TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@criminalcontent]

Coby + Arnie - Round 2 ! First TERMINATOR here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH-5fqNpedF8ras

[@lawrenceallen8096]

Windscreen? Are you Canadian or British?

[@robertott9083]

Fun little bit of info, Linda Hamilton has an identical twin sister that works in the medical field in real life. She came and played the parts in the film where you see two of them. The dream part in the playground and the end when the T1000 was doubling as her.

[@faisalmemon285]

There should not be a Round 3! Do not see Terminator 3 or any of the other sequels. It’s just Terminator and Terminator 2. That’s it. Basically Arnold just makes one more good movie (True Lies) before his career goes down the drain and he decides to run for governor.

[@pablofsi]

I know this is off the wall but I felt like I wanted to give you a hug when John hugged Arnie, that moment when you almost cried 🤭 that moment is so powerful I felt bad for you suffering there 😊

[@puffinman1138]

There's a Special Edition that's a bit longer with several cool alternate scenes. Worth checking out on KZbin....especially the sequence where John and Sarah have to remove the T-800's computer chip to help him blend in better but Sarah threatens to smash the chip since she thinks they are safer without him. Powerful stuff and shows the seeds of John becoming a wise leader someday.

[@themadprofessor76]

Fun fact: Robert Patrick, the actor who plays the T-1000, trained himself to fire a handgun without blinking, something that is nearly impossible to do. Additionally, Robert Patrick was a track star back in school. He trained himself to breathe only through his nose while running to sell the idea of being a machine. He also got himself into such a good running shape that he was told to slow down when chasing John on the motorbike because he was so fast that he kept catching up.

[@TheBS1000]

Another fun fact: Robert Patrick is the older brother of musician Richard Patrick, who is best known for being the lead singer of the platinum selling rock band Filter.

[@SumoDogs]

it is not hard to fire a gun without blinking u have clearly never been around firearms, u stop doing that alot quicker than u think. Its the easiest way to tell if a actor has put time on a range is if they are blinking or not

[@bugsby4663]

The only other actors who could shoot whilst not blinking are Clint Eastwood and Yul Brynner.

[@Great-Documentaries]

@@bugsby4663 LOL! Sure. You know this for a fact. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 Right.

[@Elgsdyr]

@@bugsby4663 When Chuck Norris shoots, the gun blinks...

[@jasonsmith6795]

"This liquid metal thing is going be a problem" -- I haven't had a true laugh like that in a long time!

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

I know! The whole reaction to the scene where they hang up was priceless.

[@thehighseer23]

Came here to say this! I love her understated reaction!

[@olliehays3206]

"This liquid metal is going to be a problem." They barely survive him. One of the greatest villains of all time, and Robert Patrick killed it. This movie is expertly directed, shot, and storied.

[@nathanwilliams2152]

The T-1000 is a brilliant villain. Easy to hate, cold, cruel, and with a bit of an attitude problem...expertly acted.

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

A true masterpiece of a film

[@peregrine5327]

Robert Patrick didn't just kill it, he fucking, well, terminated it. He would practice for hours to be able to shoot without blinking or flinching, and to run without visibly breathing. He got so good at it that multiple times he had to SLOW DOWN because he was going to catch John on the motorcycle. Dude fucking BECAME a terminator.

[@supernova4760]

James Cameron

[@journeytosilius1]

There's very few other movies that are done so perfectly from beginning to end. This film has literally no parts that are unnecessary. Everything builds this this epic story to it's big finale. I question how come film writers have gotten worse and can't write out something this coherent and big scale anymore? I suppose it does happen sometimes. Avengers: Infinity War was a culmination of 10 years of build up through other films, leading to that epic war for the universe. But I still feel like in the 80s and 90s they managed to make more high quality films. Shawshank Redemption, The Matrix, Braveheart, The Silence of the Lambs, Gladiator, Fight Club, Dark City, American Psycho (okay, that's year 2000 technically). But yeah feels like a lot of the really good stuff was in the 90s. Why was it such a good time period of well written, big films?

[@DP-eo5xd]

James Cameron probably made the 2 best sequels ever: Terminator 2 and Aliens

[@toddhill7483]

You won't get an argument here.

[@villaespesa1]

His masterwork is Aliens. Nothing he has done since has come close, and I love his films.

[@peterlenham3180]

​​​@@villaespesa1T2 is clearly is masterpiece. I think Aliens is VASTLY overrated, and not even remotely close to this iconic film.

[@villaespesa1]

@peterlenham3180 I love T2 , I was a doorman at a movie theater when it came out. It was so great to see the audience's reactions. I would sneak in to see the chase between the 2 Terminators at every show. It played for months. I lost count of how many times I saw that scene.

[@peterlenham3180]

T2 was the first film I ever watched at the cinema, so to say it left an impression, is an understatement. Even though I disagree about Aliens, I respect your opinion. I still think its an excellent film, but just not as emotional as T2.

[@RobertFergus-l3c]

'He just did it, he just 127 hours himself.' Fantastic how easily Coby pops in other movie references like that.

[@chucks9205]

She has quickly become one of my favorite reactors

[@ancapde]

She is an actress, after all.

[@MatthewStephensAU]

23:37 Best moment in the movie. Every nightmare she's had for ten years comes strolling out of the elevator, and she goes from GI Jane to scared waitress all over again.

[@caccioman]

So true 😢

[@dancarter482]

_I see you've been to the gym; come with me if you want to lift!_

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

​@@dancarter482 Considering she trained with Arnold to get in shape for this movie, that is very apropos.

[@logankerlee]

@@Deathbird_Mitch Hamilton did AN AMAZING job training for this role! She took it all very seriously. Arnold had to have a good bit of respect for her, in that. :) I mean, working out and being in shape was his way of life - literally for many years at this point. Linda Hamilton was an actress who I don't think had any type of physical training in her past to be anything close to what she was in this movie. :) She did a phenomenal job! Mega props to her!

[@LucianDevine]

@@Deathbird_Mitch Actually no, Arnold offered to let her come train at his home gym, but I'm pretty sure that Linda declined.

[@firestorm1088]

Scariest part is that a bunch of experts have said that Sarah’s dream scene is the most accurate portrayal of a nuclear attack Hollywood has ever made.

[@moweems5802]

Similar to the nuke scene in the made for tv movie "The Day After" back in the 80s. That particular movie made President Reagan and the Soviet Premier begin serious talks about limiting both countries' nuclear arsenals.

[@zedxxx9]

"Oh this liquid metal thing is going to be a problem." ---Coby

[@criminalcontent]

Indeed

[@CMB21497]

"She needs to cut her bangs, a little bit" That is definitely a Coby quote.

[@gary_payton]

Fun Fact: You might not recognize Jennette Goldstein who played John's stepmom is also the same actress who played the bad a$$ latina Marine from Aliens. Two iconic roles in two of the biggest franchises in moviedom.

[@chuckleezodiac24]

what? that was Vasquez?! cool.

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

Make that THREE iconic roles. She was also the Irish mother with the two children in Titanic. Like the late Bill Paxton Jeanette is a personal friend of James Cameron and he always tries to find a place for her in his films.

[@gary_payton]

@@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm Wow I am looking up her IMDB right now. I guess she is a real chameleon. The only other credit where I recognized her was in a Star Trek movie. A true character actress.

[@shag139]

I believe she was in one of the Lethal Weapon movies as well.

[@shawnpatrick1877]

@@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm Make that FOUR iconic roles. She was also one of the vampires in "Near Dark," along with Bill Paxton and Lance Henriksen. It was like a mini "Aliens," reunion.

[@dmfox244]

"EVERYONE!!" Love the Leon quote inserted into T2. Coby is getting deeply meta.

[@criminalcontent]

lol, that's maybe our favorite thing she's ever done

[@Cybertron-cs7sk]

​@criminalcontent I'm so very excited to see you enjoying T2 I knew you'd love this one - see I told you it is one of the greatest action movies ever made and this was at a time when Hollywood would write amazing female heroes like Sarah Conor and Ripley not afraid to see their struggle and journey and overcoming adversity to win against great odds. Hollywood of 2024 just writes female heroes that are perfect and are so amazing and can beat every obstacle it's very bad writing and boring for an audience. Love your reactions Colby xxx❤.

[@logankerlee]

@@criminalcontent hahahahaha, for real! :) Good vibes.

[@jkhoover]

I haven't even watched the movie, but even I knew the reference.

[@enjoy98366]

Yeah, when she said "Everyone" like in Gary in Leon, she made me laugh :) I can hug her and say thanks to her - Coby brings me joy and laughter :)

[@gordon238]

"He's keeping his promise by just kneecapping everyone," brilliant 😄

[@elrey8876]

Coby lobbying for the right to kill more often sent me

[@saltymisfit6566]

I used to be a SWAT officer just like you until I took a bullet to the knee 😏

[@artembentsionov]

Well, the Bible is somewhat fuzzy in the subject of kneecaps

[@rodneybray5827]

Now you know why The Terminator is so loved. They go together so well. These kinds of movies make modern cinema so disappointing.

[@logankerlee]

Absolutely true! Modern films just lack this level of love. These movies will always be in my top spot because of how well everything was done. Everyone did an incredible job playing their roles. :)

[@Do0msday]

Coby killed with this reaction. She was invested and saw a lot of things before they happened. Plus she threw in that Leon quote and that made everything perfect.

[@gelliaramadis522]

fun fact: Robert Patrick stunned everyone on set while shooting the t1000 scene walking through the metal bars at the mental hospital, as for Robert completely improvised the scene and actually morphed his body through the metal despite all things possible.

[@krazykillswitch]

How has this comment not got more likes, im dying

[@travisolson9413]

One of the greatest examples of acting ever done. Should have won an Academy Award for that scene alone. Brilliant.

[@danb9415]

A true master of his craft 🤌😆

[@spinynorman887]

Favorite nickname ever: "Sleazy McLickyface"

[@RossWrock]

13:10 Coby mentioning "Duel!" Love it! That's such a deep cut.

[@craigmorris4083]

The reason for that smile when he is holding the minigun is hilarious. They would not let him use it on Predator, so this was his opportunity.

[@mcborge1]

I read somewhare that it's the same actual prop used on Predator. Looks like Old Painless got to be in two franchises.

[@romans52345-cy3tq]

Yep, it was the same minigun

[@kailee87]

@@mcborge1 indeed it is

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

​@@mcborge1 Almost as many as Bill Paxton and Jennette Goldstein. 😂

[@Ryan_Christopher]

@@mcborge1At the time there was only one man-portable Minigun. Still rare today, given that all contracts for the M134 are for vehicle-mounted applications.

[@Daniel-kx3xs]

"Is that sleezy McLickeyface?" Hahahahaa😂😂

[@emsleywyatt3400]

You know guys that work in places like that do stuff like that.

[@raeofsunshinexo8693]

@@emsleywyatt3400 you know the lick was to test if she was actually catatonic like how she was acting.

[@MartinBeerbom]

James Cameron hated Deue Ex Machina moments, so he explained EVERYTHING, and I admire how detailed he got into that. Like in the final fight: Sarah loses one shotgun shell, and then is ONE shell short of ending the Ŧ-1000 herself. The Terminator picking up the grenade he lost in the pickup's bed, which then becomes the grenade to finish the T-1000.

[@logankerlee]

I absolutely ADMIRE THE FUCK out of Cameron for this! Seriously, nothing irritates me more when films contain that "hero bullet" or whatever. The way Cameron did this though was phenomenal. :)

[@choppergunner8650]

Yeah, but he did not explain how the T-1000 works. We never had a POV from the T-1000 like we did with the T-800. We don't know what his systems look like. It also seems pretty obvious that he doesn't have the main Terminator chassis, since he's like, punching jelly and punching a block of lead at the same time. He also seems to be composed of millions of drops of liquid metal, which have some level of self-conscience (as they seek one another to form back into the T-1000 when he is shattered), but it appears that he only gains intelligence/decision-making when most or all drops of liquid metal are bonded together.

[@honkenbonker]

Appreciated the mention of Duel. +50 film geek points

[@criminalcontent]

True that

[@javix2013]

@@criminalcontent Will there be a reaction to Duel, Steven Spielberg's first film ?

[@criminalcontent]

@@javix2013 lol, well she clearly has already seen it, but maybe not sugarland express

[@cgsweat]

"Oh this liquid metal thing is gonna be a problem!" Truer words were never spoken! 😅

[@pillboss1987]

The guy in the mall who is in shock when Arnold gets thrown through the glass is the same actor and character from the first movie. He played the cop (1L19) who got car jacked by Arnold after the Tech Noir scene. Which explains why he so stunned in the mall.

[@criminalcontent]

Great trivia !

[@chrisadams8182]

If you’re talking about the man taking the pictures. He is also the co-writer of the film. Him and Cameron discuss it during the commentary track.

[@Nizamm1]

@@criminalcontent 11:06 Arnold hides his gun in a box of roses, it's a gun and roses😄

[@sctmcg]

@@Nizamm130 years and I have just realised this 😂

[@Tanooki88]

"Bring everyone!?" "*EVERYONE!!!*" I laughed at that reference Coby 😂

[@gavinkistner772]

She really did match Gary Oldman's delivery of that word, too. :)

[@tonguetwistjake6919]

"oh, this liquid metal thing is gonna be a problem"😂😂😂 Best line of the whole reaction

[@Mirage_-ls4gf]

Did you notice that Sarah also got her own Terminator theme on the way to Dyson? At that point she became the Terminator herself.

[@johndrews206]

40:33 "What do you mean everyone?" "EVERYONE!!!!!!!!" classic

[@philchan5228]

Yes, the quote from "Leon- just Brilliant".

[@logankerlee]

hahahahaha, this bit MADE ME LAUGH!! xD So happy that Coby reacted to Leon before this. :)

[@1MahaDas]

I find myself captivated by Coby in her film revelations. Good job Coby!

[@Timelord007]

One of the best movie sequels ever made, awesome reaction Coby. I remember seeing this at the cinema aged 16 & it was such a amazing cinematic experience.

[@ChrisReise]

50:12 Well the side of the truck said "Liquid Nitrogen" so I'm guessing that's what's spraying all over the place LOL.

[@King-Omega-]

You mean dry ice? lol

[@jamesk0ua]

@@King-Omega- nope. "dry ice" is CO2 Liquid Nitrogen is an element just Nitrogen, Nitrogen makes up about 78 percent of our atmosphere. You breathe it in every time you draw breath.

[@Eidlones]

@@King-Omega- It says Liquid Nitrogen on the side of the truck. Liquid nitrogen will turn to a gas when exposed to the air. Also, dry ice isn't a liquid, and liquid comes out of the truck.

[@King-Omega-]

@Eidlones it was a joke bud, did you watch the reaction? Lol

[@Eidlones]

@@King-Omega- Yeah, but your joke doesn't make much sense. The person corrected her, and your joke was to reiterate what she said. Ha.. ha?

[@BigPapaPumpzilla]

Watching Coby react to my favorite movie(s) heals me

[@adventurethis]

Man gets stabbed in eye = Colby laughs manically

[@LubbockBabesFan]

😄😄😄😄🤪🤪

[@satricon]

🤣🤣

[@shongage]

my favourite line from any movie ever... "I know now why you cry.... but it's something I can never do"

[@criminalcontent]

Beautiful

[@cropdustcaptain3059]

Coby. You are SUCH a fun reviewer, definiteiy my favourite solo reactor. You're very fun and funny but also emotional when it counts. Thanks for a great reaction of a great film, this made my day on a rough day.

[@criminalcontent]

Many thanks !!

[@im-gi2pg]

@@criminalcontentI agree with cropdustcaptain!😂🎉🎉🎉

[@rupeoverlay3153]

The ‘Get out’ in the chopper is a callback to T1.

[@LucianDevine]

As is the "Come with me if you want to live." Those were the same words Kyle said to her.

[@Everfrost9]

Definitely one of those times where the sequel not only lives up to the original, but surpasses it. What an amazing movie.

[@kevinwallis2194]

The second one wouldnt be good if not for the first one letting people know the back story.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

​@@kevinwallis2194the first one is better anyway. The terminator was meant to be bad, not light hearted joking around and smiling all the time

[@vincelang3779]

Hard disagree, with respect. Not only does this rehash the first script, including entire scenes, but it's surprisingly weirdly shot. Some of the camera placement is so odd I wonder whether they were thinking of making a 3D version. For my money it was the last Cameron film I enjoyed and already showed his future penchant for solving his script and story structure problems : "Let's just throw more money at the screen!"

[@petekauppinen3146]

@@GeorgeTropicana What movie have you been watching? Bad terminator? Like T-1000?

[@GeorgeTropicana]

@@petekauppinen3146 its scary how dumb you must be to have said that

[@corystanish]

Arnold Schwarzenegger shed a bunch of muscle mass over the years because Hollywood kept telling him he was too jacked, and that it was limiting the roles he was appropriate for. By 1988 (three years before this), he said in an interview that he was down at least 40 pounds if I remember correctly.

[@cmale3d]

Coby is the very best at this! She expresses her honest reactions with no pre-reviews. I enjoy watching people experience and comment on my favorite films. I say again Coby has the same reactions I might have had when I watched these for the first time decades ago! She knows the film makers & performers though, and comments perfectly. I want to find and experience more of her work! So cool! 👌

[@chrisfancher1267]

Thanks!

[@criminalcontent]

Thank YOU 🙏🏼

[@quixote6942]

The "Sarah" in her dreams was played by Linda's twin Sister, Leslie (RIP). There were three twins used in this movie.

[@jollygoodfellow3957]

You mean two sets of twins. Sarah and the security guard.

[@ThomasWilliamsMusik]

In the doomsday nightmares? Wow, she acts the hell out of that.

[@CoastalNomad]

@@ThomasWilliamsMusik And it's Linda's sister in the mirror of the scene when taking chip out of Terminators head......

[@vladyvhv9579]

@@CoastalNomad That's still just 2 sets of twins, in 3 scenes.

[@CoastalNomad]

@@vladyvhv9579 Correct...... I was stating that in other scenes where you see 2 Sarah's it was Linda's twin.....

[@User8vfjhejf]

Arnold retired from bodybuilding in 1980, Terminator came out in 84, so he was close to peak condition, T2 came out in 92 and when you don't workout as hard and eat as much, you shrink in size.

[@danlimbaugh3629]

Yep! He likely used some steroids to bulk up for the 84 flick. Puffy and SWOLE!! And honestly, actors getting cut and into 'show condition' shape wasn't even a thing back then. Action movies exploded in the 80s, and almost every movie actor was getting more cut and ripped than the previous block buster. Literally an 'arms' race!!!

[@logankerlee]

@@danlimbaugh3629 Being honest, I miss actors being swole like that.

[@Arnuuld]

This is correct

[@peterlenham3180]

T2 came out in 91.

[@0okamino]

To be completely fair, though, even Arnie at his most “out of shape” is still way more buff than I’ve ever been. Some people are much more naturally made for bodybuilding, and I am not one of them.

[@follow_the_money_trail]

"Imagine knowing something's real and people telling you you're crazy." That hit hard.

[@DirtyEmpire85]

I know, same here. Made me think about some crazy people, though... Imagine thinking something is real, and people knowing you're crazy

[@vladyvhv9579]

Before things like KZbin and similar video sites, people used to think I was crazy as I'd seen some obscure movies or commercials or tv show episodes, or heard some songs that almost no one else remembered. And then that stuff shows up online and suddenly I'm not so crazy anymore...

[@DamianHowardTV]

Sarah was a “conspiracy theorist”. The genuinely good kind.

[@inspectre27]

I have a memory of my childhood dog saving me from two German Shepherds that should not have been loose. In the process, she was terribly wounded, almost fatally, and required significant nursing for several months. I know that this happened, it's one of the reasons i worked in animal rescue, and not one of my family members can remember it.

[@DirtyEmpire85]

"is that Sleezy McLickyFace...?" Lmao man, that was a treat 😆👍

[@criminalcontent]

coin it !

[@DirtyEmpire85]

Oh I've watched it all, trust me 😁

[@finishin.my.coffee8780]

This is still one of those movies (like Jaws, Goodfellas, The Godfather, Halloween) that every time it's on tv, I stop what I'm doing and watch. The effects, the chase scenes, it was damn near perfect. I'm glad I got to see it in a packed theater, too. It's just not the same without the audience reactions, especially the part where Arnold shoots the security guard in the leg and then says, "He'll live." The T2 arcade game was addictive as well. It's funny, if I hadn't been a GnR fan when this movie came out, I might have skipped it and missed out.

[@mrfomo217]

The Dyson death scene is just so damn good.

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

Eureka shows his range better though

[@lmsossi6501]

That moment when you suddenly realized the Terminator couldn't continue to exist because the technology would still be a threat to the world...😥 After the first movie, you never thought you would tear up over his character dying, but it really is emotional. Now you understand why T2 is thought of as the sequel that outdid the original!! The story is excellent, the acting extraordinary, there's humor and tragedy and the creation of the most unlikely family unit. It's just everything!!

[@logankerlee]

I couldn't have put it any better, myself! Amazing film and awesome reaction. :)

[@happyapple4269]

its a great film that surpasses the original.

[@mrtveye6682]

While I agree it's one of the best sequels in any franchise (Alien/Aliens would be another example), I still prefer the first movie. I like the darker/grittier/more serious mood of the 1st one better than the more polished popcorn-blockbuster flair of T2. T2 didn't "outdo" the first one, it's just a preference wich one you like more. Both are great, and there are lots of people in both camps.

[@kbm-zw5jd]

@@mrtveye6682 I totally agree. The two movies are too different to compare. T2 was written to be a blockbuster and quite frankly, a big reason for its success was the groundbreaking T1000 special effects. I remember being blown away by them and all the reviewers saying they were extraordinary. The movie is fabulous, for sure, but I’m not sure it was better than T1. Surely a bigger success but that doesn’t make it better. Those garbage Fast and Furious movies make tons of cash and they are absolute trash.

[@mrtveye6682]

@@kbm-zw5jd The special effects where groundbreaking indeed. T2 and Jurassic Park really put CGI on the map big time. And both still hold up well until today. But it wouldn't be fair to reduce just to that. T2 is IMO peak 90s blockbuster cinema, it's well written, it got cool lines and action for days, it has it's cheesy humour moments and is fun to watch. Arnie and Cameron followed that trend and took it even more over the top with True Lies (another prime example of peak 90s blockbuster cinema - great movie, pure entertainment). I agree, blockbuster doesn't equal quality in general, but there ist definitely good stuff too. T2 is. great IMO. Like I said, I just like the darker and grittier feel of the first one. Same for me with Alien. Aliens is a great action movie and a very well written sequel. But I liked the darker and claustrophobic feel of the first one better.

[@mablungblackhand3618]

You get a like for your reference to Duel (1971), Steven Spielberg's classic starring Dennis Weaver. First time I've heard anyone even mention that movie in decades.

[@MegaSkills9]

They filmed a lot of these scenes in Fremont CA. (Bay area in Northern CA) I was able to watch them blow up that building in person. (It was really cool to see) They notified the public ahead of time and invited people in the area to come and watch the movie being made.(From a safe distance) It was fun to see the final movie after it was done to see it again. I also remember the highway being blocked during some of the chase scenes during filming. Wish I could have met Arnold in person.

[@cameron435]

“Her bangs…” lol. Coby is so freaking cute.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

I love that there is a lot more development with the characters in this movie and everything is just done so much better. The tone of the movie is a little more lighthearted, but still does an amazing job. The part where Sarah Connor is going in there to kill Miles Dyson, she is basically acting like the terminator in the first film until she realizes what she is doing.

[@tcaudiobooks737]

I know Linda Hamilton's diet and training was impressive, but the way she finally reaches 0% bodyfat at 34:18 was something else!

[@Kurlach]

Nobody on earth has 0% body fat, you’d be dead. Fat insulates organs and provides other functions 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ravenmasters2467]

lol. it took me a moment after following the timestamp to realise what you meant... and i had one of those 'laugh twice' moments - once at the joke you made then again at myself for laughing at it 😄

[@logankerlee]

@@ravenmasters2467 hahahahaha, wow! xD Yeah, no, I was chuckling a good bit once I realized the scene he was referencing. Good stuff! lmao

[@tru3sk1ll]

Guess she forgot her 1M sunblock?!?!

[@leftcoaster67]

I know I'm getting older because I get more emotional at T2 than I ever was before.

[@logankerlee]

lol - it's all good man. xD I'm not nearly as emotional as I was when I watched this as a boy - but this still packs an emotional punch!

[@AdrenalineJunkiesLive]

All these years later, this is still one of the greatest movies ever made

[@WorldT]

I am glad you watched this, this is the best of all the Terminator franchise, was a groundbreaking movie for its time and still holds up so well today, thanks on sharing your reaction

[@LukeLovesRose]

I didnt think about that before. If the Terminator is at the hospital, Sarah must think hes already killed John and now hes calling for her using Johns voice. Poor Sarah in that moment

[@LucianDevine]

Yup, she knows that it can mimic voices. So she would never turn around because she heard John's voice, ESPECIALLY when the cops just said that he was missing and the foster parents dead.

[@James_Willingham_III]

He never removed the clothes off the cop, he copied them.

[@ThomasWilliamsMusik]

And when it tells her "come with me if you want to live", she knows only John could have told it that line in the future.

[@marauderdz]

Why would she think that he'd killed John? If that were the case, they wouldn't need to go after Sarah anymore.

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@marauderdz Why? She can make more John Connors

[@Shadowace724]

Great Reaction Coby! Outstanding!

[@ps5392]

This and Jurassic Park are to this day, benchmarks in special effects and sound design. True blockbusters in every sense of the word.

[@projiuk]

Absolutely, they both used a good blend of practical and cgi with great cinematography. Two of the great films of all time for me, I’ll never forget seeing Jurassic park in the cinema as a kid

[@logankerlee]

@@projiuk No kidding, yeah! I didn't watch this in theaters but I went to watch Jurassic Park at the drive in! Such an AWESOME experience! One that I'll always treasure the memories of. :)

[@jerrywalters8885]

Cool note actor playing Dyson is also the Captain in SPEED

[@zro_dfects]

Fun fact: What some people got confused with sometimes with T1and T2, they thought it was two different machines, since T1 was referred to as a T-800, and T2 was referred to as T-101, but they are in fact the same machine (since they were built in an assembly line), T-800 is the endoskeleton (Cyborg), while the T-101 is the living outer skin tissue. (Basically T-101 is Arnie's face)

[@sorrenblitz805]

Actually, and I hate this because both are actually T-800's. But, nobody ever says T-800. The only time it's shown in the first two movies is briefly on the POV/HUD shots of the Terminator. Kyle says "Not a man, a machine, cyborg, Cybernetic Organism, Cyberdyne Systems Model 101." But also briefly mentions the 600 series.

[@sorrenblitz805]

So technically his designation would be T-800 series CSM101 in both T1 and T2 and a T-850 series CSM101 in T-3.

[@metoo7557]

"Is that what he looks like underneath?" You saw him in the first one with all the flesh burnt off. Yes, that's what he looks like.

[@wren7195]

Yeah kinda disappointed me when she said that, but Coby kinda speed-runs movies anyway, and with being a reactor too I think she doesn't take it even REMOTELY seriously... Not gonna blame her I guess, but yeah, disappointed Me Too, and me too. *EDIT* Further into the movie now, and while I don't exactly take BACK what I said "semi-defending" her... she uh.... she's making me want to pull my hair out.

[@raybernal6829]

Yeah I was scratching my head when she mentioned that 🤔

[@ninipookie]

So what? Disappointed by a movie reactor. That’s funny

[@ninipookie]

@@wren7195then shut the video off

[@raybernal6829]

@@ninipookie Y que? Irked by someone's comment? That's hilarious 🙄

[@rhphotocdn]

Great Job Coby!! "I'll Be Back!!"

[@lakeracer8453]

I've heard that in the scene where T-1000 (on foot) chases John on the dirt bike they had to do A LOT of takes because Robert Patrick kept catching him.

[@jmsmys13ify]

Came to type in that lore. Robert Patrick was quite athletically gifted. Cameron had to tell him to slow down because he basically ended the movie right there. Keep in mind, he was also doing that while breathing through his nose only. Because he knew the T1000 shouldn't be seen taking a breath.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Yeah because that bike has such a tiny engine and almost no speed. People like to talk about him doing track in high school like that matters, anyone with average athleticism could catch up to that little bike

[@surlycanadian]

@@GeorgeTropicanano. The Honda XR100R has a top speed of 45mph which is way faster than any human can run. The real reason is because child labour safety laws prevented production from allowing Edward Furlong to actually go at speed. He was only going about 10mph, which Robert Patrick could run much faster than. The real trick was him running at pace while looking like he was running very fast. It’s hard to run at only 70% of your top speed and not look like you’re just jogging. I have a little brother who is 3 who likes to chase me. For me to run at a pace that he nearly catches me, I look like I’m running in slow motion.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

@@surlycanadian that's after being able to get to top speed, not winding around a parking garage and constantly slowing for turns. Anyone that isn't some fat slob like you can catch up to that thing like that

[@Serp3c]

that gary oldman "EVRYONE!" line sticks with me still too :D

[@trinitysmith6494]

"Say... that's a nice bike..." That's how every schoolyard bully starts...lol. Every time I hear that line, in my head I hear, " Why don't you let me ride it?"

[@Gurtejbauer24]

Terminator 2:Judgment Day is Awesome Movie Special Effects still hold up very well After 33 Year this movie always will be my favourite movie of all time

[@caccioman]

So true

[@logankerlee]

Second favorite for me - first one still holds the top spot in my book. This one may have all the special effects and emotional acting but the first just brings PURE terror! I still get chills thinking about some of the scenes in that movie. :)

[@j.f.fisher5318]

So many iconic special effects shots.

[@garethotoole3454]

@@logankerlee, agree completely. First is far better. Second was overstuffed & contradicted a lot of what was said in the original, all of which could have been explained but wasn't. Sad when moneymaking replaces storytelling.

[@Snyper1405]

​@logankerlee even though in the second film we got more characters like John, T-1000, Dyson? And not to mention bigger badder intense moments 🤦🏽😅

[@davidkneitel1840]

The two officers at the coffee machine... twins. 😁

[@tcaudiobooks737]

The two Sarah Connors in the steel mill... twins. 😁

[@davidkneitel1840]

@@tcaudiobooks737yeah, younger look a like sister if I'm not mistaken. Edit The nuclear explosion scene at the park is her sister. The mill was cgi.

[@philchan5228]

It's the same for scene for Linda double as she had a twin (I think she has pass away now)

[@logankerlee]

@@philchan5228 Yeah, sadly she died in 2020.

[@CoastalNomad]

The twin Deputy's were also in "Good Morning Vietnam".......

[@snakeeyes5638]

You're gonna love this Coby😎

[@bryanlee7989]

He never stole the cops clothes, he just recreated the image of the cop

[@captmurdock]

Right. He took the gun because, as "Uncle Bob" said, it can't recreate firearms because those have chemicals and moving parts.

[@ajlynch5235]

baddie struttin up those stairs at the end snapping his fingers like he's in West Side Story ha ha Love It!

[@nickrizzi4927]

Coby reactions so dear! Nobody does it better, and all the refs/comments just so perfect! Thanks for the fun review and best to all on board! We've all had that moment of knowing why a feeling begets a tear.

[@zmarko]

Coby....YES! Robert Patrick is in Copland, as well as many other movies (briefly in Die Hard 2). He is also the brother of the singer/guitarist for the band Filter (Hey Man Nice Shot, Take a Picture) from the 90s. Edit - PS - Copland is such an amazing and underrated movie, I'm glad that you've seen it, and wish other reactors would watch it.

[@tcaudiobooks737]

Ray Liotta was my favourite actor, and Copland was one of the main reasons for that. Boss bit of cinema that!

[@Buzza235]

The Sopranos

[@andrewhelmer6853]

Thank you Coby , that was 100000% the correct reaction to Dysons fate . You restored my faith in humanity 😉

[@criminalcontent]

Wonderful performance

[@leftcoaster67]

Dyson's redemption.

[@davidmckie7128]

The saddest and most realistic death on film.

[@warrenbfeagins]

@@criminalcontent Joe Morton always gives great performances.

[@nocalsteve]

The interpretation is that the guy responsible for the end of humanity ends up saving lives with his last dying breath.

[@plotmaker]

OMG! A "Duel" reference from Coby. Be still my beating heart! 👩‍🍳💋

[@criminalcontent]

Brilliant

[@moonlitegram]

See I was more like 'you've seen Duel but you've never seen Terminator?' :D

[@madtownjeremy]

Watching you watch this is a total trip; I was in the theater for this on opening night. Still such an amazing film.

[@peterlenham3180]

You'll notice it was never shown that the T1000 takes the cop's clothes. We assume he did, but because its never shown, we dont know yet that he actually mimicked his cloths. This film revolutionised CGI in films, and it still looks as good as anything today, over 33 years later. One of the greatest films ever made. Great reaction to a legendary classic.

[@yochp9693]

nurse that licked her face. she broke his nose with that shot. that was real blood flying. poor dude. actually a nice guy.

[@riudeguise4106]

Nope filmed in US with OSHA laws, not some shithole

[@BogeyTheBear]

It was payback for something he did (or failed to do) in a deleted scene where he knocks Sarah down to her knees with a baton strike to her stomach. The guy pulled his punches with every take and they had to re-do it so many times that it wrecked Linda Hamiton's knees in order to sell the blow at every single take. Linda took it upon herself to show him how to sell a fight scene in just one take.

[@inspectre27]

​@@BogeyTheBear From the "Cool Story, Bro" files: There was an actual contact punch in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, too. There's a scene where Hermione (Emma Watson) punches Draco Malfoy (Tom Felton) square in the face. But they couldn't get the shot to look believable, so they did take after take. Then, between takes, Tom whispered to Emma that she should just actually hit him (and they told no one else). So she did and they got the shot, though everyone was quite startled and Tom was out of comission for a bit. It looks great, too. You should check out the scene.

[@thomasschmidt1836]

Do you remember from the beginning of the first movie, when the terminator drove up to the first Sarah Connor's house, the car he was driving ran over a toy truck. The same style truck was whar chased John Connor in the chase scene at the beginning of this movie.

[@lmsossi6501]

"This liquid metal thing is going to be a problem." Best line I've ever heard from someone reviewing this movie!! Yup, you are so right!!

[@brettd530]

I was a young teenager when this movie came out. It absolutely blew my mind. Its amazing how well it stands up to this day. Its a fantastic movie.

[@haventthoughtofanameyet6364]

Your face when the T1000 walked through the bars in the mental institution lol, hilarious screenshot.

[@lionlyons]

I love how the HUD says "SCAN CARCINOGEN VAPOR....PARTICULATE....NO DAMAGE" when the biker exhales smoke into the Terminator's face.

[@mackcummy4976]

Yeah good detail because that is what it would do.

[@jdm1066]

Did you also like when the cop that the first terminator bashes into the squad car from the first movie is the same guy who took pictures of the second terminator at the mall?...or the fact that when Sarah is trying to kill Dyson the music is the Terminator theme?

[@Sage-nc9uq]

Yep I always like reading the quick scannings awesome details

[@Maya_Ruinz]

Really love that scene with Sarah’s voice over on the way to Cyberdyne. It really puts the entire plot into perspective, they are literally playing with the future, making it up as they went along.

[@ESG151]

T-1000 Told Sarah to call for John because he needed a voice sample. Up to that point he only heard her scream in pain

[@4Kandlez]

So how did he get the voice sample when he morphed into her, I didn't think she said anything to him

[@ESG151]

@@4Kandlez She does eventually say "eff you" when it has its finger knife thing to her face. It was in low, defiant tones but I guess it still counts?

[@vonertz]

I've always felt that he didn't mimic her voice because he learned from the failure with the dogs name. Probably figured that they had a code word for all clear.

[@chadjenkins4876]

I think his plan A was to get her to yell for John, and impersonation is the backup plan

[@ThomasWilliamsMusik]

@@chadjenkins4876 That's right. If she'd just yelled in the first place there was no need to impersonate.

[@annw291]

I'm glad you decided to watch this. You will enjoy, I think, Terminator 3 (Nick Stahl, Claire Danes), but even more Terminator: Dark Fate. Hope you watch them, too.

[@Ciofey]

So glad you watched the cinematic version. The newer versions add in scenes that actually make the movie worse, and alter the ending. Thank you for a great Reaction video!

[@LostButMakingGoodTime]

“Her bangs are too long though…” 😂😂😂❤❤

[@-M0LE]

Tbf she was in a psych ward 😂 probably not the best hairdressers there

[@ChrisB-k7b]

This is the most believable representation of a "tough" woman in my opinion. She's built, but not TOO big, she wins fights, but also loses them. Sure of herself, but also unsure.

[@GeorgeEugeneBarrett]

Nu-Disney and the modern woke producers in Hollywood only know how to do infallible “Mary Sue” type women.

[@jrlonergan6773]

She's the absolute queen

[@MightyDrakeC]

And the fights she wins are not out-fighting the larger male opponents. She uses distractions, speed, surprise, and good technique. The keys in the one case, leading to hitting him with the baton. And, the other guy grabs the arm with the needle, she breaks his nose, and while he's recoiling, she pushes on his chest to knock him over. Very realistic fight scenes.

[@rigsbyrigged1831]

She and Ellen Louise Ripley are two examples of movies written with strong female protagonists that simply work because it's not forced or fake.

[@criminalcontent]

or, in exact terms, she's badass !

[@ghostbeetle2950]

Dyson was played by Joe Morton, an absolute mainstay of genre TV and movies for decades. Great character actor.

[@PhysicalMediaPreventsWea-bx1zm]

He had a very memorable part on Smallville

[@ChibiHoshiDragon]

I think his best role is in Eureka. Mostly comedy but there were moments that were deep.

[@ghostbeetle2950]

@@ChibiHoshiDragon Love Eureka!

[@kenmercer8112]

Yes, all the way back to MASH and soap's in the 70's......

[@ghostbeetle2950]

@@kenmercer8112 MASH? Shut the front door! Your're right, he was working at a Batallion Aid Station in one episode, I believe. I've watched that show so many times, but I still missed that. Cheers, mate!

[@adlockhungry304]

16:46 “Oh, this liquid metal thing is gonna be a problem.” 😂 Agreed.

[@michaelnorris7353]

This is by far the very best of all of the Terminator flicks. They made a few more after this one, including a TV series, but to me they were all a downward spiral into a convoluted mess. I think if you stopped at this one you are left with a much more satisfying experience than if you watched them all. Arnie was perfect in the Terminal role - I really can`t imagine anyone else doing the part. The special effects were totally outstanding for the time. The part where the bad Terminator is disguised as the black & white tiled floor & then slowly rises up behind buddy at the vending machine is super creative film making. I have to also mention the stunt man who rode a Harley Davison off a 30 ft. drop & landed it in one piece. Anyone who has ever ridden a Harley will know exactly what I mean. This is one of my favorite sci/fi flicks of all time.

[@LukeLovesRose]

T2 is arguably the greatest sequel and the greatest action film ever made. Its still a shame that Linda Hamilton didnt get nominated for Best Actress

[@logankerlee]

No kidding, yeah!! Not even a nomination - that shit was tragic! Instead Holly Hunter won from her portrayal in The Piano? I don't think that I've ever watched that - so I won't judge against it. I totally feel that Hamilton deserved to get a nom for her acting in this!

[@Lemon_Force]

IDK about greatest cuz Empire Strikes Back exists and also Aliens is up there with it imo

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@Lemon_Force The Godfather Part II also. But T2 is definitely a contender. That's all im saying

[@jamesdavison2927]

Empire strikes back But T2 IS awesome

[@LukeLovesRose]

@@jamesdavison2927 They're both awesome

[@LiberPater777]

I appreciate that she watched the theatrical cut, and not the extended. The theatrical has perfect pacing.

[@blakerichardson900]

The extended cut isn't that much longer. The added scenes are so brief that it doesn't do anything to the pacing, unlike ALIENS where just one of the added scenes was almost 10 minutes long just by itself.

[@faisalmemon285]

@@blakerichardson900 You’re totally wrong. Theatrical T2 is the best and Extended Aliens is the best. Also Extended Terminator 1 has some good extra scenes.

[@stevenwoodward5923]

The extended version is my favorie because it gives more of a sense of closure.

[@toddjones1480]

@@stevenwoodward5923You mean the ultra-cheesy alternate ending? Because there is a version of the extended that doesn’t have that. Still worse than theatrical.

[@toddjones1480]

And I really hate some of the scenes. The chip scene makes Sarah look dumb and impulsive for reasons that I’ve seen others point out, and John look dumb, too, because rebooting the T-800 could have erased his new instructions from future John.

[@roywilson4514]

Great Leon reference 😂😂😂😂

[@floydargue]

"Is that Sleezy McLicky-face?" Lol, that was funny. 🙃

[@hectormarrinez9578]

Great reaction, and yes at the end the T1000 in the fire the lava he was doing his best to survive because he had a mission to complete.

[@ThunderPants13]

Edward Furlong (John) is also in Detroit Rock City, another fun but very different movie. Cheers Coby!

[@kingspanky2794]

Damn it's been years since I've seen that 😂

[@criminalcontent]

Greeeeat movie - way under appreciated

[@ThunderPants13]

@@criminalcontent Yeah it is. I love the freeway scene with the disco fans. 😁

[@lazyperfectionist1]

5:24 "But last time, they sent a _human_ to save him, and this looks like... this is like, more roboty... walking. This guy's a machine, too." Coby, there you go with those finely honed _observational_ skills, again.

[@drkblde]

Something to remember Arnold is not playing the same character. He is a factory produced model the T-101. All of them when they have skin look like Arnold.

[@BogeyTheBear]

T-800 is the designation for the endoskeletal chassis (designed to sustain the cloned flesh disguise). Model 101 is the particular disguise pattern represented by Arnold.

[@RafCole]

Maybe seen this movie +100 times and it's still one of my favourites. Very fun watching this video with your reactions to it. Remains one of the best movies ever made.