His name is Connor. John Connor. Your son, Sarah | The Terminator [Open Matte, Remastered]
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Terminator (1984) [Remastered]
Scene: But there was one man who taught us to fight. To smash those metal motherfuckers into junk
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Storyline: A seemingly indestructible robot is sent from 2029 to 1984 to assassinate a young waitress, whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against sentient machines, while a human soldier from the same war is sent to protect her at all costs.
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, William Wisher
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Terminator \ T-800), Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Paul Winfield (Lieutenant Ed Traxler), Lance Henriksen (Detective Hal Vukovich), Rick Rossovich (Matt Buchanan), Bess Motta (Ginger Ventura), Earl Boen (Dr. Peter Silberman)
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Euro Film Funding
Cinema '84/Greenberg Brothers Partnership
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Imagine being the father of your biggest hero and role model.
kjakobsen then Kyle Reese is some form of war god that creates his own salvation.
That is one proud father.
And find out that biggest hero is your son
and never knowing it.
It's funny because I always had assumed that his son, John Connor plays a kind of father figure to him in the future
Kyle Reese is such a tragic character. He’s experienced nothing but pain, death and hardship all his life, and when he finally experiences happiness, he dies shortly afterwards. It’s heartbreaking.
atleast he gets to clap his hero's mom
@@BrokenSIMGlasses LMFAO he literally sonned his hero
Like some of us today
Kyle Reese's story is heroic, not tragic.
@@hisholiness4537 I say little bit of both
The guy who played Kyle Reese was amazing. What an actor. His delivery is so chilling.
big mo definitely.
He Name is michael biehn.
@@Eminoglu03 Biehn, Michael Biehn
If you liked this, you'll love him in "Aliens."
@The One Who Laughs "the rock" ? Omg was in there ?
'His name is Connor. John Connor. Your son, Sarah. Your unborn son.'
What an epic line.
me too! i also always love that line! so epic indeed!
Nicholas Chen his facial expression when he said that is what made me like Kyle Reese as a character
I agree, for me Kyle is the Best acting of this film.
he forgot to mention that he is going to be the father :0)
he forget to say they kill John Connor in dark fate!
Arnold’s facial expressions are underrated. Scary as hell, specially when he opens his eyes wide.
And the suspense of the music build up when he does it...the chills
Dem eyes tho 👀 🤣
Yeah when he sees them and pulls out the shotgun to shoot... that is so scary.
Yep
Epic for his play
How are they underrated exactly? :-) Arnold is respected and loved as the true (and for some people the "only") Terminator actor.
You can see the admiration in Reese's eyes when he's talking about John Connor. This is how you build up an epic core character that is the main spine of the whole saga.
Kyle reese actor here is fucking incredible! the most powerful actor of ALL The movies! when I was a kid back in 90s I actually believed this was true. the acting is fucking amazing. same as Arnold as an machine.
@@adopodrinje1499 Yeah man, the acting was so fine in T1. The actors took their jobs seriously and we were convinced it's real.
@@iamBlackGambit Oh yeah never noticed that :) Fine acting from Linda as well
That is one of the things I think we need a prequel that leads up to how Reese volunteer to go back to 1984.
Having never seen the movie His acting feels very dated and unbelievable here
Eyebrowless Arnold looks 5 times scarier.
Reminds me of Goku when he's SS3. Most people never mention Arnold's eyebrows missing after the club shootout scene. That's why this is favorite T800 of all the movies.
The eyebrows gone makes it really look like a robot with flesh atop
I think they got burnt off
Lol me in the 9th grade
Eye see what you mean.
Look , I love Robert Patrick and his portrayal of T1000. But , no terminator has ever matched the OG T800 in terms of dread and menace . And no matter what you think of Arnold as an actor , he gave the best performance in the series and perfectly captured a lifeless killing machine devoid of any emotion or pathos. Easily his career's best work.
He is really good in T1 and T2, and honestly he is better in the role of a hero.
but only in t1
@@Rafesco no way, he's better in T1. T2, albeit a good movie, it's nowhere near as good as T1. T2 is when the pussyfication began with hero stuff.
Arnold was amazing in T1 he really sells being a machine also it's really cool seeing him play a villain.
I agree, the t1000 always seemed too human acting to me. Like I know they’re made for infiltration but still a machine is never gonna nail acting human
Sarah stopping Kyle from shooting at the cops was a good touch. Kyle always fought a two-sided war: humans vs robots, and now these fellow humans are pointing guns at him, the law intervened in his fight with the Terminator.
Born after the Judgement Day, he dosn't know the cops, and all this law shit
He only knows survive, machines, war, and all
...
Besides, I just thought ... Does he know how to drive a car? While it seems to ride well and know how to fly them too... Probably some things John Connor taught him
@@-ayoshattah-ilya14ans70 In Terminator 2 the resistance have cars. So yes.
i dont think he was about to jump out of the car for the cops, he was going to run over to the terminator’s car and shoot him up some more, but the cops wouldve still shot him though because hes armed and not listening to their commands to freeze.
@@mattdubya1037 - I thought the same thing, that he was going to try to finish off the terminator.
@@goldenpig0711 yeah it wasn’t like he was a murderous lunatic. he let the cop he wrestled the gun from go, and in the nightclub he pushed the people out of the way so he would have a clear shot at the terminator. Kyle didn’t have to do any of those things, but he was still a good person.
the terminator just killed whoever was in his path without remorse.
the cops don’t care either way when they see you are armed and tell you to freeze, they will shoot you if you don’t. Kyle wasnt even worried about that he just wanted to keep chasing the terminator but Sarah snapped him out of it back into reality.
The fact that Arnold knew "I can't take all these cops right now I'm going to retreat" is honestly scarier to me as it shows he's not an unthinking machine he's able to create tactics on the fly and adapt to the human world. That shit is way scarier than just a brute force monster that never backs off.
Yeah, but then he takes out a whole precinct.
@@BarrywHiteFTW Exactly. This scene doesn't make sense why he would leave. They would have lit him up but we already know it would have just slowed him down but not put him down.
@@Gdog4430 Maybe it's because he was injured. Remember he did surgery on himself? I'm reaching for an explanation here. LOL!
@@BarrywHiteFTW 😂😂
@@Gdog4430 *the scene makes perfect sense you twit, you're like those idiots who say "duh plot hole is why not travel further back in time like kill the mothers mother" or some sh!t, skynets mission is for its OWN survival if they screw time too much they can risk not existing. Here he left because he doesn't want to create an all scale war. His not AFRAID of humans his trying to complete his mission more hassle means harder to complete the mission AND also might hinder skynets existence*
I think the soundtrack was a huge part of this movie. Every bit of it is just pure gold.
Brad Fiedel deserves an Oscar
@@jordanbl42705 Oscars
I think my cousin thought he was real smart when he mentioned hk's to me at 13 years old
I watched this last night and have to agree. A superb score/soundtrack. Makes the action and suspense all the more satisfying.
I love how when he couldn't start the car, Kyle immediately went for the shotgun without hesitation. He was really going to do it. The man was dedicated.
Yeah, everybody forgets how badass Kyle Reese was. He was essentially a T-800 himself.
Dedication serves no purpose if you become dead. Reese was about to die so stupidly, shot by some cops. Chances of Sarah surviving then get to 0
@@moshinrafsanjani7379 That's probably why John chose him. If anyone could beat the odds it would be Kyle.
I love how the various sequels after T2 seem to forget what Reese says regarding why John is important. How we never see Connor teaching the survivors how to beat back and destroy the machines.
If we'd have gotten that supposed Salvation trilogy, we would have.
Salvation only showed the middle point of war with Skynet not the beginning.
T3 on the other hand focused on closing the time loop itself and taking care of the time paradox left behind in T2.
T5 and T6 simply shouldn't exist.
@@anjaneyasreetrout2444 Dark fate was atrocious. Talk about destroying an entire trilogy.....for nothing.
Genesis was NOT much better....but at least we got some nostalgia.
@@johnnyb7628 Skynet rewrote the timeline so much it killed itself and John at the same time.
Michel Biehn is an underrated dude. Played a desperate worn-out Reese, a seasoned relatable vet Hicks, an insane SEAL in The Abyss, and don't forget Johnny Ringo.
I guess you're right. Don't know what you talking about. lol
Yea my man coffee was crazy as hell loved that movie and hicks was a cool character too aliens was the truth
Battle of the unlimited ammo shotguns
Hahahaaa
@Bubba Sawyer theres no way even in the start of the shootout that either shotguns held that much ammo
@@Bjlawesome198 And keep in mind Reese stole his shotgun from a police cruiser, with no reloads, so unless he robbed a Walmart off camera, should be down to a couple of rounds,.
John Jones exactly 😂
drive, pump, aim and shoot... the modern gunslinger
Schwarzenegger was purely terrifying in this movie! Absolutely amazing! This was truly hands down a phenomenal cast of characters, right down to the dirty janitor asking if there is a dead cat in there, to the big yeti getting yanked out of the phone booth!
I was saying something similar about Robocop a while back. In addition to all the great performances from the main cast and characters with significant screen time, even the smallest parts in these 80s movies feel like real people and lived in. They don't exist just to be sarcastic or comic foils or deliver lame one liners like in most modern movies. They feel like people reacting to the situation around them the way a person would if it were really happening. Terminator and Robocop are examples of films where the director paid great attention to detail in every aspect. Like in this movie, as much as everyone hates him, the police shrink Dr. Silbermann is a terrific character that feels fully realized even in his few minutes of screen time. Nowadays, a character like that would be spouting forgettable, cringe dialogue that people just accept because modern films have been reduced to memes and sound bytes.
Big yeti 😂😂
Lmaoo
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Kyle Reese: If your happy and you know it - raise your eyebrows.
T-800: Ouch.
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They're lucky the Terminator decided to leave. Even a damaged one probably could have taken out a half dozen cops armed with only pistols.
Actually, not so much. He had no guns, a non functional right hand and poor depth perception because of the damage around his left eye. He wouldn’t have been able to take out Sarah there and he knew it. Any attempt would simply risk his destruction and total mission failure.
@@DLordSadow Those cops don't have anywhere near enough firepower to destroy the Terminator. The SWAT team in T2 had more firepower than these cops here when the Terminator was slowly walking towards them while getting swarmed with bullets and all they did was damage his skin and his clothes.
@@starsiren9592 The Terminator was being calculated. He knew Sarah will be transported to the precinct and he was going to fix damage (eye, right arm damaged by shotgun wound, no more ammo)change clothes, and utilize his powerful long guns. He had to stay under the radar because everyone will hunt him down and it'll prolong the mission.
DLordSadow dude the only weaponry that that affect terminator last are high caliber,explosive, and laser weapons
The Terminator exposing itself would have been tremendously detrimental to the success of its mission. It's an infiltration unit that uses disguise and assassin-like techniques to kill its target. It's not a scorched-earth type unit.
Them soundtracks back then were🔥🔥🔥🔥
I disagree. It's pretty cheesy and annoying. The only thing I dislike about the first movie. Otherwise it's a good film.
I know right, one of the best things about the movie. 👌
What the hell are you talking ?? These Soundtracks are more than movie history ....
@@justdev8965 🤡
@@justdev8965You're probably like 16 though.
The way Kyle Reese describes the future is absolutely terrifying. He came from a nightmare world.
*Kyle:* You're son from the future gave me a message. 'You must have sex with Reese or I will never exist.'
*Sarah:* Did that line ever work for you?
*Kyle:* Dam...
Future Connor: Note to self-don't tell Kyle he's my dad. His pick up lines are terrible and telling him he's my dad will make them worse
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Movies like these really make me wish that Cameron should've at least tried to adapt some of Philip Dick's works onto the screen. The guy knows how to blend horror into sci-fi.
Agreed!
Ridley Scott, imho made a masterpiece, Dick wasn’t too happy with it by all accounts but it’s surely a thing of beauty.
Cameron is just an action movies director. He hates horror. Look how he destroyed ALIEN franchise.
Arnold's facial expressions and that jaw line is making him very scary
The look of pain and sadness on Kyles face as he describes the death camps and working as human slave is so heartbreaking. Pure trauma and pain and in his voice he almost sounds like he’s going to break down crying until he mentions John Connor. It blows my mind that Michael Behn never got a huge career going with acting like this. The made conveyed so much through his expressions. Pain, trauma, regret, survivors guilt, hatred, and hope verging on zealousness to the man that saved them from annihilation. Compared to many so called “greatest actors” of the time and even today, Behn is a master and it’s a crime he wasn’t given more movie roles.
'The disposal units ran night and day.' Always gives me chills.
Pretty soon, the world's billionaires and their bought out NWO scumbags will try to do the same. They've already started the process.
The horror
what's even more horrifying, humans have already done this for real. humans. not machines.
The Nazis.
It's interesting that the machines enacted genocide pretty similarly to how the Nazis did it.
Unless the future doesn't have enough automation of industrial processes yet to cater to all the needs lf the machines, I don't think there is any reason to employ humans as slaves.
The Nazis counted on the camp labour for their economy but if all the things the machines need can already be done by machines, that should be simpler than enslaving humans to those ends.
Doing so and keeping them alive for a while sounds like a greater effort than just swarming the world with machines to kill every human on sight and only capture them alive for interrogation after which they are killed.
ambiguously
1:31 "to care and protect"
3:56 "Devicated to serve"
Nice catch
In 1984 LA, there was obvious irony in this situation. In 2020 LA, the police would do this and there would not be a hint of irony.
Probably read it at moviemistakes.com
I literally just saw that and commented on it myself lol
This movie is so underrated yeah terminator 2 was the best but this is still my favourite due of the amazing atmosphere and horror elements
In no universe that exists that is The Terminator "underrated", it's universally celebrated as a masterpiece.
@@gin.590
Underrated in comparison to T2
@@SpielSatzFail No, actually no one says The Terminator is underrated even when you made the comparison with T2
I think T1 was better T2.
Underrated? This movie scored 100 percent om rotten tomatoes
Who better than to play a badass Terminator than old Schwarzenegger 😎
Truth be told, James Cameron admitted that Arnie would be a poor choice for an infiltration unit because he sticks out like a sore thumb. He got the role from his time in Conan the Barbarian, and Cameron said his Austrian accent made his voice sounded synthesized.
And to think they originally wanted O.J. Simpson to play it...thank God that never happened.
@@rustydemz7919 oh yeah, it wouldn't be a masterpiece like it is now. It would of been a disgrace if O.J. did the terminator.
Arnie was offered the part of Reese but was more interested in the Terminator or Cameron thought he was a better fit for the Terminator, Cameron knew him being the Terminator would play the best to his strengths, a big muscly emotionless robot.
Young Schwarzenegger. The one you see in this movie ;)
In case anybody do not know, Kyle does have an advantage in this fight with the T-800. Luckily for him, the shotgun he picked up when he arrived in the past has an extended mag of 7 rounds. However, the shotgun the T-800 has is a standard model with only 4 rounds. As a bonus, Kyle sawed off his shotgun for it to have a pistol grip for him to use it one handed. Sadly, the T-800's shotgun is not sawed off, so he must use both hands to use it. Tough luck.
Brilliant
The shotgun that Arnold uses is a full auto or pump with a fold out stock, remember the gun store scene?
@@HighFalutinTootin He is not using that one during this fight. He is using the standard Ithaca 37 he found in the cop car he is in.
@@rendersen22 yeah..well..that's just like..your opinion man...
@@HighFalutinTootin I am pointing out facts, not opinions.
Michael Biehn is to this day an underrated actor. Brilliant.
He might be under rated but his role in this movie will go down in history 👌
The police car the Terminator drove is Dodge Monaco 1977.
Good-looking Car, pal.
He drove 2 police cars in this video
They_Call_Me_ Pebbles shut up
Reece has a Cadillac.
@ that's what I said
1:52 I absolutely love this scene,
The both of them flying thru the parking lot blasting 12 Guage shotgun shells at each other is awesome as heck
I've been watching these remastered clips and it reminds me that this movie was a f'in 80's masterpiece.
My man kyle Reese is a beast...lived in war all his life, went back in time to 1984 AND STILL whooped machine ass with decades worth of set backs in technology.
And lost his virginity
1:35 when you catch your girl or wife with another man.
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Lmaoooooo
and the Terminator making faces - is it a machine, or is it Arnold Shw... trying to play in a film?
This needs way more likes🤣
“No Reese, they’ll kill you!”
Sarah knows how the LAPD works
Damn, this has always been the most terrifying Terminator.
1:27 always scared me when I was a kid, but 1:34 and the rage in Arnold’s eyes was absolutely TERRIFYING
Back when the terminator was taken seriously before he got a job and changed his name to carl
The Carlminator 800 drapes series is pretty scary.
@@RMJ1984 it's drapes skills is legendary and the lowest prices in town...now that's fucking scary.
@@laz981 My mission is to terminate......overly high prices
@@smithwesson1896 " I will proved Quality service on my Lowest Prices or it will be free of charge I guarantee it. Your Drapes will be cleaned and the germs will be TERMINATED "
@@smithwesson1896 😂
And here we are in the age of AI and IOT seemingly heading in that direction. Its amazingly prescient that in 1985 the script of Terminator addressed these themes. What a legendary movie and director in James Cameron
The music of the car chase still gives me the chills to this day. This movie is a timeless masterpiece.
Michael Biehn.... from fighting Aliens to Terminators and Cowboys in between haha.
#BossStatus
And also Brotherhood of Nod.
Navy Seals
and he died in every of those fights :(
Yep tombstone was badass too
And a Mandalorian.
Anyone else notice that?
*BEFORE crash*
1:32 = "to care and to protect"
*AFTER crash*
3:56 = "Dedicated to serve"
Maybe an Easter egg or hint at the T-800's dedication to serve and fulfill his mission, or maybe just a glitch/accident they forgot? I can't think of the word... Anyway, not the first time I've noticed the police car phrases change lol
They mentioned that in movie mistakes
I feel its an Easter Egg, if you look closely, the "Dedicated to serve" text is a sticker thats plopped on top of the original "To care and protect" quote, its intentional
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The tension, the fear, that music backing perfectly the situation: something I really doubt I will see again in a film..
Best movie . Micheal biehn is a very good actor. No one could of placed Kyle Reese any better. Handsome man
Michael Biehn! Perfect!
Michael Biehn played post traumatic stress superbly, he really does look riddled with horror as soon as he has to flash back to where he came from.
Friend: *Hey, how's life treating you?*
Me: 1:14
Underrated comment
Another friend : hey! He say that because he care!
Me : 1:21
Too funny
@Tom ace "Are you in the new Spider-man movie?"
Andrew: 1:14
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Ladies and gentleman, it is my duty to remind you that in Terminator Dark Fate there is a Cyberdyne Systems Series 800 Terminator who has wife and kids. Thanks for your attention.
Your attention did not go unnoticed. I will spread the word.
And a freaking dog
xDD awesome comment
Wild contrast. Thank you. it was important to remind.
James Cameron took a huge dump on his own lagecy
@@antoniowakardo7280 except had Cameron had nothing to do with Dark Fate. Being the producer of a movie means nothing, he just put his name on some papers.
As much as I love T2, the fact that T1 is basically a horror movie is awesome
I like in T1 where the HK’s have blue and red lights on the wings and the T-800 is chasing Reese with the police car with the light sirens on but without sirens sound on, kinda like a HK chasing Reese dunno, maybe it triggered Reese’s future memories (ptsd) from HK hunting him and Kyle adrenaline kick it hard
Maybe 🤔👍 good look you had!
The look the terminator gives at 1.22 has to be the most sinister look in movie history.
1:22 Learn how to do timestamps correctly
You can truly see how much Arnold grew as a actor from the first to the second movie.
@Johnny Wise "AS A ACTOR"
@Johnny Wise That is your opinion.
@Johnny Wise 😲😲
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Am I the only one who thinks it’s funny that they show you the “to care and to protect” motto on the terminators car as it pulls up at 1:31?
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It's clever irony right there. A bit like the "machines need love too" on the answering machine.
Same in t2
When the t1000 arrives at the fosterparents house.
Even changed to "dedicated to serve"
Just like in Terminator 2
This whole sequence is cinematically speaking flawless! From the moment the start shotgunning eachothers car ,terminator with no eyebrows , the music fueling the menacing speed and unstoppable nature of all the machines (cars included and camera angles) just brilliant ❤️It’s probably the best film of the series ( I’m only counting the ones with Cameron involved) and Kyle Reese is the coolest character of them all
Yep, it's basically the only movie i consider "perfect". Easily Cameron's peak and best work, followed by Aliens.
Yes! I'm about to change my RUclips name to Kyle Reese. I need a screenshot of Reese shooting the Terminator because he's not kidding. It's fucking do or die motherfuckers!!!
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE T2 - it's sublime. But there's something about the difference in power between Kyle and the Terminator that makes the first film truly terrifying. If Kyle slips up just once, they are both dead.
One thing that scares me about this scene is Arnold's facial expressions , Like Kyle said Terminators don't have feelings and as soon as the t-800 saw he just went into some kind of berserk mode
Best Shotgun movie scene ever in my opinion, I still find myself rewatching this movie like Im seeing it for the first time. Go James Cameron!
I never understod why they called Schwarzenegger a "bad actor". He can do everything from coldblooded psychotic to Comedy.
Back in the days where the movies weren't 90% CGI, or as I like to say the golden age of movies.
nicholas melby i think in this movie was nothing CGI. if i'm wrong than tell me!
This masterpiece was all about hand-crafted models and stop-motion, no CGI and other nonsense.
Shut up you ignorant boomer
@AxPogger Sprigz Your mother cares about my opinion.
nicholas melby your opinion is wrong,your days sucked
1:36 Terminator be like "I GOT NO EYEBROWS LIKE WOOPIE GOLBERG LETS GO FAM!" *SHOOTS THAT SHOTGUN*
T800: I cannot self-terminate.
Also T800: ignores wall and crashes into it.
You see the Terminator shot in the arm/chest area it is temporarily stunned then bam crashes the fuck out that cop car. Acquires a few cuts n bruises.
The shotgun blast he took stunned him. You see that in a very quick shot.
@@MR.ICE. 3:12 to be exact. You see his head recoil a bit.
@@chrisdee1583 Still a fake scene. This is what happens in reality if you let a woman drive: ruclips.net/video/1uxMeuGViMM/видео.html
('Widzę' means 'I see')
And that oh fuck look on his face before he crashed
Imagine making an amazing movie about a cybernetic assassin sent back in time to kill a woman that would eventually give birth to the man that would lead the resistance in a war against machines.
Also imagine making another fantastic movie, this a sequel about a young boy targeted for termination by another assassin from the future.
Just imagine making both of those INCREDIBLE movies, then coming up with the bright idea to kill off the main character of the franchise: the man destined to save the human race, and replace him with a little girl, and singlehandedly ruining the entire franchise in the process...
I consider the terminator canon stopped after T2 because every movie after is a steaming pile of dog shit.
I heard about that spoiler before daring to watch that stupid movie.
@@soylentgreen6727Can I have Terminator 3 as a guilty pleasure? Pretty please? XD
@@satireisnotdead5804
Ahaha sure mate, go on enjoy it
@@soylentgreen6727 Excellent stuff, you've got to admit though, when compared to things like Dark Fate, T3's pretty damn good, even if it is silly and unnecessary,, the silliness and self-awareness is part of the appeal for me XD
James Cameron didn't know how to make the terminator escape from police officers so he just cut the scene. What a genius. Btw it looks good.
Stop overrating that guy. He's not some god. Besides, he's an asshole. Just read his latest comment on men and testosterone. Brainwashed.
The dialog in this scene is so chilling. Kyle's depiction of the future is pure horror, and then turns to hope at the mention of Sarah's son.
"We were that close to going out forever" always gets me.
the soundtrack is sooooooooooo 80's ... LOVE IT!!!
At 3:34 I like how she’s still in denial about trusting him sorta(as evident by “so is Reese crazy?), but at the end of the day she cares enough about him to not have him be shot by cops.
3:54 The Terminator had to flee the scene because of his numerous mechanical injuries. His CPU calculated the threat of a whole entire police squad heading towards the crime scene. Not to mention, he was most likely out of shells for that Ithaca 37 police shotgun. He also left his stolen firearms from the gun shop back at the motel room.
Interesting analysis, but two things don't get me: how did the T-800 get that motel room, and how did Kyle get so many shells for his shotgun? The shotgun probably had around 8 shells preloaded when he stole it from the police car and he definitely shot way more than that.
That makes zero sense. It totally goes against his programming. He walked into a police station and killed how many cops looking for Connor? He didn’t care then and there were more cops there with more powerful firearms. Then He was later cut in half and still he kept crawling towards them to kill her. And even without ammo are we supposed to believe he just wouldn’t use his barehands and strangle her?? Was he programmed to shoot her or kill her by any
means?
@@deelo2281 When he got to the police station, he was armed to the teeth and fully functional. right now he only has a few side-arms with limited bullets, not enough to kill every cop present, plus damager right hand and eye. It's unlikely they'd kill him, but if they know what they're dealing with, they'd call the military and that could be trouble. It's better to get back in fully operational form and then engage on your terms than be rash and possibly jeopardize the mission.
Zero the Faceless why does he care? He’s a Terminator. His only goal is to kill Sarah Connor. When he was cut in half did he calculate his odds of success or did he just keep going? This scene make no sense whats0ver given the ruthlessness of the terminator and the his programming.
@@deelo2281 Just because it's his only mission, it doesn't mean he needs to be dumb about it. Terminators are infiltration units and they'd be pretty crappy infiltrators if they weren't able to wait for an opportunity. As for the odds, yes he did calculate that if he doesn't keep going then he has no chance of succeding and he can only get her right then and there.
Decent performances here, really lift it up above just being an action movie
Steal another car only to have it immediately compromised lol.
The Terminator losing its brows is a nice touch to how it slowly sheds its human disguise. It starts subtle but builds up until its true nature is fully exposed
I was totally unaware of just how gorgeous Linda Hamilton was.. and she was almost 30? when she played this? Incredible!
On an offnote, I believe Sigourney Weaver was well past 30 when she starred in Alien from 1979.
@@SoldierOfFate It all depends mainly on what you eat, and your DNA.
And Michael Biehn was handsome asf
Yeah, she was about 27 at that time.
I love the parking lot scene when Sarah learns about the future and her unborn son. Probably the best scene in the movie.
1:19 love how Arnold's eyes move 1st then his head follows
"His name is Bond, James Bond..., oh sorry, I mean Connor, John Connor..."
😂😂😂
For some reason I always thought that Sarah yanked the handbrake, didn't know she put the gear selector into park. I'm pretty sure that wouldn't have stopped the car (the lock mechanism in the transmission would've probably just ratcheted while the car kept rolling forward, though I could be wrong). That said, the fact that Reese couldn't get the car into gear seems accurate, I'd assume the gear selector would in fact get jammed.
It wouldn't have, but the scene is cut early enought so someone might think it was Reese' skilled manuver.
Terminator dark fate makes you think that John Connor wasn’t the chosen one and that the story “wasn’t always about him”
This scene here tells otherwise, it still amazes me how the writers of dark fate actually agreed and were ok with the direction of that film.
Side note: how the hell is Sarah’s ears not blown out with Reese shooting that shotgun near her ears @1:53
I can't believe how long it took me to realise that for this portion of the movie the terminator doesn't have eyebrows. I'm watching like "he looks weird somehow, its still Arnold but something about him looks...not." haha
I’ve been on a terminator bing for days. With time it gets better and better. This one and the T2 were the best ones. Everything about it is so epic. That part at 3:59 was scary like a Michael Myers move.
Spot on! Cameron himself said the drive behind of the movie was "every director wanted his own Halloween back then". This is essentially his sci-fi take on the genre like how Aliens is his take on Alien.
Yeah, I've always thought most of the Terminator's movements and mannerisms were based on Michael Myers' behavior from the first two films
I rather pretend Dark Fate doesn't exist. No sequels can't beat T1 and T2 for many reasons:
- Elements of SCFI/ Horror sub-Genre
- The Future War phenomenal opening
- Endoskeleton were realistic (though it was puppeteer)
- The brutality in violence
- Brad Fiedel's scores
- John Connor looks up to the Terminator as a father figure
- Sarah Connor's transformation
- Nuclear nightmare scene that scared the shit out of me
- Guns N Roses
- Explosions and non-stop action (done in both 80's and 90's)
- ILM's VFX on the T-1000
- Stan Winston's mad creations
@@mathematics5573 no if it did it would not have offed John Connor
@@mathematics5573 I honestly don't care if you liked it Dark Fate bombed hard which is verification of it being garbage, they were originally going to do a new series from it now its all canceled, if they going to do another movie its going to be another reboot again haha! the Majority has spoken and killed it huzzah.
Also with Dark fate..there's no timeline towards T3 and TS because John Connor is dead
@Niko Bellic I found Salvation lacking. Showing the war was the natural next step, but between focusing too much on Marcus and nearly killing off John, I felt it could have been done better. In some ways, I would have preferred they continued with the war between man and machines rather than Genisys or Dark Fate.
Eh, dude. You've only described T2. What the hell 😒
never noticed that the cop looking into the empty car at the end of this clip, is the same who got stabbed in the eye from the T1000 in the most classic scene in the hospital in T2.
I love the darkness of this film
colintx800 Very foreboding
@@bmillerdrums Certainly is :)
I was trying to figure out what was wrong with Arnold for ages before I realised it was that his eyebrows were missing lmao
I really love the character of John Conner in this film, in terms of contribution to the story he serves the same purpose as Big Boss does in the first two MGS.
I remember seeing the making of doc on this scene. Arnie was asked to turn his eyes before turning his head when scanning the car park, to remove the natural human motion. Adds real menace to such a simple act.
I like how you can still tell his emotions even without his eyebrows.
Poor Sarah Must have got a nice ringing in her ears from that shotgun
One of Linda Hamilton’s eardrums was ruptured while ‘shooting’ a Terminator 2 scene in a lift (elevator).
Everything about this movie was perfection
If anyone said in 1984 that there would later be an alternate "third film" where John Connor was killed at the start and replaced with a skinny superpowered midget Mexican woman named Daniela Ramos, the idea would be so ridiculous and funny that no one would believe it. Even James Cameron would immediately shoot the idea down.
That mexican girl had such annoying latino accent, it made ears bleed.
What I love and can't stop watching at this scene is Reese's high level of alertness and the ability to maintain calm under such extreme danger
This kyle reese is the best
It´s the only Kyle Reese
@@JohnDoe-tm9wz Anton Yelchin played the role of a younger Kyle Reese nicely in Salvation though. As the one in Genisys....no.
@@SoldierOfFate I disagree I don´t think Yelchin was a good Reese
Yesss
What could be more LA than a shotgun duel in an overcrowded parking lot
😂😂
This is why this will always be the goated terminator movie. Judgement day too.
Arnold’s look without eyebrows it’s just something for the books
I think this movie is better than T2. Arnold is more threatening as a bad guy.
Yeah
You can’t really compare them. They’re two different types of Terminators. Robert Patrick was absolutely brilliant, very cold and reptilian.
I disagree, I think he's more threatening as a nice guy.
@@pearlmax one second he could be a decent guy, the next he could break every bone in your body if given the order
@@JahinAlam I can only imagine how many heads your comment went over.
1:16 - "I need your boots, your clothes and your eyebrows" 🤣🤣🤣
I like the detail that the T-800 is missing its eyebrows, since Reese blew up a car next to it in the scene before this.
The most scariest music ever when arnold appears.....
The darkest and most thrilling of the Terminator series. You really felt the danger in this one.
It's the gritty 80s vibe and atmosphere
Still can't understand why Michael Biehn was given bigger roles. The man was F'n solid as a rock in every role