Terminator: Dark Fate - Best of Carl (Arnold Schwarzenegger)

[@boristheblade9496]

Arnold was the best part of the movie

[@hillncer1]

would been a lil bit sense if that Feminator wouldnt be in this movie but only Sarah, Dani and T800..........

[@reginaldfrempong6644]

Hell yeah

[@WesMordine]

He always is.

[@3452te]

Of course. The T-800 is always the best part of the movie..

[@evilspeak5702]

Terminator 1984 - Unstoppable killing machine with no feelings or remorse. Terminator 2019 - Settled down with partner and sells curtains for a living. Also developed a sense of humour.

[@cjkalandek996]

"Also, this is Texas". I died laughing at that one.

[@zacharyrodriguez6027]

All those weapons in his shed and I STILL don’t see a Phased Plasma rifle in a 40 watt ranged!

[@DovahVokuna]

To be honest. Movie with the terminator protecting his family when the apocalyps happens sounds pretty interesting to me

[@zarander]

This will be difficult to explain to Alicia..... c'mon, that's a good line.

[@joedirt2556]

Have him heal the holes up like the wolverine in days of Future past when he arrived in the past and got his chest all shot up

[@moistexistence3090]

400 pounds yet he sits on chairs pretty well.

[@strongmanforjesus3353]

Me too, until they break!😆😆😆😆

[@GothamKnight84661]

I don't care what anyone says. Arnold was the best part of this flim as Arnold ages he gets better and better as an actor who can be very funny as well.

[@tjdoescosplay]

I swear we need a movie about Carl going through every day life “This is Texas “ best line I ever heard

[@J_C_CH]

The fact that he owns a dog, and that said dog is cuddling up to him, is proof alone that while Carl is a machine, he's about as far from being a Terminator as you can get.

[@kedjr88]

Carl: There's just more to it than picking the right color. It's the texture, the weight of the material. One wrong choice, it can destroy the look of the entire room. There was this one customer that came to me, he wanted solid colored drapes in a little girl's room. I said 'DON'T DO IT.' - You need butterflies, polka dots, balloons. I am not kidding when I say I will pay money to watch Arnold Schwarzenegger to play in a Carl focus movie

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Carl's arc in the movie is redemption. It wasn't his fault he killed John, Carl did what he was programmed to do.

[@jamieolberding7731]

Carl the T-800 reminds me of Dalek soldier nicknamed "Metaltron" who crash landed on Earth and was brutally torture by Mr. Van Statten and his personal. He couldn't bring himself to kill Rose Tyler [the only Human who showed him compassion]: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n16wiaaPl6x8e8k

[@burningfury4065]

Dani sucks

[@danielwilliamson6180]

@@DarkAttackYT Carl helping Sarah and Grace protect Dani and his sacrifice at the end of the movie was his redemption.

[@p90ischeap81]

@@DarkAttackYT That's not really true. John was important, but his timeline is no more. Through his actions future and past, he was able to end Skynet. He fulfilled his purpose, and had Reese and the T-800 not done their jobs, both Sarah and John (and certainly Sarah would have been killed in T2 with him trying to get to John) would be dead, and Skynet wins. This movie is saying that judgement day will always happen, but that we can control our fates even if we can't control the world. A different AI is made because humans will always seek war and thus new weapons. In this timeline however, another is chosen. It's not about John or Dani, it's about them control their fate and fulfilling their destinies in order to save humanity. Their individual survival is only needed until they complete their mission... Almost like the T-800 in T2. I think the movie tries to tie in that humans and machines are different but also more alike than people like to think, with tones of your current choices control what happens not pre determined facts. No movie will ever live up to T2, it's got too much nostaliga to ever be surpassed. Taken for what it is, it was a good movi.

[@Burns-en9sk]

@@DarkAttackYT "that bitch" huh?

[@underratedcritic1983]

Arnold has played a Terminator in every decade of his life since his 30’s

[@Owiko7]

Carl: "And I'm extremely funny" "HELP I'M DYING!" Carl: "Hi Dying, I'm terminator"

[@livinginabox680]

"Kives, stabbing weapons... polka dots, butterflies, balloons..."

[@livinginabox680]

@flyhound97 He delivers the line about decorating exactly the same way as he did back in Terminator 2 when describing the T-1000's abilities.

[@tomhewitt8017]

I love Arnold in this The scene where he, a terminator, explains the best type of curtain for a little girls room is comedy gold. I love how seriously he says "dont do it"

[@isaiahwelch8066]

I love it when he says: "Even without a rogue AI taking over, I calculate a 74% chance that human civilization will collapse into barbarism -- and at that eventuality, these weapons will be vital to protect my family. Also...this is Texas." Pure gold!

[@rhetiq9989]

Arnie terminators in a nutshell : T1 T-800 : Scary and merciless Uncle Bob : Kind and sympathetic T3 T-850 : Stoic and straight Pops : Elderly and silly Carl : Lively and makes drapes Fr tho Carl explaining about drapes in the most straightforward terminator way possible is probably the single best moment in the entire movie

[@reginaldfrempong6644]

No sunglasses were harmed during the making of this movie lol

[@SouthpawSatch]

I'm reliable, I'm a very good listener and I'm extremely funny. That line absolutely cracked me up in the cinema. Arnie was the highlight in this movie, he was massively underutilised

[@wickedhouston5538]

also this is Texas

[@DaScorpionSting]

Wicked Houston I like that line.

[@hillncer1]

does that mean arms & weapons r too common in that state?

[@gillehrer2824]

Is this sentence a compliment or a reprimand to Texas?

[@Balnazzardi]

@gil lehrer Just a statement of how things are....Texas obviously has the most amount of registered guns of all states in USA.

[@gillehrer2824]

I ask again: Is this a compliment or a reprimand to Texas? Is it okay, is it a good thing that almost all Texans own at least a gun ? == (gilberto lehrer from brazil)

[@gabbyconcepcion8019]

"Because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can, too." (Terminator 2: Judgment Day, 1991) Even though I thought the movie was alright, Arnold was the absolute best part of this movie and I'm glad we saw the last line from the second movie come to fruition

[@MrHEC381991]

0:19 Probably the first time we see a dog NOT barking at a terminator.

[@kilochampion787]

“Also this is Texas”, got me cracking up. That line is meme worthy

[@killaxero86]

Him considering the sunglasses, then putting them back down in my opinion is like a 4th wall breaking symbolism. We, the audience, associate the glasses with the badass killer cyborg, so him denying us seeing him wear them is showing us he rejects the machine programing, and embracing the humanity. Like I said, my opinion at least

[@nav7506]

Honestly keeping John alive would have been more interesting. Not because of his fate as leader of the resistance but because of how T2 changed the timeline. His fate as leader made sense to be brought into question, but having him alive I think would have helped in developing Dani’s character as a leader. Since both were destined as some points to be leaders of resistances. Having both Sarah and John look out for her would have made for a more interesting plot. I was entertained by this movie and I did believe it was a improvement over the previous 16 years of terminator, but looking back on it, it’s wasted potential that basically killed the franchise. Idk how it can recover from this.

[@alucard624]

It's poor box office pretty much killed the franchise for a long time. It's sad when the recent video game Terminator Resistance was a better product than this film.

[@ShahirHameed]

Not really honestly. That almost sounds dull and just takes much space. I mean John hasn't really been effective as such besides Terminator Salvation, but Terminator 3 showed what he would have been doing all this time, and Genysis basically ruined him as a character. Besides, Skynet is what John is suppose to fight against and that's gone. So he has no purpose once Skynet is gone, and Legion is something John doesn't know about. Honestly, I don't think he was ever that useful. Even if John is alive and did show up then Sarah's role would have to be reduced. And we would also have to lose Terminator Carl in the process If anything, they can just make this movie a sequel to Terminator Salvation and open the possibilities from there. Maybe someone from that timeline went back to the past and orchastrated John's death as someone that was once from his ranks. There's so much from that

[@ericsantana1184]

The truth is John Connor is still alive just not born yet until after Genysis. Because if you put the whole timeline all together from The Terminator to Terminator 2 to Terminator Dark Fate to Terminator 3 to Terminator Salvation to Terminator Genysis.. Skynet wont have the ability to time travel or design a body of it's own and John Connor is still alive just not born yet. He will be born roughly between 2025 or 2030.

[@danny1884]

@@ericsantana1184 That makes no sense.

[@Klaus99999]

It’s not going to.

[@torquetheprisoner]

They should do a Carl cut of the movie where it shows him doing the drapes and stuff.

[@chrisgreig98]

*'There was this customer who came to me, he wanted solid colour drapes for his little girls room... I said DON'T DO IT"*

[@theeagle9367]

0:22 "Ain't never gonna fuckin call you Carl" best part of the scene so far 😂😂😂

[@ardiekepoo744]

Rizzie the eagle why not? He was called ‘Mother fu**er in T1 and ‘Uncle Bob’ in T2, not to mention ‘Pops’ in T5... calling him another name ain’t gonna hurt any...

[@theeagle9367]

@@ardiekepoo744 i mean its kinda weird for killer machine that have a regular guy name like 'carl'.

[@CarlosFontes]

I love this. Seriously, what would the machines do once they killed their targets/won the war? They would switch from Read Only to Learning mode and would begin to live their lives, whatever that would be to a machine. Also: dogs were always able to sense infiltrators and here, the dog is totally at ease with Carl. Nice touch.

[@STANDRDUSER]

“Also... This is Texas.” I was like, “Haha, so true.”

[@SuperNickoHarris]

2:01 He doesn't need the glasses to be a badass. He already is a badass.

[@mr.l8723]

Broke my heart when he said “I won’t be back” to his family 😭

[@WolfPrideProductions]

"Also...this is Texas" Me a Texan: Can't argue with that logic.

[@EX3G4MING]

I just imagine an endoskeleton talking instead of Arnold & it makes it 100x more crazy

[@predevaderjirahulkfanmodel7543]

Movie, good or terrible: ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER IS THE COOLEST ONE THERE IS ‼️

[@tobiferrer2339]

alicia: honey! the baby's crying again! carl: i'll be back

[@mikcnmvedmsfonoteka]

Now I want a sitcom based on Carl's family life.

[@TheCoolProfessor]

"I'm extremely funny." Of course you are. (not that anyone's going to disagree.)

[@SCALES1992]

Linda and Arnie remind me of that old couple that have been married for 40 years and they love each other but the hate each other too lol.

[@superfanmusicmaker]

I think Carl was easily the best part of the film, but I think his more humorous portrayal would have worked a lot better if he wasn't the Terminator who killed John. If they wanted to give a Terminator a redemption arc after doing something like that, it should have really been handled in a more serious and nuanced manner, but it feels kind of tasteless when they just reduce him to a joke. It would have been more interesting, and actually would have added an extra layer of humour, if John was still alive and they explained that Carl just straight up quit looking for him so he decided to live a normal life instead.

[@jonnytolley1]

This movie isn't as bad as everyone says. It's got flaws, like all movies. I look at this as something that could've been better, not bad.

[@enby_kensei]

This is what I'm talking about. The movie is so close to being good at times. The REV-9 is a cool villain, and Carl is a genuinely well-written character with a solid redemption arc (the scene where he explains to Dani how he's incapable of feeling love is genuinely heartbreaking). If they made Grace a regular human or another Terminator instead of a walking plot device, and they fixed Sarah's arc, then this would have been a really good sequel.

[@jackattacktron1000]

This poor dude has to keep carrying this franchise, and for that i give you a thumbs up.

[@ротатоаск]

The way he says "that's what everyone calls me, yes" with the hand movement and facial gesture is just so un-robot like.

[@marshccinogaming9289]

"Also, this is Texas." Aaaaaaand there goes my lungs 😂

[@sancheezzzy2712]

Underrated film. We haven't gotten a decent Terminator film in years & when we finally get one, its didn't do good in the box office. This film had some of the best characters, CGI, & good writing for once. I hope we can get more of these, but man Arnold freaking killed this role.

[@Chubaquin]

Totally

[@hillncer1]

Terminator has no chance at Box office anymore no matter whatever they do cause the concept is old now

[@juliosalguero4638]

I like this movie a lot. True no one really cares about this franchise. Had they made this movie 20 years ago than it would have been a hit.

[@beyondthegrave124]

Get the nostalgia out of your ass and actually appreciate the movie, people come here to enjoy Arnie’s quotes and compliment the movie but you’re just ruining the mood and being a fucking buzzkill. Nice one.

[@specspiderken1462]

hillncer1 old. Not obsolete

[@Jose-se9pu]

Imagine if the movie would have focus on Carl and Sarah instead of telling the story for the 5th time with a female John Connor.

[@kathywhitaker11]

Arnold is still so watchable and you still believe he’s a machine under his human skin! Iconic.

[@superjackster0165]

I realized a problem. Carl living a normal life in society would be completely impossible. Due to having the same resemblance to the previous T-800’s, he would be easily recognized and wanted by authorities for murdering John Connor in 1998, destroying Skynet in 1995, and killing 30 LAPD officers in 1984 (all with multiple witnesses). He would not be able to own and operate a drapery business.

[@3452te]

The T-800 have been doing most the heavy lifting while the other characters just ran away. Like shit the Rev-9 android was glad to fight a real cyborg.

[@KachZz]

Butterflies, polka dots, balloons should be the name of this movie.

[@MarineAqua45]

All we need is Robert Patrick with a walking stick to make an appearance.

[@vloggersworld2949]

Carl's wife: calls arnold carl Rick grimes voice out of nowhere: CORL?! COOOORRLLL!!!!

[@GamerBully]

I said" Don't do it" honestly. This had me howling with laughter. Arnold talking about choices of Drapes was amazing. He is soooooo damn funny. This is his best line in any Terminator film.

[@McDafty]

The "im extremely funny" part made me lol 😆 exactly my kind of humor🙂

[@kevinkatz7027]

"I'm never gonna f'n call you Carl..." hahaha.. great line...

[@Achillez098]

"Our relationship is not physical. She appreciated that I could change diapers, efficiently and without any complaints. I am reliable, a very good listener, and am extremely funny" RIP my lungs, died from too much laughter

[@thehealerofagroupp4nd422]

Hearing him explain that girls room with "Don't do it" was probably the best. He's really got that father side.

[@gunnersubbu]

I love how he's about to put on the sunglasses and then he's all, "Naaah, I'm too old for this shit."

[@sssharefff]

We need a movie about Carl life after he kills John... would be pretty interesting...

[@MexicanRaccoon]

I love how he says "also this is Texas" in Texas we do love our big guns

[@etherraichu]

That look on Sarah's face when Carl talks about drapes. its like she finally comprehended that she was listening to a machine designed to kill humans from a future that no longer exists talk about decorating a young girl's bedroom.

[@VAOdin]

Movie idea: Carl makes it his new mission to protect his family by acting as a check against the man-made apocalypse.

[@Lalaxbo]

Arnold did a fantastic performance in Dark Fate and it reminds me of his Guardian / Protector role he had in T2 :).

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

You should have added the part when he said "I won't be back".

[@sethpeninger3417]

I’m from Texas and honestly 1:30 is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard I can’t stop laughing 😂🤣😂🤣

[@applejuicemoose6609]

0:17 Best part

[@Koganai96]

0:22 Sarah: “I am not gonna f$&@$&g call you Carl.” Audience: Laughing

[@eggshan86]

Can we get a movie about Carl and his decorating career? I'd totally pay money to watch that.

[@erickleefeld4883]

After a Terminator actually completes its kill mission successfully, what’s next? No more mission, no further orders. It turns out, the machine becomes an interior decorator - with a hidden arsenal out back.

[@ChrisManley1994]

"I'm never gonna fucking call you Carl." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AjmalKhan-zi4rj]

Admit It. We all love Arnold Schwarzenegger!

[@choysakanto6792]

_"Even without the rogue AI taking over, I calculate a 74% chance that human civilization will collapse into barbarism."_ This was basically the whole history of the world in a nutshell. I didn't know I would also learn history from a Terminator.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

2:14 That was disappointing.

[@wickedhouston5538]

hes grown up

[@DanielSparten]

Spoiler alert Maybe he didn't want to wear the sunglasses to look like a bad terminator or his/it former self. After all, he wore sunglasses when he kill John. You probably don't want to resemble someone that was bad in the past, and since Carl has a "conscience," he probably thought it's best to not wear them and not piss off Sarah.

[@LukimusPrime]

Maybe he didn’t wanna wear them because he knew he wouldn’t be back.

[@lorenzomiguelignacio8840]

He doesn't want to go back as the killer he was before...

[@reginaldfrempong6644]

He should have worn it one last time

[@minimaxhall]

Remembering when I saw this one with friends in Thailand after days if not weeks of chronic partying. We stood up and bowed for the king before the movie began. And I must say... Thai Airways(liners) must be among the top 2 flight charters hands down... 2-3 meals on the trip.. free drinks and bewerages and drinks the whole way and these controllers and personal screens to watch very new movies and classics pluss music and above all games, for they were installed with these nintendo styled hand controllere and a miniature keyboard... so what a ride... best scenes of the terminator and good memories... cheerioo 2020 ♡

[@BruceLimNZ]

"I'm never gonna fucking call you Carl" - Best line of the movie!

[@benjaminlucas1635]

Who wouldn't feel safe having a Carl 800 under their roof?

[@AB-sn6er]

I said "don't do it!" Proper had me laughing

[@blueames3chapolo320]

“Well that’s what everyone calls me yes” “I’m never gonna fuckin call you call you Carl” I kinda had a laugh there.

[@rinneganvision_quest9592]

That part when he said this is Texas is both hilarious and sad at the same time and the delivery of that line was just perfect

[@cautiouslyhopeful]

"So you're Carl" "I called myself Arnold but no one could pronounce it"

[@drcardlector4904]

I said "Dont do it" - Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@shadangel47]

2:09 Best part as it shows the T-800 how much he's changed, from killing John Conner to saving Dani

[@CliffuckingBooth]

I said DON'T DO IT! You need butterflies, polka dots, balloons... *head nod* That was the best XD But I really liked Gabriel Luna. I think he did a great job, that fake smile was perfect. Metal hips... Two tours in Afghanistan? Ok, thanks for your service.. XD

[@psychoticdaizyproductions569]

I was happy to see the terminator on screen again. I hated almost everything in this movie. But seeing Arnie on screen as the terminator was so damn nice. I loved terminator 2 and being someone who didnt really have a father figure- The Terminators drive in that second movie stuck with me my whole life. Seeing Carl felt like a sequel to that. It was, a warm feeling everytime i saw him on screen.

[@felixin64th26]

Sound so fucking cool when he said “this is texas” or “hasta la vista baby”

[@MMASLAMPODCAST]

Arnie was actually awesome as Carl. Shame the movie as a whole was a let down. Not the worst film ever but a let down. CGI at times looked off, Rev-9 had Power Ranger moves, super high jumps and pauses "Look what I just did". Hate that style of action. It had it moments though and aspects that were decent. Arnie being one of them and his character Arc.

[@scp-682thehardtodestroyrep4]

“This will be very hard to explain to Alicia.....” That Line is my all time favorite lol

[@lqkim9756]

Rick Grimes: "This is my son, Carl." Sarah Connor: "I am never gonna f***ing call you Carl...."

[@subscorpion9560]

“Also This is texas” Texas: respect increased over 9000

[@thboy1037]

The time travel plot is not work for Terminator Franchise anymore, as many people said. By the way, I think that they should make movies like these. 1.Prequel Trilogy - Origin of Skynet, Skynet rules the earth, The Resistance War. 2.The Cornor - Focus on the life of Sarah and John during their years in Latin America. 3.Carl’s story - How he met his family and his life to be part of human society.

[@syamsularifin97]

T 800: I cannot feel human emotion Shang Tsung: You Will.

[@johnspence8141]

1:48 I'm sorry, that is just beautifully delivered.

[@porpus99]

Customer: Hey, I would like solid colored drapes, its for my three year old daughters room. Carl gives a blank stare: Don't do it. Customer nearly shits himself: Umm.... Okay....

[@Chris-rx6fg]

‘And I’m extremely funny’ Best line in the movie

[@themastersofmadness5601]

“I’m never going to call you f***ing Carl”

[@miltiadiskyvernitis]

I hope all you true fans of the franchise understood what putting down the glasses instead of wearing them symbolized.

[@clobbermiron7337]

At 1:43 it’s truly a testament to Arnold’s acting ability because I would’ve 100% cracked up saying that line 🤣

[@Prisoner_849]

When he said Texas I shook my head up and down in approval.