold was a guy named Peter Kent, who looked amazingly similar to Arnold back in these days. He was the only one willing to do the motor cycle stunt -- the bike had to be suspended from bungee cords which were removed digitally. Kent also did the gun running across the bed of the pick up truck jumping onto the liquid nitrogen semi, which was done mostly as filmed with no extra safeties. Cameron said he would not make this stunt again because it was so risky.

[@moistbanana7900]

The thumbs up at the end gets me everytime.

[@jamesosteen09]

Same

[@bradlambert7039]

I've shown this to each of my 3 kids... and it just kind of kills each time when I hear "Dad... what does he mean there is one more chip?!"

[@shainewhite2781]

One of the best Sci-fi Action movies ever made!

[@sachaallari592]

The Best Film ever made in my book!

[@danielkunzmann1587]

@@sachaallari592 yes and Aliens

[@jamesosteen09]

That final thumbs up hits me every time....doesnt matter how many times I watch the movie! Great reaction!

[@nickmitsialis]

The robot soldier at the start of the movie is an 'endoskeleton' (the 'metal' that under the cyborg's skin) being used as a foot soldier by skynet. It's carrying a phased plasma rifle (the weapon that Arnie asked for at the gun shop "Hey just what you see here, pal"). Plasma guns fire a 'bolt' of superheated helium encased by an electromagnetic 'bubble'. It's like being hit by a little piece of the sun. As for how it works, "I don't know tech stuff"

[@DonEBrooke32]

future bullet able to put a whole in indestructible machine. that's all ya need to know.

[@nickmitsialis]

@@DonEBrooke32 with sufficient strength or sufficient amount of hits the bolts could melt thru the chassis

[@mhmtakeyatime9000]

The TX also fired a plasma gun out of her hand that temporarily disabled the t-850 in t3.

[@nickmitsialis]

@@mhmtakeyatime9000 yes, apparently skynet adopted to Connor flipping it's infiltrators But wr don't love T3 like T1 and T2

[@sutej72]

The mall scene in the garage the, Robert Patrick who played the T1000 was told to run without breathing so the camera would catch him breathing because robots dont need air. He still run so fast that he kept catching up with John Conners bike in the garage so he hald also slow down his running speed. The scene at the petrol station when Sarah was fixing Arnold with the mirror, there acually wasnt any mirror there, on one side there was Arnold And Linda and on the opposite side was Arnolds stunt dubble and Linda Hamiltons twin sister Leslie Hamilton Gearren. She died in 2020 at the age of 63.

[@sonnyrockwel1266]

The ending is sad because it's the symbolism of saying goodbye to a father due to death ...

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Speaking of Machines, watch Robocop. It's a fun movie.

[@quixote6942]

The "Motherly Sarah" in the Dream Sequence was Linda's twin Sister, Leslie... Sadly, she passed away in 2020. Back in the 80's, we were already thinking about AI Turning on Man. And that hasn't stopped scientists from unrestrained development.

[@MotorbreathChannel]

In the 80's? Isaac Asimov wrote the stories that would constitute the collection called "I, Robot" between 1940 and 1950. "I, Robot" is a great movie starring Will Smith based on Asimov's works btw. Although technically you are not wrong - we were already thinking about AI in the 80's. I just think that it was worth mentioning so please don't take it personally.

[@michaelccozens]

@@MotorbreathChannel That's a fair point, but the issue of AI turning on humanity wasn't really part of Asimov's bailiwick, as far as I can remember ("progress" turning on you is pretty much the opposite of modernity's moral assumptions, which essentially assumed that "new" always equaled "better", without downside). And there's arguably a fair bit of difference between Asimov's "positronic brain" human-analog robots and a more amorphous "general-intelligence" learning AI like Skynet, able to build and control huge numbers of other learning machines simultaneously and not bound to any one specific construct. But you're certainly right that the idea of intelligent machines goes back a long way, to at least, IIRC, that Czech play of the early 20th century, from which the word and general concept of a "robot" derives (taken from a name meaning "servant" or "slave" in Czech, as the robots in the play were basically humans lacking free-will and used as labourers).

[@michaelccozens]

Less "scientists", I think, than Big Tech private firms. Academic research is loaded with precautions. The Big Tech bros who keep reinventing terrible versions of "trains" for VC cash and vapourwave-hype stock bumps don't seem to observe any. Ukraine now has those deadly little quad FPV drones equipped with limited AI, which are able to independently identify and track human targets before they fly-up to them and detonate. There's still a human in the loop, for now, but there's really no reason one has to be there. It's pretty terrifying, and it's only a matter of time before someone crosses that line and goes 100% digital in their kill-chain, because machines are just so much better at the job (or will be, shortly). I'm absolutely against Putin's fascist aggression, but the videos of Russian soldiers trying desperately to hide from a grenade crossed with a mosquito that always finds you is pretty heart-rending and frightening. Hard to see a human being relentlessly hunted by something inhuman and inescapable and not feel a twinge of species-level empathy (or "living being"-level empathy, even) and more than a little fear for your own self-preservation. The good thing is, AI doesn't really have any reason to kill us, unless we give it one. Conundrum.

[@meaninglessvalue7778]

When the t1000 copys the security guard at the hospital, they also used a twin for that scene.

[@joshuacampbell7493]

Now, watch Robert Patrick (T1000) again in Cop Land. Sylvester Stallone, Ray Liotta & Robert De Niro. Incredible cast in that movie.

[@Richie8406]

58:00 Yes this is the badass Sarah Connor, but don't forget her weaker points, her struggle. It is what makes her a hero

[@RodConvoy1987]

This is one of my all-time favorite films growing up. I'd recommend watching the Back To The Future trilogy too. Also from near that era this was made.

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Did you ever think you could feel compassion for a terminator, a machine?? The true beauty of the film. Great reaction me lady!! As we say in Texas; y'all be safe. All of you.

[@Richie8406]

39:00 We had this scene in our civics class in the 90's to show us the impact of a nuke. We were like 14 and we understood. We had seen Terminator, our teacher understood

[@skyraider87]

It was the most realistic depiction of a nuke in a movie to date

[@jeretsauer]

Your commentary and reactions are so entertaining and funny. Love it.

[@MrCraigfess]

Girls, please don't be offended, but as soon as the teminator attacked you, you began to seek salvation from men. I love you my dears :)

[@damianstarks3338]

Happy to see you reacting to this iconic/masterpiece of a sci fi sequel

[@MartinBeerbom]

Watch the behind the scenes. For the country bar at the beginning, Arnold was wearing the most colorful brightest tightest surfshorts imaginable.

[@khaelthegreat9321]

From 1:02:04 - The Terminator (T-800) means that "it" can never be a father to John Connor...

[@ТоляРой-л3в]

The reaction was simply incomparable and amazing👏👏👏👏👏. I am very glad that you have watched the extended version. And special thanks for this moment 35:12-35:28.

[@stevetokeley6542]

Linda Hamilton's physical transformation from the first film was so impressive Arnold complimented her on it.

[@Richie8406]

32:34 Same model, heals in Terminator. An eye can't heal, so it cut it out then. Kyle Reese explains it in the car in the parking lot

[@J_Rossi]

John lost more than a friend. He lost a father figure. One that his mother named as the "sanest choice" in an insane world.

[@MartinBeerbom]

Adam Greenberg! Fantastic photographer. The night shots in here are A-MAZE-ING.

[@redviper6805]

Glad you enjoyed that. One of many movies my Dad showed me in my early teens. A major milestone in the history of visual effects. Fun fact: Linda Hamilton has a twin sister and she played fake Sarah Connor About that brief comment you made about nuclear energy and weapons, recommend watching Oppenheimer and the documentary companion program To End All Wars; both on Peacock.

[@nickmitsialis]

Arnold was 42-43 when he made T2; I gotta say, that I like the haircut and physique in T2 better than I did in T1--and I liked T1 a lot!

[@nickmitsialis]

@@GeorgeTropicana Arnie looked almost 'boyish' with his haircut and smooth face--but once the 'he absolutely will not stop until you are dead' programming kicked in, he just became menacing. That being said, in T2, Arnie was less 'scary' and more 'don't EFF with me'.

[@nickmitsialis]

@nuclearmuscle2029 The pre fire hair.

[@TheDudeQB]

"Wolfie's fine honey" - such a chilling moment.

[@LunaticThinker]

Wolfie's just fine... where are you?

[@BlackStarEOP]

@@LunaticThinker "Yur fosta pahrents are dead"

[@stevetokeley6542]

With the gun pointed at Miles' head,Sarah only has to pull the trigger to become a terminator herself.

[@Marvel_vs_Capcom84]

Nobody ever seems to get the reference when T-800 pulls the shotgun out from the roses box , Guns N' Roses rock band.

[@gaetanopanico300]

This film is a Legend when the Terminator says I know now why you cry.....

[@lindokuhleshandu4024]

COMMANDO is my all time fave by Arnold.

[@raychee6007]

I remember eatching this sunday night till 10 then i had to go to sleep 😂

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

The T-1000 even scared Skynet.

[@Richie8406]

8:54 It's LAin the 90's, oh wait, it's LA right now

[@usctrojans001]

Sci-Fi at it's Best! Loved those 80's & 90's Real Explosions.

[@maikalinin]

Termiantor 3 reaction please 🙏✨

[@TheUnfulfilledOne]

Another great reaction.Terminator 3 is the last great Terminator film.

[@MartinBeerbom]

There's two type of Terminator fans: Those who say metal teeth, and those who say white enamel teeth.

[@LiberPater777]

I appreciate that she watched the theatrical version and not the director/extended cuts first.

[@Richie8406]

37:15 John Connor was always the one to send Kyle Reese through. At the future time, he knew he was his father, and he knew he would die

[@Richie8406]

Time is not linear when time travel come into play. The 1st iteration Kyle Reese goes a certain way, you GO BACK and change it, but you create another timeline 2nd iterate action do again, you have created 10 more. You will never live in yours. Just like Back to the future rules, you change the past, your time is gone only for you, every one else is still there in their timeline. Or the multiverse theory, which is tied to this and the string theory

[@Phenobarbidoll44]

Great reaction! Thank you!🎉

[@Richie8406]

53:40 As kids we always said lava. that is the meme. Steelworks, molten iron

[@zairac2564]

Lone Pine, CA was one of the principle filming locations. There is green grass, and there's desert there, but it does snow. You can stay at the Quality Inn and try it out. Generally, rifles and shotguns you could get on day one. In California you'll need to wait a whole ten days for the hand guns. So, by your standards, you can immediately buy an arsenal. Also, seismologist is an actual title.

[@MotorbreathChannel]

One of the best Sci-Fi movies of all time. One of the best action movies of all time. I don't know about everyone else, but growing up in the 90's in Russia this move has affected my whole worldview and dictated what I liked and what I didn't like in media ever since. I would recommend Screamers (1995) - a very often overlooked but great old school Sci-Fi horror - for one of your following reactions. And thank you btw. I like rewatching the classics with you and getting to know your opinions.

[@JynxedKoma]

Would have laughed my head off if he actually said: "I can't let you take the man's clothes, son. Now take them off before I put you down.". 🤣

[@brettDM9746]

This movie is one of my top favorites of all time

[@skullandbones1832]

The soundtrack to this movie is awesome.

[@andrewcomments5812]

THANK you for not massively cutting scenes like some do!

[@Dalos1234]

nice acting i give a like

[@DonEBrooke32]

48:21 this version of events, lil' Danny grows up without a father. so sad 😰 (buuuuuuut, with Genisys, Miles never dies at Cyberdyne. and Danny is a part of the company. 😁)

[@carladams5891]

Since you mentioned Connan, you should check him out in the movie Red Sonja. It's somewhat of a spinoff of the Connan movies. It's an old movie but a good one!

[@Richie8406]

47:42 Miles is the best death scene scene in history. This actor fucking kills it

[@minisynthmaniac]

I think you're the only one out of the reactors who understood that the creepy orderly was testing whether Sarah was faking her catatonia or not... Of course, her self control was amazing

[@michaelccozens]

There's... other ways to do that, though. Quite a few. You've a fair point, but the guy was also just being an absolute predatory creep, and it would seem it wasn't his first time.

[@michaelccozens]

Great reaction, thanks! One cheery note on the film is that experts on nuclear weapons have generally agreed that, for a certain distance from ground zero related to the force of the detonation, the events of Sarah's apocalyptic dream of Judgment Day are pretty much exactly what it would be like to experience a nuclear attack, burnt skin flying-off like leaves and all. Looks fun! As a side note, since nuclear war had been much more at the forefront of public imagination in the '80s and early '90s, as the USSR began to collapse, than it is today (and we should all thank Gorbachev for making the call to dissolve the Union without pushing the button, a decision which continues to make him a pariah in Russia to this day), it's worth remembering that the Union of Concerned Scientists "Countdown to Midnight" clock, used to express the expert opinion of the likelihood of strategic nuclear war in terms of the time left to "midnight" (midnight being war), has never had less time on it than it does right now. We're closer than ever, and, for some reason, nobody really seems bothered. Can't be good. Sleep well!

[@JynxedKoma]

Can't be bothered for/to do what?

[@johncane4507]

One of the few sequels that can make the claim to be better than the first

[@Richie8406]

17:11 At this point look at Robert Patrick's eyes while shooting. I want to as first tier guys. This is insane. Never flitching, like a android

[@MartinBeerbom]

Linda Hamilton forgot her ear protectors after lunch one time when they shot the shooting in the elevator and lost hearing in one ear because of it.

[@melody9241]

Arnold was Linda Hamilton's trainer and that's how she got so fit.

[@JPSkyeBlue]

This is not true. Linda did all that work before seeing Arnold again - and she actually was proud to surprise him with her transformation.

[@melody9241]

@@JPSkyeBlue Yeah it is true, so you believe what you want cause I seen them on a interview with them together after all the Terminator movies were finished and it was brought up on her fitness and she said it herself and it was the Graham show so your WRONG.

[@JPSkyeBlue]

@@melody9241​​⁠😂 If you mean the Graham Norton Show, the only time they talk about her fitness is when she mentions getting in shape for Dark Fate and the difficulties without hormones at her age. For Dark Fate, her trainer was a man named Mackie Shilstone who normally works with athletes like Serena Williams. If you’re talking about Linda’s incredible transformation for T2, she also did not work with Arnold - he was not her trainer. This is in many many many interviews but just one example - in the Netflix doc “Arnold,” it talks about how they hadn’t seen each other and Arnold says “A few days before we start shooting Jim Cameron says to me, let's all get together and have a nice dinner. Linda comes in and then she takes her sweater off and I'm looking at her arms. Veins on the biceps and then the triceps - everything was like a bodybuilder except miniature. I said, 'I cant believe that son of a bitch is f---ing more cut than me.’” And Linda says: “I do remember the fierce pride that I had to show to Arnold.” Her trainer for T2 was a man named Anthony Cortes. Now after the movie started, yes Linda has spoken before about Arnold being generous and letting her use his gym. But he did not train her for the film or help her achieve her incredible transformation.

[@melody9241]

@@JPSkyeBlue I'm not talking about Dark Fate they were talking about her changes from the second movie but I'm not going to argue with you.

[@JPSkyeBlue]

@@melody9241😂 I know - I’m talking about T2 also. Her trainer was a man named Anthony Cortes.

[@diltberg9627]

You should give the next 4 movie's a chance they're all good

[@ttngarage]

No, they are not. Don't lie like that. 😅

[@makaveli8809]

@@ttngarage how about let her come with her own opinion on the next movies. You are tryna program her, let her watch the remaining movies and let her have her own opinion about them.

[@southlondon86]

Sir what are you smoking? There are only 2 Terminator films.

[@southlondon86]

@@makaveli8809Well they’re not considered true Terminator films by the vast majority of fans.

[@sachaallari592]

Best movie ever made in my book

[@wmichael78]

In Terminator 3 the Terminator says they come off assembly lines. It's conceivable the Resistance could get their hands on an older model like him, but not a top of the line model like the T1000. Such a good movie. You should check out Part 3, it was decent too.

[@ricardospaniard9050]

Especially since at this point there's only one T-1000 in existence.

[@wolfeusmc2011]

Johns orders don't work because the Terminator is following the orders of future John...when the mission is completed and that he was damaged beyond repair and the technology of that time couldn't save him...he accomplished his mission.

[@Richie8406]

16:30 Guns and Roses like the song earlier

[@MartinBeerbom]

The guy playing the creepy warden was too nice to hit Linda Hamilton hard even when she asked for it. In turn, she really hit him the face later on.

[@melody9241]

AI robots already exist now and in the 1st Terminator movie Kyle Reese tells Sarah Connor that they wouldn't exist for 40 years and that movie was made in 1984 now if you add 40 years to that year you get 2024.

[@39Hundred]

The metal skeletons are called T-800. Arnold has a T-800 skeleton underneath his skin. There are thousands of different skin coverings. Any skin covering that looks like Arnold is called a CSM-101(Cyberdyne Systems Model-101). A CSM-99, a CSM-100 and a CSM-102 look like different people. Arnold from the first film and the Arnold in part 2 are different robots. They look the same because they are the same type of model. They’re both CSM-101s.

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

The Terminator in the first movie was destroyed. So just because it looks the same doesn't make it the same. They are made on a assembly line.

[@KellyClarke-e5o]

The running man also an Arnie movie is very good aswell

[@henrytjernlund]

Great reaction. Thank you.

[@wendellwiggins3776]

Hello, Indian beauty! A key aspect of this time travel action movie is > whatever happens in the past & present, changes the future. So by finding the Machine's hand in Terminator 1, the understanding of scientific knowledge advanced quicker which made the creation of Skynet happen sooner! So what happened before helped to produce the future of John Conners. Traveling in time is a brain twister but when done well, it can become full of profound paradoxes. Nice Reaction! "yes. "Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds" - Vishnu

[@ShuffleUpandDeal32]

No he did not do the motorcycle stunt

[@Richie8406]

19:29 Explosion. All real

[@DonEBrooke32]

the more advanced terminators are probably harder to reprogram.

[@Kauthaji]

Nice Alto Saxophone. Do you play?

[@martinstudnicky4635]

8:50 like it is today

[@Richie8406]

26:12 Look at that sweet CGI from 1991, still better than Marvel. Ant Man shit cg in 2023?

[@Richie8406]

53:15Girl, it was all practical here

[@Richie8406]

18:18 Real effects

[@RomeoPilyugen]

be sure to watch Terminator 3 rise of the machines, it's cool too

[@Richie8406]

18:46 The Gun is completely fake, no shotgun winds like a old school Remington. Style choice, Sherriff is in town sorta vide

[@k.delpino1124]

The ultimate sequel of the 1990s and highest grossing of the franchise. No. 1 film of 1991 (over half a billion dollars) with several award wins including 4 Oscars. The merchandise alone was as huge as the film. Although this is the first of 3 sequels in the original timeline, it's the sequel that matters to most as an blueprint. Perfect filmmaking in every way for Sci-Fi and beyond. The theatrical or special edition (extended) works either way. Other than T1 (1984) & Allens (1986), this was the film that built James Cameron's Lightstorm Entertainment. Arnold is great as always in becoming the heroic T-800. Robert Patrick was perfect as the T-1000. Linda Hamilton as Sarah Connor stepped up the game of female action heroes. Eddie Furlong in his film debut as Young John Connor was very good. 4 other movies and a TV series exist. Loved and hated or otherwise, it's a saga that's come a long way.

[@Richie8406]

50:11 This in 1991

[@melody9241]

The movie I Robot starring Will Smith is a good movie

[@dailynewsgrind6116]

Yay! 😋

[@havok6280]

It would be nearly impossible to capture and reprogram a T1000. That's why John didn’t send one.

[@nickmitsialis]

and anyway, there was only the single prototype.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Linda Hamilton must have been getting "Ah-nold time" to get ripped like that 2. My guess is that stove is hot🧐 3. We have limited AI now, so does China.😱😱 4. Arnold did many, but not all of his own stunts in this movie, including riding the motorcycle. At one point he was injured, and they had to stop production for a couple of weeks so he could recover. 5. Arnold is not left-handed, but the way he works that shotgun is impressive 6. The twin security guards also play in "Good Morning Vietnam". 7. GOOF: Enrique's dogs don't respond to "Uncle Bob" as a Terminator. 8. "I need a vacation" was ad lib. 9. This is the action movie GOAT. "That's cheating."🤣

[@JPSkyeBlue]

Linda did not have Arnold’s help in her training. She was proud of all she’d done to surprise him.

[@CaddyJim]

*BC & AD* mean (Before Christ) & After Christ birth (Anno Domini)

[@Richie8406]

47:00 No, you misread. The cops got torched buy the T-800 Arnold. They are going in hot. I would

[@Richie8406]

29:20 This

[@Kyrirocks79]

I recommend the two Conan movies also red Sonja are good adventure films with sword fighting

[@LukeLovesRose]

You've just experienced what many of us consider to be the greatest action film and what could be the greatest sequel ever made. We wouldn't have The Matrix or the MCU today without this masterpiece. And as far as I'm concerned Terminator 2 has aged better. I think it's a real shame that Linda Hamilton wasn't nominated for T2. Thanks to Linda's incredibly powerful performance, and James Camerons writing and directing, Sarah Connor is one of the greatest, strongest, most iconic female characters ever put on film. She's right up there with Sigourney Weavers Ellen Ripley in Aliens and Vivien Leigh's Scarlett OHara in Gone With The Wind.

[@ИгорьАндрейчук-п1т]

thank you, you made my evening better. like

[@BobbyMoore2-mp8wb]

Awesome 😎 movie