Steelworks: T-800 vs T-1000 (Extended scene) | Terminator 2 [Remastered]

[@Mattschannelism]

This movie aged like fine wine. It never gets old.

[@sammitchellchannel8944]

Except the sound

[@ericmorris1589]

With the poor sequels making this look even better

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[@dharkbizkit]

exept the makeup effects

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[@godmodegaming5157]

the fact that the T1000 and the T800 never actually talk to each other (other than the phone call) is a great touch

[@jpsned]

Nice observation!

[@SalemGhassanHanna]

Does 'Hasta la vista baby' count?

[@darthportus]

Terminator units are suppoused to talk only when they seek or relay information.

[@ILrukiamaxim55]

then compare that to Dark Fate where Rev9 is trying to talk to T800 looks so stupid....

[@moeinial]

Wow.. nice observation

[@Petrichorscreen]

Extreme temperture changes to the T-1000 caused damage on a molecular level to its nanomachines. It was unable keep control of its morphing/merging ability, and kept glitching when it made contact with various surfaces. It also kept trying to "refresh" itself several times to correct the issue, which can be seen visually as a wave throughout its body.

[@diegopj.881]

That's right my dear, you were very attentive 🔥🙌

[@Carolina-mw4po]

Exactly.

[@sebastianfalu4238]

@@diegopj.881 the t1000 begins to pulse into metal 0:44

[@theishiopian68]

Also probably explains why it wanted sarah to call john instead of just doing it itself. It knew it could no longer duplicate her perfectly, and in fact I think in another scene it tries anyways and gets spotted almost immediately.

[@Sigma0283]

I think the liquid nitrogen also played a part in the T-1000's glitches as well.

[@kylewhite8434]

It's almost 30 years old and this film has better FX than modern movies, for shame.

[@chris19873]

kyle white puts cgi to shame

[@JR-uy2nd]

This version uses Modern cgi, but I have to agree T2 effects are one of the best ever.

[@chris19873]

JR 007 love the puppets and make up in it so cool,Modern cgi with an effect,Jot like what it is now,A only think it works with marvel but still can’t get into them films

[@hunk2140]

When will you people learn the difference between then and than.

[@chris19873]

kavus2140 this difference is Then was the best,To now witch is Dreadful,It cant be much for for actors theses days wearing all that funky Gear

[@abdulqudz89]

t2 is an iconic, classic movie that will transcend for many years to come.

[@jakejoker1988]

Nah it will be forgotten in the next 20 to 30 years. The current generation doesn't care about Terminator movies and the people who grew up with T2 will be old or dead.

[@ojx6020]

@@jakejoker1988 I don't agree with that statement seeing that I'm apart of the curry generation at 25 and I find this era of film making was the peak of cinema

[@alansmith4655]

T1 > T2.

[@jakejoker1988]

@@ojx6020 Looking at the box office numbers for the most recent Terminator movie prove that the general majority public does not care about Terminator movies. Now look at James Bond. That franchise has been around since the 60s and it's most recent movie did quite well. Hell T2 had a 3D re release a few years ago and it did poorly even by 3D re release standards. Internet message boards and comment sections do not represent majority opinion.

[@AlineaEuros]

@@jakejoker1988 the most recent terminator movies were trash dude, literal pointless garbage, and nobody wants that.

[@canderoussnurd4265]

1:25 I still get chills whenever I see this scene. The T-800 knows he’s not going to win. But he will stand his ground to the bitter end to protect John. The face of grim determination.

[@vampirehunter533]

Hold him off for as long as possible so hopefully Sarah can get John away and hopefully out of the steel mill.

[@dev.1359]

Him aiming the gun, eyes squinting, brows furrowed is such an iconic shot. Dude really had the quintessential action hero face back in the 80s-90s

[@bruskgundioglu9952]

@@dev.1359 Since the deformation make-up protrudes on one side of the face, they made the same protrusion on the other side of the face, so the frown took on the Botox look. Otherwise, he doesn't have such a frown on his undamaged face at the beginning of the movie.

[@ayyldz963]

and 2:28

[@joshlight6892]

Well, he kinda did win in the end.

[@constantinezh7156]

Man the flip-around at 2:01 is so perfectly executed I can't believe it. Everything is top notch in this film.

[@nathanielclarke5577]

Definitely a badass special effect there. And at 2:05 where his head shifts aside and a new head forms 👌🏿

[@leilanil.leedenali1267]

Totally awesome but it's very scary to look into the future like this. Trust me.

[@LITTLE1994]

Definitely epic as heck for 1991.

[@Thomasmemoryscentral]

@@nathanielclarke5577 Had to watch the vhs again to make sure the morph around wasnt just in the extended scene

[@alecpowers8591]

@@leilanil.leedenali1267 tell me about your experience

[@KestrelOmega]

I like how this extended scene shows how the liquid nitrogen damaged the T-1000 to the point were he's basically trying to hold himself together, and he does that, but he's losing control of his shape shifting (merging with the handle bar, melting into the floor, etc.). You get the sense that he knows he's on borrowed time and it's like a sense of urgency that he needs to kill John now before he falls apart. UPDATE: Holy Lord in Heaven. I never expect to get so many likes and comments for one video. Can't decide if I should be flattered or not. Thanks, ya'll. 😅

[@SuCKeRPunCH187]

its not the liquid nitrogen its the heat that is messing him up.

[@Dflowen]

Ahhh that makes sense. I kept wonder why T1000 was doing that reacting to all the item it comes in contact with.

[@KestrelOmega]

SuCKeRPunCH187 I’m willing to bet that both damaged him in some way. I’d say the nitrogen caused the initial damage but the extreme heat was steadily exasperating said damage to the point of loss of control. My opinion, of course.

[@chamoo232]

@@KestrelOmega When he glitch and lose his texture with a bar that travels across him I feel it's the nitrogen. When his hands and feet merge with stuff I think it's the heat. He may have regained his liquid form but he is probably still cold and then touching the hot metal ramp mess his system.

[@KestrelOmega]

@@chamoo232 So many factors to consider and at the end of the day, T-1000 got left with a fatal case of freezer burn. Either way, awesome scene from a time tested classic. Wait, did I just use two puns in one comment?

[@Webhead123]

I always wished they had included these additional shots in the theatrical cut because it shows that, powerful as the T-1000 was, there was a chance of beating it. The novelization went into greater detail about what was happening. The result of all the damage the T-1000 had sustained (all the gunfire, the semi and helicopter explosions, the liquid nitrogen) was that its life cycle and functions were wearing down. It started losing it's ability to control and maintain its structure (the unconscious transformations when touching the railing and floor grates). It was even struggling to process its own state of repair (the silver rippling was the T-1000 manually scanning itself for signs of damage or deformity). What I liked about it was its showing of a glimmer of hope. That eventually, with enough persistence and luck, they could win.

[@PrivateJoki]

Thank you for sharing that detail. I never heard about that but i always wondered why he does the "scanning" thing and what caused the transformation touching the railing.

[@willchurch8376]

Same here, I read the novelizations as a kid, and it really did add to the story. It was also how the T-1000 was caught when it was pretending to be Sarah later on. It was the liquid nitrogen that really caused the breakdown, more so than the physical damage it had sustained prior.

[@steveb6718]

yes... read T1 and T2 as a kid.... T1 is a very good movie, T2 is a 10/10 movie and this is where it gets interesting, I don't hate T3 or T4:Salvation... the idea of a terminator that doesnt know its a terminator is very clever.... (yes they're not T1 or close to T2), but they're enjoyable and rewatchable... T5 is garbage T6 is hyperwoketotaldogshit

[@h0m3st4r]

For more observant viewers, I imagine that it would be unnecessary, considering that the T-1000's shirt and pants are mismatched when he reforms.

[@DaveDexterMusic]

There are continuity issues in the novelisation, and I also wouldn't assume these extra details were official or what Cameron had in mind. The T1000 we see at the end, aside from being frozen, is still fundamentally unstoppable. If T101 hadn't managed to reboot, it would have won. It smashed 101, crippled Sarah and its only weakness was happening to be above a pool of molten steel. For the entire film, weapons did nothing but slow it down, and it would have recovered in due time from the grenade. These additional shots do nothing to suggest it's weakening or wearing down, for me - or even if it is, not to nearly the extent required for the humans to have any hope of destroying it unaided.

[@haydencooper_]

2:04 it's so impressive that they achieved this level of CGI quality in 1991. It holds up perfectly today.

[@dhightower910]

It holds up a million times better than half the crap released now.

[@pHD77]

That's James Cameron for ya. The guy is a total perfectionist. Probably the same reason why those Avatar sequels are, ehm, a bit delayed.

[@ericmorris1589]

A lot of the effects are real and then merged with some cgi which way they appear better

[@nero786]

Might sound crazy but the CGI used in this film was minimal. 5 minutes of it in the entire film. I read somewhere

[@tist203]

During that scene there where he throws him he is actually wearing an all metal suit that is practical. Can see it in the behind the scenes.

[@JangaLangaBanga]

I love how the terminators don't need to talk to each other when they're fighting. When Arnold's arm gets stuck there's no "Get back here! Nooo!" None of that. They know that nothing they say to each other matters and there's no need for it. They're not going to negotiate or anything and there's no need to trick each other.

[@scotibot7450]

one thing I'm wondering is what happened to what was left of that arm?

[@sarker306]

@@scotibot7450 valid question. It probably means that some people still had the chance to find the broken arm and reverse engineer it.

[@ziongarner4485]

@@scotibot7450 Its just metals and hydraulics. Its worthless. It doesnt contain any actual important info, like the chip.

[@scotibot7450]

@@ziongarner4485 yet cyberdyne were using the arm from the terminator that targeted Sarah as research material. It was important enough to lock away in a twin keyed vault after all along with the CPU. And was important enough to be destroyed

[@chaosagent_0106]

@@scotibot7450 important because it's a proof of something big, evidence of technology greater than the time. They can't know what mechanics are in use because it's really just a hunk of metal to put in a glass to show off a vision. They don't know how to make or use it, the only think they know is the chip, which is more beneficial than a metal arm.

[@deletebilderberg]

Robert Patrick was epic in this movie.

[@danieldavies5418]

He was a great villain in this film

[@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24]

Probably the defining role of his career. Despite not bieng a huge hulking guy like Arnold he gave the T1000 an extremely sinister and threatening vibe. Brilliant actor

[@redrose-ic3qp]

i wonder why robert patrick was not given more majour roles in Hollywood

[@Hemerash]

@@redrose-ic3qp He had goog roles he portrayed very well in movies that weren't as successfull as T2. *Bridge to Terabithia, Copland* or *Fire In The Sky* for example. He also has a great career in TV series.

[@JaceD4V1S88]

Met him where i worked when i moved to cali for a bit, super nice guy

[@ronyniv22]

At 00:59 Sarah says it's too hot as Arnold drags them closer to the molten metal. As a machine, the t 800 doesn't feel that but as a human Sarah felt the heat. The detailing is amazing!

[@viccypress6292]

Wow! Very true. never thought about that. love learning these new things. 👍

[@LXW-Arts]

@@viccypress6292 lol

[@augustedupin9576]

To be fair, a terminator with ' detailed files on human anatomy' must know what temperature is too hot for humans.

[@mukfute86]

@@augustedupin9576 The T800 is damaged and not performing at peak levels at that point in time.

[@switzerlandful]

I know what that's like. I've been close to huge fires. People may not know how hot it gets sometimes. It doesn't even have to be an unnatural fire. Normal fires can radiate immense heat. But if you have a broad light object, it can be held up to block the direct radiation.

[@EricGraham94]

1:13 - 1:20 some of Arnold’s best acting. Usually when he speaks as the T-800, be it in T1 or T2, it’s monotone and robotic as he should be; but in this segment alone, given he’s John’s father figure, he shows genuine emotion and urges John to flee for his life with concern and urgency.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Well said man, he’s like a father lion protecting his cub.

[@dublife9913]

He's micro chip is net processor a learning computer which helps him become more human over time

[@baddestburrito]

@@dublife9913 Indeed, given enough time, he can become woke enough to hang drapes like a motherfu_ker.

[@jplegend98]

@@baddestburrito too soon bro

[@baddestburrito]

@@jplegend98 May I suggest you go back in time, and kill the mother of whoever is responsible for TDF, then?

[@danielschwartz1228]

When he said “John you got to go now” I believe he was showing genuine concern and not just programming.

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

Yeah, he was more than a machine following a programmed mission at this point. He became humanized and is protecting someone he actually cares about. I also like that John didn't want to leave him behind, not because he was scared for himself, but because he didn't want the T-800 to get hurt. It really is heartwarming lol.

[@jorgeorduno3309]

@@RadioactiveSince1990x whats t-1000 ?

[@noir853]

Hence why this is the best Terminator movie. Human & terminator connection

[@bobkolterjahn4266]

It definitely showed that when he actually resorted to shouting "Go, now!"

[@Switcher1972]

Maybe. That is a theory we'd all like to stick on. I'm afraid it is just adaptive machine learning - or maybe future-John brilliant retro-engineering on the beast. Whatever it is, the movie was great, is great, will remain great...

[@fanwithnoname]

The T-1000 is kinda just the best movie villain ever. It is set up perfectly throughout the film as a truly relentless killing machine. We, as the characters do, fear the presence of this entity. The setup is so effective that by the end of the film, simple shots of the T-1000 casually walking towards our heroes is enough to send our anxiety levels off the scale. Can't think of many films since 1991 that have managed to achieve this level of pure, primal, fear. A true apex predator.

[@attrakcion]

Здравстуй читатель. Хочу сказать тебе: не отчаивайся. Все у тебя может получиться. Не нужно думать что те у кого получилось достичь своих целей им просто случайно повезло. Это только так кажеться. Поверьте случайного везения не бывает. Ребята хочу вам сказать что случайностей вообще не бывает и вот почему: Представь себе выходишь ты в сад и видишь что все деревья в саду повалены. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Скорее всего ты подумаешь что ночью прошел сильный ураган. А теперь представь что ты также выйдешь в свой сад и увидишь что не все деревья повалены, а каждое третье дерево повалено. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Ну врят ли ты здесь все спишешь на ураган. Вполне возможно ты подумаешь что кто-то решил тебе отомстить и это явно не ураган. А теперь представь что у тебя в коробке 3000 (три тысяча) буквенных символов. И представь что ты подкинул все эти буквы в воздух. Упав на асфальт какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь слово? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь предложение? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь абзац? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь текст? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какую нибудь книгу? Вероятность равна почти нолю. А ведь двойная спираль днк намного сложнее устроена чем текст на асфальте. Верить в то что там где то сверкнула молния и вот там тоже где то сверкнула молния, а потом произошла химическая реакция и химические элементы бац соединились и образовали сложное химическое вещество, которая вдруг стало бороться за свое сохранение и не просто сохранение, а ещё и воспроизведение себе подобных- это глупо. Это все равно что будучи археологом ты наткнешься на руины древнего города и первая мысль которая к тебе в голову придет- это что здесь когда то жили люди. Ну, а если твой коллега скажет: "неа, это просто там сверкнула молния и вон там тоже сверкнула молния, а потом началось землетрясение и вот таким образом и образовался этот город". Ты после этого разговора скорее всего попросишь руководство что бы твоего коллегу отстранили от работы в связи с тем что у него поехала крыша. Так вот предыдущая ситуация еще более нелепая. Бытует мнение что наша вселенная хаотична. Но я с этим не соглашусь. Я уверен что наша вселенная упорядоченна. Так что ребята случайностей не бывает. Случайного везения просто нет. Наша вселенная не хаотична, а упорядоченна. Просто ставьте цели и достигайте их. И верьте что у вас тоже может получиться. Не сдавайтесь ребята. Мой девиз в жизни такой: Терпеливо Активно Учитесь Хорошим Искренним Делам. Запомните эту аббревиатуру. И пусть этот девиз сопровождает вас везде.

[@Elly3981]

The reason the T-1000 didn't run after our heroes or simply slice off John's head when he was just 10 feet away was probably because it couldn't. Being frozen, shattered, thawed, and reformed has probably damaged the T-1000 to the point that it was struggling just to hold itself together.

[@craftyones577]

It's true best villian ever

[@Silverwind1989]

Robert Patrick is the only man i would never have a staring contest with.

[@jordanbl4270]

Lmao

[@tornadochaser2457]

Agreed. We'd all be fools to take him on.

[@melvinch]

As well as a running contest.

[@LITTLE1994]

Nor Arnold Schwarzenegger either.

[@flatcapman]

Gillian and David nearly drove him insane with their petty fights as for the real reason he left the X-files so they came close

[@Tread1]

I like how the Terminators don't go into a martial arts stance and start throwing punches, they just grab hold of each other and start slamming each other into walls as hard as they can.

[@luisa.barrueta1822]

Well if you think about it, once single punch from a Terminator can knockout a human or possible kill them. So technically it’s their robotic body that is pure enough to combat a human (unless you’re Captain America or Batman)

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

@@luisa.barrueta1822 T-1000 probably can't produce enough force to damage T-800's skull, and T-800 punching just seemed to give T-1000 a chance to grapple. Seems seems like both were trying to damage internal circuitry?

[@Thongger]

@@GreaterGrievobeast55 enough concussive force can stun the other , which is why the t1000 starts slamming the head of the t800 once he gets the chance

[@rexringtail471]

I would assume if they knew any open-hand fighting it would all be for fighting against humans. I imagine the vulnerable areas and balance points of a terminator are completely different.

[@user-op8ge3kq6s]

​@@GreaterGrievobeast55its clear that the T 800 was the one who pushed the t 1000 around its because he knew that he would have no chance so he just did that to waste time for john and sarah to leave

[@jotabe777]

The best action movie ever made. I´ve been watching this for over 30 years. Every time I see it, I enjoy it like the first time. A masterpiece.

[@drcringe7873]

It is truly a masterpiece. The other terminator-movies after this one were just trash.

[@jordanelza8806]

Agreed. It goes to show that true masterpieces are timeless. T1 and T2 were both great, but none of the other ones are even comparable.

[@persi9380]

Everything about this movie was perfect, the background music, special effects, story line, actors, and everything else that comes with it.

[@ianmangham4570]

Especially the helicopter scene and the m4 full auto mag dump into the t1000,then it just gets better when the truck Jack Knifes and spills it's load of COLD😎

[@irfann4409]

This CGI will forever stand the test of time because it was perfect and it changed how action movies were made by raising the bar for the movies to come. It doesn't get any better than this no matter how old this movie gets

[@attrakcion]

Здравстуй читатель. Хочу сказать тебе: не отчаивайся. Все у тебя может получиться. Не нужно думать что те у кого получилось достичь своих целей им просто случайно повезло. Это только так кажеться. Поверьте случайного везения не бывает. Ребята хочу вам сказать что случайностей вообще не бывает и вот почему: Представь себе выходишь ты в сад и видишь что все деревья в саду повалены. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Скорее всего ты подумаешь что ночью прошел сильный ураган. А теперь представь что ты также выйдешь в свой сад и увидишь что не все деревья повалены, а каждое третье дерево повалено. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Ну врят ли ты здесь все спишешь на ураган. Вполне возможно ты подумаешь что кто-то решил тебе отомстить и это явно не ураган. А теперь представь что у тебя в коробке 3000 (три тысяча) буквенных символов. И представь что ты подкинул все эти буквы в воздух. Упав на асфальт какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь слово? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь предложение? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь абзац? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь текст? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какую нибудь книгу? Вероятность равна почти нолю. А ведь двойная спираль днк намного сложнее устроена чем текст на асфальте. Верить в то что там где то сверкнула молния и вот там тоже где то сверкнула молния, а потом произошла химическая реакция и химические элементы бац соединились и образовали сложное химическое вещество, которая вдруг стало бороться за свое сохранение и не просто сохранение, а ещё и воспроизведение себе подобных- это глупо. Это все равно что будучи археологом ты наткнешься на руины древнего города и первая мысль которая к тебе в голову придет- это что здесь когда то жили люди. Ну, а если твой коллега скажет: "неа, это просто там сверкнула молния и вон там тоже сверкнула молния, а потом началось землетрясение и вот таким образом и образовался этот город". Ты после этого разговора скорее всего попросишь руководство что бы твоего коллегу отстранили от работы в связи с тем что у него поехала крыша. Так вот предыдущая ситуация еще более нелепая. Бытует мнение что наша вселенная хаотична. Но я с этим не соглашусь. Я уверен что наша вселенная упорядоченна. Так что ребята случайностей не бывает. Случайного везения просто нет. Наша вселенная не хаотична, а упорядоченна. Просто ставьте цели и достигайте их. И верьте что у вас тоже может получиться. Не сдавайтесь ребята. Мой девиз в жизни такой: Терпеливо Активно Учитесь Хорошим Искренним Делам. Запомните эту аббревиатуру. И пусть этот девиз сопровождает вас везде.

[@AlvinsAnto1]

Out of all the Terminator movies we never got to see the endoskeleton talking in Arnie's voice. That would have been interesting

[@chamoo232]

Maybe talking gets harder once the lips are gone.

[@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr]

anton it would be different if the T-800 had the endoskeloton throughout the whole movie from start to finish but still the same but just without the skin

[@clarkedawe7117]

Jessica Garcia Arnie doesn’t do voice overs

[@Vagmodrising]

@SANTIAGUS! Yeah his voice is an electronic generated, if it was organic then t800 wouldt be able to imitate other voices

[@phoenixblack1220]

anton I was just thinking that watching this too lol.

[@jso19801980]

1:28 love this shot

[@Vagmodrising]

looks so badass

[@ハイドロポンプ-w4w]

me too

[@lonelywolf140]

Same

[@jordanbl4270]

Ssme buddy

[@jorgeorduno3309]

@@jordanbl4270 whats t1000

[@yunaakemi8142]

The CGI is still better than henry cavills mustache removal

[@thecheeseburgertank633]

You're not wrong

[@karringtonyoung4781]

Agreed lol

[@gjtrue]

Anything is better than that lol

[@GradeComic942]

1:26 the greatest underrated shot of the terminator

[@aaronjaggan]

Best shot

[@markkoricsanszki]

I was looking for this comment. Fucking Money Shot right there!

[@menumlor9432]

For those that were wondering why the t1000 kept changing camo and phasing in and out. After it was frozen, shot and thawed out it damaged it's Neuro system causing it to glitch.

[@leeminhoe8037]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX6qYqGihs5omMk ,.,.,

[@SuperLumipallo]

Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the explanation. I believe, because of the damage T1000 isn't running or moving fast anymore also.

[@kennethhill613]

I always thought the Liquid nitrogen made him stronger for the longest time lol

[@BaseballRoscoe25]

@@kennethhill613 I could see why you could think that, I thought they should have picked him up when he was frozen stiff and dropped him in the lava, but that would have ruined the epic ending

[@kennethhill613]

@@BaseballRoscoe25 Yea..Epic T-800 and T-1000 fight, "Call to John now" "Alternate Power" all heavy scenes.. *Picks him up throws him in the molten steel* Ok guys lets go home! *End Credits* LOL

[@GoYourOwnWay86]

An absolute masterpiece. Looking back now at the age of 35 I can see why I cried at the end scene when I watched it as a child once Arnie puts his thumb up. This film is perfect.

[@virtualpellot933]

As a boy back then I got 😡. I said back then: "Damn! Really?! How harsh!"

[@electrictouch1188]

Lmao what a wimp also old af

[@fitzbluez8629]

Yup. T2, predator and aliens. Absolute masterpieces and can watch repeatedly

[@roberds]

Nobody : Terminator dark fate Everybody: Terminator 2 - The judgement day

[@Nemenis]

K

[@martinbucher9988]

dark fate is nothing against T2

[@xBrabus76]

I like all.of them they really are entertaining!!

[@nasireloursson9561]

Lmao james is like why why cant i do another classic like T2 why lool

[@stephentoth6003]

@@nasireloursson9561 to be fair....... True Lies, Titanic and Avatar have all been classics as well. Camerons directorial career is one of the most insane hit after hit resumes out of any filmmaker in history. There is literally no failures. 2 of the sequels people hail as the few greatest sequels of all time to top the originals (T2 and Aliens) And 2 juggernaut box office toppers that held it for a decade each for 20 years in a row, Titanic and Avatar. T1. Aliens. The Abyss. T2. True Lies. Titanic. Avatar...... he cant miss.

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

2:49 Wow what a shot. The factory looks like biblical hell.

[@getoffthisrocktravel2054]

Amazon supply work warehouses of the future

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Get Off This Rock Travel True, heard Amazon workers are living in hell :(

[@getoffthisrocktravel2054]

@@Nicholas_Chen_ i cant wait til someone has footage of the inside of their place. Amazon=greed

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[@pulse4503]

@@Nicholas_Chen_ exploited?

[@METALMAN4Wii]

The T 1000 glitching made it so much better proves that everything has a weakness.

[@BaseballRoscoe25]

Yes, when he froze and then unfroze, that made him start malfunctioning, and went in to "desperation" mode to try to terminate John

[@bizzyizzy9526]

The whole point of this film was to keep him alive only to discard him like garbage in the first 5 minutes of broke fate 😔

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Broke fate doesn’t exit! This film and T1 are the only ones that matter.

[@minatoarisato8798]

Nicholas Chen this film is T2

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Iggy Puente oops, was supposed to type T1. Fixed it ;)

[@1Faith1Fate]

Agreed. I did not like that decision.

[@kevinedward6132]

Terminator Woke Fate doesn't exist. Treat it like a high budget bodged fan movie except where the fans don't actually understand the franchise and create a load of garbage.

[@bappojujubes981]

It's so eerie to not hear a single grunt or "umph" whenever they throw themselves at each other

[@splash5150izy]

Good observation but I think the writers would have known that- and let them be "Robots or Cyborgs" with an eerie sense of no grunts or sound as like how "Humans and Animals" posses when in conflict or "Fight or Flight" mode/s

[@KidaMilo89]

I think if a T-800 who knew a lot about human behavior would probably pick up making sounds of human frustration and struggle.

[@dartmada9733]

It makes sense though. They're machines, they don't feel pain, get tired or need to take a breath. Must've been tricky for the actors though unless they removed any such noises post-production.

[@anhnhvn]

@@dartmada9733 Most, if not all sounds are dubbed in post.

[@ankundigungs-ghandi9916]

@@splash5150izy oh really

[@kt_boxing8887]

1:12 John loved that chunk of metal like a dad

[@farid1406]

and it loved him right back. The way Uncle Bob says, "John, you've got to go right now...GO! NOW!" is with the gentle patience and firm care of a father.

[@greenlightcomics7602]

At that moment the T-800 became more human than machine when it arrived.

[@elitadream]

​@@farid1406 I've always felt that too! The urgency in his tone at that moment is distinctly more human than machine. The T-800 is no longer an impassive guardian; he now protects with a fierce imperative, making his demeanor more rich and nuanced.

[@DrownedInExile]

The jump-scare of the T-1000 sneaking up on the T-800 reminds me of Terminator's horror roots.

[@logandarklighter]

Good catch. Most people tend to forget that the first Terminator movie was a sci-fi take on the horror/“slasher” genre like Halloween or Friday the 13th

[@in4mus85]

I wouldn't call that a jump scare at all.

[@allanjones6415]

I've got to say this: This movie is one of the best sequels I've seen on my life and one if the greatest action movies all the time! Thanks James Cameron!

[@worsethanhitlerpt.2539]

I think ALIENS is a better movie and then consider it takes place 200 years in the future and on another planet, you cant just film on the street in LA for that shit!!!

[@XanderVJ]

1:26 This shot give me chills every single time. The composition, the atmosphere, Arnie's intense stare (seriously, his physical acting is just so perfect!). Timeless!

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

Same! Really reminds me of the stoic nature that he had in T1.

[@jeremythevirushuang6303]

I was 14 when I saw this in the theatre, now at 41, rewatching this scene still makes me sad. Then T800 vs T1000 was truly a classic. As a teen, I wished I had a T800 protecting me. Arnold’s character was hard to let go after it died.... loved this movie.

[@rehmanali2895]

I feel the same...

[@LITTLE1994]

Yeah, T-101 terminated a hero.

[@TyromeColeman]

ARNOLD KNEW HE HAD TO FLEXS HIS NUTTS HEAD TO HEAD IN THAT BATTLE WITH T-1000🤛🤜🤛🤜

[@ScrambledAndBenedict]

I stand by that 2:00 is the single coolest thing in cinematic history

[@thepurified8386]

The effects in that fight scene are better than that of most MODERN films. This film is a treasure.

[@haddadakram3011]

This movie ages like a terminator power cell battery

[@justinmjdell]

He's also mixing up uniforms. He goes back to wearing the regular LAPD patrolman uniform, but he's retained the boots of the motorcycle cop.

[@ЭльдДраконов]

Oh yeah, boots sexy

[@Deniz1923]

@@ЭльдДраконов lol

[@shooby9496]

Just because he's a soulless killing machine doesn't mean he doesn't know the importance of drip.

[@trombektango6604]

he could mix it up with Janelle home slippers

[@uyi4shizzy]

Interesting observation!👍

[@joemana2271]

0:20, 0:47 i wonder why they removed this from the final cut. This was a vital scene to show that the t1000 sustained some sort of damage and its shapeshifting is malfunctioning somehow. It later then leads to john being able to distinguish t1000 from his mom, when the t1000 shapeshifted as her mom but its feet appeared like it mixed up with the steel floor, which is similar to what happened above.

[@nikhilck629]

John could distinguish the camouflaged T1000 from his mom only when the T800 shot the T1000, not before it. Hence the scene you mentioned is irrelevant and removed.

[@madhousenetwork]

@@nikhilck629 but he's not aware of the malfunction. Also it shows that the t 1000 is restored

[@emotionalsupportostrich2480]

James Cameron removed the scene it because showed the t1000 had flaws and was therefore not an unstoppable killing machine.

[@doomer8348]

John could distinguish the T1000-mother and this real mother, by their behavior. At least that was, what I always thought.

[@karcinoma]

@@doomer8348 I always thought it was from the shotgun Sara pumps it and yells for him to get out of the way. Because the t1000 cant form guns and bombs etc

[@DeathMetalThrasher]

All the directors cut scenes should've been kept in. Shows how high James Cameron's standards are

[@javiersandoval29]

I'm a Centennial just discovering the Terminator movies and they are so good 🔥🔥🔥

[@10191927]

Only the first two, disregard the rest

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

Marth In light of recent developments Salvation has aged like fine wine. 😀

[@madero-jb5ri]

You're from Wyoming? I didn't know Wyoming was so secluded from the rest of the country.

[@splash5150izy]

@@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns .. sorry you had to see the two different "Terminators" in reverse order what a damn- but you got the gist of the story that's the main thing- but still that's TV for ya ain't it a "Bitch" when that happens

[@splash5150izy]

@Steve Ross .. "Leave the kid alone"

[@Fredo63200]

3:00 until Terminator 3 was released, I strongly believed that this forgotten severed arm would be what would eventually trigger a sequel, once again. Now I wonder how they could have missed such a plot hole.

[@BillMan2002]

True, they never melted that

[@randallezno3055]

It crushed so hard ,it's just pile of scrap now.so no plot holes there.

[@reason4being]

In the Terminator novels by SM Stirling it does trigger 3 Novels into the future war.. check it out...awesome reads

[@federicofavilli3277]

The development of skynet depends mostly by the cpu.

[@niceguy60]

The arm is only electromechanical, nothing of extreme worth as much as a freckin super conducting at room temperature A.I microprocessor

[@jordanelza8806]

There will simply never be a better Terminator movie than this. The special effects are still top notch over 30 years later. 0:15 , 0:45 , 2:00 and 2:26

[@dooniekid91]

Anyone else noticed that the the T-800 legit starts acting more human after his reset. His movements, the way he talks and reacts to certain info and the way he talks to John.

[@Ricardodick00]

That was the point of it. Skynet built in a physical override to prevent them from developing their own independence. Sarah's line about skynet not wanting them to do too much thinking on their own is great. I don't think the idea has been well explored in the sequels, and the attempts that have been made have caused push back. I didn't mind the Carl Terminator being into drapes or having a family, but the lack of humanity after decades was terrible, especially considering the point you make here.

[@LarryMulk]

Usually I don't care about plot holes but Dark Fate's "Carl" Terminator that turned good guy after killing John is wrong in my opinion because "Carl's" chip was never reset like Uncle Bob's did they just wanted Arnold back in Terminator movie is my bet.

[@dannydinosaur73]

2:01 is still one of the greatest CGI FX ever put on film.

[@semerahpadi4484]

Simple yet well executed

[@exerpachuau5486]

What sold me for the T1000 being a machine is not seeing him in his liquid form or morphing.It's that he's always so clean and fresh,like it would always be in it's best human form,while the T800 sweats and grunts like a normal human with him being covered IN a normal human tissue.Gotta love these details.

[@sidvicious4760]

Dark fate literally ruined the purpose of this whole movie

[@RetroArt216204]

THE MOTHER F I know, another f u to the fans

[@michaelmyers1875]

@Chris The Pack Rat The new Terminator ,,Dark Fate" Movie in 2019 , you didn't know?

[@FionaBorgiaVandenheuvelGoode]

THE MOTHER F lmaooo Hollywood loves doing that, right? I tried enjoying it for what it was I guess but I grew up on t2 so I get what everyone says about DF 😂

[@eliaspeter7689]

Dark Fate was the Force Awakens for the Terminator films.

[@windowsVD]

@@eliaspeter7689 I'd say it's more The Last Jedi of Terminator films.

[@tommydarko1984]

Please for the love of Gawd, why can't we get movies like this anymore? The pacing, atmosphere, blend of CGI and practical effects, storyline, acting. Perfect. This is really what the art if movie making should be about or at least attempted with an ounce of effort. Independent movies are the only saving grace in cinema now.

[@606danco]

Please for the love of terminator i fixed it

[@Kraigmire]

This scene not only shows how the T-1000 can also be damaged, but it has a great intense-ness about it that really adds to the mood. I wish they had left this in.

[@rolandpalatino5934]

In my opinion , this movie is the best Terminator . Even now in 2020 , almost 30 years after , this film did not get old when you see the amazing special effects , the scenes are so realistic !!

[@shanes3060]

The T-800 is just so bad ass in every scene in this movie, even when he's vulnerable, I like how they were showing glimpses of the T1000 malfunctioning, as a glimmer of hope this thing can actually die, never saw that in the original release of this film

[@jason2014]

But not having hope is what keeps me on the edge of my seat. I'd rather think there is no chance in hell, followed by a strong victory. That's make creates the best climax

[@xylonus]

just imagine t800 without arnold's face or just the endoskeleton, must be weird

[@Eligah_Fedorov]

@@xylonusFranco Colombo in first movie

[@cedricdlamini3314]

This is hands down one of the greatest movies ever made.

[@mrboleus8240]

Nobody, I say nobody can ever make this masterpiece!

[@antoniowakardo7280]

You mean remake.

[@mrboleus8240]

@@antoniowakardo7280 No.... I meant making something similar

[@davidmatoss2011]

James Cameron does not seem to have that creativity of old, adhered to feminism the result is dark fate

[@mrboleus8240]

@Tyrome Coleman 👍🏻

[@Brook11223]

I can believe some of those small scenes with the T-1000 they cut out. Seeing the effects of him glitching because of him getting exposed to the Nitrogen gas tells why is starting breakdown. Even the extended sequence with the CPU chip removal with Linda Hamilton's twin sister on the opposite side of the mirror matching her sister's performance was a nice scene that they shouldn't have removed from the original cut of the film.

[@samal3196]

@TankAce Yup! That's how they did the bit with the t1000 impersonating her. Ditto for the guard in the hospital.

[@Brook11223]

@TankAce Yes she does and her name is Leslie Hamilton. The sequence with the removal of the CPU chip with Linda and John and then the mirror reflection is Linda's twin sister matching her sister's performance as Sarah tries to remove the CPU chip. In John Connors's case for Edward Furlong they had a body double for his reflection to match Edward's performance. Linda's Sarah and Edward's John were working on an Arnold Dummie for the CPU removal from his head. Also the dream sequence with Sarah Conner when she is in the park playing with young John Connor is Leslie Hamilton and the young John Connor is played by Linda's real-life son.

[@Brook11223]

@TankAce For the final battle at the factory if you remember the T-1000 impersonating Sarah Conner calling for John is Leslie Hamilton as well, Linda's Twin sister.

[@splash5150izy]

@@samal3196 .. And apparently the "Security Guard" at the Mental Institute where Sarah was locked-up had a twin brother playing his nemesis

[@ArcticISAF]

@Nikki Necro I agree with you. The mild amount of weakness that it could imply is quickly swifted away by him dominating Arnold in two different battles. We know how unstoppable the T-800 typically is, and he gets beaten to the point of shutting down (luckily with backup rerouted power). Personally, I think it simply gives a bit of character and insight into the T-1000, and perhaps even brings it more into the realm of 'real'. By showing that the deep freeze/thaw process has affected the mimetic polyalloy, it brings it from the realm of 'Walking metal blob man' to 'Hmm, there's actually a computer system and fundamental material processes going on under there'. Which is a big part of the appeal I think of the Terminator series (1/2) - how do these Terminators work, think, and act?

[@a.jthomas6132]

The way the Terminator shows concern for John's safety is very treasuring. 1:13

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

He's not just a machine at this point, he has become more humanized

[@SoldierOfFate]

Not just that but he's also concerned for Sarah too.

[@MarceloFernandez-bb9tb]

3:01 I allways thought that arm was the pretext to make T3... By the way.. better fx than the last Terminator..

[@CathrineMacNiel]

it totally was

[@bagsikdangal]

T2 Judgement Day-Cybernetic Dawn also used that severed arm as a pretext on why Terminators are still popping out in the past.

[@davidcarter3830]

The fact that the T 1000 looks pissed off. It shows more emotion than most real people.

[@TheAwesomeDarkNinja]

0:18 Look at that simple effect. Looks way better than stuff we get in the modern Terminator movies. What on earth happened?

[@DasHoovie]

You can clearly see his hidden arm, that's why they removed this scene

[@Ritiwayra]

@@DasHoovie Youre right but its not that noticeable.

[@madhousenetwork]

@@DasHoovie they should have realized before adding cgi. Also hidden arm of arnie will be visible towards the end. So the length of the movie would have only been the concern

[@joyal5322]

What happend to his hand?

[@aidancoutts2341]

That moment when arnie reaches back at Robert Patrick, constantly trying to keep him away from John. Perfect.

[@juanjose91000]

The best action/sci-fi movie ever made man! James Cameron is truly a master at his craft.

[@danlugo4365]

God damn Robert Patrick was such a badass in this.

[@zanarkandace6821]

I like the fact that he never blinked in any of his scenes. Really brought the whole evil machine to life

[@arfenmalik1717]

That is an awsome choreographed fight... that is how i imagine machines would fight. I love to see Arnold and Robert practicing this fight

[@scribejungal3125]

I remember watching an interview with the director and noticed that the shots with the terminator and the t-1000 fighting, the camer is facing up, almost as if to convey the idea that these two were insanely powerful. I loved that little detail and it really felt like watching two titans slugging it out

[@christopherwashington2417]

Terminator 2 is the greatest Terminator Film of all time.

[@timmyboy9140]

Wrong. T1 is better

[@KidaMilo89]

Let's agree to disagree- *Wrong.* *shotgun blast*

[@rennzx5026]

For me T2 > T1 . Well, everyone's opinions would be different.

[@GigaNiga7]

Same here, T2 is best for me.

[@gjhoward]

I agreed that T2 was better than T1, but I respect opinions of those who disagree. For me, it was the action, story, introduction of a newer more threatening antagonist, and the score. Oh, the score is just amazing.

[@douggraham5082]

A rare misstep for Cameron to delete the scenes of the T-1000 glitching from the final cut. They add a lot of tension, and give the T-1000 a bit of desperation. The shot of his boots is just amazing!

[@andrewlockett4569]

Yes, true, however Jim Cameron has subsequently made more than a few more serious missteps. Producing the last dog of a Terminator film most notably. I really miss 1991.

[@Zerradable]

I actually prefer to see T1000 as an unstopable force

[@trydowave]

​@@ZerradableI love these added scenes. Especially the boots part too. I dont think this takes away too much from the t1000s lethality. Even with the slight malfunctioning he was still gonna kills them easily. The thing that did stop him in the end; the molten metal; would of finished him off anyway, malfunctioning or not. They were just lucky that they ended up in that place.

[@Charlie_Alpha_Lima]

Never mind the spectacular VFX which still hold up by 2021's standards, some of the set pieces here are conceptually very creative. T-1000 melting through the prison bars at Pescadero is still my favourite VFX shot of all time

[@mriphone1000]

T2 feels like it just came out and it's over 25 years old. It's so ahead of it's time.

[@l.l.9806]

So true, when it came out I rember my vidro store had 100s of them tonight out most were rented

[@RoboSynergy]

What I always love about these scene is the fighting choreography, it’s nothing like I’ve seen before, full force grappling, punching, shoving, and amazing cgi effects. It’s Terminator vs Terminator fighting choreographer Jim Cameron at its best!

[@intheredcold9216]

To me, this added footage just drives home the fact that they didn't stand a chance against the T1000. They got lucky that the cold damaged him or the scenario would have ended much differently. (in context of their reality)

[@shooby9496]

They're also fortunate that their fight ended up in a (functioning) foundry giving them one of the few opportunities to actually finish him off.

[@pauljohnson6019]

Or they could have dialed in for Superman (Clarke Kent), he was the last option, who would have defeated T1000, I would have loved to see the two of them fight, of course, tables would have been turned then, no matter what T1000 did, he would have lost, best he could have done, was get a few metal stabs or grabs in, but Superman would have had fun seeing him struggle, to knock him down.

[@IceKnight678]

@@pauljohnson6019 ?

[@dnydeltoro]

I wouldn’t say it was lucky, I’d say it was planned, “take the off ramp!”

[@caseysshenanigans708]

@@pauljohnson6019 What the fuck-

[@arod4477]

Love the hand-to-hand combat scenes. Nothing fancy, just two cyborgs trying to smash eachother into bits.

[@MegaSnakelee]

0:18 I can see his hidden arm

[@th3R0b0t]

I'm shocked that got missed, seeing at 3:00 they edited out arnolds arm in the black sleeve that's present in previous versions.

[@SeanFerree]

Haha! I never noticed it til now 😂

[@bcerrone]

That’s funny! I think it’s mostly because this is from the directors cut so they didn’t worry about finishing the cgi as much

[@gavrfc09]

Its the T - 1000, it has numerous arms... if it likes lol

[@cybergothika6906]

That 1001 with his system having bugs should have never been cut from the original. It gives so much context to why he got defeated.

[@generalhighground5300]

There's nothing scarier than that T-1000. I love it. ♥

[@adamfuller575]

This scene absolutely should have been kept in the theatrical cut. The glitching in the T1000s apperance is brilliant in terms of storytelling and how far ahead Cameron was thinking in terms of technology and nanomachines. It also strikes a nice balance in terms of the T1000s apparent invincibility versus the possibility the heroes will defeat it. The sound design in this scene is also transcendent. It's brilliant when the T1000 cranks out the T800s shoulder and it helps further humanize the T800 and sell it as the hero character, even at this very late point in the film.

[@FutureDeep]

There is one scene later on where John sees two Sarahs. In the theatrical cut he realises who the T-1000 is based on the bond he and his mother have gained over the movie. In the extended version he just looks at the T-1000's glitched feet. I prefer the emotional payoff of the theatrical version.

[@calowenby1654]

I love the sequence at 1:47 so much. It's so fun and gripping without coming even close to annoying. Awesome stuff.

[@attrakcion]

Здравстуй читатель. Хочу сказать тебе: не отчаивайся. Все у тебя может получиться. Не нужно думать что те у кого получилось достичь своих целей им просто случайно повезло. Это только так кажеться. Поверьте случайного везения не бывает. Ребята хочу вам сказать что случайностей вообще не бывает и вот почему: Представь себе выходишь ты в сад и видишь что все деревья в саду повалены. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Скорее всего ты подумаешь что ночью прошел сильный ураган. А теперь представь что ты также выйдешь в свой сад и увидишь что не все деревья повалены, а каждое третье дерево повалено. Какая мысль придет к тебе в голову? Ну врят ли ты здесь все спишешь на ураган. Вполне возможно ты подумаешь что кто-то решил тебе отомстить и это явно не ураган. А теперь представь что у тебя в коробке 3000 (три тысяча) буквенных символов. И представь что ты подкинул все эти буквы в воздух. Упав на асфальт какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь слово? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какое нибудь предложение? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь абзац? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какой нибудь текст? А какова вероятность что эти буквы образуют какую нибудь книгу? Вероятность равна почти нолю. А ведь двойная спираль днк намного сложнее устроена чем текст на асфальте. Верить в то что там где то сверкнула молния и вот там тоже где то сверкнула молния, а потом произошла химическая реакция и химические элементы бац соединились и образовали сложное химическое вещество, которая вдруг стало бороться за свое сохранение и не просто сохранение, а ещё и воспроизведение себе подобных- это глупо. Это все равно что будучи археологом ты наткнешься на руины древнего города и первая мысль которая к тебе в голову придет- это что здесь когда то жили люди. Ну, а если твой коллега скажет: "неа, это просто там сверкнула молния и вон там тоже сверкнула молния, а потом началось землетрясение и вот таким образом и образовался этот город". Ты после этого разговора скорее всего попросишь руководство что бы твоего коллегу отстранили от работы в связи с тем что у него поехала крыша. Так вот предыдущая ситуация еще более нелепая. Бытует мнение что наша вселенная хаотична. Но я с этим не соглашусь. Я уверен что наша вселенная упорядоченна. Так что ребята случайностей не бывает. Случайного везения просто нет. Наша вселенная не хаотична, а упорядоченна. Просто ставьте цели и достигайте их. И верьте что у вас тоже может получиться. Не сдавайтесь ребята. Мой девиз в жизни такой: Терпеливо Активно Учитесь Хорошим Искренним Делам. Запомните эту аббревиатуру. И пусть этот девиз сопровождает вас везде.

[@chrisimportant5830]

@@attrakcion But the universe tends towards disorder. All things trend toward disorder. More specifically, the second law of thermodynamics states that “as one goes forward in time, the net entropy (degree of disorder) of any isolated or closed system will always increase (or at least stay the same).”Nor public flame, nor private, dares to shine; Nor human spark is left, nor glimpse divine! Lo! thy dread empire, Chaos! is restored; Light dies before thy uncreating word: Thy hand, great Anarch! lets the curtain fall; And universal darkness buries all.

[@Ricenoodles888]

The effects back then are still on par with today if not better

[@Mirrodin82]

I would even dare to say better

[@SeanFerree]

Agreed!!

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

They are absolutely better, you rarely see cinematography like this in action films these days

[@galvinstanley3235]

The 80's and early 90's had the best movies.

[@kingkongchief1177]

The scariest thing about the T-000 is that it only has 3 weaknesses that can destroy it. Extreme heat, extreme cold or acid. Where the other brands of terminators can be destroyed in all kinds of ways.

[@KingOftheHill-to4cp]

I wonder if an attack make use of microwave power could get the T-1000 like if there was a large enough microwave to trap it in.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Cold did not destroy it. Heat and chemical solvents do work.

[@hanzohasashi2466]

2:28-я тащусь с этого момента, как т-800 понимает, что встрял, но видит, что т-1000 ускользает. Не успевает его схватить. В этом фильме каждая сцена это высший класс.

[@mohdshahdan9772]

Bahaso gapo nie gilo..

[@haveatyou1]

Yes comrade

[@poeunphoung9862]

I never notice how powerful this scene was when the terminator yelled at John to go...it showed that he is a true Learning cpu. I think we all should thrive to be like that.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

We are all learning CPU's, just organic.

[@neoneherefrom5836]

Yes I thrive to be a terminator

[@Redline0332]

Yep, his cpu was set to read/write. So now he was learning, if he survived lets say, he would learn so much and be on par of human. Look how much he learned in 24 hours since his cpu was set to read and write. Imagine what would would he learn within a week.

[@eddievenuto1862]

The special effects on this movie from 1991 is better than most all movies ever from any day. This is one of the greatest movies of all time greatest action movie of all time. Arnold Schwarzenegger is just a great actor not just in this movie but in all his movies

[@j.m6469]

1:19 a normally operating T800 would never scream, i think this shows that the t800 is basically a human now, who looks after John and worries about him

[@Godzilla5675]

He must complete his mission

[@ken48229]

Omg, it's so hard watching Arnold get beat up

[@TJBall-go3gv]

Bro when I was a kid I was almost devastated by that. And it still affected me researching this. So glad he had a back up program!

[@DMalltheway]

The Predator did a good beating too

[@user-yjbc5e7f9b74]

1984: best villain 1991: best hero

T-800: Go! Now!

[@coryboy345]

Come ahhhhn! I'm right heah! KILL ME! DO ET!!! DO ET NAOW!!!!

[@ZuluRomeo]

PUUT DAT COOKIE DAOWN. NAO.

[@MrBaladaum]

0:44 I always thought this effect was so underrated, I'm glad it made it to the thumbnail

[@lukey8511]

This and the 89 Batman are my favourite films of all time

[@svyatozar]

0:44 badass moment

[@L_Series1996]

Too hot

[@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106]

This scene always gave me chills.

[@milosristic2490]

Same

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

I love how much John cares about the T-800 at this point, his mom had to pry him away because he didn't want to leave him behind. And vice versa, is the T-800 still only carrying out his mission here? Or has he also developed an emotional bond with John?

[@gendoruwo6322]

he's definitely already developed a strong bond with john, as well as independent thinking. remember that he originally said "his mission is only to protect john. Once mission is accomplished, it doesn't matter" ? But when T1000 is already destroyed, thus John is now safe? The T800 did not say "mission accomplished, now I do my own thing" or just shut down... the T800 concluded on its own that it's not over yet because it too is a terminator and has the chip, and it too has to be destroyed. The T800 evolves so much that it's able to not only care for john, it actually thinks what is best for him, how to truly ensure he is safe, even going so far as to choose suicide, for the sake of 'his son'. such immense character growth... this is truly the heroic tale of the terminator.

[@a.jthomas6132]

Sarah is more concerned is both her son and Fate of our future. And she's willing to die for em. Kyle would've been proud!

[@TheSaneHatter]

When your metallic body starts melting and sticking, and even your camouflage system goes haywire, you know you've picked the wrong place for a fight: this extended scene goes a long way towards explaining the film's finale.

[@SAL73VFX]

The VFX of this movie are incredible by far BETTER than most blockbuster today, even the last Terminator flick!

[@justaloadofash]

1:16 it's lines like these that make this t800more human. And I kind of wished he didn't have to sacrifice himself in the end.

[@Omniblade_Gaming]

This movie was ahead of its time. Saw it in the movies with my dad growing up

[@splash5150izy]

You gotta "Great Dad" he took you to the "Movies" to see "The Terminator" a movie of such intensity is way more effective to a kid than to "Adult's" although it was quite riveting for me as a fairly young fella of the time (mid-30's) Terminator-2 (26) Terminator-1 Lol:P

[@Shiirow]

the best part is the little effects to show he is malfunctioning from all the abuse. his feet mimicing the floor, his hand mimicking the rail, and the little metal flourish of his face like his system is fighting to maintain the cop persona, as it glitches. adds some nice visual clues while helping the heroes in the end.

[@happyfeet4506]

This film is a masterpiece. It's as good today as it was then.

[@Nick64266]

What I like about this fight is how simple and unchoreographed it is. The Terminators don’t use fancy kung fu or drag on for too long like the sequels do. They simply just push and shove each other.

[@ItzzzJayyyC]

It was so badass when the T800 was throwing the T1000 back and forth and slamming him against the walls like he was nothing. It made me really happy and cheer for the T800