First Time Watching *TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY* | Greatest Sequel EVER?! (Movie Reaction)

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[@ProfessorNoName]

this probably overtook Hot Fuzz and Return Of The King as the hardest video to get through copyright. I hate resorting to using watermarks but I was given no choice as all of my disputes kept getting ignored. So it is what it is. Hope you guys enjoyed regardless :) SPOOKY SEASON begins TOMORROW www.patreon.com/professorreactions

[@x-man9473]

Thank you for another great reaction. I slightly disagree with your point about the T-1000 not having "enough offense against Arnold". If he did that, the film would have been over really quickly. >When they first squared off physcially at the mall, the T-1000 easily kicked Arnold's butt throwing him threw a wall and threw the glass. But he walked off so that he could continue to chase John. >When they faced off the second time at the construction site, he easily beat Arnold again. But locked him under the metallic wheel so that he could deal with John and Sarah. >The final time, he fought him, he outright shut him down-before Arnold reprogrammed. The only reason he couldn't finish Arnold off sooner is because A. He was always distracted with Sarah, John, and security. B. Arnold had more advanced weapons, while the T-1000 just had a handgun. C. They were always using more effective vehicles to get away (excluding that small truck they used when entering the construction site).

[@livingcorpse5664]

Just a heads up, those a plasma guns, not lasers. I love to explain it as lasers are energy weapons but not every energy weapon is a laser. It's pretty cool because it has the heat of a laser but the impact and splash damage of bullets and grenade fragments.

[@lucasbordon5245]

The t1000: es la lógica en extremo, con momentos de psicopatía humana. De hecho: era completamente autónomo. Si mataba a jhon Connor, luego iba a matar a Skynet!!!.

[@davidsavage5630]

Miles Dyson is one of the most heroic characters ever. He accepted responsibility for what he was doing and what it would cause and never wavered. I love that he didn't even argue that he could do it differently with a better outcome. The proof that that wouldn't work was staring him right in the face..

[@sharkdentures3247]

Miles is definitely T2's MVP! After an initial moment of reluctance, he dedicated himself COMPLETELY to saving the future for humanity! Hell, he even warned the SWAT team that MURDERED him, in order to give them time to escape alive! (Talk about the epitome of "Christian Values". I.E. Forgiveness.)

[@LordGalenYT]

Sarah's moment of realization that she was using knowledge of the future to find a target and murder them in order to shape the future into what she wanted. She had become the Terminator.

[@matsv201]

I really think it was the mashup between Sarahs theam music and the terminator theam music that made here the terminator

[@mikemath9508]

Dyson is a good guy. He recognizes he did wrong and wants to correct it

[@Rhodair]

The arm was quite eye-catching, novel, and had potential to inspire robotics a bit. However, the chip was the true power - the chip is what made Skynet possible and gave Terminators their crucial processing power.

[@39Hundred]

Fun facts: The mini gun that Arnold used in this film is the very same gun that was used in Predator(1987). At the mall, Arnold hid his shotgun in a box of roses. It’s a reference to the rock band Guns N Roses because they had a song in the soundtrack. At the mall, when Arnold got thrown threw a glass window, a man was taking pics of him. That man was Police Officer 1L-19, the cop that Arnold stole his car from and imitated his voice. He recognized Arnold(got him confused with the 1st Terminator) from the first film. That’s why he took pics. Very same actor.

[@OpenMawProductions]

The actor playing 1L-19 was a co-writer with Jim on both films. He's not a professional actor, and i'm not entirely sure it was supposed to be the same guy. 1L-19 was supposed to have died in T1. Still it is a great recurring cameo in both films.

[@mrblob5413]

@@OpenMawProductions he didn’t die, his head just got hit and he was thrown

[@michaelsk77]

In response to the complaint that Terminator was too violent. Arnold pledged that his character would not kill anyone. True to his pledge The Terminator does not kill anyone in this movie.

[@punkem733]

So stupid.

[@jamesharland5137]

Just the stabbings burnings disablings ...mayhem is worse than murder

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@jamesharland5137 Leave Dean Winters out of this.

[@oli9881]

@@jamesharland5137 the good ole batman strat

[@bustercolin7507]

Arnie thought it was a stupid idea for his character to not kill anybody.

[@logic63]

My dad showed me this movie when I was about 12 when it finally came out on VHS (I'm 43 now) and it's been my favorite movie ever since. It's still so good.

[@surlycanadian]

The original arm was nothing, except letting Cyberdyne know there was something worth sifting through the crushed terminator and finding the damaged chip. The chip was everything. I’m pretty sure a substantial portion of the original terminator’s legs were laying on a catwalk near Kyle’s body.

[@bigyetter]

In 1991, toy guns weren't required to have orange tips.

[@moonfisher]

I came here to say this. They started adding the orange tip when a cop mistook a laser tag gun for a real weapon and killed a 13 year old kid in New York in 1994.

[@toddpatrick8254]

Now you understand why we wanted you to see this sequel. Lol. Glad you enjoyed it. Great review!

[@bigyetter]

Robert Patrick, a collegiate track star, trained so much for this role that he was out running the camera rig.

[@MKF30]

Yep and he also said in interviews that he was training himself to breath strictly from his nose so he looked more robotic and not human at all.

[@tkurz3071]

Also nailed the audition by just walking in and staring at the casting director. Didnt say a word, just stared cold and calculating.

[@digitaltrekkie]

He ran so fast, that the first time they filmed the scene with him (on foot) chasing John (on the motorbike), he CAUGHT the kid by outrunning the motorbike.

[@stustockwell]

He was offered the role on the spot when he liquefied himself for his audition

[@digitaltrekkie]

@@stustockwell XD

[@GloriousPanic]

Janelle was played by the same woman that played Vasquez in Aliens. LET'S ROCK !!!

[@johnlee7164]

"When she heard 'aliens', she probably thought illegal aliens, lol."

[@SmegHead06]

It's explained in the novelisation that Sarah and John went and recovered the other arm that was left in the gear and made sure it too was destroyed.

[@rx303303]

Sarah couldn't kill Dyson because when she aimed at him, she understood that she was going to terminate him, she was going to become the thing she hated.

[@RP3ZO]

1. The arm was pulverized. 2. The arm wasn’t the basis of the technology. The chip was.

[@coreozurn4950]

The 2 times there was 2 of the same person on screen (the guard at the hospital and Sarah at the foundry) they didn't use special effects, they used twins.

[@TheLightSideReactions]

4:48 In the '80s, it was common for kids to go outside to play and not come home until dinnertime. We'd go to the park, the mall, or even the woods, and nobody thought twice about it. It was a different world back then.

[@nmt2k2]

The moment Sarah realized that SHE had become the terminator.

[@jarsenaultj]

I love how they pulled off the same effect at two different times in the movie; first at 13:05 (security guard) and second at 32:49 (Sarah). They just used two pairs of identical twins (easy enough for the 1-scene guard, but got lucky that Linda Hamilton has a twin).

[@MKF30]

I don’t think the arm was a big deal since it was literally destroyed where as the first one was left in tact from the elbow onward. If they found it it would just looked like crushed, mangled metal literally. Great reaction though. Days of future past definitely reminds me of T2 and back to the future😃

[@davidsavage5630]

Plus the arm makes little difference without the chip. Not to mention there was no Cyberdyne to take the arm and do anything with it..

[@MKF30]

Great point ^ without the chip it may as well be a science project the arm lol. And that dark future could happen anyway as we saw in Dark Fate when they killed John in that timeline, yet Skynet just turned into Legion or Legion was born in place of Skynet so same thing happened anyway lol.

[@Christopher-jp5zo]

@@MKF30 Dark Fate is a silly fan fiction, it’s not canon

[@MKF30]

@@Christopher-jp5zo It's technically canon but real terminator fans don't consider it canon, lol besides the good thing about Terminator franchise is they can retcon whatever fails lol since time travel has always been a key element to what happens.

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

In the end scene when "Sara" calls for John, the body double was played by Linda Hamilton's twin sister.😊

[@omegapsi847]

4:30 I watched this move 100 times but only realized until recently that the bar she war doing her pull ups, was actually her bed upside down. for some reason I always assumed it was some kind of metal stand and never payed attention, but got even more respect for her creativity after discovering new details in one of my favorite movies.

[@Frozensniper92]

same, realized it during this video must have been how it was edited that highlighted it,

[@davidhasselblad2898]

When you realize it turned into an action movie as soon as his sun glasses broke. 😂 Masterpiece of a movie. And my personal opinion, it's hard to hit greatness like these first two movies.

[@KabukiKid]

Yeah, when you get a chance, watch the Special Edition (Director's Cut) of this movie... it answers a few questions and adds in a couple cool scenes. I prefer the sequence where they take out Arnie's CPU and switch it to a "learning mode" to better explain why the Terminator is suddenly learning better and almost developing proto-emotions. Definitely a cool sequence... not to mention how well it was shot. It also gives John a moment to shine because he takes control in that scene and convinces his mother to listen to him and trust him. Shame that wasn't left in the theatrical cut. Another thing I preferred in the director's cut was the part where you see that the T-1000 being frozen actually caused him to "glitch" a lot more. That explains parts of the ending better. Even without those added bits, the theatrical cut is amazing. This was the first movie to exceed 100 million dollars in production cost, so it was the most costly movie of all time when it came out. Needless to say, it made its money back easily. ;-) Cameron seems to have a habit of spending crazy money on movies, but gaining the money back just fine. heh

[@radwolf76]

The scene with switching the CPU to learning mode is a masterclass in In-Camera Practical Effects. They built mirrored sets, and what looks like a mirror that Arnie is looking in during the procedure is just an open frame connecting the two sets. Arnold and Linda Hamilton's identical twin are on the far set, so the terminator can deliver his lines, and on the side that the camera is on, is a mannequin with its inhumanly deep CPU socket. This movie got a lot of mileage out of Hamilton's twin sister, as she's also in the playground scenes and the steel foundry at the end. (They hired twins to play victim and T-1000 for the scene with the Security Guard at the vending machine too.)

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Some people complain about John’s voice being so high and cracking. I never understood why. Clearly when boys hit puberty their voices change and there is a stage where it cracks like that. Guess those people complaining have never been around kids? I didn’t find it annoying at all. It just lets you know his age. I actually liked the fact that they used this kid and didn’t recast him just because of his voice. It makes it more realistic.

[@MindsWide]

The reason Neo and Trinity couldn't leave anybody alive is that they would just turn into agents if they did

[@chadlynch1551]

The scene where she's having the dream about a nuclear blast, I've had those dreams. Growing up during the cold war, we were warned all throughout childhood that missiles could start flying at any moment, and inside 25 minutes cities and entire counties would start to be vaporized. That does something to you, and for me at least, that meant occasional dreams like this. Most people today don't really understand how bad a nuclear war would be, and right now we are stumbling our way towards one. we should all be very, very afraid.

[@IggyStardust1967]

How old were you when The Day After was broadcast? I was in High School by then, and we were told to write an essay about the movie. Never gave me nightmares, though. I remember some of my classmates were traumatized by it, though.

[@garryiglesias4074]

That's what Jehovah Witnesses kids still live today. I was raised into this cult, and being told the "holocaust" (Armageddon) was maybe "5 minutes away", I often dreamed about "doomsday" (judgement day? :) ), and I know a lot of ex raised JW complains about having nightmares as kids and I know some who still have those dreams at 50... As much as people don't realize cold war ambiance, people also don't realize the trauma of being raised in a doomsday cult.

[@ndrewcreatgamer6650]

1 Terminator: budget - $ 6 million, fees - 78 million! 2 Terminator: budget - 102 million dollars (the most expensive film at the time of release!), fees - 516 million dollars! 4 weeks at the top of the rental in a row! And 4 technical Oscars! And for the first time, fully computer-generated special effects involving one of the key characters!Dilogy is a personal author's creation of James Cameron)

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Yeah, that is Hank Schrader. Dean Norris was in a lot of these old action and sci fi movies in small roles before Breaking Bad. He was a mutant in Total Recall, high ranking infantry guy in Starship Troopers, a cop in one of the Lethal Weapons, and probably others.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

The "arm" is not an issue. After Arnold got his arm off what was left got ground to pieces when the gear started turning again. It was no longer recognizable as anything.

[@richardhansen3703]

The arm left behind is absolutely nothing without the processor to power it.

[@boqndimitrov8693]

the movie that turned Robert Patrick into a superstar and secured his place in movie history forever. Since then, every role he's played has been an event for fans!And if you want to know what happens next, watch the series (Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles), which is directly related to T2 at many points.It will make you look at the movie in a new way. it's a shame they canceled it after season two...but some people only look at the ratings.

[@evanmarrs353]

“The cop from the beginning…” is dead, probably similarly to Todd.

[@namelessjedi2242]

The quality definitely does not hold up. This was the height of the series.

[@crossofcrimson]

Yes - that SWAT team leader actually IS the same guy who played Hank Schrader (Dean Norris).

[@TangentOmega]

John is supposed to be 10 yrs old. So this should be 1994 or 95. T1 cost 6.4M. T2 cost 102M.

[@omegapsi847]

11:55 This whole scene is amazing and explains two things: The first is a showcase of Arnold actually being a numb machine, a Terminator, who takes everything literally by word and lacks the final refinement of human interactions like irony or double meaning of phrases - John screams "Help!" but the Terminator thinks he is shouting for help to actually get help on their mission. "Let me go!", "Stand on one foot", "Grab this guy" literally grabs him by the hair, "Put the gun down, now!" stops attempted murder of the black dude and carefully layes down the gun to the floor as if nothing happend. The second thing is John developing from a naive, cocky kid, to a responsible young adult within a minute. you could see it in his eyes, that he purposedly provoked those 2 dudes so that he could take revenge by abusing his power of the Terminator. But he immediately shuts it down when the Terminator escalates within 3 seconds and he becomes aware of his responsibility to teach the Terminator the right way to interact with humans. The first steps of the future human leader.

[@IcedEarth426]

There's a deleted scene in the director's cut that shows Dyson's intentions when he was designing the technology that would be used to create Skynet. He was creating it to make life easier for people and to try to take human error out of the equation with certain tasks. He wasn't really considering using it for military purposes.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Both Sarahs are real. They use twins for the scene with the security guard, Sarah's dream, and when she's calling to John. Linda Hamilton had a twin named Leslie. Sadly, she passed away.

[@l.a.native6921]

lol @3:47 "He's got a real Joseph Gordon Levitt thing goin on" lol

[@davidpalmer7175]

in Sarah's dream, when she was at the playground and a younger Sarah was with a young John... That was actually Linda's real-life identical twin sister Leslie. She was a nurse in real life but died in 2020 at age 63.

[@jmhaces]

The Director's Cut has an extra scene that explains why Arnold starts becoming more human about halfway through the movie. At some point John and Sarah ask him if he can learn stuff in order to better blend in or if everything he knows is uploaded into his memory beforehand and he explains that he can learn new things but he's set by Skynet on "not-learning" mode by default, so they decide to switch him off and open his skull CPU and take out his memory chip and at that point Sarah and John have an argument because Sarah doesn't trust Arnold and wants to crush the chip with a hammer to "kill" the Terminator and John wants to reboot him with "learning mode" activated, and he finally convinces Sarah to go along with his plan by arguing that he's supposed to be the future leader of the Human Resistance and maybe she should start trusting his judgement. That's why from that point in the movie Arnold starts learning new stuff from John and starts developing a bit of a personality and even a sense of humor, though the Theatrical Cut doesn't explain why and you just assume it's because of normal exposure to human interaction.

[@ryanje8147]

fun fact: John's step mom (Janelle) is the same actress who played badass Vasquez in Aliens.

[@CrimsonRoseDancer]

The scene with the liquid metal coming together was done with mercury. It collects itself like that but requires special care because it’s toxic.

[@0okamino]

I know you meant the movie version, but the _Days of Future Past_ (1981) storyline was part of the comics before _The Terminator_ (1984) was a movie. So, you can’t be completely criticized over that. 😉

[@MAMoreno]

This film is set in 1995. The computer screen in the police car gave John Connor's age as 10 (which means that this film occurs at least 10 years and 9 months after May 12, 1984), and the T-800 said that John had reprogrammed him "35 years from now," in 2029. Terminator 3 will get these details wrong, as it gets just about everything wrong.

[@Cydonius1]

How do they bring Arnold back? There was a trailer for T2 showing an industrial production line building the T-800 series of Terminator, in the end they all looked like Arnold

[@tomre2769]

Actually, I think most people forget about the arm in that chain wheel. But it is just bent metal, so not much to go on :-)

[@pamnicklas5536]

I love when Robert Patrick looked at the silver mannequin head!

[@davidsavage5630]

Yes, that actually was Hank Schrader..

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

when t1k under the guise of the guard louis knocks on the window it sounds like metal on glass

[@MysterClark]

Sorry to say, but I'm pretty sure that cop from the beginning of the movie was probably killed right there. I don't see why the T-1000 would leave him alive considering he'd probably report it right away. If they called over the radio looking for that cop then the T-1000 would be there to answer in his voice just like Arnold did in the first movie. Heck, he could even show up as that cop at the station if he wanted. Even if his family missed him the station would probably just tell them he's in his patrol car. Weirdest part would probably be the fact that he's working 24/7 and not coming to punch out. I guess we'll see what happens in the future movies but I don't see that arm mattering much. Firstly, it's pretty well crushed in that gear and even if they did recover it they'd probably only learn some nice mechanical things from it. I think the main danger is the fact that they got the CPU from the first terminator. That put them on the path to try to replicate that technology. If they tried to replicate the arm's technology then maybe we'd get some better pistons or something. Not a big game changer there. And yeah, good eye on those toy guns the kids were playing with. We didn't have big orange tips on toys back in those days. You just had guns. Some would shoot plastic pellets or water and others would just make noise. But they looked pretty real, which is what kids wanted.

[@goji8416]

Predator (1987) is another great Arnold movie, with lots of both action and horror elements. Also, Conan the Barbarian (1982), his first major movie is another amazing one! As for the Terminator series, Salvation is pretty good since it takes place during the future war, but could've been better. The TV series, The Sarah Connor Chronicles, is actually really good I think, and takes place after the events of T2, but doesn't tie in really to the other, bad sequels.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

24:32 Terminator 2: Judgement Day is a great movie. I love it! A mad woman's arrogant 10-year-old son is stalked by a shapeshifter from a post nuclear future and a robot warrior from that post nuclear future arrives back to protect him.

[@williamjones6031]

1. Linda Hamilton must have been working out with Ah-nold to get ripped like that 😍🥰 2. Johns childhood friend looks like the same kid, but isn't, that played Tom Hanks' younger self's buddy in BIG.😎 3. Arnold did many of his own stunts in this movie, including riding the motor cycle. At one point he was injured, and they had to stop production for a couple of weeks so he could recover.

[@Coggers-ww1zz]

In the Matrix. Neo & Trinity were potentially killing batteries, no one was actual human but all were potential Agents....

[@urlastchance1]

I feel like the arm doesn’t really matter because it got pretty smashed up anyway. Plus it’s just metal in the shape of an arm. The software part, the chip, is the real threat.

[@jgsrhythm100]

The Villian in this film (Robert Patrick) 2 years later was in one of the most brilliant and grossley overlooked films ever. " Fire in The Sky" ( Based on true accounts of Travis Walton) and since built a cult following. If you are open to a brilliant film, that every other reactor has not already reacted to you should check this!! But alas usually films not known to the masses don,'t get the time of day on reaction channels, but if you fo check you will be glad! .

[@campusmartius8450]

Fire in the Sky is a good movie but stupidly claims to be a true story which is ridiculous.

[@dooickouski]

The budget went from like 6million to like 100 million on this movie

[@Rimfrostofficial]

You are absolutely right, that is Hank Schrader!

[@adamcall911]

Great video. Was worth the effort to put it up

[@davidromero6998]

This was the very first terminator movie I ever saw so It always feels like the original film even though I've always known it was a sequel

[@JohnSmith-jn7nc]

The arm from the terminator protector was crushed beyond recognition so it would not be useful as piece of tech for the new supercomputer

[@bluesfoxgrey6883]

This unit's hand is just a bunch of twisted metal. It means nothing. The only thing someone could've learned is just a new alloy. Cyberdyne was destroyed, both chips were destroyed. The rest of "Terminators" appeared just "because we need money."

[@johnlee7164]

"What is his weakness?" You know, thats the point that I envied your innocence about this film, lol. There are so many references in parody movies about the whole freezing and melting metal puddles. Hotshots part Deux has a great bit about that. If you haven't seen the many documentaries and commentaries of the making of this film, its a fun rabbithole to go down. They used twin actors to do the mimic scenes. Even Sarah Connor. Yes, Linda Hamilton has a twin! Fav movie growing up, I had a VHS of this and watched it til the magnets faded.

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

they had to redub a lot of Edward Fulong’s lines puberty was kicking him in the butt and his voice kept cracking

[@omegapsi847]

25:46 you are the first reactor I watch that immediately recognized Dean Norris aka Hank Shrader from Breaking Bad despite the gas mask

[@abdush-shakurreid5280]

Why do you think the cop from the beginning is alive

[@omegapsi847]

5:57 the ambient metal sounds in this movie are just perfect

[@georgekenny2294]

@20:40 You might just get to see something just like this very soon. In real life. This is the closest we have ever been to total destruction in every city in every country. No one survives nuclear winter. No one. We have never been as close as we are today, this very day.

[@hypnos9336]

I had no idea that Dean Norris was in this, lol. makes me like him even more

[@k1productions87]

The arm is inconsequential. It's basically just mechanical servos and alloy. Even if it advances metallurgy or hardware manufacturing, it does nothing to create the war. The chip was the important part. The learning computer. Without it, a Terminator is little more than an Ironman suit without Tony Stark or Jarvis. No AI

[@captainbryce1]

Trivia: The reason Eddie Furlong's voice cracks so much is because they began filming when he was 12 and it took over a year to complete. By 13 he was entering puberty and his voice was naturally breaking. James Cameron intentionally show certain scenes out of sequence to take advantage of this. For example, the scenes when they are on the run in the desert and John is explaining to the Terminator why humans cry was shot early in the film when Eddie was young. Cameron wanted him to sound younger and more innocent in that scene and appear hardened and street tough in the scenes when they are being chased by the T-1000. Also, back in the 80s and early 90s toy guns were not required to have orange on them. It wasn't until children started being shot by police who were mistaking them for real guns did the laws change to require fake guns to be visibly distinguishable from real weapons at night or from a distance. And yes, Days of Future Past takes a lot of inspiration from this movie. You'll enjoy this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2PQmmpqgrF7nZY

[@davelewis8270]

The psych people weren't just doing their jobs I don't think. They must all know, to some degree, about the abuse of patients going on.

[@nobe4515]

Yo Tenía 8 años cuando me vi x primera vez!! Desde entonces es mi PELÍCULA favorita en el mundo!!♥️✨👏🇦🇷😘

[@ajivins1]

Of course, the T2000 didn't steal a uniform, he WAS the uniform as seen when he becomes it after walking out of the wrecker fire. There are NO more movies after this one...

[@crazyratlady3026]

Fun fact: On The Judgement Day, I was attending a Michael Jackson concert in Denmark 😂😂❤❤

[@worldofgreenhell]

26:37 they killed the cops because the agents could switch into anyone.

[@atheathorium]

Yay! You got it up!!! I mean, um...it's uploaded!!! Awesome!!!

[@chrispruett81]

I understand you wanting them to destroy the other arm as well... but actually.. it's not the arm that caused the problem... it was the Chip! That was the advanced Tech that fell into the wrong hands! :) So yeah.. good to get rid of it.. but not the main problem.

[@texasgunslinger8060]

Ok! So I'm liking your reactions. So may I suggest, for your next Arnold movie. "Predator" But for the most cinematic battle scenes ever, "300"

[@barowt]

Terminator 2 set a new standard back then.

[@matt2522]

The shot of the T1000 all mangled after taking Arnold’s grenade launcher is still top notch effects, I don’t think anything today looks any better.

[@jumpinjustin9474]

Good eye, that is in fact Dean Norris/Hank Schrader in that scene.

There's an alternate ending with old Sarah Connor in a kids park watching John playing around with his daughter. Leslie Hamilton, the actress' twin sister, played all the sequences requiring two Sarah Connor on screen.

[@mr.a8315]

Excellent, bud. 😄♥ *I'll be back* To watch more reactions, subbed.

[@julienlevesque4765]

25:30 Juggernaut was in Xmen Last Stand and deadpool 2 (This must be the one you ment)

[@matsv201]

"Hard to imagine a worse future" Well.. you have not seen the last terminator movie yet... and.. well.. its not what its about.. but what it is

[@MrGameGuideChannel]

I called t-1000 a ditto (pokemon) when I was young 🤣

[@neojc128]

if you liked this, you should look up the director's cut/extended version/whatever they call it. worth a rewatch

[@Atlas_Redux]

HERE WE GO

[@LastTorgoInParis]

hank schrader reprising his role from Gremlins 2

[@punkem733]

When he tells him 35 years from now you reprogrammed me, there is a canon comic that shows the resistance catch arnold as he was sent to kill john, and show them changing his programming, and sending him back for this movie. His line delivery isn't bad, he literally sounds like a robot.

[@juliewhiskeyjack4388]

Great reaction! This is 1 of my favorite movies 😎😎💞💝💝💝

[@judsongaiden9878]

Now you'll have to watch T2: Special Edition with James Cameron's commentary.

[@zenhaelcero8481]

The ads promoting the movie back in the day spoiled that Arnie was the good guy. Terrible ad campaign. 17:32 Yeah, plastic guns back then mostly looked very real. Metal cap guns were so much like real ones, too. Probably around late 90s or early 00s when the bright orange/green stuff became standard. I remember hating the color change.

[@speedymaster5758]

IF the people who see this comment and plus the reactor want more terminator, then make sure you look at Terminator Sarah Connor Chronicles the tv show.. Only 2 seasons but absolutely amazing.. The actress who plays Sarah Connor Lena Heady IMO absolutely nails Sarah Connor.. Damn good 2 seasons of Termintor for fans who want more terminator

[@sharkdentures3247]

"Robert Patrick hasn't been on the attack at ALL here!" Let's agree to DISAGREE. When YOU are doing nothing but retreating & "fending off" the other guy, and the "Other Guy" is ALWAYS advancing? The "Other Guy" is on OFFENCE!

[@Mojova1]

You are somehow informed that there are more Terminator movies. Sorry sir but you are wrong. There are only 2. Believe me. ;) Great reaction.

[@christinehorror8178]

Best Terminator ever! Wish James Cameron did more movies like this..