Basically Cameron set the standard for films that came after. In any case, Terminator saga ended with terminator 2 as Cameron himself said, the sequels have nothing to do with their source of inspiration. And the T 1000 is the most badass android/robot have ever been on screen (I mean the one portrayed by Robert Patrick, not the counterfeits).
Yeah first 2 aliens are real good first 2 terminators are real good. I see a pattern here. If someone asks me to come watch terminator with him i always assume he means either 1 or 2 same with alien.
Jebu911 The ironic thing is the next Alien an Terminator movies are actually wiping away bad sequels in both franchises (the next Alien movie is supposedly taking place after Aliens so Alien 3 and Alien resurrection are no longer cannon and the next Terminator movie will take place after T2 which wipes away T3, Terminator salvation and Gensys and for all intensive purposes, the Sarah Conor chronicles).
Yea after Arnold Robert Patrick is the best, and since he didn't get to speak much he lives up every nanosecond @ 7:42 🤣 gabriel was good tho and i think kristanna was good too but the direction, scripts, they felt off and lacking, missed oportunites, felt kinda rushed and hamhanded, at the end of the day directors are to blame cuz actors just do what they're told 🤣
i always love how Robert Patrick is not even flinch when shooting a full clip of his Berreta, and even did a tactical reload with a profesional effeciency
Dude these graphics ESPECIALLY for these times in '91 are absolutely incredible. Specifically for what scene you opened with. Gotta go back and watch this one!
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they look like shit now lol they didn't hold up very well...
Same thing with movie the Abyss, where a underwater drilling crew, assisted by navy seals, attempt to locate a nuclear sub, only to encounter aliens that can manipulate and control water.
Rewatch the movie and see how little cgi was actually used. Compare that that t3 and all the other movies and it’s just sad. Those movies look terrible
@@JohnDoe-wb6vl if you think it “holds up” your wrong it looks like its from a RUclips kids video The t 800 looks fine but the 1000 always looks super cheep for today or like he had foil glued on
T-1000 scared the crap out of me as a child. As an adult? Still scares the crap out of me! I did think it was awesome how while he is piloting the helicopter he spawned extra arms so he could fly and shoot/reload his weapon.
Haha me 2, Terminator 2 was my absolute fav movie, but when they aired on movies channels I was scared to watch it alone xD because of that T1k mofo. I jokingly slapped, strangled my younger brother a couple months back after realizing he was cheering for the T-1000 the whole time. I'm 28 and he's currently 27 😂🤣😂🤣. T-1000 was a scary mofo
Robert Patrick was literally the perfect casting for this role. I believe that T2 is the best action movie of all time with the Dark Knight right on its heels
The way the T-1000 was shown in the movie, I found, was scarier than the 800. Able to mimic emotions better and just switch to cold emotionless killing, it was quite terrifying. Where as the 800 was this always cold beast of a man that you know you don't wanna mess with from the get go. I think the T-1000 was what James Cameron wanted the Terminator in the first move to be like, average and unassuming. After he got one look at Arnold, who was actually there to be Reese, he made him the Terminator instead.
I agree and also believe that there's no doubt that this was supposed to be the last film. This was Skynet's ultimate creation and a perfect killing machine that took molten steel to finally put down. I love these films.
I always found it weird how all t-800s had the same look, if they were supposed to be infiltrator units, why would skynet want them to all look the same. It seems like the resistance wouldn't actually have a hard time spotting them after all.
I remember seeing this movie as a child and being scared af of him. Legit gave me nightmares😂 Now watching the movie as an adult is a totally different experience 😂 Everytime he's on screen i just swoon 😍😍😍 I should not be this thirsty 😂😂
I watched and rewatched T2 so many times as a kid but didn't see T1 until later. For some reason, Arnold in Terminator 1 scared me more when I finally saw it.
When I was a kid there was an officer who looked a bit like the actor who played T-1000 and one day when I watched T2 I actually thought it was him and as a joke my mom said "remember if you ever act dumb or skip school he'll go looking for you" that scared the living hell out of me what made it worse was the officer would go to my school every other week on patrol looking for anyone who ditched and he seen me and did that I see you gesture and started walking towards me, I screamed and ran as fast I could with him giving chase he started running the exact same way in the movie, he managed to corner me and I was freaking out he comes up to me and says "get in line lunch is starting" he starts laughing as he walks away, come to find out the parents in town told him how he looks like the T-1000 and he used it as a fear thing against kids who tried skipping school 😂😂
@@Jamzkee84 Probably keep on killing because unlike the other Terminators which had no will of their own and were just programmed to complete certain missions the T-1000 was self aware, couldn't be programmed and did what it did because it wanted to do it. And as it went after Sarah, John and the T-800 it started to enjoy hunting them and tormenting and torturing Sarah to try to lure John out of hiding. It's the only truly evil Terminator.
@@Jamzkee84 He would probably entertain himself killing and then impersonating celebrities and politicians. Would completely make the whole world his playground and finally try to clone himself like Agent Smith in Matrix. T-1000 was definitely a predatory machine in its mindset.
@@dylanpelo look up "metal gear solid Raiden vs Armstrong" and watch the entire thing and you'll understand the reference. You'll enjoy it don't worry.
Interesting fact: When the T-1000 imitated one of the asylum guards before impaling him through the forehead, those two are actually twins in real life. Additionally, Linda Hamilton had a twin sister, who played the T-1000's imitation of Sarah Conner when it attempted to bait John into coming out into the open.
Those effects like the melting through the bars still look amazing and I first saw this as a teenager in 1991 at the theaters, in fact I seen it 4 times there. Unbelievably amazing film. A must watch for any sci-fi/action film lover.
FinnelAT you realize last prophets comment was around longer than Austin’s so your comment makes zero sense and like Austin said what does likes have to do with anything and the joke flew over your head get of the internet it’s bed time
I always liked when he looked at the chrome-colored dummy in the clothing store-only later do we realize why he had a moment of confusion wondering if there was another prototype or at the very surprise at the appearance of something he likely never learned from SKYNET. 04:20
Its true, they were somewhat self aware in order to learn and adapt to human behavior in order to mimic it. Of course that runs the risk where the t1000 starts to FEEL human
This is true.. in Terminator comics they were self-aware and basically had freewill.. Skynet could not control them, the T-1000 was suppose to be like a new "skin" for the T-800s, but ended up self-aware.. The T-1000 we see in Terminator 2 is most likely fighting for Skynet and goes after Connor because he is choosing to, not because he is programmed to.. He doesn't actually have to kill John Connor if he doesn't want to. In the Sarah Connor Chronicles we are introduced to the T-1001 (Catherine Weaver) who has her own agenda.. She's not with the resistant but was building something to fight Skynet at the same time, but isn't John Connors enemy either..
They do have one glitch effect in the theatrical version. After the T1000 leaves the T800 jammed in the gear, he turns around and a wave glitch travels up to the top of his head. Now this wasn't a memetic glitch, like the rail or the floor, but a glitch nonetheless.
I think it was the right choice to omit the glitch. Leaving it out keeps the feeling of hopelessness going longer for the audience. The glitch foreshadows the T-1000's downfall a little too much. When writing a story, it's always best to keep the villian in a position of power over the protagonist until the last possible moment for maximum tension.
I liked the fact that they had the T-1000 make subtle but unmistakable indications that it possessed emotions -momentary surprise when it encountered the metal mannequin, anger when it figured out that the T-800 tricked it about Max the dog, sadism when he tortured Sarah and tried to get her to call to John (instead of just mimicking her voice)..... ......and displaying pure, undisguised terror when it realized that it was about to fall into the vat of molten metal.
I think that the T-1000 has the ability to mimic human emotion and expression so that it could blend in with humans and get around easier without arousing suspicion. But over time, it probably can develop genuine emotions of its own. My favorite part was the look on the T-1000's face when it reformed after being shattered and thawed, like it was making the death of John Conner and the destruction of the T-800 its personal priority.
@@Elly3981 I would agree with you, but remember that he made most of those emotive expressions when he was on his own. Heck, now that I think about it, you could even say that he was probably *annoyed* by the husband of John Connor's stepmom and that's why he killed him instead of simply leaving him be.
@@007Thanos007 Could be. He started with no real human emotions but developed some over time. It got to the point that his mission went beyond the orders given to him by Skynet. That being said, I think the T-1000 is somewhat capable of vanity as well. It can look like anything or anyone but chooses to appear as a handsome young policeman.
When Terminator 2 first came out, it was the most expensive movie of all time. Most of the cost was for the special effects. I'd say, with the movie still able to hold its own nearly 30 years later, that the cost was worth it!
The scene in the phychiatric hospital when Sara encounters the T-800 again after so many years, and then her son, and THEN the T-1000 is one of the greatest scenes in cinema history. Arnold throwing people by their faces, the melting through the bars, the beretta getting stuck and him needing to pull it through sideways. I've watched it well over a hundred times.
"Come with me if you want to live" but seriously T-1000 is the most terrifying terminator among the franchise imagine being chased by a non blinking liquid humanoid robot that can run really fast and regenerates...
@ungratefulmetalpansy they only shift into specific humans to get past human forces and kills them all in inside. Also becoming a wheel would be utterly useless. Edit:WATCH THE FULL VIDEO DUMBASS.
It’s a hell of a psychological weapon. With another person in the room you might be paranoid they are a T-800/850. With the T-1000 you have to be fearful of the very walls, floors and furniture
Hijiri Byakuren Funny thing, in the tv series, a doctor at the insane asylum describes the T-1000 as having a face of mercury, the other with a face of stone, the stone one stood over him, looked at Sarah. The doctor will never forget those words “come with me if you want to live”.
So many good things about this film, but just watching this brings back so many of them. I loved the way the T1000 presses through the bars, and then gets the gun stuck as if he's forgotten he's holding it. It's a great touch. Also, the strange look he gives the silver manikin . But, there's one there too which is much more subtle. Robert Patrick put in his firearm's training and worked to eliminate the 'flinch' reaction most people have when firing a gun, because a Terminator wouldn't do that. You can see it there at 4:48 perfectly. It's nuances like this that show a care for the details. So many films lack this.
Seeing the results, T-8xx series was clearly the most effective, more than every single other model. It defeated T-1000, T-X, and even the phase matter monstrosity. In T1 he even killed one of the main characters, an extremely dedicated, prepared and skilled soldier who destroyed dozens of various hunter-killer machines. It took almost dumb luck for Sarah to crush it with a press. There is a reason why T-X got endoskeleton back, after it was removed for T-1000. Endoskeletons rule.
I read on TVTropes that the T-1000 was so good at being a terminator, Skynet got scared of it and shelved the whole model. Skynet was afraid of killer robots like people were.
One of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time and a brilliant performance by Robert Patrick. I was so convinced of his near-indestructability that I kept expecting the character he subsequently played in the Sporanos to terminate Tony.
You might be focusing on the whole picture more than the individual parts. A lot of art teachers will make beginners turn their reference photo upside down and draw it that way just so they can focus on what the lines and shadows actually look like rather than what their brain thinks they should look like.
The music is especially good in the first movie. In the background of the chase scenes, the music that played would be comprised of various metallic clanging noises and it made the scenes very intense.
Just a correction, T1000 is actually heavier than the T800. Theres an interview with Robert Patrick where he states how James Cameron would describe the character whilst its fighting arnold. I think it was mentioned to be stronger also!
These videos make it abundantly clear that the main thing missing from Terminator movies after the first two is the background music. New terminator movies sound like generic action flicks Terminator 1 and 2 sounded scary
Say what you want people but i think i the T-1000 is amongst the most iconic terrifying movie villains not the stupid OP useless T-X (useless because a T-850 seemed more powerful). Also nice vid.👍
Lmao the T-850 didn't seem more powerful at all, she didn't care at all when they were fighting because the T-850 cannot do shit against her 1v1 combat, that's why she was jus tpushing him off like a ragdoll. And she was focused on John Connor almost the whole time
James Cameron is such a goddamn genius that even my mom likes his movies, and she generally despises sci-fi movies. I showed her Terminator 2, Aliens, and Avatar. Then she thought: "maybe I actually like sci-fi movies after all." She went on to watch other sci-fi movies and quickly came to realize nothing comes close to the quality of James Cameron.
They did so many amazing things in this movie. From the gloomy lighting in the psych ward to the lighting in Johns foster parents home, reminded me of my old childhood home. The mall arcade scene and scenes outside totally remind me of the LA atmosphere (obviously it was filmed there so). But even the scenery that takes place in Mexico looks like somewhere you'd find near a small rancho in the country. I remember watching this at a drive-in theater, it was a double feature showing with Congo.
The scary thing about T-1000 is that unlike all the other terminators (even that damn T-3000), is that it can perfectly blend in the environments, which makes it absolutely perfect for stealth operations. Hell if it wants it can just sneak into the human's resistence base and kill John Connor without anyone noticing.
One thing I noted in this great movie, is that we never see the world through the T-1000’s computer visual. Only the T-800. Would have been interesting to see.
No matter how many times I see this scene where the T-1000 comes through the cell door and runs past Dr. Silberman, I always expect the T-1000 to stab him quickly. LoL
When the T-1000 starts to uncontrollably mimic it's surrounding in the foundry it is a defense mechanism. In the expanded canon it is stated the when the T-1000 is damaged so thoroughly that it needs an extended amount of time to recover it will camouflage. This is to go unnoticed while it's nano-particles fix itself. Because the main directive of the T-1000 is the termination of John Connor it ignores it's need to heal because it is so close to finishing its mission.
@Meta Man In this situation yes. Because John Connor is so close it ignores it's directive to hide and repair itself. Say the T-1000 didn't know where Connor was it probably would've taken the time to heal and then proceeded with its mission.
This movie came out in what, 1991? I’m honestly still amazed at how well the effects for the T-100 hold up, especially after all this time. Rewatching this movie is always a trip given how the effect has been butchered in other movies- think the Elm Street remake- I’m always terrified and amazed at how well it was done in this movie. 10/10. And your video on it makes me relive the experiences I had as a kid when watching it, great job!
It would’ve been dope in Terminator 3 to have seen the T-1000 as the good guy and possibly teaming up with Arnold to defeat the next advanced terminator.
"Creation of the visual effects cost $5 million and took 35 people, including animators, computer scientists, technicians and artists, ten months to produce, for a total of 25 man-years. Despite the large amount of time spent, the CGI sequences only total five minutes of running time". And that's why it looks the way it does, even though it was produced so long ago.
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T1000 in Terminator 2 was legit terrifying. The actor who was playing him did sooooo great!
Robert Patrick
if you go through the movie you will see he ALMOST NEVER BLINKS in only a few scene does he blink
I love how the name of the T-1000 is my first name 1:49 and 8:16
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Only blinked twice
@@thetruthwillstayunknown2234 your name is Nanotechnology T800?
For a film that came out nearly 30 years ago. The effects hold up so well. James Cameron is one hell of a directer.
We can thank Stan Winston and the Visual Effects Team...Not so much James Cameron.
Not really. It looks a little dated today, but was still cutting edge even 10 years after release.
*WAS one hell of a director
Basically Cameron set the standard for films that came after. In any case, Terminator saga ended with terminator 2 as Cameron himself said, the sequels have nothing to do with their source of inspiration. And the T 1000 is the most badass android/robot have ever been on screen (I mean the one portrayed by Robert Patrick, not the counterfeits).
And Stan Winston was one hell of a special effects artist.
T2 was ahead of it’s time. Still one of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time (along with Aliens).
As much as i love aliens it ruined the mythos of the unkillable, perfect creature
Yeah first 2 aliens are real good first 2 terminators are real good. I see a pattern here. If someone asks me to come watch terminator with him i always assume he means either 1 or 2 same with alien.
Jebu911
The ironic thing is the next Alien an Terminator movies are actually wiping away bad sequels in both franchises (the next Alien movie is supposedly taking place after Aliens so Alien 3 and Alien resurrection are no longer cannon and the next Terminator movie will take place after T2 which wipes away T3, Terminator salvation and Gensys and for all intensive purposes, the Sarah Conor chronicles).
Wingman1977 I loved this movie when I was a kid.
My favorite of the series
Robert Patrick definitely sold the T-1000 well. His face was scary as shit. Lmao
Yea after Arnold Robert Patrick is the best, and since he didn't get to speak much he lives up every nanosecond @ 7:42 🤣 gabriel was good tho and i think kristanna was good too but the direction, scripts, they felt off and lacking, missed oportunites, felt kinda rushed and hamhanded, at the end of the day directors are to blame cuz actors just do what they're told 🤣
Yep, iconic character.
Robert Patrick was far scarier that Arnie.
yeah he's got a KKK face
@@2ToTheDome lol
i always love how Robert Patrick is not even flinch when shooting a full clip of his Berreta, and even did a tactical reload with a profesional effeciency
rizka arifiandi As a gun guy that’s the first thing I noticed in that scene🤣 Very smooth and fast reload.
He talked about it in a recent interview. It was very difficult to do that shot.
Yeah apparently there was an X or something drawn on the wall for him to stare at so that he wouldn’t blink
From what I've heard, he had actual Special Forces military experience. That may explain how.
He did blink at first, the reson he didnt blink while shooting the rest of the clip is becuse he was shooting fast
Fun fact : The only time when the two Terminators talk to each other, they both impersonate other people.
nikola panayotov why else would they need to talk
Finally happens in Dark Fate without impersonating others
J.L. Sprinkles ah but you see you’re counting bad movies
gunner gotta give only that one SOME credit
J.L. Sprinkles we don’t talk about that. Anything after T2 was dogshit
Dude these graphics ESPECIALLY for these times in '91 are absolutely incredible. Specifically for what scene you opened with. Gotta go back and watch this one!
they look like shit now lol they didn't hold up very well...
@ for today's standards, no. I'm referring to and saying for 1991 in comparison to other films of the time.
@The Jim Reaper™ for sure!
Same thing with movie the Abyss, where a underwater drilling crew, assisted by navy seals, attempt to locate a nuclear sub, only to encounter aliens that can manipulate and control water.
@ 5:57 does this look shit to you ?
The fact that the special effects hold up pretty well after almost 30 years is incredible!
Rewatch the movie and see how little cgi was actually used. Compare that that t3 and all the other movies and it’s just sad. Those movies look terrible
@@georgepascual1 salvation still looks amazing. cgi can be amazing when done well.
That's because it wasn't special effects. It was all real.
@@RUclipsID404 Holy shit, a real terminator came from the future to assassinate somebody? That's so cool!
Every terminator film since then has tried and failed to have a villain as cool as the T1000.
Nah the only exeption is the T-X
@@BillGates-bg1wz t-x was pretty good
The newest one was terrifying, for the same reason the T-1000 was. It was literally unstoppable
@@n9nex19 Newest one? You mean the Rev-9 from Dark Fate?
@@lonelywolf140 Yeah, my bad
The floor morph scene is one of the greatest special effects ever created which still holds up to the test of time. Brilliant!
greatest? holds up? it is a pile of trash. T1 holds up, with it's stop motion effects.
Woah, okay, Mr. Contrarian.
@@constantinosschinas4503 sure buddy
@@JohnDoe-wb6vl if you think it “holds up” your wrong it looks like its from a RUclips kids video
The t 800 looks fine but the 1000 always looks super cheep for today or like he had foil glued on
@@Traveler_202 okay, contrarian number 2
T-1000 scared the crap out of me as a child. As an adult? Still scares the crap out of me!
I did think it was awesome how while he is piloting the helicopter he spawned extra arms so he could fly and shoot/reload his weapon.
Yeh I was so terrified as a kid, especially the prison scene when he is stalking Sarah Connor!
@@filmcomicsexplained Agreed! The scene where he comes up out of the floor (or I guess WAS the floor) was both incredibly creative and terrifying.
I used to see the actor in other movies after that and get scared all over again.
Saro Dantra He scared me too! He still scares me. I don't think there is anything more scary in film than the T-1000. This film is a masterpiece.
Haha me 2, Terminator 2 was my absolute fav movie, but when they aired on movies channels I was scared to watch it alone xD because of that T1k mofo. I jokingly slapped, strangled my younger brother a couple months back after realizing he was cheering for the T-1000 the whole time. I'm 28 and he's currently 27 😂🤣😂🤣. T-1000 was a scary mofo
Robert Patrick's performance was flawless. The amount of detail and nuance is second to none.
Robert Patrick was literally the perfect casting for this role. I believe that T2 is the best action movie of all time with the Dark Knight right on its heels
Let's not forget the action gem, Diehard
Bret Rekcah I love die hard especially with a vengeance
@@Rocky8299 I was gonna say, it's T2 and Die Hard, in my opinion.
Patrick learned to shoot with both hands
T2 is a great movie but not greatest action movie lol dark fate was a way better action movie with good acting just the story was really great
The way the T-1000 was shown in the movie, I found, was scarier than the 800. Able to mimic emotions better and just switch to cold emotionless killing, it was quite terrifying. Where as the 800 was this always cold beast of a man that you know you don't wanna mess with from the get go. I think the T-1000 was what James Cameron wanted the Terminator in the first move to be like, average and unassuming. After he got one look at Arnold, who was actually there to be Reese, he made him the Terminator instead.
I agree and also believe that there's no doubt that this was supposed to be the last film. This was Skynet's ultimate creation and a perfect killing machine that took molten steel to finally put down. I love these films.
Mitch t 1000 would dominate a cop shop with stealth.
I always found it weird how all t-800s had the same look, if they were supposed to be infiltrator units, why would skynet want them to all look the same. It seems like the resistance wouldn't actually have a hard time spotting them after all.
@@emiliovillarreal2486 They do Arny was a T800 model 101.
@@emiliovillarreal2486 in the first film during the flashback there is another t800 played by Arnold’s friend Franco Columbo
T-1000 literally was one of my greatest fears as a child.
Mine too, but T2 is now one of my favorite movies ever.
SAME BRO
I remember seeing this movie as a child and being scared af of him. Legit gave me nightmares😂 Now watching the movie as an adult is a totally different experience 😂 Everytime he's on screen i just swoon 😍😍😍 I should not be this thirsty 😂😂
I watched and rewatched T2 so many times as a kid but didn't see T1 until later. For some reason, Arnold in Terminator 1 scared me more when I finally saw it.
I thought I was the only one. I watched when I was 7 and almoat could not even finish it. This movie is intense towards the end
When I was a kid there was an officer who looked a bit like the actor who played T-1000 and one day when I watched T2 I actually thought it was him and as a joke my mom said "remember if you ever act dumb or skip school he'll go looking for you" that scared the living hell out of me what made it worse was the officer would go to my school every other week on patrol looking for anyone who ditched and he seen me and did that I see you gesture and started walking towards me, I screamed and ran as fast I could with him giving chase he started running the exact same way in the movie, he managed to corner me and I was freaking out he comes up to me and says "get in line lunch is starting" he starts laughing as he walks away, come to find out the parents in town told him how he looks like the T-1000 and he used it as a fear thing against kids who tried skipping school 😂😂
Mario Lemus I can’t believe your story but it’s fun to read
thats awesome lol if its true.
You don't have to believe me if you don't think it's true but it happened and because of that I stayed my ass in school 😂😂
HAHAHAHA that's some story bro LMAO! I can't imagine the horror you must have experienced, thinking a T-1000 was after you :D
This is unforgivable, if your parents took part in this lol This is childhood ruining, and prolly cost therapy hours!
The fact that it can disobey Skynet is terrifying
I always wondered what it would do if it succeeded and killed John.
@@Jamzkee84 Probably keep on killing because unlike the other Terminators which had no will of their own and were just programmed to complete certain missions the T-1000 was self aware, couldn't be programmed and did what it did because it wanted to do it. And as it went after Sarah, John and the T-800 it started to enjoy hunting them and tormenting and torturing Sarah to try to lure John out of hiding. It's the only truly evil Terminator.
@@Jamzkee84 He would probably entertain himself killing and then impersonating celebrities and politicians. Would completely make the whole world his playground and finally try to clone himself like Agent Smith in Matrix. T-1000 was definitely a predatory machine in its mindset.
When did it disobaey sky net.
it never does.
So the reason that the T-1000 can do what it does comes down to two words:
*NANOMACHINES, SON!*
I see what you did there. You get a like
Nanomachines?
@@dylanpelo look up "metal gear solid Raiden vs Armstrong" and watch the entire thing and you'll understand the reference. You'll enjoy it don't worry.
@@ABlackGuyAdept oh, I get it...voice impersonations of Solid Snake don't carry over to text
It seems they harden in response to physical trauma.
Interesting fact: When the T-1000 imitated one of the asylum guards before impaling him through the forehead, those two are actually twins in real life. Additionally, Linda Hamilton had a twin sister, who played the T-1000's imitation of Sarah Conner when it attempted to bait John into coming out into the open.
Was his eyeball his finger went thru. But i get what your saying
@@croach69 My mistake. But, yeah.
Yeah, those dudes can also be seen together in separate roles in Good Morning Vietnam - I went like "hey I know those guys" when I saw it after T2
"And a minor antagonist in Terminator Genisys, which we will ignore, since it decided to ignore what had come before it."
Burn!
Acid burn....? Lol
My thoughts exactly! 😂
That was actually pretty savage lmao
**DEAD BODY REPORTED**
Which is a shame cause the T-1000 was one of the few bright spots in Genisys.
That shotgun blast from the elevator...best movie shot ever
That's what the T-1000 gets for not saying "Ahhh!" when the T-800 said "Say Ahh!".
Adam Gray "I said open that mouth" *BOOM*
Fucking EVERRRRR!
Linda Hamilton suffered permanent hearing damage from the lift scene. She forgot to put her ear protection back in after a break.
Those effects like the melting through the bars still look amazing and I first saw this as a teenager in 1991 at the theaters, in fact I seen it 4 times there. Unbelievably amazing film. A must watch for any sci-fi/action film lover.
fun fact: they didnt use cgi . patrick is actually made of liquid metal.
FinnelAT L
FinnelAT you realize last prophets comment was around longer than Austin’s so your comment makes zero sense and like Austin said what does likes have to do with anything and the joke flew over your head get of the internet it’s bed time
So Terminator 2 was actually his last movie they literally threw him into a vat of lava 😂
@@mariosalinas1871 no, actually he can survive lava ;)
I know right everyone thinks he’s human gosh their stupid
The 'glitching out' was such a brilliant concept that makes sense. Environmental damage over physical damage.
The T-1000 could have an amazing poker career.
ikr he either wins, or no one is leaving that table :V
looks not like that according to his role in the Sopranos :D
"poker" he does like to stab things
If he don't win he can always take another stab at it. 😂
I always liked when he looked at the chrome-colored dummy in the clothing store-only later do we realize why he had a moment of confusion wondering if there was another prototype or at the very surprise at the appearance of something he likely never learned from SKYNET. 04:20
l love that he almost looks offended by the chrome dummy.
Also skynet itself feared the T 1000's as it could not directly control them. I think I remember hearing about that anyways.
Its true, they were somewhat self aware in order to learn and adapt to human behavior in order to mimic it. Of course that runs the risk where the t1000 starts to FEEL human
Karl Smallwood of Fact Fiend Fame?
This is true.. in Terminator comics they were self-aware and basically had freewill.. Skynet could not control them, the T-1000 was suppose to be like a new "skin" for the T-800s, but ended up self-aware.. The T-1000 we see in Terminator 2 is most likely fighting for Skynet and goes after Connor because he is choosing to, not because he is programmed to.. He doesn't actually have to kill John Connor if he doesn't want to. In the Sarah Connor Chronicles we are introduced to the T-1001 (Catherine Weaver) who has her own agenda.. She's not with the resistant but was building something to fight Skynet at the same time, but isn't John Connors enemy either..
@@Valleyraven007 "Look at me. I'm the boss now."
@@Eyrothath The fact they were learning AIs that Skynet had next to no control over is entirely why they got scrapped.
they should had the "giltch"effect left in the theatrical edition..... it shows it can be destroeyed
They do have one glitch effect in the theatrical version. After the T1000 leaves the T800 jammed in the gear, he turns around and a wave glitch travels up to the top of his head. Now this wasn't a memetic glitch, like the rail or the floor, but a glitch nonetheless.
If it glitches we can kill it
I think it was the right choice to omit the glitch. Leaving it out keeps the feeling of hopelessness going longer for the audience. The glitch foreshadows the T-1000's downfall a little too much. When writing a story, it's always best to keep the villian in a position of power over the protagonist until the last possible moment for maximum tension.
I never knew about the deleted scenes of the T-1000 damage. I really wish that would have been left in. Very cool detail.
So glad my dad fired me out of his nut sac in time to see these films when they were first released. Such a great franchise.
heyguyslol GAMING brilliant comment
T. M. I.
Its great two movies with Jim behind the camera, as a franchise its horrible what they did to it.
Oh...
I’m commenting here so I can always come back to this. I will use that sentence at some point, mark my words.
Well here I go again to rewatch this movie for the thousandth time.
Me too!!!
Robert Patrick's T-1000 is one of the most terrifying villains of all time.
I liked the fact that they had the T-1000 make subtle but unmistakable indications that it possessed emotions -momentary surprise when it encountered the metal mannequin, anger when it figured out that the T-800 tricked it about Max the dog, sadism when he tortured Sarah and tried to get her to call to John (instead of just mimicking her voice).....
......and displaying pure, undisguised terror when it realized that it was about to fall into the vat of molten metal.
I think that the T-1000 has the ability to mimic human emotion and expression so that it could blend in with humans and get around easier without arousing suspicion. But over time, it probably can develop genuine emotions of its own. My favorite part was the look on the T-1000's face when it reformed after being shattered and thawed, like it was making the death of John Conner and the destruction of the T-800 its personal priority.
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I would agree with you, but remember that he made most of those emotive expressions when he was on his own. Heck, now that I think about it, you could even say that he was probably *annoyed* by the husband of John Connor's stepmom and that's why he killed him instead of simply leaving him be.
@@007Thanos007 Could be. He started with no real human emotions but developed some over time. It got to the point that his mission went beyond the orders given to him by Skynet. That being said, I think the T-1000 is somewhat capable of vanity as well. It can look like anything or anyone but chooses to appear as a handsome young policeman.
That T-1000 elevator scene is so satisfying, the part where the pointy thing melts into another thing...
ASMR
2:18 if I remember correctly they used the police guy's twin in this scene instead of the outdated technique of using different shots.
Yep, they were both in Gremlins 2 as well.
I believe they were in “Good morning,Vietnam” as well.
You mean the guard not police
When Terminator 2 first came out, it was the most expensive movie of all time. Most of the cost was for the special effects. I'd say, with the movie still able to hold its own nearly 30 years later, that the cost was worth it!
The scene in the phychiatric hospital when Sara encounters the T-800 again after so many years, and then her son, and THEN the T-1000 is one of the greatest scenes in cinema history. Arnold throwing people by their faces, the melting through the bars, the beretta getting stuck and him needing to pull it through sideways. I've watched it well over a hundred times.
"Come with me if you want to live" but seriously T-1000 is the most terrifying terminator among the franchise imagine being chased by a non blinking liquid humanoid robot that can run really fast and regenerates...
Yea fam
@MrJoz08
Don't worry he'll be waiting for you in your dreams.
@ungratefulmetalpansy they only shift into specific humans to get past human forces and kills them all in inside. Also becoming a wheel would be utterly useless. Edit:WATCH THE FULL VIDEO DUMBASS.
Ehm t 600 looks like a zombie robot human
It’s a hell of a psychological weapon. With another person in the room you might be paranoid they are a T-800/850. With the T-1000 you have to be fearful of the very walls, floors and furniture
T1000 still remain one of the best villains in cinema history!
No doubt
Being able to see this is a kid with my dad is one of my most cherish memories
This movie is a masterpiece. A true spectacle.
Still holds up to this day. It makes even some current Movies look bad.
Especially Michael bay ones
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Supermans face in Justice League
@@random_gamer_guy82 Nah... Those looked great. They were shitty movies, but the cgi and the designs were excellent.
Well duh
Thank you Skynet for giving us Mercury man
Hijiri Byakuren Funny thing, in the tv series, a doctor at the insane asylum describes the T-1000 as having a face of mercury, the other with a face of stone, the stone one stood over him, looked at Sarah.
The doctor will never forget those words “come with me if you want to live”.
Silver Surfer*
PEPSI MAAAAAANNN
Mercury man sounds like some name for a Megaman boss.
@@kaioocarvalho There is actually a Mercury boss in megaman 5 for GB
Good job for the actor playing T-1000, he did a really amazing job
*Robert Patrick
So many good things about this film, but just watching this brings back so many of them.
I loved the way the T1000 presses through the bars, and then gets the gun stuck as if he's forgotten he's holding it. It's a great touch. Also, the strange look he gives the silver manikin .
But, there's one there too which is much more subtle. Robert Patrick put in his firearm's training and worked to eliminate the 'flinch' reaction most people have when firing a gun, because a Terminator wouldn't do that. You can see it there at 4:48 perfectly.
It's nuances like this that show a care for the details. So many films lack this.
I’m pretty sure after T2, a lot of young man joined the force just to sport the hair and the style of Robert Patrick. What a legend.
Lol, personally, I like Robert Patrick better with his hair a bit longer like he had in later movies.
I think T1000 is the most effective terminator yet.
Heard of the T 3000?
As I was saying Nah not much people saw that shit movie
As I was saying
Heard of t-1million?
(Actually real and as canon as genesis)
Seeing the results, T-8xx series was clearly the most effective, more than every single other model. It defeated T-1000, T-X, and even the phase matter monstrosity. In T1 he even killed one of the main characters, an extremely dedicated, prepared and skilled soldier who destroyed dozens of various hunter-killer machines. It took almost dumb luck for Sarah to crush it with a press.
There is a reason why T-X got endoskeleton back, after it was removed for T-1000. Endoskeletons rule.
Certainly one of the most powerful and hard to destory
The dead stepmom is Vasquez from Aliens!
“Someone said Alien and she thought Illegal Alien and signed up
She also had a small part in _Titanic_ as an Irish women passenger with two kids...
Foster mom. And the Foster dad is Xander Berkeley from the Walking Dead and so many other things.
She was a favorite of James Cameron
And the dad is Drake!
One of the best Terminators, versatile, quick and intelligent. 👍😎
Quick, but he always walks...
Great actor
Great director
Great special effects team
And one hell of a movie
Fun fact. Robert Patrick did all the running scenes and was able to catch up to John on his bike. Cameron had to tell him to slow down.
Really?
@@jaydenslaptop Yes.
Terminator 2 Judgement day, is still by faaaaaaaaaaaaar the best Terminator movie EVER ! 👤
Super well made 😌
I read on TVTropes that the T-1000 was so good at being a terminator, Skynet got scared of it and shelved the whole model. Skynet was afraid of killer robots like people were.
30 years later and the CGI and visual effects are still incredible.
One of the greatest sci-fi movies of all time and a brilliant performance by Robert Patrick. I was so convinced of his near-indestructability that I kept expecting the character he subsequently played in the Sporanos to terminate Tony.
I get goosebumps watching the first two Terminator movies. I love them so much!
The best Terminator ever! Frigging legend among other androids and robots from Sci-Fi.
You might be focusing on the whole picture more than the individual parts. A lot of art teachers will make beginners turn their reference photo upside down and draw it that way just so they can focus on what the lines and shadows actually look like rather than what their brain thinks they should look like.
I always tried to imagine what god-level science Skynet used to create the T-1000, it makes the intelligence of Skynet really terrifying.
More terminator please ive waited a long time for this
It's 2020 and Robert Patrick as the T1000 is still one of the most iconic villains in all cinema.
This movie certainly sets some high standards when it comes to CGI
All these years later and the T-1000 is still one of my favorite villains. Still awesome, still unbeatable.
2 AI's trying to manipulate eachother to believe thier human..
They’re*
@retsaM innavoiG. Your argument is invalid, it was also spelled wrong
It was like a weird chat between Alexa and Siri
The way he runs is so badass
So good!! Love it
One thing the post T2 films lacked was a decent soundtrack. The music added so much to the films.
The music is especially good in the first movie. In the background of the chase scenes, the music that played would be comprised of various metallic clanging noises and it made the scenes very intense.
T-1000 was absolutely terrifying. All the Terminators that came after were just “oh cool.”
Because none of the actors portraying them but Arnold and Robert, were as good.
Robert patrick played the absolut ultimate villain of all the Terminators. He played it at the perfection.
"A minor antagonist in Genesys, which we will ignore since it decided to ignore what had come before it."
Not gonna lie, I kinda chuckled at that.
Cool fact: The first time they filmed the T1000 chasing John on his bike..he actually got him! Robert Patrick was so fast a runner!
T-1000 was cold as ice 🧊 Robert Patrick did such a good job.
This movie in one sentence
“HI IM CONNOR THE ANDROID SENT BY CYBERLIFE”
Robert Patrick was born to play T1000 no other villain in the other Terminator movies were half as terrifying as he was.
Just a correction, T1000 is actually heavier than the T800. Theres an interview with Robert Patrick where he states how James Cameron would describe the character whilst its fighting arnold. I think it was mentioned to be stronger also!
Posted whilst I'm binging your videos! ^^ awesome video Niyat!
These videos make it abundantly clear that the main thing missing from Terminator movies after the first two is the background music. New terminator movies sound like generic action flicks Terminator 1 and 2 sounded scary
The scenes of the T-1000 glitching are incredibly creepy. It’s amazing that someone was creative enough to think about that.
Explain Iron Man and his suits, the arc reactor etc
Sure MAB adding that to the list now, thanks :)
That would be cool 👍
Say what you want people but i think i the T-1000 is amongst the most iconic terrifying movie villains not the stupid OP useless T-X (useless because a T-850 seemed more powerful). Also nice vid.👍
T-X was designed to combat fellow terminators, T-1000 are for infiltration.
Lmao the T-850 didn't seem more powerful at all, she didn't care at all when they were fighting because the T-850 cannot do shit against her 1v1 combat, that's why she was jus tpushing him off like a ragdoll. And she was focused on John Connor almost the whole time
TX was when the SJW wave started.
James Cameron is such a goddamn genius that even my mom likes his movies, and she generally despises sci-fi movies. I showed her Terminator 2, Aliens, and Avatar. Then she thought: "maybe I actually like sci-fi movies after all." She went on to watch other sci-fi movies and quickly came to realize nothing comes close to the quality of James Cameron.
They did so many amazing things in this movie. From the gloomy lighting in the psych ward to the lighting in Johns foster parents home, reminded me of my old childhood home. The mall arcade scene and scenes outside totally remind me of the LA atmosphere (obviously it was filmed there so). But even the scenery that takes place in Mexico looks like somewhere you'd find near a small rancho in the country. I remember watching this at a drive-in theater, it was a double feature showing with Congo.
The scary thing about T-1000 is that unlike all the other terminators (even that damn T-3000), is that it can perfectly blend in the environments, which makes it absolutely perfect for stealth operations.
Hell if it wants it can just sneak into the human's resistence base and kill John Connor without anyone noticing.
That kinda makes you wonder why Skynet didn't order the T-1000 to do just that instead of going back into the past to kill John as a child.
The actor playing t1000 is very handsome.
I came here to see something better than dark fate.
One thing I noted in this great movie, is that we never see the world through the T-1000’s computer visual. Only the T-800. Would have been interesting to see.
The attention to detail in this film is phenomenal. The fact that they got an actual T-1000 from the future to play the villain is simply incredible.
No matter how many times I see this scene where the T-1000 comes through the cell door and runs past Dr. Silberman, I always expect the T-1000 to stab him quickly. LoL
When the T-1000 starts to uncontrollably mimic it's surrounding in the foundry it is a defense mechanism. In the expanded canon it is stated the when the T-1000 is damaged so thoroughly that it needs an extended amount of time to recover it will camouflage. This is to go unnoticed while it's nano-particles fix itself. Because the main directive of the T-1000 is the termination of John Connor it ignores it's need to heal because it is so close to finishing its mission.
@Meta Man In this situation yes. Because John Connor is so close it ignores it's directive to hide and repair itself. Say the T-1000 didn't know where Connor was it probably would've taken the time to heal and then proceeded with its mission.
T1000 is the scariest villain and a nightmare for the 90's kids... freaking legend...
I always call him the guy that can turn into anything
One of the best movies of all times. Incredible special effects, story, music and actors. Still rocks whenever I watch it.
Rob Patrick did such a great job playing the T-1000! I wish he got a chance at the sequels
This movie is brilliant, even after so many years!
Also, T-1000 is probably the most terrifying movie villain I've ever known tbh
0:57 MAN I wish everyone thought like you about retcons!
T1000 will always be the most badass character and I actually really liked the most recent version it was really well played
This movie came out in what, 1991? I’m honestly still amazed at how well the effects for the T-100 hold up, especially after all this time. Rewatching this movie is always a trip given how the effect has been butchered in other movies- think the Elm Street remake- I’m always terrified and amazed at how well it was done in this movie. 10/10. And your video on it makes me relive the experiences I had as a kid when watching it, great job!
It would’ve been dope in Terminator 3 to have seen the T-1000 as the good guy and possibly teaming up with Arnold to defeat the next advanced terminator.
Its crazy this movie was made in 1991 and the special effects still hold up to this day.
Lol i actually just watched cinema sins talking about terminator2
Richard Stephano
My only regrets about T2 was that I didn’t get to see it in the theater back in 1991 (my friends went, but I couldn’t go).☹️
@ some random guy that makes satire critic videos on movies he'll add a "sin" to a scene or any dialogue he doesn't understand
@@bmorebirdsnest92 for that reason I cant stand cinema sins. He's just finding anything to make into a video.
@@TenaciousTheSketcher not really, they arw movie sins, and they point out mistakes and what didnt make sense, and to some extent for the comedy sense
theres litterally sins for explaining things, and sins for not explaining anything
When it got destroyed it reminded me when the ring of power got destroyed.
The way its head went inside out while being destroyed freaked me out.
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Maybe Cameron was inspired by the books.
@@horsepowermultimedia
That was a really effect. Better than most of them today.
Thanks for sharing 6:27 and 6:50! It was not available in the movie I watched. So I did not understand how John knew her "mother" was a fake.
"Creation of the visual effects cost $5 million and took 35 people, including animators, computer scientists, technicians and artists, ten months to produce, for a total of 25 man-years. Despite the large amount of time spent, the CGI sequences only total five minutes of running time". And that's why it looks the way it does, even though it was produced so long ago.