The Terminator 2 Judgment Day | First Time Watching | Crying over a cyborg 😭😭😭

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[@tomre2769]

Dyson is such a good man. Easy to forget in all the action, how that poor man and his family lost everything.

[@eraldorh]

Would have been a casuality of the war anyway as everyone at that company was killed the same day skynet became self aware.

[@cripplermaximus]

He does the right thing after getting the information. Love his character.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

well the rest of his family got to live instead of dying in a nuclear holocaust so really they should consider themselves lucky

[@eraldorh]

@@sparksdrinker5650 Except they most likely didn't survive at all since judgement day was only delayed and LA was completely nuked.

[@sparksdrinker5650]

@@eraldorh Based on what? Future movies? Nah as far as I'm concerned much like Alien/Aliens and the 3 Indiana Jones movies the future sequels don't count

[@javiergil1659]

That ending sequence cemented itself as one of the most emotional endings in cinema history, without a doubt. This movie is a 10/10.

[@darshin95]

and no need for another sequel

[@M.A.R.L.O.S]

Out of all Terminator movies I love T1 and T2 because it had more content and best one liners

[@richard-davies]

The second one had a massive budget increase, first one was $6.4 million, second went way up to $102 million and it really shows. Really impressive what they managed to do in the first one though with the small budget they had.

[@billhicks6449]

I always consider the first one to be like a cult classic. Like "They Live", "Evil Dead", or "El Mariachi". The second was a summer blockbuster like "Jurassic Park", Independence Day" or "The Matrix".

[@RoodeMenon]

And $15 million straight to Arnold's Bank account.

[@localroger]

Also a lot of technological advances. They had believable CGI and this was the first use of morphing in a theatrical movie.

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

That was when James Cameron started getting the reputation for exploding movie budgets (which almost always paid off for the studio in the end). Definitely one of the greatest sequels in the history of cinema. Another contender is Aliens, which is also a James Cameron film!

[@jonathanawizard]

The movie is one of the best, movies ever the special effects still look so amazing in considere that was made before a system like Windows,

[@YourGuitarPlayerAndSinger]

The next Schwarzenegger movies should be Predator and Total Recall. Really really good action films

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

And Commando :) and Conan!

[@DemonBoy3223]

Yes, definitely Total Recall, the GOOD classic from 1990. "Get your ass to Mars!" 😆

[@adrianburchell8075]

Conan the Barbarian

[@acesfn7316]

Defo Total Recall

[@PapitoQinn]

I second predator. The manliest movie ever made.

[@jeffthompson9622]

The American Film Institute included the Terminator as one of the 50 greatest movie villains of all time. They ranked his Terminator 2 version as one of the 50 greatest movie heroes of all time. He is the only character to be on both lists.

[@zacatkinson3926]

Now that's incredible I didt know that

[@karlsmith2570]

Fun Fact for you, Dasha: In the Dream sequence where Sarah is watching herself when she was in her waitressing uniform, that wasn't scenes of Linda Hamilton in two separate scenes that were spliced together, that was Linda Hamilton and her twin sister Leslie in this scene The same thing with the security guard who got killed off by the T-1000 Terminator (the one dressed like a cop) that was a pair of actors who were identical twins

[@Robert_Douglass]

Leslie also plays the T-1000 in the guise of Sarah in a deleted steel plant scene, but it's glitching and can't fully form her body. When John's mom, the real Sarah Connor, shows up and says "Get away from it, John!", that wasn't spliced footage either.

[@karlsmith2570]

@@Robert_Douglass yes she does

[@JFrazer4303]

The scene in the extended version where they access the behavior programming chip. Leslie plays in the mirror that isn't there with the real Arnold speaking facing the camera, while Linda is pulling the chip out of the fake Arnold head on this side of the mirror

[@trevorpomroy550]

I love how Sarah's manner when she goes after Dyson is just like that of the Terminator. She became a Terminator.

[@pfcampos7041]

Almost in the end she didn't pull the trigger. She was able to empathize with him and his family. Unlike a machine, until Terminator at the end.

[@helvete_ingres4717]

yep, the musical cues reinforce that. That's one of the many things I love about it, it goes beyond the AI = bad, humans = good logic of the original, by showing how a traumatised human trying to survive (and Skynet and all the Terminators are just trying to survive) can be cold and machine-like, and mirroring that of course how a machine can develop a human soul and choose to sacrifice himself and coming to understand why humans cry Also lol'd tho at him explaining how he can suture a bullet wound by saying 'I have detailed files on human anatomy', then seeing john cry 5 minutes later asking 'what's wrong with your eyes'

[@klyph]

This is THE film that turned me into the movie lover I am today. I was lucky enough to see it in the theater with my dad and brother back in '91. The future war sequence and the T-1000 effects blew my mind. And don't worry: we've all cried at the thumbs up at the end.

[@davidsavage5630]

Mine was the one two punch of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Batman in the summer of 1989. What a summer to be an 8 year old lol. Of course, when Terminator 2 came out I was pumped. And it just made me more of a movie lover..

[@mathewdebol923]

@@davidsavage5630 ah seeing Last Crusade in the theaters, you lucky guy! My big movie experience was seeing Jurassic Park in the theaters… I can still picture it like it was yesterday

[@stevenhernandeznon-profitf968]

I see the streak of people HATING the creepy orderly who abuses Sarah remains unbroken!

[@6li8storm40]

I mean…how can you not?

[@TheCastellan]

That's because that actually HAPPENS in places like those.

[@davidsavage5630]

That dude looks so much like JT Walsh to me. So much so that whenever I see JT Walsh in movies I get creeped out for a split second..

[@bryanmack4054]

@@TheCastellan The extended cut is even worse (if that’s possible) , he beats her with a nightstick for not taking her meds

[@TheCastellan]

@@bryanmack4054 you mean it's more REALISTIC, then.

[@jwoo13]

The amount of empathy you have gives me hope for the younger generation; I hope they all realize how important empathy is in the future years.

[@kingscorpion7346]

I love everyone's reactions when they realize Arnold is there to save John Connor! and when you flicked your hair and proudly said, "Russia!" regarding the nuclear strike. adorable!

[@colonelquack]

The "flip the script" works for a reason. Not always. But in this case, that twist changes the game.

[@MichaelScheele]

@Dasha, both the US and the USSR (and later Russia) had Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) as their fundamental nuclear weapons strategy. Both sides would maintain sufficient nuclear weapons to survive a first strike by the other nation. Sufficient to destroy the other nation in a retaliatory strike. The idea was that neither nation would want to fight a nuclear war as both sides would be destroyed.

[@colonelquack]

@@MichaelScheele Despite Stale Cheeto loving Putin, I don't doubt his ability to dumbass his way to our armageddon. Not a quote: "They got nukes, we got nukes, big league. But if we fire first, what are they gonna do? If they're nuked, what are they gonna do?" Complete with his weird hand-waving.l

[@MichaelScheele]

@@colonelquack, Trump isn't POTUS anymore. Do try to keep up.

[@colonelquack]

@@MichaelScheele Don't say his name. Stale Cheeto is still spouting propoganda.

[@danthebev]

I've seen a few reactions to this movie and you are the only one who cried at the end (which is how I felt). Even after all these years later the ending still makes me tear up!

[@matsv201]

I seen a few how cryied. but i probobly seen 30 reactos to it so far.. The funniest one is the girls that was thinking they going to hate it on the set out

[@asdfasdf7199]

peak james cameron and arnold. the 90s ruled.

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

Man same, the music kills me

[@adityajoies]

The worst ones are those who hates the actor of teen Conner.

[@UTU49]

@@matsv201: "The funniest one is the girls that was thinking they going to hate it on the set out" Who was that? Whoever it is, I wanna watch them.

[@DD_elta]

"okay this is creepy as shit" got me rolling 😂

[@MrYTGuy1]

Great reaction as usual. Getting to see this classic with fresh eyes was a real treat. The part where you realized he's helping john instead of hunting him was absolutely priceless. Keep up the good work, I look forward to seeing what's next.

[@johan7170]

Terminator 2 - Judgement Day is one of the Greatest action movie ever made be cause it has everything : great story, great characters, greact actors, great director, great action sequences... And it's not just an action movie, it bears a true message, it bears the question of what makes us human, what makes us different from machines.

[@waterbeauty85]

In the official novelization, elderly Sarah hires a private investigator to find Kyle Reese in the new, non-apocalyptic reality. She doesn't try to contact him because he's married and has a family and wouldn't know who Sarah is anyway, but she's happy to know that the love of her life is alive and well in the world that she saved.

[@princesssookeh]

And then 3 came and shit on that for no good reason.

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

Wow 30 years late on that one, i must read more. The sequels dont exist lol

[@Paranormal718]

@@princesssookeh Unsure if I'm in the minority, but the series, The Sarah Connor Chronicles pays more respect to Parts 1 & 2 then Rise Of The Machines did.

[@hydroxyzine1136]

@@princesssookeh 3 tied up several loose ends, like the time travel paradox. what created skynet BEFORE it sent anything back in time? software not related to the chip from the first terminator

[@davidsavage5630]

I can't stand Rise of the Machines. It doesn't even look good. I actually like Genisys and Dark Fate more. I can enjoy those on a trivial "cool effects and action" level but nothing deeper than that. But at least they LOOK good and not like something made for SyFy. But ultimately The Terminator and Terminator 2 Judgment Day are the only ones that matter..

[@hrdknox2000]

I was about the same age as the character, "John Connor", was in this movie when my dad took me and a friend to see it in the theater for my birthday! It was a great coming of age movie and I became a Terminator follower for life! Thanks for reviewing this!

[@Top10soon]

What a great bday gift ..must of been cool to watch this at the theater

[@wheelmanstan]

the movie was massive, second only to jurassic park for my generation, I remember the arcade game and the machine itself was quite the attraction, it was huge, but yeah they made a terrible mistake not keeping Edward Furlong on as John in the franchise, he was supposed to be in 3, it would have kept the franchise really special, a shame he battled addiction but that level of fame is really tough

[@ricksigouin846]

This might be the best reaction to this movie I have ever seen. Great Job Dasha! So enjoyable to see your reactions.

[@omegapsi847]

It is amazing that after the first movie, where they created a seemingly undestructable machine which never stops and where a human pretty much doesnt have a chance, they came up with the idea in the 2nd one to make him a protector. so one might think, oh yeah with that thing on humans side, nothing could go wrong. except that they came up with the T1000 who has such a technological advance compared to the T800 similar to the strenght gap of ther first movie between the T800 and Kyle Reese. what I liked most is that just like in the first movie, the T800 just kept coming back over and over and over again until it succeeded its mission.

[@Myth-zd6ko]

I love that you can see how the T-800 always looks for options. Look in the final scenes when it gets beaten up by the T-1000 andit keeps looking for the best course of action

[@brandonhensley4335]

27:32 "He cannot grow, because he's frozen inside." Damn, that is deep.

[@CaddyJim]

So adorable how *Dasha* says Undestructible instead of Indestructible

[@moviemaestro800]

It's amazing how much this holds up in terms of special effects alone, especially considering how primitive and cutting edge the use of CGI still was at the time. This was a real game changer.

[@robinhooduk8255]

29:53 i never knew the word "broken" could be said so beautifully.

[@matthewward2058]

I can't not cry when you do!! You're quickly becoming my favorite reactor! You always show great heart and insight - much more than most.

[@krisfrederick5001]

"I hope this is as good as the first one" God, she's going to love this. Edward Furlong was just like us when we were kids at the same time. (Minus the Future Great Military Leader)

[@aflodesigns]

i was 7 when i saw this in theaters...my tiny brain blew up and literally made me do all i could to be john conor haha

[@solvingpolitics3172]

I don’t think our pre pubescent voice was quite as bad as his. Otherwise he was awesome.

[@aflodesigns]

@@solvingpolitics3172 hellz ya...i have thick hair so i couldnt have that cool hair style but i tried!

[@maybeitsyou1317]

I don't know about that. I never ripped off an ATM, though I definately would have if I knew how and could get away with it lol.

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@maybeitsyou1317 We would have had WAY more tokens for the arcade!

[@3Rayfire]

James Cameron showing how to do revolutionary action movies again after Aliens. Simply one of the greatest of all time.

[@marcuscato9083]

“Don’t put out a cigarette on his chest, you’ll only make him mad.”

[@Theuf28]

Remember this actor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, because, in my opinion, there wont ever be another person coming close to what this man achieved in hes life. Such a good roll model. imo

[@Scottie_S]

18:31 "The Russians"...*hair-flick* I laughed so hard!

[@DBourgie86]

When he does the thumbs up at the end. Gets me everytime.

[@louisenglish8069]

"Russians..." - with a flip of the hair 🤣🤣

[@masterofpuppets2004]

Dasha is great at noticing and remembering the details in movies.

[@jeremyfrost2636]

Like the psychiatrist being the same one from the first movie. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a reactor pick up on that before, and *I* didn’t pick up on it the first time I saw this movie.

[@wheelmanstan]

@@jeremyfrost2636 yeah it's a talent, I've seen a lot of reactors and she's better than basically all of them with picking things up and putting things together and articulating well along with empathizing with characters etc..while she's also the youngest reactor I think I've seen..and it's not even her first language, haha

[@jeremyfrost2636]

@@wheelmanstan I think Riley Lynn is the same age as Dasha. She’s also quite sharp, now that I think about it. She only does Buffy and Angel reactions though lol.

[@EtherSword]

Agreed, she's the first one of the few reactors that noticed the dog was barking signifying it's a terminator.

[@6li8storm40]

@@wheelmanstan She’s really good. This is only my second of her reactions, but I’m subscribing.

[@keiichi960]

I can also see the future: Dasha will be getting a wallpaper of Arnold on her computer. 😆

[@AaronH9111]

18.33 Dasha said..."The Russians" that was cute lol

[@adamoliver5589]

Iv watched many reaction channel's for terminater 2 and dasha is the first one to acknowledge kyle reece. Dasha is lovely

[@dirkdigital]

"Oh, but she changed so much from that sweet, innocent waitress..." Prophecy can do that to you.

[@colonelquack]

Going toe-to-toe with a Terminator will do that. Whining customers are nothing compared to a Terminator. She could wait at any Jersey Diner and still get tips.

[@adrianrocha49]

Well, he did tell her in his speech, "you must be strong or I will never exist."

[@fr1x]

greatest scifi action movie ever,nobody can match this even after 30 years

[@CaddyJim]

Midway through you should have included a clip of *Arnold* asking *John* "what's wrong with his eyes?" Because at the end it comes back around full circle

[@callmeshaggy5166]

They always break at "I order you not to go!"

[@carlchapman4053]

11:17 "First of all...Second of all...how does she...how does he.." Perfect, that was EXACTLY how we all felt when we saw this film the first time. There was six years between the films so everyone and I mean everyone knew that Schwarzenegger was the bad guy, for him to be the good guy was a system shock to all of us.

[@lurkerrekrul]

When you watch this again, watch the extended version. There are a bunch of extra scenes that explain how the terminator learned to become more human and scenes at the end that give you hope that the T-1000 isn't completely indestructible.

[@TheSkyScanner101]

"Eww, he can be a floor"....Best reaction comment ever.

[@andrewblanchard2398]

DS9 after ODO is forced to become a solid as punishment for killing a fellow changeling QUARK says to ODO : " at least now I can sit on a chair & know for absolute certainty that it's not you "

[@starlord5032]

Great reaction to one of my all time fave movies. " i know now why you cry, but it's something I cannot do." He says that as billions of people are heart broken and in tears. I am a grown man and it hits me in the feels really hard too.

[@petresko1041]

Linda Hamilton went through a drastic transformation for the role of Sarah in T2. She trained to build muscle mass and also went through weapons training so in the movie it'd be apparent that she knows what she's doing.

[@linusromey561]

"He's not hurt, which means that he is also a terminator..." OMG you are so quick!! Most people take so much longer to figure that character out.

[@johndowney8774]

Hi from Houston Texas. You are one of the best movie reactors on you tube. Unlike some reactors you generally don't talk over the important dialogue. And your reactions are fresh, honest, simple and emotional. Keep up the good work.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Looks nice in Houston today.

[@houseoftoussaint9609]

@ 25:02 Such bravery, he's crying... but smiles reassuringly at her

[@dannyadams4765]

One of the best sequels of all time

[@GGGritzer]

It's good, but it has a few flaws that easily could have been avoided. As an excellent sequel, Aliens towers over it.

[@SebasTian58323]

Robert Patrick reportedly got the role of the T1000 by staring really creepily lol, he also trained how to shoot the guns like a robot, without breathing, and with both hands.

[@SebasTian58323]

@@michaal105 yeah, got the two names mixed

[@lazyperfectionist1]

"She doesn't know about the second Terminator." No. And at this point, she's profoundly misinformed about the _first_ as _well._

[@gahree]

"Oh! He can be a floor?" lmao

[@barkingsquirrel1751]

Re-edit; After watching your reactions to the first "Terminator" movie, I was waiting for your reactions to "Terminator 2". And you didn't disappoint (even if you can't do one pull-up like Sarah Connor). The ending had you in tears because of the emotional investment in Arnold's character. But then again, the T-1000 went out "kicking and screaming" while Arnold's character went down like "The Original Gangster". Epic reaction video Dasha!! Keep it going!!!

[@SquierStrat72]

Well, I said in your Terminator reaction that Sarah went from 0 to Badass in two seconds flat in this one. After everything she went through in the first one, Miss Connor wasn't screwing around! :D Joking aside, it's great character development: becoming what she is and then, on the verge of going too far, she breaks down and realizes she's becoming more of a Terminator than an actual Terminator. And it's great that Arnie's Terminator also had his own arc of learning and realization.

[@tzuyd]

"He's such a gentleman" Not how I'd describe a Terminator, personally

[@jefmay3053]

18:30 PRICELESS

[@TheZemb1999]

Dasha, thank you. I love watching you watch the movies, I get to vicariously enjoy it through you. You're a joy.

[@beccas.7762]

Same!

[@stevedavis5704]

I always liked this movie the best of all of them. Interesting tidbit-when they showed the two guards and the two Sarahs,they used the peoples twins. Also I have always thought that during the escape why did no one think about why when Sarah was trying to escape what made her run back to them?

[@Salty_Balls]

I was 11 when this came out. It was freaking mind blowing. And it holds up today. I remember all the cool Terminator 2 toys I had too.

[@newsandsports7077]

Great Flick, Great Frigging Flick, the movie is brilliant. Watch the directors cut of the movie and you will see Kyle Reece in it for couple of mins as Sarah Imagines him in room with her.

[@ChipWhitingtonIII]

"Liquid Neetrogen"....... adorable.

[@SathReacts]

In Soviet Russia, pimple pop you! Top Tier Action, lets go!

[@acesfn7316]

The actor who played Miles Dyson is the same man who played Lt McMiilan in Speed

[@marclewis5505]

13:31 That scream tho!😆🤗

[@CraigAdams83]

Your reaction to this is actually incredible, you get so invested in it and it’s beautiful to watch :)

[@jackpaper7446]

I saw this in a movie theater at the age of 10!!! Best parents ever!!!

[@WaywardVet]

"He makes the feeling of a really good guy" Yeah. Those are the most dangerous. Run.

[@nickmitsialis]

You'll notice that like in T1 the 'Arnold Model' is determined to accomplish it's mission, no matter what damage it endures. In T1, this terrifying in an unstopppable serial killer kind of way, but in T2, it's like a loyal pet who takes a beating to protect it's owner, and it saddening to watch. Same Model but different mission: In one movie you're terrified of it and in the other you weep for it. James Cameron IS a Genius movie maker!

[@INSANEhs]

Love this reaction. Your reactions make me react even more to what is happening. Great commentary as always

[@DarkForcesStudio]

"Don't hurt kids!!" Damn right! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@moviemaestro800]

Love it when people watch this, not knowing that Arnold is going to be the protector this time.

[@MasterDirox]

Instant thumbs up because I know this will be great :D I can't wait to chill out and watch this later

[@BaronNate]

Dasha, you are so kind hearted and sweet. I discovered your channel by stumbling upon it and I'm glad I did. You are so entertaining to watch with. From the U.S., much love.

[@marclewis5505]

Loved Dasha's reaction to T2 yo!😃 She's so adorable with her voice and accent.🥰 She's like a Russian Shan from After Show Reactions.

[@shady_the_one]

Yes, I can see the similarities, I'm a fan of both

[@Odessa45]

The scene where Arnold gets on the hood of the semi and fires that M16 through the windshield is underappreciated 😎

[@Flastew]

Very cool reactions to a great movie. Love your thoughts at the end also. Great job young lady.

[@orangeking2783]

👍👍 This is the best Terminator ever.

[@steveshltn]

When you said “Russian” and tossed your hair....that was really cute and sexy. 😄 You are so much fun to watch luv!

[@maxmundo96]

AWESOME reaction Dasha!!!👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖👍🤩💖 Have a BEAUTIFUL week!!!

[@CandC68]

Linda Hamilton trained for months before the movie, and was still working out during it. Damn right she was badass. Good for her.

[@nerissacrawford8017]

Imagine a soldier in your unit telling you 'Go father me, dude' sending you back in time so that he is born. LOL

[@JoeCensored]

Fun fact, all times the T1000 duplicates someone who is still in frame, you don't see terrible 90"s blue screen artifacts because identical twins were used. This includes Sarah Connor at the climax of the movie. Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie played the T1000 in that scene. This is Leslie's only film credit as an actor, as acting is not her career.

[@ratflail215]

I've seen this movie countless of times. How have I not heard of this before? Also is it luck or did they plan villain of T2 when they picked Hamilton as the lead in the first movie?

[@stefanforrer2573]

@@ratflail215 the scene where sara looks in the mirror but you can't see the camera behind her in the "reflection" was filmed the same way.. not an actual mirror but a window with linda's twin sister behind it 😉 as for your question, i don't know but i'm quite certain they did not plan that far ahead

[@gavtriple6]

I’ve seen this movie more times than I can count… I grew up on this movie. I still tear up at the end… everytime.

[@breakbeatboxparty]

Мне уже 34 года и я до сих пор чуть не рыдаю когда смотрю финальную сцену

[@bombomos]

I do as well, friend

[@MagetaTheLionHeart]

Forgive me, I don't understand any of that. And yes, I am a jack ass and need to go SILLY JACKASS. POWER RISING, ULTRA JACKASS UNLEASHED. ULTRA FORM ACHIEVED, MEGA ULTRA SUPER JACKASS UNLOCKED. TIME TO FLY.

[@magus169]

Мне чуть больше лет и уже перестал сдерживать слезу в финале

[@VerminouS696]

Меня обычно пробивает на фразе "Теперь я понял, почему вы плачете. Но это то, чему я никогда не научусь". 32 годика.

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

@@VerminouS696 Da.

[@jdm1066]

18:32 "RRRRUssian...." (with hair flip) is the most adorable thing I have seen this year.

[@FlangoKhan3968]

This and your reaction to the first one are both great! The emotional response you had to both but especially this one was so genuine and wonderful! It's nice to see you simply letting your feelings run their course rather than trying to control what you're audience is seeing of you. Fantastic! I have some advice for you if you don't mind however, please don't watch any more terminator movies! Please! All of them from here on out are pale shadows in comparison to the 2 you've watched. The movie company only made the rest to make money and that just doesn't work! There is no reason for the rest of them. None! Please do yourself a favour and never watch the rest! Not only are they terrible, they'll possibly ruin how you see 1 and 2! Again, please don't! 🤔😁👍

[@KarlUrbahn]

The Terminator is SOOOO iconic!!!

[@whitenoise8397]

Fun Fact: the scenes with the Asylum Guard and Sarah Connor facing the T-1000 when it looked like them was achieved with practical effects. Those actors have twins and they were brought in to make it believable.

[@ricksigouin846]

You said you were going to watch it again, please watch the Special Edition with 16 minutes of extra footage which will fill in some gaps. The Theatrical ending is the best, so I'm glad you watched this first, but definitely catch the extended edition!

[@trueherokoinzell2817]

It took me many times watching to realize that when she went to kill Dyson Sarah realized she had become a Terminator trying to kill someone to change the future, so she had to stop herself.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

I loved this movie, and Robert Patrick was amazingly good as the "evil" cyborg, the T-1000. But, so you know, this is pretty much the last good movie in the series. Don't watch any of the others that come after. This was an awesome final chapter to the original.

[@adrianocollinzo5712]

Patrick was beast in this, the man never blinked on screen lol. The scene where john is tryin to flee him on the bike and hes running after him he actully keept catching up with the bike on foot lol.

[@adrianrocha49]

This was the last movie in the series,, too bad they never made any more Terminator movies, then again, they might have butchered them so maybe it's a good thing this was the last Terminator movie they made.

[@damianstarks3338]

Perfect reaction of this classic/iconic terminator sequel.

[@adrianwilliams6577]

I saw Terminator 1 as a child and was 15 when I gathered the cash to go see Terminator 2, seeing Arnold switch sides for the first time was mind blowing. Each further sequel after T2 fails miserably with re-capturing the magic, the new films with big budgets forget that T1 was a great film with a tiny budget that told a great story. We can thank James Cameron for the memories as they can't or don't make films like Terminator 1 and 2 any more.

[@solvingpolitics3172]

Your reaction was priceless! You should do Terminator 3. Not quite as good but certainly worth reacting to.

[@Trip_Fontaine]

The computer-generated effects in this movie blew people's minds at the time. Before this movie came out, computer-generated effects were little more than colorful dots and squiggles. Most people had no idea effects like this were even possible.

[@jamiep1975]

I would love to see you react to David Cronenberg's "A History of Violence."

[@Bucky1836]

Eastern Promises

[@marcuszaja6589]

Saw it in the theatres back in the days. That was a lot of hair ago ... Great reaction from a genuine russian soul!

[@heisenb3rg]

plz finish back to the future trilogy 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@rickdadick3220]

YES RUSSIA, you did it Dasha!!! LOL!!! Wonderful cute reaction. Dont ever change your personality!!!!!

[@TampaCEO]

The first terminator had a $6.4 million dollar budget. This movie's budget was $100 million! You can definitely see the difference in the production quality as well as the writing & overall story.

[@RoboSteave]

Dasha's in love with a Terminator, LOL! One of the greatest action/scifi movies of all times, in my opinions. I saw this in the theater when it first came out and couldn't wait to take my girlfriend to see it. She wasn't all that impressed and I broke up with her soon after. Perhaps Dasha can go back in time and date younger me?