Terminator 2 Judgement Day Review

[@Typanoid]

Apparently, Schwarzenegger didn't like your review, since he not only interrupted your billiards game, but threw you out the window - I'm surprised your face isn't full of scars.

[@cgraham6]

I thought that dude looked a bit more like Kirk Hammett than Decker, but that's just me.

[@chaseendricks2981]

Typanoid He has a healing factor

[@felynecomrade]

cgraham6 Kirk Hammett? Nah man, he looks more like a skinnier version of Dimebag Darrell.

[@eap4177]

@@cgraham6 i thought the same thing man

[@yangbayang3788]

Typanoid, it has not happened yet. This was recorded in the past.

[@Mare_Man]

7:04 Fun fact, Robert Patrick was *super* into his role for this movie and did a ton of training away from the rest of the cast on his own time. The first time the scene with the motorcycle was shot, *he actually caught up to Furlong on the motorcycle.*

[@yoshijb9428]

Not only that they asked him to SLOW down. Its was amazing!

[@erainmartinez8175]

I like it when he helps her 12:34

[@vidhead85]

That's amazing dedication! Thanks for that fun fact!

[@vincentmarcellino7183]

Explains why he did so well. Dude loved playing the character so he made sure he did it right

[@DoctorProph3t]

He loves this character so much he could still do the T-1000 stare in his seniority.

[@Sir_Master_Kaino]

It's Terminator 2. The title alone is worth 5 stars rating.

[@rareschorban936]

It's alright, I guess

[@DIZMANofDX28]

Shouldve gotten a 4. Giving it a 5 is disrespectful to the original.

[@thezlike1749]

@@DIZMANofDX28 why both the 1st and 2nd were 5 stars in my opinion,3 like 3 stars its a ok movie but not a good Terminator movie The 4th is meh its like watchable 5 is good action but the story is really stupid And the new one is stupidty at it max buf still good action, In my opinion they should stop making these movies or atleast stick 2 what made the first 2 good,cause the 1st is made with really no budget and thats the sad thing,how can u make worse film with like more then 10 times the budget and acutal license 2 film xD

[@DIZMANofDX28]

@@thezlike1749 no. 1 is a five, great idea. Great story. Great execution. 2 is a four at best. Great execution but the idea and story is just a rip off of the first one and not as good. Everything else is a three or lower. I have spoken.

[@TCthaCrisis]

And yet anything after 2 drops to a 2 star

[@etexpatriate]

Much of the weirdness of how the two terminators act and are framed is that it's supposed to be a *surprise reveal* that Schwarzenegger's T-800 is the good guy and Robert Patrick is the bad guy T-1000. Watch it with this is mind, and one will realize it's kept ambiguous at first, Arnie behaving superficially like the previous unstoppable T-800 while Patrick is personable and doesn't display machine-vison or other Terminator-like traits (also, his naked ambush of the cop is framed to make it look like he gut-punched him, rather than stabbed him). So, when all three finally meet up behind the arcade, the audience is supposed to expect Arnie is there to kill John and Patrick's character is there to protect him, then the face-heel/heel-face turn will dazzle all. Unfortunately, this was all massively, utterly spoiled in the promotion for the film, including the trailer. Every press release and news snippet shouted that Arnie was the good guy now, and the gushing over the cutting-edge CGI couldn't stop showing off Patrick's enhanced performance. Maybe they decided it was too good a twist to hide in the theater, or they realized they needed to stress how the film was different from the original to sell it. Whatever, many people probably watched T2 without even realizing there was a twist in it.

[@shdwfx40001]

Talisguy I think he didn't steal the uniform, he just needed to sample it by touching it first and grab the gun. If it can mimic living tissue but it needs to touch it for a sample first. Makes a little sense...idk why it needs a fleshy liquid metal penis but what the hell.

[@Coltist...6g3]

@@shdwfx40001 exactly same with Sarah at the very end

[@Flametasticeedits]

Very true, however lucky for us who watched it as kids never saw the trailers and we we're so shocked to see the T800 as the good guy. I was born in 91 and didn't see the whole movie till I was about 8 or 9 lol

[@locke103]

i honestly never knew at first. i was young when my mom randomly decided to take me to see terminator 2. i never asked for it, but i wasnt saying no anyway. yet she insists this never happened, so...

[@johnw8578]

Yes. When I first saw the film, nobody was sure who the bad guy was (most thought is was Arnold). Ah, the days before the Internet spoiled movies!

[@ThatRandomGuy30]

T1 Favorite horror movie of all time. T2 Favorite Action movie of all time.

[@marcelcostache2504]

two of the best movies ever made!

[@exquisitecorpse__]

T3 is certainly a movie.

[@asgardninja9674]

I did percieve T1 as horror esque

[@Prawnsacrifice]

It's funny you say that cause I would have its sequel as my favourite action film 😂😂

[@MrPeaTearGryfin]

@bryan diaz varela T6 favorite box office bomb that potentially ended the entire franchise

[@waynesWyrdWorld]

"She's not my mother, Taaaaaaahd!"

[@fallout1953]

wayne morris "Thooooooot!"

[@kylereese1042]

Im your 101'th like.

[@mcoupe69]

Salute my shorts

[@mastershake42019]

Buttnick

[@greggalmond267]

That forehead slap was so intense it lasted throughout the review!

[@DoctorProph3t]

Reminds of Sokka from Last Airbender in the cave of two lovers. “Hey why’s your forehead bruised” lol

[@felynecomrade]

@@DoctorProph3t "Hey... don't look now... but I think that kid is the Avatar."

[@DoctorProph3t]

felynecomrade *slap*

[@h.u.n.k493]

2:29 Lol my game of billiards. I literally just saw this again a few days ago and said: Hey that looks like Decker! Also I commend you for reviewing the special edition!

[@sasahuzjak2249]

hahahahahahahaa

[@theworldofgrimstone4867]

That part was great, and when he says "he has guns and roses, so what is he to do?" "GetDown!" Lmfao

[@KatOwO2235]

wait a minute, WAIT A MINUTE!!!!! the parental guardian mother in Terminator 2: Judgement Day is played by the same woman who played Vasquez in Aliens?!

[@Thundarr100]

And one of the punks that Arnold robbed for their clothes in the first Terminator was played by Hudson in Aliens. Don't even get me started on the connections between Commando, Predator, Predator 2, Die Hard, Die Hard 2, and Aliens.

[@KatOwO2235]

@@Thundarr100 cool

[@robogreek3157]

And terminator the punks were bill paxton from aliens and the night stalker from cobra brian thomas i think the actors name is....shouldnt be a surprise T2 was directed by james cameron who also directed aliens

[@robogreek3157]

@@Thundarr100 becausw those fims are basically john mctiernan and james cameron

[@Thundarr100]

@@robogreek3157 and they all take place in the same fictional cinematic universe. Don't believe me? In Commando, the villain who kidnapped Arnold's daughter was from the fictional Central American country of Val Verda. In Die Hard one of the demands Hanz made to the police was for a political prisoner in Val Verda be released. In Die Hard 2 the cartel leader that was being transported to the US was from Val Verda. And in Predator, the country that Arnold's team was sent to was Val Verda. In addition to all of this, Bill Paxton played the navy radar operator in Commando. He later played Jerry in Predator 2. And then he played Hudson in Aliens. So, wild film theory here. John Matrix in Commando and Dutch in Predator are the same guy. After the events of Commando, Dutch started a new team. But rather than doing Search & Destroy missions, they're strictly a rescue unit. Meanwhile Jerry actually was the navy radar operator in Commando. After his time in the navy was over he joined the LAPD and became a detective in narcotics. After Danny was killed in Predator 2, he and Leona had a one night stand, finding solace in each other's company. Leona got pregnant, which is why the Predator didn't kill her, and the xenomorphs skull in the Predators ship links those two franchises together in the same universe. Leona's baby is Jerry's, and centuries later Hudson is Jerry's descendant.

[@HurricaneDDragon]

This may not be a horror movie, but that means I saw it A LOT from a very young age, and... I will always be afraid of Robert Patrick.

[@judsongaiden9878]

Heck, even Wayne drove away from him screaming in Wayne's World.

[@justinhunt4767]

It did have a scary vibe

[@NotAGoodUsername360]

Fun Fact: You know that scene of the T-1000 chasing John on his electric motorcycle and nearly catching him? That's not special effects or a stunt double. Robert Patrick actually ran that fast. In fact, he CAUGHT THE MOTORCYCLE on the first take.

[@nickgavis0305]

The nuclear bomb going off always stuck in my head when I was a kid

[@joshuahoover6841]

Lol Watch him in the Sopranos and he’s much much much less threatening!

[@kbcinmedusn]

Ahhh...guns n roses! Now I get it. 😄😄😄😄

[@ryanwalters1682]

You know what happens when you mess with time too much? You get progressively worse movies and inconsistent looks for John Connor

[@apex2000]

Ryan Walters and that's the good future.

[@AlexThe1Menace]

I often go back and forth between this one and the first one. Like you, I love the horror tone of the first one but the action is phenomenal here. Both are brilliantly executed though so I can't fault anyone for preferring one over the other. However, I often see people propping one up while trashing the other which is pretty annoying. Both are great, no need to put the other down.

[@DIZMANofDX28]

I trash this movie all the time because it offends me that people like it better than the original. It throws away key plot points from the original, how does that make it better?

[@ogbee9690]

First movie is better in a similar way alien is better than aliens. But I think t2 is a considerable level lower than the other 3

[@redjirachi1]

That's the sign you're dealing with some solid moies

[@BionicleGio22210]

Best cure for being sick: watching decker shado

[@hernehaugen6878]

You joke but I binge watch him whenever my ulcer tears.

[@bonehead2768]

Between Decker & Brandon Tenold you can't get any better movie reviewers.

[@orionslaver432]

"Holy shit, you were gonna kill that guy!" "Of course, I'm a Terminator." That line gets me every time.

[@mrrictus]

They destroyed all of the future tech...Except the severed t-800 arm that was trapped in the gears.

[@arvizturotukorfurogep6235]

It was crushed.

[@justice_productions_]

I hope they use that in James Cameron’s Sequel

[@Kartissa]

To be fair, the arm probably wouldn't be much use in creating a new type of AI program, even if is *hadn't* been crushed. The only innovative part of that is probably the hyper-alloy it was made out of, which would already have been identified from the first Terminator arm.

[@judsongaiden9878]

@@Kartissa And it's the left arm too, so for all its potential finders know, it came off the same robot.

[@rcrites]

It was collected and destroyed in the novelization. They skipped it in the film.

[@sonikku956]

That kid with the red mullet is the voice actor of Montana Max from Tiny Toon Adventures and Stoop Kid from Hey Arnold.

[@h.plovecat4307]

Legend has it he was afraid to leave his stoop.

[@jerrodbates8480]

haha nice

[@mitchfletcher2386]

@HicksZ34 Or Dave the Barbarian!!

[@l.thomas1762]

and Sam from Different Strokes

[@sonikku956]

@HicksZ34 I was born in 1997, so I didn't catch Salute Your Shorts until a few years ago. My bad.

[@SpecialOrder_937]

9:22 you can still see deckers hand print on his forehead 🤣 Decker commits!

[@JakDragonov]

Alright i'm getting tired of this: Kyle did say "ONE POSSIBLE FUTURE", this is not a retcon, its a different timeline that was created by the first timetravel.

[@Haeresiarchonte]

Nice to see ye back on track, Decker.

[@jasonvoorhees310]

"Hey my mom just shot your dad, and I gave the hulking biker dude a switchblade, but we're kids, let's be friends"🤣 "Don't mind the screaming, we're friends, show me your comic book collection"🤣

[@Futur3sGamer]

Your outro music is awesome, this one is a banger

[@Futur3sGamer]

Still awesome

[@konradfoyle]

10:00 he smacked his forehead so hard, that the handprint is visible XD

[@unclelou4839]

I originally saw this one in the theatre with my best friend Jim. We were around 17 and honestly floored that there was a sequel to the Terminator, having grown up on the original. Among other great memories (we had some cheap wine and smoking was allowed in this older theatre), I recall how impressive and LOUD it was when the initial exoskeleton CRUNCHES down on the skull. 98% of the audience lurched in their seats and barked out expletives, us included. Great film. Nice review, Shado.

[@diegobareno5820]

"And today a lot of people still say that they look really impressive, I'm not one of them." Wow, I did not expect to hear you say that.

[@matthewschultz7390]

The movie actually tries to trick you. Make you think that the T-1000 is the human hero and The T-800 is the villain. But makes to think it's the coolest thing ever when it turns out the T-101 is actually the good guy.

[@joshuastrittmatter4188]

I can't wait to see what fun Decker pokes at Shin Gojira. And don't even get me started on Alien Covenant...

[@felynecomrade]

Alien Covenant wasn't that bad.

[@thatsmugprick2794]

Yes it was.

[@gaaraofthedesert801]

Forget Alien Covenant, Shin Godzilla was ACTUALLY good. Just cause it wasn't a super cheese fest like older Godzilla films doesn't mean it's bad. Don't get me wrong though I like the cheesey ones to XD....except Godzilla's revenge. So fucking stupid....

[@vladislavpetkov6120]

Compared to Covenant, Shin Godzilla is even more of a masterpiece, both as a movie and in terms of artistic direction.

[@animaldays2]

“Trees and flowers and chirping birds.” ....and basket weavers who sit and smile and twiddle their thumbs and toes.... Nice reference lol

[@vladislavpetkov6120]

13:21 - meme detected >meme appreciated >saving in memory >save complete

[@Spiran_SphereHunter]

I don't know if its true but apparently the guy at 4:26 was really afraid of hurting Linda so was holding back alot, it took a ridiculous amount of takes for that one shot and it led to Linda hitting the floor soo much she hurt her knees so as pay back later on when shooting her escape scene she knocked him the f out for real, that blood and pain on his face is apparently 100% real which if true is kinda hilarious

[@Rich2M316]

Fuck yes, Decker! Always happy to see a notification with your video on it. Keep the good stuff coming!

[@Vipersword100]

Now I really want to see the Sailor Scouts take on the Terminator

[@kkentertainment5279]

Vipersword100 I'm not even a Sailor Moon fan and I wanna see this

[@StCerberusEngel]

There's a fanfic for that. Not even joking.

[@kkentertainment5279]

found them, although none of them an in english unfortunately m.fanfiction.net/Sailor-Moon-and-Terminator-Crossovers/39/941/?p=1&srt=1&t=0&g1=0&g2=0&r=10&lan=0&len=0&s=0&v1=0&c1=0&c2=0&_g1=0&_c1=0&_v1=0

[@GabyGeorge1996]

KKEntertainment I found one in English! It's got the characters of Ramna 1/2 involved, but I got it off the TV Tropes page for Terminator Fanfic Recs: m.fanfiction.net/s/979911/1/Sailor_Ranko_Tunnel_Vision

[@dforman4770]

Judson Joist Shieeeet Anderson WAS a frikn Terminator

[@bigbroshugoki4692]

10:16 when your follower in skyrim gets slightly damaged by a random friendly npc

[@windwind3170]

What's this i see in my sub box, a new Decker Shado video? I MUST WATCH IT NOAAAW!!!

[@jbparise]

One of my 5 favorite movies. Another review I saw said the T-1000 was naked in the beginning to pass through the time machine. (Maybe the time machine only scanned th outer layer? ) Also it's cool to see Dean Norris from Breaking Bad played a Swat Team Member

[@steveharvey2102]

Not only someone from "Breaking bad" but John's foster father Todd (Zander Berkely) is in "The Walking dead". I didn't realize it until watching the Re-release in theaters a few weeks ago. Also the girl that tells the T-1000 that John is at the Mall is played by a young Nikki Cox. That blew my mind. You could play 6 degrees of Kevin Bacon for hours with this movie. lol

[@apex2000]

Joe Parise maybe T1000 can mimic the bioelectric field of a subject it in form off?

[@schmavids620]

I'm pretty sure we don't see the T-1000 transform until after the truck explosion. Meaning he could have been covered with skin that whole time.

[@felynecomrade]

The T-1000 cannot be "naked" or "clothed". All it is is mimetic polyalloy. Metal that can imitate other substances, but still metal.

[@kibatgrenbuku]

19:48 Umm Eiji, I think you missed a Greeed. (For those who got that reference, you're a legend!)

[@athlumney]

Heh, that bit where the T-1000 is chasing John in the parking lot had to be reshot a ton of times because Patrick kept outrunning the bike and catching Edward, so yeah as you said he does have a hell of set of legs on him.

[@bkmanager7664]

Decker's forehead is super red now xD

[@DeckerShado]

If I survive to Season 10, I'll probably have made a permanent dent there...

[@Fitzinated]

Decker Shado All I could think about during this vid was how your years of sacrifice had finally breached the nigh-impregnable barrier of your forehead and now we the audience could see the flesh within. I feel for your pain. This movie should feel honored that it should be the one to break you.

[@hernehaugen6878]

@@DeckerShado For currently being on Season 9, you're not doing too bad.

[@judsongaiden9878]

23:12 Was that a reference to Zer0's "Be Like Water" skill from Borderlands 2?

[@emilyapricot1313]

Ironically, at 14:50, we discover computers aren't perfect.

[@lasvegasraider8218]

We love you decker!

[@jimbowlan5804]

They explained how t1000 was able to go back in time he went in a flesh covered cacoon

[@OpenMawProductions]

0:59 Well, according to Camereon's script... Yes it was still destroyed, but the twist was that right after sending Reese, the resistance discovers that an additional Terminator was sent to another period in time, and John then opens a vault revealing dozens of T-800 M-101 Terminators. That was all cut from the future war sequence at the opening of the film, never shot to save money basically.

[@OpenMawProductions]

3:03 t-101 is Arnie's model. We do see another fleshie terminator in the first film. They must be mass produced to fit certain slightly different endoskeletal frames. Plus, the battlefield is a big place, it's entirely possible you could send out four or five Arnie variants and the resistance would be none-the-wiser. The T-1000 apparently generates a bio-electric field, hence how it can go back in time. Though it does again raise the question as to why they don't just stick a plasma rifle inside of it.

[@Redmist-se7ld]

You gotta admit the T2 T1000 was the best terminator of all time

[@felynecomrade]

Seems like no matter how many new Terminator models the sequels invent, a T-800 still kicks its ass lol

[@trevorbrown1964]

10:31 me when I’m in a public session in gta 5 online with a friend and see players with bounties on them but tells me not to take the bounties

[@judsongaiden9878]

3:02 James Cameron mentions that it's 10-gauge in the commentary to T2: Special Edition. 3:29 We're just meant to assume that the T-1000 can mimic the vibe of organic life. 4:14 He doesn't even seem to remember Reese at all. 15:50 Someone else would have followed his research. Judgment Day is inevitable. 15:59 When you hand a knife to someone, you hand it to them by the grip. Also, it's entirely unnecessary for the Terminator to rip the skin off his arm. It's only done to make the audience feel what Dyson feels because of the arm, but it does so at the expense of tactical sense. 16:29 Let's see how much Masonic iconography is in this scene. Well, we've got the chessboard motif (known as "Masonic pavement"). Some figures that look like owls (that's more of an Illuminati thing rather than Masonic). Then there's some sort of animal that looks like stuff we see in Egyptian art (a lot of this iconography comes from the Near East). And then... 16:35 ...there's the pyramid shape complete with a sectioned-off capstone. Yeah, it's the chair. Why would they put a folding picnic hair in the hallway? It's only there for the shape because symbolism. Oh, and there's also a staircase, another Masonic symbol. Also notice the Masonic lamp with the archway and the twin pillars (known as Jachin and Boaz). 16:55 James Cameron mentions that in the commentary. 17:16 Pretty sure he's got those 40-mils facing the wrong way. Terminators are ambidextrous, but Arnie is right-handed, and he wields his weapons right-handed in this scene (though he trained to use a variety of them ambidextrously), so it's correct to wear that bandoleer over his left shoulder. Still, those 40-mils should be facing down and out, not up and in. Right? I might be wrong about that. I'm attempting to corroborate as many sources as possible. 18:03 Those SWAT guys are played by real SWAT guys and at least one of them shoots left-handed. I point that out because I shoot left-handed due to eye dominance.

[@jonmercano1138]

The T-1000 works on nano robotic tech. So it's really a shit ton of nanobots most likely sharing a hive mind like connection.

[@jediarco]

Great review, as always. And might I just say, I LOVED the Bruce Lee quote dropped at the very end. Great stuff. Keep up the awesome work! : )

[@oldeskul]

One thing you got wrong is the 40mm grenades fired from the M79 and M203 grenade launchers have an impact fuse that arms almost instantly(maybe over the distance of about a meter) and they have a minimum safe firing range of about 9 meters. The reason in the call of duty games 40mm grenades need about 4 meters to arm is because of balancing issues to prevent one player from killing multiple players on the opposite team by using a point blank shot.

[@mrkipling2201]

One of the few films I actually went to the cinema for. I wasn’t disappointed. Absolute classic.

[@quiettimegaming3642]

17:40 how can you have a 0.0 casualty reading? Can you kill 20% of a person? Either they’re dead, or they’re injured, but are going to survive. Either way, the casualty number would be represented by a whole, making the “.” superfluous

[@aztecdragon4313]

I'm watching this from the restroom for my college

[@joeybrown3586]

Aztec Dragon how was the poop?

[@TOONAnimeRevolutions]

Aztec Dragon WIPE UR ASS AND WASH UR HANDS

[@Redmist-se7ld]

This movie had a few iconic guns like the mini gun, the Remington 870 police shotgun and the legendary Winchester 1887 10 gage

[@alanmooreisrasputinreincar8106]

I'd fuckin love a battle between the terminator and the sailor scouts Dispite the fact that it's judgement day don't judge me

[@ghostface1529]

17:04 Decker I actually have to tell you that 40mm grenades actually do have an arming distance however unlike in call of duty it's arming sequence is actually based of the number of spins the projectile does after it leaves the rifled barrel and not based of distance so you actually did get it right but it's based of the spins the grenade does when fired as opposed to outright distance

[@Stefan_Gerards]

great video! but the time machine WAS destroyed after Kyle and the first T-800 were sent back to 1984, it was just that John realised from his childhood that after the first T-800 was sent back that Skynet sent a T-1000 back to 1995 aswell, which John counters by sending this T-800 back (it was originally supposed to be in the Future War scene, you can look up the script for it) - but it still doesn’t explain how any other terminators were sent back afterwards (the T-X, the T-850, etc)

[@randallbowman9140]

Completely overlooked in this review is the irreconcilable continuity issue regarding John's age. T1 was set in what, 1984? T2 was set in "present day" 1991. That would have made John 6 or 7 years old. He was very obviously a teenager in T2.

[@hammwith2ms91]

Randall Bowman t2 was set in 1994

[@thientuongnguyen5002]

@@hammwith2ms91 Correction, 1995

[@meatguyf1375]

"They don't just shoot you for being there." Oh, you sweet summer child.

[@Alexandoas]

Apparently in the first take of the bike chase scene, Robert Patrick caught caught ferlong because he was just that fast of a runner, I like to think there is a universe were the T-1000 succeeded in its mission XD

[@stevenpollard102]

Fuck whatever I was watching. Gotta watch this

[@duffzilla1292]

Dew It same

[@borgue]

Fresh joke. You clones should fuck and make more.

[@neilprice513]

If I remember correctly: In the comic book adaptation they did for this movie, which was based on the original pre-filming script, the T-1000 was sent back inside a pile of still living discarded terminator skin. They didn't bother to film this, probably because it would bump up the film's rating. Plus I think that they explained that Skynet built several time machines and the resistance had to attack several sites at once. I believe they added the "No-Killing rule" to the movie, so the studio could re-cut it for a lower rating. I have seen a A 15 (R) version and an uncut 18 (NC-17) version, which I have no idea why it was rated higher as there was no real difference in the cuts to the action scenes or content (apart from the extended scenes). It wouldn't surprise me if there was a "Studio Mandated" PG-13 cut to this movie that was shown to test audiences and was absolutely hated by them.

[@percafluviatillis4901]

hey decker congratulations on seventy nine thousand subscribers! also never trust edited comments they are lies!

[@DaveFu]

And the Kneecapping count rises!!!!

[@CalamityAtom-Cloud-Stryder]

Morning Decker! I wish you a great day!

[@yellowjacketgaming2040]

John:you can't just go around killing people! Terminator:why? Me:yeah exactly John why not

[@bigrudd8746]

going on a Decker marathon today!

[@darrellcovello7917]

No matter how many times I see it, watching Arnold attempt to smile always cracks me up

[@Amber_xo_133]

According to director James Cameron, Linda Hamilton suffered permanent hearing loss in one ear during the elevator shootout because she did not replace her ear plugs after removing them between takes. This is the only "Terminator" film to win or be nominated for an Oscar. It won four out of the six it was nominated for. Despite the film's R-rating, numerous children's toys were released and were a financial success. The Terminators seen at the beginning of the movie were fully workable animatronic models.

[@pearljam619]

You really do have the best hair!! Love your reviews/videos. In my universe T3-T5 has not happened. Hoping the planned new series with Cameron's help can restore former glories.

[@Etherman7]

As an adult, that moment where Sarah Connor starts to pull the trigger on her Detonics custom 1911 and it goes back so far without going off is strange. Sure, you could customize a 1911 to have a squishy trigger instead of the customary hair trigger, but why? I guess because it looks cool on camera.

[@Purrrple]

Nice Doctor Demento reference there.

[@tbirdUCW6ReAJ]

It’s like James Rolfe said, Cameron can go to his grave knowing he made two of the best sequels ever made. In fact, I don’t think Cameron is capable of making bad movies.

[@linkfreeman1998]

Well if you decided to willingly ignore Avatar movies...sure visuals are great but the story is lacking. Its Crysis of movies.

[@larquefausse3623]

14:56 If only there was some kind of super computer system that could have helped you with that.

[@melissamaylath2943]

I love this movie. I thought the special effects we're pretty awesome. I know they have better effects now. But it is a pretty badass action movie. I also know it doesn't have a lot of blood & guts but I'm ok with that.

[@easonstrickland6372]

I grew watching Terminators and I love the Terminator lines I'll be back you are terminated chill out no problemo hasta la vista baby that was all my favorite lines

[@easonstrickland6372]

Ps stay here I'll be back😎

[@irishboi2411]

Am I the only one who thinks it's cool that Robert Patrick trained his sprinting and breathing to help him run that fast after a bike and car

[@randygelion]

Sailor Mercurys power was bubbles not liquid metal! You're thinking of Sailor Neptune who uses water as her attack.

[@rozza1903]

19:06 I never realised how shoddy that cut is

[@vajabri]

I was 15 when I saw T1 at a theater in 1984 as part of a $0.99 double feature with some shitty Chuck Norris movie. The Terminator was awesome, and to this day it’s the only movie I’ve seen were the audience jumped out of their seats and screamed “YEAH!” at the end ( the hydraulic press part) and applauded as the credits rolled. T1 is superior to T2 as far as tone, imho. People who think T2 is better are like people who think NCIS is superior to Breaking Bad, there’s millions of them but; they’re all wrong. A reviewer who agrees T1 is better = subscribed

[@nikolasbailes782]

You've probably already gotten requests for this but you should review the new IT, I know you usually don't review new movies but since you reviewed the miniseries I think you should review this one, I personally think it's pretty damn good and better than the miniseries in spades, but I'm sure you could find things to trash talk it about which is why I love your channel

[@RBEmpathy]

The T-1000 successfully went through the time portal after ritual bukake by the T-100s.

[@felynecomrade]

Joking aside, it transported as a metal sphere surrounded by a synthetic biological skin.

[@leightonwinter9243]

another fantastic review big D. im still waitin for american werewolf in london when ya get chance

[@davidcastillo2866]

Been waiting for this review for a long time. Thanks!

[@toasega]

Ideas on how the T-1000 can go from a liquid to a solid, back and forth, etc (from a guy who is not a scientist, but who came extremely close to flunking out of an Engineering Major, so prepare for really impossible theories). 1. Maybe the T-1000 is made of some sort of liquid metallic element mixed with molecular-sized nanotechnology (Mercury or Gallium mixed with Nanotech) that is capable of making the element harden just enough to mimic the human form, or to create edged weapons, with perhaps a "cluster" of nanomachines that make up the "brain" which holds all the mission info. Maybe each bond within the molecular structure is a sphere, and every sphere connects to each other with magnetism, and by use of said magnetism, it is able to move around and change its shape at will. 2. Perhaps the liquid metal is, in fact, a futuristic form of living metal that is capable of changing its form. Even now, we have "Modumetal" which is actually "Grown" in laboratories using a special form of chemical process (I'm not well-informed on the specifics, and the "recipe" seems to be a heavily guarded secret). So perhaps in the Terminator future, it's actually possible to merge biology and metal to create a truly alive yet still fully robotic killing machine. Anyway, that's just off the top of my head.

[@merebluecat7293]

Nice Review Decker keep doing what your doing man. 👍

[@georgeedwards8189]

This was actually the FIRST Terminator movie I watched that got me into the franchise and why the hell wouldn't it? T2 and T1 are just so damn...AMAZING! You don't get action packed movies like those these days aside from the MCU films but that's superhero movies.

[@catchannel1484]

0:53 Actually the time machine *was* destroyed after Kyle and the terminator went through. As Sarah says in the opening, Skynet sent *two* terminators to the past in the time machine, meaning John sent both Kyle and Uncle Bob back in time.

[@marioreyna9303]

It may as well still be summer, friggin 80’s up here :/

[@vampire443]

always such great reviews!! love the decker humor!!!!

[@KevinFrasard]

AFTERBURNER!!! Loved that as a kid, such a nostalgic scene👍

[@burningmask4300]

amazing video! love the channel!

[@julcaos]

Finally!!!! Thanks Decker... I thought you´d never review this movie!

[@playerone9822]

2:50 I love this scene. 8:58 *dopeslap* 9:05 Janelle being weirdly nice...dog going apeshit...yeah, your foster parents are dead. 9:24 That poor Sega Genesis... 15:13 That must have been a lot of nukes.

[@kylecampbell565]

11:50 remember Arnold said ir can only turn into something of equal size

[@ikadan]

at 5:36 there is Mrs. Doubtfire on the left lifting a kid. :D

[@nataliehancock7620]

Hooray! Another review from my favorite youtuber!

[@thenewyoutuber4798]

Aye decker when can we expect an Alien Covenant review??

[@datdumbdude4126]

The Thing I think he means in this form.

[@saltystick_99]

If I were to go out on a limb, I'd say the latest he'd review Alien Covenant would be on Alien Day (April 27th)

[@Rodders0223]

TheNew KZbinr Based on today's review....2043?

[@felynecomrade]

When it comes out on DVD.

[@shitmandood]

It's already on DVD

[@LukeLovesRose]

The Terminator is possibly the greatest "B-movie" ever made. By that i mean, it is the greatest low-budget sci-fi ever produced. The Terminator is a great inspiration for future filmmakers. Cameron showed us what can be possible on a small budget and its freaking amazing. T2 on the other hand is the greatest action movie ever made. Cameron showed us whats possible once youve established yourself in the industry. And its freaking phenomenal. I just wish we could get a new 5.1 remix for The Terminator. The .45 longslide should sound like a freaking cannon. The audience should be just as shocked and stunned by that weapon as Sarah Connors neighbors after the Terminator blew her head off. Theres an interesting deleted scene revealing the aftermath where Sarah Connors neighbors are running around in complete panic mode. But the newest 5.1 remix makes all of these bad**s weapons sound like squeaky toys, including the shotguns. You cant feel anything from a sound effect like that.

[@ziljin]

James Cameron is working on Terminator 6, 7, 8. So hyped!

[@dhansen1991]

ziljin and I hope there not pg-13 I did not really mind 13th last one but to me the pg-13 killed it imo

[@felynecomrade]

Is he DIRECTING any of them? Because Terminator 6 he was only a producer.

[@dangrus123]

I always just head canoned the DBZ Cell solution for the T-1000 as it could have been brought through by putting it in an egg like silly putty.