Terminator 2 (1991) | First Time Watching! | Movie REACTION!

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[@raymondhoman8168]

Robert Patrick practiced not blinking when firing his gun and not breathing through his mouth when running. Made him so inhuman, great performance!

[@FredtheDorfDorfman1985]

That’s like Ray Park playing Darth Maul. He blinked once when Obi-Wan cut him in half. Ray said he felt it made Maul more intimidating. He was correct.

[@kellymoses8566]

not blinking when firing a gun is not easy.

[@potterj09]

@@kellymoses8566 I was about to say the same. That and keeping balance when firing a lot of shots in quick succession (moreso one-handed), if there was infact any recoil. I assume it's hard to know in some films.

[@Jaydogg222]

In the mall scene where he's firing the pistol, you can see him flinching while firing...

[@Blutteufel]

@@kellymoses8566 You have obviously never used one, then.

[@jasonstewart4575]

Fun Fact: The scene where you see the two Sarahs, near the end of the movie. One is actually Linda Hamilton's twin. I had no idea she had a twin until I saw the making of this film. INSANE!!!

[@zedwpd]

RIP

[@genkigirl4859]

My twin sister was/is an actress and I got to be her stand in a couple times and like me Linda’s sister isn’t an actress so I’m 100% sure she had fun lol

[@Koyotee25]

same with the security guard at the hospital.

[@genkigirl4859]

@@Koyotee25 yup they were in gremlins 2 lol

[@oliverm.2750]

It's funny. Nicholas Brendon (Xander in the TV show "Buffy the vampires slayer") also has a twin brother who appeared twice in the show. Once as his evil double and the other one as Xander himself (because Nicholas Brendon was sick during one week of filming).

[@WhiteWolfDarkpaw]

Gosh, it's so awesome to see a reaction of "Arnold bad guy." up until "get down". Every time I've watched it for funs, knowing Arnold is the protector instead of the Terminator...

[@EvilSardine084]

Was checking comments to see if anyone else noticed this. The original trailer for the movie spoiled this actually. It was such a good twist too.

[@lewisner]

Robert Patricks T-1000 ranks among the greatest movie villains which is sad because he was just a machine doing his job.

[@lordmortarius538]

Robert Patrick's audition vid was just 5 minutes of him staring into the camera _menacingly_

[@Yora21]

I read somewhere that he actually had a pretty bad alcohol addiction when he was cast. But knowing he had to look in peak shape for the naked shots, he managed to do a lot of exercise that helped him getting a grip on it.

[@swimfree-1023]

True Lies is my favorite Arnold movie, I think you would love it :)

[@Alex_Gordon]

I know why you like it so much! because of the sexy Tia Carrerre of course 😂 especially when she was trying to choke out Jamie in that car scene. who doesn't like a sexy Asian woman?? LOL!

[@Rickhorse1]

"I love that reload". Arnold has said that it took him forever to master the one-handed reload. Said it was actually a lot harder than it looks.

[@iainxl8040]

Worth it though because it still looks cool as fuck.

[@crazyfvck]

@Rickhorse1 He also broke 1 or 2 of his fingers doing it at one point!

[@BigJoeEspo]

The first time I remember seeing that one-handed reload was when John Wayne did it in Stagecoach.

[@johanedfeldt-opalinski5471]

The reload is so awesome that the og resident evil 3 and the resident evil 4 remake game has the gun and reload in it 😀

[@HarrisMiller-qw6xh]

​Didn't john wayne do the same type of reload a rooster cogburn movie?​@BigJoeEspo

[@eschiedler]

Schwarzenneger in "Total Recall" is exceptional. That movie is not only fantastic sci-fi and big screen fun, but it also has a place in my sould because I spent years in Mexico City and it was filmed there and I recognize many of the locations.

[@josephsanchez2481]

T-1000 being in shocked by his frozen hand being broken off was funny lol and clever

[@Stogie2112]

Miles Dyson ranks very high on the "Best death scenes" List. He was so brave and heroic for a man thrust into such a situation. His last breaths were so painful to watch. 😫

[@Diomedene]

The actor had actually survived having a collapsed lung which is why his performance is so realistic. From an interview: "The reason that moment happened is, he got shot, and at first [James Cameron and I] couldn't find any real way to bring importance to his death," Morton said. "I told James I had been in a [car] accident a few years before where my lung collapsed, and showed him what the result of that was, and once I showed him that, that's what he decided to put in the movie, and it really did work. It was pretty special."

[@jamescole3795]

*it´s top knotch script writing combined with great acting when you care about a character that much with ca. 7 minutes of screen time.*

[@watts18269]

I’ve always appreciated how he doesn’t argue or resist when he’s told what he’s the cause of, he pretty quickly gets on board and agrees.

[@MFSeaMen]

One of the greatest tragic characters in cinema. What if you could tell a man responsible for the greatest massacre in history to prevent it, what if he said yes without hesitation, what if he died for it.

[@platinumspider7859]

Gave a whole different meaning to a dead man switch.

[@mikelant6802]

One of the few sequels that improved in every aspect of the first movie... Soundtrack, Effects (Practical & CGI), Stunts. It's the movie every fan needed.

[@Tateorsomething]

The story did not improve. Plus, they added a flaw. The T-1000 is not coated with living tissue. How did it teleport? T1 is the better movie.

[@MrLorenzovanmatterho]

It's great but there is a certain appeal of the tightness of T1, just lean and mean and showing what can be done with more imagination than budget.

[@peterlenham3180]

​​@@TateorsomethingIts been explained how the T1000 travelled through time. Of course the story improved. T2 is superior.

[@RussellCHall]

Agree for the most part, with the exception of one bit of the soundtrack, the off kilter strange time signature rendition of the Terminator theme in the first movie is genuinely unsettling to the human ear, the cleaned up orchestral version used from this movie on (whilst quite beautiful in it's own right) really doesn't compare to the almost alien quality of the clanking cacophony from T1 which really just lets you know you are in for something strange and different. Eddy Furlong dirt biking while blasting Guns N Roses kind of makes up for it though lol

[@Tateorsomething]

@peterlenham3180 are you speaking g of the flesh pods they used in The Sarah Connor Chronicles? If so, you can't saw they didn't create a flaw. They had to come up with something 17 years later to explain an obvious flaw they didn't see at the time. Also, explain how the story is improved. You can't just say things and expect people to just side with you

[@hazi5961]

To think that this movie is as old as it is, yet the special effects still look so amazing...it is crazy.

[@rogu3rooster]

Absolutely pioneering for the time, what do you expect from Cameron?

[@Diomedene]

It is only crazy if you think that newer always means better.

[@JMK248]

@@Diomedeneexactly older films look so much better than now a days

[@diahreeman]

James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron!

[@piip4]

It's not crazy or amazing. What's crazy is how modern filmakers refuse to use practical effects and just throw money into CGI-ing everything. That's why modern movies suck comparatively in terms of special effects. Practical effects when done right will ALWAYS look better.

[@TenTonNuke]

32:15 Fun fact: The "somebody" that flew that helicopter was the guy who was told to get out. He's a Vietnam veteran who is known for his super risky stunts in movies like Predator, Scarface, Furious 7, Blade Runner, and this stunt, where he could have actually died.

[@x-man9473]

That's smart. Army veterans are the most likely to perform dangerous stunts. With that being said, it was still pretty risky, so directors should avoid putting them in these 50/50 life-death scenarios.

[@0okamino]

One take of that stunt was already dangerous enough, but they did it twice. I wouldn’t. Well, then again, it’s not like John Landis was directing.

[@Tesserex]

The cameraman refused to film the stunt because of the danger - he didn't want to film someone dying. So Cameron filmed it himself.

[@michael2244]

They really blew up a building, the truck really drove into the canal, and Robert Patrick really walked through the bars

[@TreyBlythe]

In my opinion, True Lies is Arnie's best movie. Also directed by James Cameron.

[@brianlafrazia8237]

One of the greatest sequels ever. Up there with Empire Strikes Back, Rocky 2, Aliens, Return of the King, Endgame.

[@KHAOE1]

The Dark Knight

[@S-jq1yk]

Gremlins 2

[@justincrowley8787]

I think "get down" would have been the next "I am your father" if the trailers didn't spoil it.

[@NeverMeAlwaysYou]

Godfather 2 is the greatest sequel of them all. Full stop.

[@brianlafrazia8237]

@@NeverMeAlwaysYou no it’s not. Full stop.

[@pepsiman990]

John's foster mother was played by Jenette Goldstein who was Private Vasquez in Aliens. A connection between The Terminator and T2 that most don't notice. In The Terminator Arnold runs over a toy semi-truck. The truck that the T-1000 takes to chase John is painted exactly like the toy truck from the first movie.

[@GranpaMike]

Okay, you got it... my recommendation for the next Arnold movie is "TRUE LIES" (1994). Serious action scenes, a truckload of humor, and a stellar cast. It's white knuckle laughs all the way, you will love it.

[@amodelchucrut]

Kudos to the great helicopter stunt pilot Chuck Tamburro, who agreed to do the low bridge underpass TWICE (For the second one, the camera crew refused to film it, as some others pointed out, so Cameron did it himself with a stationary camera at the back of a van) in addition to all the sequences. Cameron was so happy he gave him a small cameo on the film (he's that guy bailing out of the chopper after the iconic "GET OUT". And funny enough after bailing out you can see it's his body shape flying away from the scene lol) . Any and every major action film where there's a chopper, he's the man flying it. Scarface, Predator, Die Hard, that's him.

[@ДаркШнайдер]

How is it possible that a man with such a mustache has never seen the Terminator before?

[@brom00]

For fun, on your own time, you should check out Arnie's first film. It's 'Hercules in New York', from 1969, when he was 22. Originally his voiced was dubbed, but the DVD has the undubbed version, with his heavy Austrian accent. You'll see how far he's come.

[@MirekBrc]

Has anyone watched Cactus Jack (or The Villain) from 1979? This time Arnold stars in a comedy western.

[@0okamino]

Or even as a reaction. I think every reaction channel could use some not-so-good movies for the fun of it.

[@brom00]

@@0okamino like the classic 'Plam 9 from Outer Space'.

[@0okamino]

@@brom00 And some others which make even _that_ movie look like a well thought out, competent piece of cinema by comparison.

[@TampaCEO]

9:58 - Actor robert patrick used to run track. He actually trained running for this movie. They had two reshoot, the motorcycle chase scene multiple times because he kept catching up to themotorcycle.

[@CrownlessKing88]

Fun fact: they used Linda Hamilton’s Twin Sister for a few scenes in this. Her Sister was the one dressed as a Waitress still with little John in the Nightmare sequence, and again when she was operating on Arnold’s head to get the chip out. There wasn’t actually a Mirror. It was her and her sister and Arnold and then a dummy head. ALSO, the cop that was killed by the T1000 copying him at the mental Hospital, they were Twins.

[@minator44]

Cameron's original pick to play the T-1000 was rock musician Billy Idol, and storyboards had the android resembling him. However, a serious motorcycle accident prevented Idol from accepting the role, which required a prominent amount of running; Idol had been left with a temporary limp after the accident

[@RealBLAlley]

Epic scifi action movie. The only CG used is during the T1000 transitions. The static T1000 states are makeup or puppets, and even some of the shots of him in his chrome state were makeup. Arnold being shot up in the corridor was an animatronic cut with him in more and more advanced stages of makeup. The building is real. They built a false third floor to make it taller, then blew it up. The helicopter was really flown under the overpass, and a real prop copter crashed into the back of the truck. One of my favorite effects is the time bubble transporting whatever it envelops into the future, leaving those objects with a spherical missing section, also practical. James Cameron was the master of practical effects and now he's on the cutting edge of digital effects.

[@Stogie2112]

Actor Robert Patrick (T-1000) was in such great shape that he ran too fast during the chase scenes. They had to reshoot some scenes because he was catching up to John on his bike. 😆

[@Tateorsomething]

He was a track and field star at Bowling Green. Not just in shape but actually had trained as a runner

[@daveb947]

Didn't he suffer a knee injury? I kinda remember hearing that. If so, imagine how fast he'd be in the running scenes. LOL.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

I love how he modelled his movements on a cat stalking prey.

[@silikon2]

The helicopter under the overpass: what always strikes me is NOBODY remembers this, a fantastic stunt that could be the money shot of full movies. It's forgotten because there's so many other spectacular scenes and effects.

[@athos1974]

People nowadays are so used to CGI that younger viewers do not even realize it's an amazing practical real stunt.

[@silikon2]

@@athos1974 It's true, but I'm from back then and nobody talked about it.

[@athos1974]

@@silikon2 I'm GenX so we knew it was a real stunt. Anybody 30 and younger thinks everything is CGI. Practical effects are better because they are real. That's why Saving Private Ryan's war scenes still look so good.

[@silikon2]

@@athos1974 Lol, I'm tripping a bit because I'm watching a real trial coverage. The context switching is a bit wild. A great many reactors love and comment on how much better practical effects were vs cgi. Of course, this movie was one of the earliest movies that actually used extensive cgi. Some of the scenes, it's a bit obvious, but not lack of attempt.

[@havok6280]

The original theatrical trailer gave away the twist. Luckily I saw the movie before I saw the trailer.

[@dadoleyna]

Sooooo easy to feel old when T2 represents my anniversary. T2 and my marriage were the same year. Just wow.

[@albertmassingo4249]

In the first movie he said he could base his whole career on Reese . Now it looks like he's doing that to Sarah.To further his career.

[@richardlaswell463]

32:19 the chopper under the bridge stunt wasn't approved, but Cameron did it anyway.

[@johanedfeldt-opalinski5471]

I have seen this movie so many times and it never gets boring. I was 14yo when it released in theaters, but missed out. I saw it at a classic screening a few years ago though. Great reaction. It takes me back to when i first watched it.

[@rg-himself8367]

DID you guys watch the uncut version where after the hospital escape and Sarah is pulling bullets out of the t800, he explains what his processor is, and how to remove it to reset a "read/write" switch on his CPU so he can learn more and blend in better? and she almost SMASHES IT, but john stops her? there's also a couple scenes with Sarah and Reese, t1000, and alternate end to the theatrical cut. definitely worth the watch if you haven't, as it gives a little more context and story to the film as a whole without ruining the feel and greatness of it. the "Uzi or somethin?" was an m79 40mm grenade launcher. They're amazing 😀 and The big gun he lifts up after that is a M134 minigun, weighing in around 85 lbs (~40kg).

[@FollowingGhost]

When Arnold takes his gun out of the box it was a nod to Guns n Roses. John's foster mom is also in Aliens with other actors from both franchises and Predator series.

[@drewskisadventurechannel3750]

This is one of my favorite movies, I seen this when it went to home video in 1992. I must say both of y'alls reactions I love and loved hearing your thoughts. Great reaction video. 😁

[@mrb2349]

A lot of nice details. For instance, at 18:12 T1000 steps on the guy's glasses. The body of the glasses disappear, probably lodged into his foot. Or at 19:11, as he is dragged on the ground behind the car, you can see a trail of metal dust he is leaving behind.

[@lobokurg2786]

The step mom is Vasquez from Aliens. You'll see her again in Predator 2 along with Bill Paxton.

[@stormtrooper9338]

She's also a passenger on the Titanic, and of course, Paxton is in that as well.

[@MrYin90210]

She's also in Lethal Weapon 2

[@ronp1903]

And Jenette Goldstein is in a little known movie called "Near Dark". An awesome vampire movie, also starring Lance Henriksen and the late great Bill Paxton. Hopefully someone's reaction channel picks it up for a Halloween viewing!

[@hellomark1]

I always recommend "Near Dark," a b-movie, but still fun, and has most of the cast from Aliens, including Vasquez, Bishop, Hicks, and Hudson.

[@AugostoPinochet]

She's not in Predator 2

[@gundamsigma]

The use of Linda’s twin sister at towards the end and the psych ward guards who were also twins was a brilliant way to capitalise on the “practical” effects without needing to use scene cuts and body doubles

[@66JesterDeath]

The film is fantastic even now, the scene with the T1000 turning from gloop back to human and running after them in the hospital with the camera speeding up to show how fast he's running, with the chase music on is top level shit 🎉❤

[@edwardchristensen414]

30:04 I never get tired of hearing it ♥️

[@joegarcia3214]

T1000 is a sports car anuld is an 18 wheeler. So glad you guys watched the camer cut.great reaction.

[@johnryder2878]

Try the other great Arnold / James Cameron pairing, "True Lies"

[@BigTroyT]

The "SkyNet" assault ships and the metal Terminators are based on drawings by James Cameron, who is quite the artist and does a lot of concept design himself. You'll note that the ships are very similar in design to the Drop Ships in Aliens. And, if you didn't know this already, in Titanic, when "Jack" (Leo DiCaprio) is drawing "Rose" (Kate Winslett), the hands actually doing the drawing are James Cameron's, and in fact all of "Jack's" drawings in his book of drawings are actually Cameron's.

[@ian3314]

Love Budnik as the friend. I watched Salute your Shorts on Nickelodeon as a kid.

[@chrislaustin]

I saw this movie 3x when it was released, and that is from a guy who normally doesn't like going to the movies once, as I find most films subpar 90% of the time. That being said, I'm sure it has come up, and most are divided, but I more than feel part 3 is worth a watch. While not as acclaimed as the first two films, I feel it was done well for the "cash grab" that it was, and I feel it adds decent backstory to John's character. And the ending is easily my favorite of all 3 original films and is well worth the watch for that alone.

[@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 21:27- 21:29.

[@bruceleeds7988]

A LOT Of the FX in this movie were done with practical effects whenever possible. Twin brothers were cast to do the T-1000 eye stab kill, Linda Hamilton's twin sister helped with the T-1000 Sarah scene, she played as the "Real" Sarah in the background. She also contributed to an iconic deleted scene that was added to extended cuts.

[@mikethemotormouth]

Other Arnold worth a watch: Conan the Barbarian(1982), True Lies(1994), Twins(1988), Last Action Hero(1993), The Running Man(1987), Total Recall(1990), Jingle All the Way(1996), and if you're looking for explosions, hard to do better than Commando(1985)

[@tlplumbing8883]

For more Arnold, The Last Action Hero, Kindergarten Cop, Total Recall, Twins, True Lies

[@ddox2010]

The first two are so smart. Might as well be all fan-fic from here on out. Nothing compares

[@sammylane21]

Baby Edward Furlong is so adorable here. 😂

[@brandonchurch9023]

If it came out yesterday, with EVERYTHING being CGI now, it would have looked worse.

[@Stogie2112]

It's rather sad how some younger reactors look down on older films because of the lack of CGI. They've been brainwashed to see CGI as the greatest thing ever. It's not.

[@tylerwedell3750]

11:15 coolest reload in cinema history.

[@kellymoses8566]

T2 is one of the most perfectly paced movies ever made.

[@russellward4624]

It is mercury. Great use of a simple item to make a cool special effects shot.

[@jonathanbarclay8680]

Arnie supercut: Total Recall, Predator, Commando, Last Action Hero, True Lies, Conan the Barbarian. No order. That's for action but there's lots of great comedy of his too.

[@Gingerninja1138]

You should watch the last action hero

[@MLJ7956]

And actor Robert Patrick (T-1000) makes a cameo in that movie too...

[@hennakettunen8755]

My fastest click ever! Aaand off to watch your reactions, you're one of my fave reactors. ❤

[@rapierwhip]

Notice also game john plays - that was a late 80s arcade game that you prevent nukes from destroying cities using a rollar ball to guide the location :)

[@mattstanford9673]

Cameron: "How big of a budget can we get for T2?" Studio: "Yes."

[@ChrisReise]

14:30 Linda Hamilton does all her own lock picking in this movie. A skill she learned to make her role more authentic.

[@lynnoserb1228]

Robert Patrick was so fast... He actually caught John on the dirt bike several times.. They had to tell him to "slow down"

[@Alex_Gordon]

yeah but there is no way he can outrun a dirtbike, so the bike couldn't have gone very fast, could it? of couse not!

[@lynnoserb1228]

@@Alex_Gordon do research yourself 🙄 it was a very small dirt bike...it doesn't go that fast

[@Brownyman]

John's foster mom is Vasquez from "Aliens".

[@leonardpauca8184]

There are 2 Easter eggs (of sorts) to the first movie. (8:43) shows a blue car in the background. (9:50) was off-camera for us, but there was someone taking pictures in the mall. I'll leave it at that.

[@blackdragoncyrus]

One of the best action movies ever made. Such great casting choices, too. The T1000 almost keeping up with John on the bike is so creepy and unnerving.

[@bmw128racer]

Another fun reaction, guys! 👍 One of the greatest sequels ever made, IMO.

[@Luvico]

The T-1000 is such an advanced model, that even Skynet would not mass-produce it. It was self-aware from the beginning of its activation - it could learn, develop emotions and personality all on its own, even turn on Skynet if it came to the conclusion it didn't like what Skynet was trying to do. Its why even Skynet feared it. In the case of this T-1000, however, Skynet was lucky...The T-1000 quickly developed a sadistic personality and enjoyed killing and hunting down its prey. This can be seen when he kills the guard at the hospital, cocking his head sideways in a way of morbid curiosity at the dying human. Or that moment after killing Todd, where is seemingly lost in thought for a few moments, just staring at his hand. He also stabbed down through the elevator roof, instead of cutting the cables, which would've been a much more logical method (he woul've easily survived that drop - his target wouldn't). So it looks like he was enjoying the cat-and-mouse-game to a degree.

[@blakewalker84120]

22:16 "That minigun must weigh so much." Nearly 100 pounds if I had to guess. I got to lift an empty one (no ammo) back when I was a young healthy karate instructor. I could lift it with some effort (Arnold of course makes it look weightless), but add the crazy heavy belt of ammo and expect me to hold it and aim it? No chance. These guns are meant to be mounted on helicopters or small planes, and there are some mounts for ground vehicles like army Hummers. They do make them with handholds and a trigger so it's possible to use one like you see in this movie, but you better be comfortable holding well over a hundred pounds AND strong enough to still aim it. The good news is that it has no kick, so at least it won't knock you on your butt.

[@budweiser600]

This was so much fun.

[@mikefetterman6782]

If you were a kid in the 70s and 80s, that threat of nuclear war and all the imagery was something we did drills on in school every year. Hiding under your desk, and annual single file lines to the boiler room and the bomb shelter beneath it. We were all convinced that at any moment.....poof, humanity gone.

[@krizan1]

14:54 No, he can't be the actual floor. He's a puddle of liquid metal blending in with the floor. 😊

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Best movie villains all time, Vader, The Joker(Ledger), and the T-1000

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hope you two are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@0okamino]

That dream sequence had to be done in one take. James Cameron wasn’t allowed to have more than one nuke, so they just had to work with what they had. 😉

[@TampaCEO]

29:51 - The cop in the mask is none other than Dean Norris who would go on to star as Hank Schrader in the Breaking Bad series.

[@kimnice]

15:20 Nice little detail: Sounds like that arm is made of metal

[@TerryNationB7]

Now that you've seen this, you're ready for Wayne's World (1992) and the perfect cameo.

[@crazyfvck]

@TerryNationB7 You also get a brief glimpse of the T-1000 in another Schwarzenegger movie, Last Action Hero ;)

[@christianstoltz8778]

The greatest action movie ever. I’ll die on that hill.

[@ridleysaria]

They really flew that helicoptor under the freeway. The story is, the stunt pilot insisted he could do it but the camera crew refused to film it. They believed they'd be filming a death. Can't say I blame them - wouldn't want to be known as the camera crew for Twilight Zone: The Movie 2.0 (look up that crazy story). So Cameron manned the camera and stunt went off without a hitch.

[@ChrisReise]

40:34 So the T-100- has melted away, the arm from the first film is melting as I type this and the chip from the first film has been destroyed. Now the T-800 is being lowered into the steel to also be destroyed...but they neglected to retrieve the arm that got caught up in the huge gear.

[@toddrepp3683]

The T-1000 hates when you drink right from the carton.

[@mattilindstrom]

Robert Patrick as T-1000 has to my eye a good running technique, contained and controlled. Whether he had it already or was coached, I don't know. Good call on the mercury. The re-integration of T-1000 after shattering was done with the simplest trick in the book, mercury and some sort of blower, perhaps a hair dryer on cold (and hopefully adequate PPE).

[@elzibiel]

something that always puzzled me... when Miles says "I don't know how much longer I can hold this...", the time it would have taken to get outside/out of the blast radius successfully vs the time it would have taken just to reach over and grab the thing out of his hand are not the same. They chose to try to run/leave the building vs trying to grab the thing that looks less than 5 feet away? I mean if he's gonna drop it very soon anyway, you might as well just try to grab it if you're already right there. It wasn't on a timer, was it?

[@Randomizer939]

17:46 My favorite part when he throws black guy so hard at the window that the guy turns into caucasian 🤣

[@DoerOfThings8]

If you want the epitome of over the top cheesy 80's action, "Commando" with Arnold is just stupid fun.

[@shawnpatrick1877]

For Schwarzenegger movies, Terminator 1 & 2 are his best films. For more classic Arnold, there's "Predator", "Conan the Barbarian" and "Commando". I'd also recommend "Total Recall", "True Lies" and "Kindergarten Cop".

[@foxx037x]

34:25 is one of my favorites movie stunts ever.

[@nickgjenkins]

Thank you for watching the theatrical cut. Like most of Cameron's work, his theatrical cuts are tighter and more focused.

[@Richie8406]

24:36 Such a good change, Sarah has "become" the Terminator

[@torikazuki8701]

One great thing in this film about how Sarah fights is that she fights in a MUCH more realistic manner than most films, especially today. Today you'll have a (non superpowered) Woman toss around guys twice her size and go toe-to-toe. But the overwhelming majority of Women can't do that. (Watch real matches if you want to see.) Instead, Sarah fights SMART, using her speed and agility and going for trips, falls,, distractions and tries to use the environment to her best advantage. In a film with so many special effects, it really adds to the versimilitude.

[@01bigtrev]

It’s probably already mentioned but Todd’s step mom is Vasquez from aliens

[@tsogobauggi8721]

Ok... he has an Outer Wilds shirt. Could there be something better. I don't know. A big like. :)

[@drewchar853]

You guys are awesome. Love the reacts!

[@shawn.m.schmidt]

They used a lot of miniatures in this film. This film is a masterclass in it.

[@michaeldepriest6445]

The building was going to be demolished anyway, so Cameron put it in the movie.

[@gaiahelper3181]

Commando, Conan the Barbarian

[@adrianscorch]

9:56 I warm up to that music at the gym. Makes it seem more meaningful. We’re not here to look good. We’re here to fight a war, lol.

[@stewartmatthews1551]

This was super awesome guys one thing I can tell you both is in the scene where you see a nuclear explosion where everyone is on fire is what will actually will happen If a nuclear weapon is used it is the most scariest thing you will ever see trust me guys you don't want that to happen believe me 😢 I am glad you guys got to see this movie it is the best movie out there 💟

[@Yora21]

The broken pieces of frozen metal turning liquid again looks a bit like gallium. It melts slightly above room temperature and I think it looks like that when you break it. How they made the puddles move I am not sure. Both gallium and mercury are not attracted by magnets.

[@kevinslayzak1214]

Guess which Terminator has the bigger budget 😅🤏.. dope sequel..was crazy when it premiered....all the merch.. video games were everywhere..

[@WarrChan]

John Connor sent back 2 protectors and both of them ended up becoming his dad.