I love that even though Robert Patrick isn't as physically imposing as Arnold Schwarzenegger, he still plays such an intense villain. He's always making you wonder how the heroes could possibly stand a chance against him.
When the t-1000 tells Johns foster parents that there's nothing to worry about... such a simple scene and so fking scary! You can feel from the start there's something off about this guy.
I watched this movie countless times and I just took his acting for granted, but now I realize the challenges. He trained to run with perfect posture and never looked out of breath or tired. He trained to shoot rapidly with his eyes open and not flinch. Also that emotionless yet scary robotic facial gesture.
The effect of t-1000 walking through the cell bars is still to this day one of the most jaw dropping special effects I've ever seen. Unbelievable work that was done 30 yrs ago!!!! Freakin insane
Corridor Crew redid it recently with modern tech. But Stan Winston, Rob Bottin, and Greg Nicotero were the visionary pioneers by mixing realistic live practical fx with CGI. Shame the remake of The Thing went totally CGI despite the practicals being ready and filmed.
Hello to you who are reading, how are you? I want to tell you: THERE IS A GOD WHO LOVES YOU, AND HE WANTS TO SAVE YOU. The greatest proof of His love for you was on the cross. There is only one GOD, only one GOD, there are no others, and GOD is Love, he is merciful, but he is also a GOD of judgment and justice. This GOD has Laws, and we cannot keep them properly, we fail, we sin when we disobey His Laws. Think with me, when someone commits a crime, he breaks a certain Law, is he innocent or guilty? We understand that if he has committed a crime, broken or disobeyed a law, he is not innocent, but guilty. Does a guilty deserve to be convicted or acquitted? We understand that if he committed a crime he deserves to be convicted. Such is the state of the human being before God. guilty. The Bible says that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Rom 3:23). We have sinned against GOD, we are not innocent but guilty, and our sins condemn us and condemn us to hell. But I want to tell you that there is hope for us, there is forgiveness for our sins, because, even though we are flawed and sinners, God loved us so much that in the fullness of time he sent his SON, JESUS CHRIST to this earth. JESUS is the one who was born under the law of GOD. JESUS fulfilled all the law of God, being thus perfect, in Jesus there was no sin nor deceit in his mouth. For when the LORD JESUS was here, HE did good to all, and healed all who were oppressed by the devil, JESUS was not a person who trampled on those who were fallen, on the contrary, HE stretched out His hands to the fallen, JESUS came to to save sinners, to seek and to save that which was lost, he performed miracles, signs and wonders among the people, the blind saw, the deaf heard, the dumb spoke, the lame walked and the dead were raised, for God was with HE. Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. And then according to God's plan, Jesus being innocent, was rejected, was wronged and was condemned to death, and death on a cross. In this fact, GOD proves his love for us, in that CHRIST died nailed to a cross on our behalf, HE died for our sins, HE was our substitute suffering the condemnation that we deserve. Then HE was buried and after three days, GOD raised Jesus from the dead, breaking the shackles of death, because it was impossible for death to stop him. After Jesus was resurrected, He gave commandments to His disciples, and the Lord Jesus was taken up into heaven and sat at the right hand of God. JESUS CHRIST is the Judge who will judge the living and the dead, what GOD is announcing to all people is repentance. Repent of your sins, forsake your sins, and turn to GOD, believe in his SON JESUS CHRIST, so that your sins may be forgiven, only JESUS can save the souls of men, JESUS CHRIST is the only way, Put all your faith, your trust and your hope in Jesus and begin to obey him.
These clips are just showing pure professionalism. No sily jokes, everyone doing his best, and the result is a movie that people will remember for decades or even centuries.
Seriously ... I am absolutely disgusted with movies/youtube clips spewing mindless jokes / quips ... even in serious situations completely contrary to the tone in the scene ... especially youtube clips in which people throw a joke to look cool .. I mean wtf
Part of that was because James Cameron tolerated exactly ZERO bullshit on the set. If you were so much as 30 second late to a take, you were getting an ear full from him.
Schwarzenegger... hands down.. Patrick was decent, but he was still second best best to the man... "Hey buddy??? You got a dead cat in there or what???" Do do, do do do do doda doda doot... "FUCK YOU ASSHOLE..." 👍😎🖕
Never realised how fucking in-shape Robert Patrick was. T2 has to be in the running for one of the best action films ever made, and his contribution cannot be understated. Love the Nine Inch Nails shirt and pin he wears, dude has always seemed like a really cool guy off-screen and a total psychopathic badass on-screen.
i love how robert patrick gets all wide-eyed and excited like a little kid each and every time he talks about T2 and his iconic role as the T-1000... you can tell how much the role means to him and how he loved the entire process...
I'm sure the production crew found Robert a pleasure to work with since he was very compliant in so whatever they asked of him no matter how awkward and uncomfortable it was.
@@dawn-moon Oh yes. The melted face, the brutal murder on Murphy. It's even scary today. Can't believe I watched it as a 8 year old kid. Will never forget those images. I'm still amazed at how they made the face of Murphy on that robot work. Also Peter Weller is my sci-fi hero. Loooovveee Screamers
Even though he scared me, I was kinda in love with him. Not just 'cause of his obvious hotness, he was so bad he was irresistible. I've got issues, huh?
To this day, Robert Patrick's Terminator is by far, hands-down, head and shoulders above any other, the best antagonist Terminator of all the T-movie series.
@@davidovics92 The effects in Terminator 1 were laughable and the script wasn't so good compared to T2. If it wasn't for the police station shootout I would have given T1 a 6/10.
@@dennisanderson8663 I agree with the effects part, but obviously the budget was way smaller, so you can't really blame them. With the script part however, i don't agree with you. Terminator was/is a superb movie period
@@nepntzerZer I'm not the 'those were the times' kind of guy, but that's subjective. There are great movies today just like there used to be great movies back then. When i praise decades old special effects, i'm obviously considering the year and the tech available at the time.
@@nepntzerZer well whatever makes you feel better in a smaller pool... But Corporately produced movies will always be shite. And your feelings will always be hurt. People who don't like "woke", are always upset that someone doesn't like their bigotry. Boo hoo tell us where the non existent in your life trans/BLM/Liberal/Socialist/communist/foreign/poor/different person touched you...
I agree but it turns out there was a screw up at the part where the swat is shooting Arnold before he shoots them with the gas launcher at the back you can see a crew member walk in front of the shot I never noticed till I saw a video bring it up 🤣
He doesn't make any fast movements until he has made contact that is just scary. He stalks in a slow and menacing way and scans every room with effeciency first. Contrast that to him when he is fighting a chasing and it just makes him that much more scary.
Didn't know some effect were actually real like the shotgun holes on the police jacket. So clever and genious special FX solutions. Amazing mixed CGI/real effects still incredible as of today in 2022.
Im still trying to wrap my head around the fact he didn't turn into a giant shoe at the drink machine, i mean, how did he sample the security guard through the boot lol
His role as O'reilly (though small) in Die Hard 2 helped him land the role as the T-1000. O'reilly was Terminator-like in his mannerisms- never blinks, cold blooded and just kills.
these effects look more believable than today's cgi. sometimes less is more
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Practical effects are real, and they have some special charm. CGI can be good but it's still... just computer generated. Practical effects are so amazing when they are done well. I'm shocked how many of these were practical effects. No wonder why they still look so good!
The industry seems to think cgi today is good enough to fool audiences, but it's far from being completely believable, esp when it comes to animation and interaction with real world objects, ie people.. now waiting for that 3d Roger Rabbit remake..
@@KnightmareUSA It's usually a matter of budget and time. CGI is often the quicker and cheaper solution given a certain timetable. Of course, some things _have_ to be CGI depending on how outside the scope of reality it is. That said, it's cool when they can do things with practical effects like the hallway fights in Inception and Doctor Strange.
It’s all about skill and patience. If they want it they have more than they need to create a revolutionary CGI animation BUT nobody cares about great CGI so let’s just throw in some boring templates and called it a day. Less work, more pay.
One of the greatest pieces of CGI ever made, even today it looks incredible so I can't imagine how revolutionary it was at the time! Judgement Day is a masterpiece
The reason it looked so good was that CGI was not used unless it was absolutely necessary. The rest of the special effects were done with old-school methods. Nowadays, CGI is overused which makes a lot of stuff look fake.
Robert Patrick's body work made Arnold Schwarzeneggar step up his own performance. Robert totally understood how to represent the constant "scanning" of a Terminator.
@@GlennDavey Hollywood was filled with sex offenders and podophiles back then that wasn't public. But nowadays they still got to keep their roles and keep working like its nothing
@@nahtatroll No - it's that CGI is overused today. Look at the latest Terminator film, it looks like a video game. A shitty video game. That part where they're fighting on the crashing aircraft as it plummets from the sky looks like a photorealistic boss battle from Super Mario Brothers. Impossible absurd cartoon action.
MrJeffcoley1 i didn’t watch dark fate because it’s garbage. I do agree that cgi is over used but you can’t sit and tell me that the CGI looks better when the liquid metal form looks like a damn 3D animation you’d see at a bowling alley. I think our eyes have just gotten better at seeing the flaws or the higher quality (HD) did.
A good sequel needs to expand the world and lore of the first movie and also stand as a great movie on its own. Also, most movies worth seeing now are part of giant franchises, where the characters are bigger than the actors.
@@fresherturtle1154 Problem is that drama turns into action with sequels, even more so with the second sequel. Same with horror movies. Turns from 18+ to 16+ to 13+. All the suspense traded for quick scares and a cheese full of plotholes. Judgement day is one of the few that didn't go overboard. Best action thriller ever.
Nearly 30 years later, and the movie that redefined the visual effects industry still remains the benchmark that so many modern studios can't even come close to replicating the impact of.
Sorry to say it, but T2 gets too much credit. Will always be a sci-Fi movie that everyone says was the worlds most groundbreaking in CGI. If it is not T2, then it is Tron, if it is not Tron, then it is King Kong etc.. But my personal favourite will alway be the first "The Matrix" movie. That actually has proven test of time(Not the sequals, they suck visually). I can really not understand how such movie was made in 1999 and still looks amazing today.
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. You totally missed my argument. My point was not to "compare" The Matrix and T2. All i said was that The Matrix impressed me "Personally" more from the time it came out. But I am against singeling out any movie for their achievements in visual effects, since there will always be a movie that shocked it's audience. For all we know King Kong from 1933 were even more impressive than T2, or how about Jason and the Argonauts from 1963. James Cameron was heavy on use of computer animated graphics from "Silicon Graphics" (The Unix based system seen in Jurassic Park from 1993). This made them create really impressive cgi visuals for that time. But Tron(1982) were pioneers a whole decade earlier with the use of CGI. I think people always front T2(1991) for CGI kingdomship, mostly because it actually also is a very "Good movie". But what did James Cameron did do that were "Novel" in visual effects in the movie? Tron(1982) already implemented CGI ten years before and Cameron did himself two ears prior in The Abyss(1989) The Matrix(1998) however used "Bullet Time" and even created their own sw to morph between frames to make smoother motion. If you don't know what this technique is, it is a bunch of cameras lined up on a rail that takes a picture at the same time, frames then are arranged as animated motion and makes for some awsome scenes. This is why The Matrix is my favorite, not just because of the awsome visuals from 1998 movie, but also because they did something "novel" that impacted popular culture forever. And offcourse same like T2, they are both very good movies. But again, which movies is the mosr groundbreaking movie considering visual effects relative to time ot was made? Who knows, could be King Kong from 1933
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. Offcourse you cannot say the same for the movies that came aroubd the same time. T2 was the worlds most expensive movie at the time it was produced and released. But right after you had movies with impressive CGI like Forrest Gump, Jurassic Park, Toy Story, Star Wars phantom menace, The Mask, Titanic etc etc. Eventually The Matrix which again was groundbreaking in visual effects in same sense as T2, Jason and the Argonauts, King Kong etc etc. For its time T2 was eye-popping. But again, not the only movie in times doing that.
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. Well CGI in Tron looked awsome at it's time, but does not hold up. And sorry to say, T2 CGI does not hold up either. So what is the dlfference. Maybe T2 did hold up for a long time and it became like a phrase. Actually CGI has recently become very "Infamous". At least "full CGI". Most big directors prefer "Practical visual effects" combined with digital composition. Ridley Scott commented on Alien prequel "Prometheus(2012)" that he preffered practical effects, as they were much cheaper than CGI, but also in fact "looked better" than CGI. Also other eye-popping movies like Mad Max Fury Road(2015), George Miller were heavy on the use of "Practical effects" contra using CGI. So actually we are not there yet. Maybe "Artificial Intelligence" can help us improve our computer graphics to be indestinguishable from reality in the future. But remember that computer technology is also improving practical effects like use of 3d Scanners and 3D printers, animatronics, computer controlled camera rigs, high end digital cameras with even better quality and image quality as 35mm film or medium format etc etc.
What I love about him is that at times he’s got such a soft warm and friendly tone to him but other times he’s either scary, weird or cold and calculated and he’s definitely my favourite villain ever for the series
I think these technicians were the greatest..... Considering the year of production and the availability of system resources, they did an outstanding job in 90s.
I remember back then thinking Patrick looked middle aged (but obviously good looking for his age). Now watching it he looks so young. Amazing how perception of youth changes as we get older.
To create this magic 30 years ago is phenomenal to say the least. I'm very grateful to the VFX team to cause me sitting on the edge of my seat. Recently I've watched the movie again and the level of thrills has not been deteriorated even a bit. True Masters were here at work behind the scenes. Thank you!
I'm amazed at how Robert could hold an expression without a twitch for the scans. I'd be very self conscious and blink when the laser would come near my eyes. I guess that is what makes a good actor. Puppeteering your own body with your mind.
Robert was very compliant and did whatever was asked of him. I'm sure a lot of what the production team wanted him to do wasn't very comfortable physically or mentally. That, and the intense training he underwent to perform the running scenes without showing signs of exertion, strain, or fatigue since a machine isn't supposed to feel any of that.
My dad remembers being blown away by the special effects in this film when it came out. He eventually did a fair amount of 3D modeling at the university he went to in Spain, but not with such professional hardware. He always dreamed of owning an SGI workstation back then.
Perfect cast for T-1000, plus the special effects. I remember watching the movie in cinema back then and Patrick scared the shit out of me. The perfect contrast to Arnolds bruiser style, Patrick was the apex predator, quick, deadly, utterly relentless, the superior killing machine that could only be stopped if you go all in and take heavy losses too.
100%. John Wick trilogy is absolutely amazing. Fantastic fight chorography. Also. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE - THE LAST MOVIE CALLED FALLOUT. Tom Cruise does all action scenes. NO CGI AND GREEN SCREEN. Incredible.
In the T2 commentary, James Cameron mentions that the shot where the T1000 was rising up out of the floor in the hospital was the very first digital effects shot they got back from the lab. And the quality of that shot was going to decide how much CG vs practical effects they were going to use in the movie. Fortunately, it was amazing. :)
The creativity and ingenuity is amazing. By mixing practical and CG so thoroughly within single scenes, it was truly like “movie sleight of hand” - switching seamlessly from one trick to the next to create a convincing illusion. Truly epic filmmaking.
this is why films from that era have such staying power, because so much human energy and dedication went into them. Creative genius. Oh, and that NIN shirt.
A mixture of practicals and CGI is how it should be done. That’s exactly why movies like Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, and The Lord of the Rings STILL look amazing!
Mind blowing special effects. I remember seeing this when it came out, I was about 15 years old. I couldn't believe the special effects. Way ahead for its time.
Not gonna lie, that is completely true I have that nightmare for 5 years STRAIGHT after watching those two movie ESPECIALLY THE SPINOSAURUS!!!! THAT BEAST IS THE WORST OF ALL OF THE NIGHTMARE MONSTER TO THIS DATE!!!!
@@SavageEntertainmentYEAH when he was shot, they had special shirts with a foam rubber torso sculpted and painted to match the cloth sleeves attached to them. Beneath the rubber torso was a fiberglass chest form with spring-loaded flaps. Inside each flap was a foam rubber "splash hole", which was chrome plated and stuffed inside. Triggering the mechanism would open the flaps like a blooming flower, making the splash holes appear. Some shirts were cable controlled, others were radio controlled, but each scene where he was shot required a specialized shirt or series of shirts made just for that scene so the pattern would always be unique. After a couple of takes, the chrome would flake off so they had to make multiple copies of hundreds of unique splashes. Every splash hole was a piece of art! It's remarkable how much they were able to accomplish entirely in camera.
I watched it in the movie theatre when it came out and as a kid I was blown away. I think I watched it like 30 times since then. It's amazing how well it holds up after so many years.
Robert Patrick WAS the T1000. I I mean: he lived it, made the role his own. His acting in this movie was... terrifying. In the best of ways. The stoic look, the determination that one can see in every scene....awesome. Gives me goosebumps even after so many years.
There's a reason why people loved the 80s music and especially the 90s films. There was something uniquely creative of meshing traditional aesthetics (instruments/props) with a touch of computerized technology. Back when going over and beyond was appreciated & adored; now that kind of talent gets purposely misunderstood and overlooked. Sad.
The beauty of movies like T2 and the Abyss was that CGI was used only when truly necessary so the effects still look smooth and natural. Nowadays CGI is way overused and makes things look fake.
@Elexiel It was that time when they used mostly practical effects still. Then they started incorporating the digital. That's why it still looked good, cause the digital was minimal. I agree practical effects was the only way to go, still should be to this day. look at hellraiser.
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@@notvietnam4112 conspiracy simply means secret plans... the word has been made to make the masses think crazy, far fetched, and not real when it is used... are you a part of the cyborg zombie mass roaming mindless across existence???
Not to be a spoiler but the new film cancels the sequels by successfully sending a terminator back to kill John Conner. I know you are talking about real life but that is not possible. I'm sure everyone can agree that Genisys was terrible but Salvation was actually pretty good and T3 was okay. Giving another director control of James Cameron's franchise was a terrible decision from the beginning.
The special effects hold up because so much of it was done with on set practical effects. They really thoroughly thought about how they were going to accomplish this.
It was the golden age of computers, cinema and SciFi. From all the movies I´ve seen in decades, T2 is still in the top 3. I was hard into graphics programming at that time, wrote my 3D engine from scratch in assembler and Turbo-Pascal6 :-D Couldn´t have got there without this inspiration - Yeah, it´s still #1 for me
Hollywood has always been about quantity and not quality, Arnie himself is a product of this kind of movies but fortunately every now and then we get masterpieces like Terminator, Matrix, 2001: Space Odyssey, Interstellar, Forrest Gump and so on.
@Screw Head713 To make it even weirder I'm completely straight, just have a weird way of looking at things because of artistic background. Aesthetically, not sexually, but I guess most people don't separate the two.
The way these people thought, worked and strived in the production of T2 shows how far backwards we have come in our day and age. They were always aiming to do better, to break new ground, to do what has never been done before, and to make something they can be proud of. The way they paid attention to the smallest details, the technique, the overall picture, all the painstaking work that only master artists would undertake in order to get it exactly just the way they wanted.
Terminator 2 still looks great in 2020. That's some solid CGI, not overused but definitely used to great effect and with great care. Maybe a touch rough in some scenes - animation is a bit rigid sometimes - but then some of that is justified by the plot.
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This movie was way ahead of its time, respect.
Ikr and it's the best terminator movie in my opinion.
many james cameron flicks were.. aliens, the abyss, the terminator
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Did they actually use mercury?
Definitely it was
I love that even though Robert Patrick isn't as physically imposing as Arnold Schwarzenegger, he still plays such an intense villain. He's always making you wonder how the heroes could possibly stand a chance against him.
Yeah its great when a smaller person can seem so scary.
That's a good way to describe his character I remember being in terror in a kid watching him chase John
T800= monster truck
T1000= Lamborghini
From Terminator 2 to Scorpion, and even his smaller parts in Gangster Squad and Ladder 49, he always steals the scene
It's true. As you watch the movie you keep wondering, how the hell are they gonna kill that thing?
I don't think no one else would have played T-1000 as great as Robert. He did a terrific job at it.
I think Billy Idol, who was Cameron's original choice for the role, might have done just as well.
@@Elly3981I don't know if Billy would be so commited at this job as Patrick was
@@Elly3981hey was meant to get it but for a motorcycle crash.
Robert Patrick even said himself T1000 was his favorite role.
I love how expressionless Robert Patrick was and yet maintained the look of terror on his face. Great acting combined with great CGI
When the t-1000 tells Johns foster parents that there's nothing to worry about... such a simple scene and so fking scary!
You can feel from the start there's something off about this guy.
@@nightmareTomek The T-1000 can act very human and charming when it needs or wants to be.
Robert Patrick was scary af in T2. Brilliant acting.
Absolutely..scary than dumb zombies today!!
I was 9 when I watched it in the 90s and his acting combined with the music was terrifying.
I watched this movie countless times and I just took his acting for granted, but now I realize the challenges. He trained to run with perfect posture and never looked out of breath or tired. He trained to shoot rapidly with his eyes open and not flinch. Also that emotionless yet scary robotic facial gesture.
@@andreasbianconeri879 For sure!
@@CHAOS88100 Especially compared to the new Terminator movies that are honestly terrible.
The effect of t-1000 walking through the cell bars is still to this day one of the most jaw dropping special effects I've ever seen. Unbelievable work that was done 30 yrs ago!!!! Freakin insane
still my favorite arnold flick 10/10
Corridor Crew redid it recently with modern tech. But Stan Winston, Rob Bottin, and Greg Nicotero were the visionary pioneers by mixing realistic live practical fx with CGI.
Shame the remake of The Thing went totally CGI despite the practicals being ready and filmed.
@@54356776 Where?
God knows how many new softwares were created just to get into the director's imagination.
Hello to you who are reading, how are you?
I want to tell you: THERE IS A GOD WHO LOVES YOU, AND HE WANTS TO SAVE YOU.
The greatest proof of His love for you was on the cross.
There is only one GOD, only one GOD, there are no others, and GOD is Love, he is merciful, but he is also a GOD of judgment and justice.
This GOD has Laws, and we cannot keep them properly, we fail, we sin when we disobey His Laws. Think with me, when someone commits a crime, he breaks a certain Law, is he innocent or guilty? We understand that if he has committed a crime, broken or disobeyed a law, he is not innocent, but guilty. Does a guilty deserve to be convicted or acquitted? We understand that if he committed a crime he deserves to be convicted. Such is the state of the human being before God. guilty. The Bible says that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Rom 3:23). We have sinned against GOD, we are not innocent but guilty, and our sins condemn us and condemn us to hell.
But I want to tell you that there is hope for us, there is forgiveness for our sins, because, even though we are flawed and sinners, God loved us so much that in the fullness of time he sent his SON, JESUS CHRIST to this earth. JESUS is the one who was born under the law of GOD. JESUS fulfilled all the law of God, being thus perfect, in Jesus there was no sin nor deceit in his mouth.
For when the LORD JESUS was here, HE did good to all, and healed all who were oppressed by the devil, JESUS was not a person who trampled on those who were fallen, on the contrary, HE stretched out His hands to the fallen, JESUS came to to save sinners, to seek and to save that which was lost, he performed miracles, signs and wonders among the people, the blind saw, the deaf heard, the dumb spoke, the lame walked and the dead were raised, for God was with HE.
Jesus is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. And then according to God's plan, Jesus being innocent, was rejected, was wronged and was condemned to death, and death on a cross. In this fact, GOD proves his love for us, in that CHRIST died nailed to a cross on our behalf, HE died for our sins, HE was our substitute suffering the condemnation that we deserve.
Then HE was buried and after three days, GOD raised Jesus from the dead, breaking the shackles of death, because it was impossible for death to stop him.
After Jesus was resurrected, He gave commandments to His disciples, and the Lord Jesus was taken up into heaven and sat at the right hand of God.
JESUS CHRIST is the Judge who will judge the living and the dead, what GOD is announcing to all people is repentance. Repent of your sins, forsake your sins, and turn to GOD, believe in his SON JESUS CHRIST, so that your sins may be forgiven, only JESUS can save the souls of men, JESUS CHRIST is the only way, Put all your faith, your trust and your hope in Jesus and begin to obey him.
These clips are just showing pure professionalism. No sily jokes, everyone doing his best, and the result is a movie that people will remember for decades or even centuries.
Agreed
Now Hollywood filled with bunch woke peoples
Seriously ... I am absolutely disgusted with movies/youtube clips spewing mindless jokes / quips ... even in serious situations completely contrary to the tone in the scene ... especially youtube clips in which people throw a joke to look cool .. I mean wtf
Part of that was because James Cameron tolerated exactly ZERO bullshit on the set. If you were so much as 30 second late to a take, you were getting an ear full from him.
Silly jokes r neccessary in modern cinema. Look MCU for example. Bunch of stupid jokes which made it enjoyable for average audience
After more than 30 years these special effects still look top notch.
Incredible!
The rightfully best in the series that even makes the first movie a bit envies.
Robert Patrick is like MADE for this role. T2 is one of the best american films ever. Congratulations on the whole team.Well done
Best Terminator Movies EVER.
True!
agree ?
@@woklam342 are u sure?
@@korolshah2896 my opinion don t mean your opinion
His legs of iron, his feet part of iron and part of clay.
There has never been a better terminator than Robert Patrick.
@@GLARebel no not The Terminator. THE Terminator
Wait what about that one guy.........oh yeah Arnold.jk
Augustus Sinclair NEGATIVE, ROBERT PATRICK IS THE TERMINATOR. This time, second part is better than firt film
I don't think we've had a good one since Kristina Loken
Schwarzenegger... hands down.. Patrick was decent, but he was still second best best to the man...
"Hey buddy??? You got a dead cat in there or what???"
Do do, do do do do doda doda doot...
"FUCK YOU ASSHOLE..."
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Never realised how fucking in-shape Robert Patrick was. T2 has to be in the running for one of the best action films ever made, and his contribution cannot be understated. Love the Nine Inch Nails shirt and pin he wears, dude has always seemed like a really cool guy off-screen and a total psychopathic badass on-screen.
If your gonna sprint as fast as an accelerating motercross bike or car you better be in shape
@Screw Head713 I don't think he was looking at him in that way. Mabey you was subconsciously ?? 🤔😒
Glad someone else noticed the NIN pin. Cool dude indeed.
His brother was in NIN at that time
@Screw Head713 good job letting everyone know your IQ is below 70
i love how robert patrick gets all wide-eyed and excited like a little kid each and every time he talks about T2 and his iconic role as the T-1000... you can tell how much the role means to him and how he loved the entire process...
I'm sure the production crew found Robert a pleasure to work with since he was very compliant in so whatever they asked of him no matter how awkward and uncomfortable it was.
This movie's special effects stands the test of time.
Yeah but they also put in some shitty CG in this poor sequel
you mean low resolution CGI lol
In my opinion this movie's special effects are better and more tangibles that the ones used in the last battle of Avangers Endgame.
True that
I was a little kid it blew my mind I thought I was watching magic nothing like it at the time.
This movie looks still better than 100 % nowadays movies.
no dout its a immortal masterpeace u know what i downloid it now maybe i think os many days to watch this choilhood immrtal
at least better than dark fate
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Robert Patrick was PERFECTLY cast for this role. Can't imagine anyone else doing it.
The T1000 became every 90’s kid nightmare, literally.
Much agreed..... A True savage!
and T-X brings wet dream =))
and the malfunction Robocop ed 209 in the late 80's :) ... drop your weapon... drops it, drop your weapon ... oh ow !
@@dawn-moon Oh yes. The melted face, the brutal murder on Murphy. It's even scary today. Can't believe I watched it as a 8 year old kid. Will never forget those images. I'm still amazed at how they made the face of Murphy on that robot work. Also Peter Weller is my sci-fi hero. Loooovveee Screamers
Even though he scared me, I was kinda in love with him. Not just 'cause of his obvious hotness, he was so bad he was irresistible. I've got issues, huh?
To this day, Robert Patrick's Terminator is by far, hands-down, head and shoulders above any other, the best antagonist Terminator of all the T-movie series.
His square head and serious face made it all. Amazing.
yes arnie is a gay
totally agree
@John Rayne well republicans arent human so guess he make good cyborg.
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Who thinks this was the best movie of the Terminator series?
Totally, and one of the best movies of the '90s
Nope, it's the best movie I ever watched, along with Matrix 1.
it's an awesome movie, but I prefer the first one)
@@davidovics92 The effects in Terminator 1 were laughable and the script wasn't so good compared to T2. If it wasn't for the police station shootout I would have given T1 a 6/10.
@@dennisanderson8663 I agree with the effects part, but obviously the budget was way smaller, so you can't really blame them. With the script part however, i don't agree with you. Terminator was/is a superb movie period
And then, after all that...there's the soundtrack. Still gives me chills to this day. Amazing how everything just came together with this movie.
And 3 decades later it still looks as impressive as it did in 91. Amazing movie.
completely disagree. todays movies are so much better in every way. especially the wokeness. its about time you where all schooled.
@@nepntzerZer I'm not the 'those were the times' kind of guy, but that's subjective. There are great movies today just like there used to be great movies back then. When i praise decades old special effects, i'm obviously considering the year and the tech available at the time.
@@nepntzerZer Funny guy.
@@nepntzerZer well whatever makes you feel better in a smaller pool... But Corporately produced movies will always be shite. And your feelings will always be hurt. People who don't like "woke", are always upset that someone doesn't like their bigotry. Boo hoo tell us where the non existent in your life trans/BLM/Liberal/Socialist/communist/foreign/poor/different person touched you...
@@nepntzerZer Miles Dyson was a black computer programmer this movie was very progressive for its time, brother
Terminator 2 is a masterpiece
Agreed. Like Jurassic Park. We had never seen anything like it before.
I agree but it turns out there was a screw up at the part where the swat is shooting Arnold before he shoots them with the gas launcher at the back you can see a crew member walk in front of the shot I never noticed till I saw a video bring it up 🤣
@@FreddyD177 I'll check it out. In Star Wars there are so many things like that also. I like those hidden mistakes.
Legend
Probably the best one
Robert Patrick plays the T1000 in the most convincing, terrifying way. There were just so many factors that made T2 an amazing film.
It's the way he walks
Robert Patrick is a great, highly underrated actor.
He doesn't make any fast movements until he has made contact that is just scary. He stalks in a slow and menacing way and scans every room with effeciency first. Contrast that to him when he is fighting a chasing and it just makes him that much more scary.
Didn't know some effect were actually real like the shotgun holes on the police jacket. So clever and genious special FX solutions. Amazing mixed CGI/real effects still incredible as of today in 2022.
Damn me either but wow. Guess I need to go back and watch the extras on some old movies .
Amazing
Im still trying to wrap my head around the fact he didn't turn into a giant shoe at the drink machine, i mean, how did he sample the security guard through the boot lol
I thought it fake but very real more than effect... It's genius movie !
Even 31 years later, the effects in T2 hold up better than most movies in the late 90s and early 2000s. In 4K, they look _gloooooorious_
Robert Patrick was so perfectly cast in this. Hugely underrated character actor
He was great in The Faculty, Cop Land and Walk the Line.
His role as O'reilly (though small) in Die Hard 2 helped him land the role as the T-1000. O'reilly was Terminator-like in his mannerisms- never blinks, cold blooded and just kills.
Yeah he's a really great actor. Very underused, underrated, but still really talented!
"What do you think, I'm still the kid on the bus"?
-Tony Soprano
these effects look more believable than today's cgi. sometimes less is more
Practical effects are real, and they have some special charm. CGI can be good but it's still... just computer generated. Practical effects are so amazing when they are done well. I'm shocked how many of these were practical effects. No wonder why they still look so good!
The industry seems to think cgi today is good enough to fool audiences, but it's far from being completely believable, esp when it comes to animation and interaction with real world objects, ie people.. now waiting for that 3d Roger Rabbit remake..
@@KnightmareUSA It's usually a matter of budget and time. CGI is often the quicker and cheaper solution given a certain timetable. Of course, some things _have_ to be CGI depending on how outside the scope of reality it is. That said, it's cool when they can do things with practical effects like the hallway fights in Inception and Doctor Strange.
They seem to overdo effects these days and it looked unnecessary and cheap
It’s all about skill and patience. If they want it they have more than they need to create a revolutionary CGI animation BUT nobody cares about great CGI so let’s just throw in some boring templates and called it a day. Less work, more pay.
One of the greatest pieces of CGI ever made, even today it looks incredible so I can't imagine how revolutionary it was at the time! Judgement Day is a masterpiece
The reason it looked so good was that CGI was not used unless it was absolutely necessary. The rest of the special effects were done with old-school methods. Nowadays, CGI is overused which makes a lot of stuff look fake.
yes!😮💨@@Elly3981
Movie is a timeless classic..
The effects were literally way beyond that era.
Warren yea you absolutely right i think this moovie maked in 2005
Lol, no they weren't. They did it.
@@christosnb8444 1991
Lol they weren't that's why they were able to do it in that era
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It’s been 15 years since I first watched this movie as a kid, and I still can’t believe Robert Patrick is a real human. Remarkable.
Look at him at the DC peacemaker
Look up the video "Robert Patrick Terminator 2 locations".
He seems to be a very cool guy, lol...
i am are real cat 😺 but nobody believes me 🤣 meow purrr purrr 😂
This movie is UNFORGETTABLE.. The experience that you'll feel while watching it is so intense.. One of the best movie ever🎥😍
Robert Patrick's body work made Arnold Schwarzeneggar step up his own performance. Robert totally understood how to represent the constant "scanning" of a Terminator.
@Jajajaja Jajajaja Tell us you hate your life without telling us you hate your life...
@@GlennDavey Naw he's got a point. Today's media is mostly garbage.
@@mkultra2456 today's SOCIAL media infects brains and turns them into know-nothing anti-intellectual morons
@@GlennDavey Hollywood was filled with sex offenders and podophiles back then that wasn't public. But nowadays they still got to keep their roles and keep working like its nothing
@@johan13135 you’re thinking of “churches”
"It blew my mind!"
*Cuts to scene with giant hole in his head*
🤣
That's the joke - Mcbain
Says Jack 'Crater'
It blew my mind! (physically)
My mind was like BOOOM
This movie has better CGI than a lot of movies in the 21st century.
No Nostalgia is just blinding you
@@nahtatroll not quite. There are plenty of examples that prove otherwise
not really
@@nahtatroll No - it's that CGI is overused today. Look at the latest Terminator film, it looks like a video game. A shitty video game. That part where they're fighting on the crashing aircraft as it plummets from the sky looks like a photorealistic boss battle from Super Mario Brothers. Impossible absurd cartoon action.
MrJeffcoley1 i didn’t watch dark fate because it’s garbage. I do agree that cgi is over used but you can’t sit and tell me that the CGI looks better when the liquid metal form looks like a damn 3D animation you’d see at a bowling alley. I think our eyes have just gotten better at seeing the flaws or the higher quality (HD) did.
Seeing this movie at theaters when it first came out was mind blowing ! The CGI WAS AHEAD OF ITS TIME!
"You can't do a sequel and have it be more of the same."
Hollywood has lost its roots.
A good sequel needs to expand the world and lore of the first movie and also stand as a great movie on its own.
Also, most movies worth seeing now are part of giant franchises, where the characters are bigger than the actors.
@@fresherturtle1154 That's not necessarily true, it's just harder to find non franchise films in cinema.
@@fresherturtle1154 Problem is that drama turns into action with sequels, even more so with the second sequel. Same with horror movies. Turns from 18+ to 16+ to 13+. All the suspense traded for quick scares and a cheese full of plotholes.
Judgement day is one of the few that didn't go overboard. Best action thriller ever.
@@ForcesNL Yeah horror movie sequels usually get back really quick
Nope .. Hollywood just lost his good artists .. Either by dying or getting the hell outta Dodge ..
Nearly 30 years later, and the movie that redefined the visual effects industry still remains the benchmark that so many modern studios can't even come close to replicating the impact of.
Sorry to say it, but T2 gets too much credit. Will always be a sci-Fi movie that everyone says was the worlds most groundbreaking in CGI. If it is not T2, then it is Tron, if it is not Tron, then it is King Kong etc.. But my personal favourite will alway be the first "The Matrix" movie. That actually has proven test of time(Not the sequals, they suck visually). I can really not understand how such movie was made in 1999 and still looks amazing today.
@@zerazara The Matrix was and still is a masterpiece!
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. You totally missed my argument. My point was not to "compare" The Matrix and T2. All i said was that The Matrix impressed me "Personally" more from the time it came out. But I am against singeling out any movie for their achievements in visual effects, since there will always be a movie that shocked it's audience. For all we know King Kong from 1933 were even more impressive than T2, or how about Jason and the Argonauts from 1963. James Cameron was heavy on use of computer animated graphics from "Silicon Graphics" (The Unix based system seen in Jurassic Park from 1993). This made them create really impressive cgi visuals for that time. But Tron(1982) were pioneers a whole decade earlier with the use of CGI. I think people always front T2(1991) for CGI kingdomship, mostly because it actually also is a very "Good movie". But what did James Cameron did do that were "Novel" in visual effects in the movie? Tron(1982) already implemented CGI ten years before and Cameron did himself two ears prior in The Abyss(1989)
The Matrix(1998) however used "Bullet Time" and even created their own sw to morph between frames to make smoother motion. If you don't know what this technique is, it is a bunch of cameras lined up on a rail that takes a picture at the same time, frames then are arranged as animated motion and makes for some awsome scenes. This is why The Matrix is my favorite, not just because of the awsome visuals from 1998 movie, but also because they did something "novel" that impacted popular culture forever. And offcourse same like T2, they are both very good movies.
But again, which movies is the mosr groundbreaking movie considering visual effects relative to time ot was made? Who knows, could be King Kong from 1933
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. Offcourse you cannot say the same for the movies that came aroubd the same time. T2 was the worlds most expensive movie at the time it was produced and released. But right after you had movies with impressive CGI like Forrest Gump, Jurassic Park, Toy Story, Star Wars phantom menace, The Mask, Titanic etc etc. Eventually The Matrix which again was groundbreaking in visual effects in same sense as T2, Jason and the Argonauts, King Kong etc etc. For its time T2 was eye-popping. But again, not the only movie in times doing that.
@Rafael Cardeño Jr. Well CGI in Tron looked awsome at it's time, but does not hold up. And sorry to say, T2 CGI does not hold up either. So what is the dlfference. Maybe T2 did hold up for a long time and it became like a phrase.
Actually CGI has recently become very "Infamous". At least "full CGI". Most big directors prefer "Practical visual effects" combined with digital composition. Ridley Scott commented on Alien prequel "Prometheus(2012)" that he preffered practical effects, as they were much cheaper than CGI, but also in fact "looked better" than CGI. Also other eye-popping movies like Mad Max Fury Road(2015), George Miller were heavy on the use of "Practical effects" contra using CGI. So actually we are not there yet. Maybe "Artificial Intelligence" can help us improve our computer graphics to be indestinguishable from reality in the future. But remember that computer technology is also improving practical effects like use of 3d Scanners and 3D printers, animatronics, computer controlled camera rigs, high end digital cameras with even better quality and image quality as 35mm film or medium format etc etc.
What I love about him is that at times he’s got such a soft warm and friendly tone to him but other times he’s either scary, weird or cold and calculated and he’s definitely my favourite villain ever for the series
Robert Patrick is a Scorpio.
@@justonfisk5813 So basically he was born with the terminator eyes.
Robert was pretty funny in Striptease too. He has good range.
For a 1991 film the effects in it were so incredible.
I think these technicians were the greatest..... Considering the year of production and the availability of system resources, they did an outstanding job in 90s.
After seeing all this effort & hardwork...makes me appreciate this gem of a movie even more
I love this. With modern effects it's so easy to forget how revolutionary Terminator 2 was. My favorite movie.
I remember back then thinking Patrick looked middle aged (but obviously good looking for his age). Now watching it he looks so young. Amazing how perception of youth changes as we get older.
Nothing screams 90s nostalgia more then Robert Patrick in a nine inch nails t shirt
I am also very glad 30 years on they are both still with us and both brilliant.
I was only scrolling down to check if some one mentioned NIN yet you did
His brother Richard played guitar in NIN before starting Filter.
And Adam Jones from Tool doing special effects
@@ktw5086 hey man, nice shot..
This movie remains the coolest film that I have seen. It still holds up today.
To create this magic 30 years ago is phenomenal to say the least. I'm very grateful to the VFX team to cause me sitting on the edge of my seat. Recently I've watched the movie again and the level of thrills has not been deteriorated even a bit. True Masters were here at work behind the scenes. Thank you!
I'm amazed at how Robert could hold an expression without a twitch for the scans. I'd be very self conscious and blink when the laser would come near my eyes. I guess that is what makes a good actor. Puppeteering your own body with your mind.
Robert was very compliant and did whatever was asked of him. I'm sure a lot of what the production team wanted him to do wasn't very comfortable physically or mentally. That, and the intense training he underwent to perform the running scenes without showing signs of exertion, strain, or fatigue since a machine isn't supposed to feel any of that.
My dad remembers being blown away by the special effects in this film when it came out. He eventually did a fair amount of 3D modeling at the university he went to in Spain, but not with such professional hardware. He always dreamed of owning an SGI workstation back then.
SGI was the shit the 90s.
thats awesome he was in there early on-did he keep working-id be curious to hear how he turned out in that world?
yes the same question that Aural asked
Saw this recently, it is still holding up
Your dad is dead now so shut up.
Perfect cast for T-1000, plus the special effects. I remember watching the movie in cinema back then and Patrick scared the shit out of me.
The perfect contrast to Arnolds bruiser style, Patrick was the apex predator, quick, deadly, utterly relentless, the superior killing machine that could only be stopped if you go all in and take heavy losses too.
This movie is more Realistic than the movies nowadays !!!
Any thoughts of what movies in the past few years what have been incredible movies?
100%. John Wick trilogy is absolutely amazing. Fantastic fight chorography. Also. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE - THE LAST MOVIE CALLED FALLOUT. Tom Cruise does all action scenes. NO CGI AND GREEN SCREEN. Incredible.
Chris Nolan’s movies are awesome, a lot of them are done with little to none sfx
Realistic? Wtf do u mean? It's pure fiction!
Pizza I think he meant that the practical effects look better than modern day cgi and sfx
In the T2 commentary, James Cameron mentions that the shot where the T1000 was rising up out of the floor in the hospital was the very first digital effects shot they got back from the lab. And the quality of that shot was going to decide how much CG vs practical effects they were going to use in the movie. Fortunately, it was amazing. :)
The creativity and ingenuity is amazing. By mixing practical and CG so thoroughly within single scenes, it was truly like “movie sleight of hand” - switching seamlessly from one trick to the next to create a convincing illusion. Truly epic filmmaking.
this is why films from that era have such staying power, because so much human energy and dedication went into them. Creative genius. Oh, and that NIN shirt.
He scared the shit out of me when I was a kid, now I'm 22 and still love the movies😂The first 3 terminator movies were the best
U mean first 2 t3 ruined it
FRostxD he said what he said and meant what he meant.
@@jmt6137 come onnnnnnn...gotta admit Kristanna Loken is a fair babe...worth the watch haha
agreed
Terminator 3 is shit.
A mixture of practicals and CGI is how it should be done. That’s exactly why movies like Terminator 2, Jurassic Park, and The Lord of the Rings STILL look amazing!
Mind blowing special effects. I remember seeing this when it came out, I was about 15 years old. I couldn't believe the special effects. Way ahead for its time.
Listen, two things scared you as a 90s kid: the T1000 chasing you, and TRex from JP chasing you.
Not gonna lie, that is completely true I have that nightmare for 5 years STRAIGHT after watching those two movie ESPECIALLY THE SPINOSAURUS!!!! THAT BEAST IS THE WORST OF ALL OF THE NIGHTMARE MONSTER TO THIS DATE!!!!
100% accurate.
Aliens too!
Ummm.... No. Chucky.
@@aryastark575 just kick him
“As perfect as it possibly could have” couldn’t have said it better.
Dk how or why this was recommended but thank you algorithms, thanks uploader & thanks special effects team on Terminator 2.
They were so ahead of their time. This movie aged really well and still looks great to this day!
perfect actors for the perfect movie without failures
These people are geniuses, to do what they did at that time, oh wow.
Arguably the best block buster film of all time and it sums up 90's cinema to me.
i love to see how they did this back in the day. it makes it even more amazing that they where able to pull of such stunning vfx
Very very clever how they manage to integrate & assimilate the props with the CG. Highly intelligent & creative people here.
I didn't see any miles Bennett Dysons
Never realized those impacts to the liquid metal were actual props...thought it was CGI.
Same I waswondering how they they made them pop out during the shots
Same here.
@Luis Cruz WAS
@@SavageEntertainmentYEAH when he was shot, they had special shirts with a foam rubber torso sculpted and painted to match the cloth sleeves attached to them. Beneath the rubber torso was a fiberglass chest form with spring-loaded flaps. Inside each flap was a foam rubber "splash hole", which was chrome plated and stuffed inside. Triggering the mechanism would open the flaps like a blooming flower, making the splash holes appear.
Some shirts were cable controlled, others were radio controlled, but each scene where he was shot required a specialized shirt or series of shirts made just for that scene so the pattern would always be unique. After a couple of takes, the chrome would flake off so they had to make multiple copies of hundreds of unique splashes. Every splash hole was a piece of art!
It's remarkable how much they were able to accomplish entirely in camera.
Same
It still blow my mind every time I watch this movie.
I watched it in the movie theatre when it came out and as a kid I was blown away. I think I watched it like 30 times since then. It's amazing how well it holds up after so many years.
The imagery of Robert Patrick was compelling,and the projectory of the various sketches is considered true Art!
Remember this from way back then, the graphics were mind blowing at the time!! WELL DONE
Robert Patrick WAS the T1000. I I mean: he lived it, made the role his own.
His acting in this movie was... terrifying. In the best of ways.
The stoic look, the determination that one can see in every scene....awesome. Gives me goosebumps even after so many years.
The accumalitive passion put into this film is amazing. Everyone was just at their best.
If you think about it,
This movie is just impossible to make....
-The action
-cgi
-acting
-music
Such a masterpeace!!!
Robert Patrick as t1000 is hot 🔥🔥🔥
Especially at the end of the movie.
@@Awelbeckk :)...... Nice one
Yeah hehe
Current one he looks like old men.
Niaa
2 months to get 5 seconds of footage at the end. Now that's *dedication*
There's a reason why people loved the 80s music and especially the 90s films. There was something uniquely creative of meshing traditional aesthetics (instruments/props) with a touch of computerized technology. Back when going over and beyond was appreciated & adored; now that kind of talent gets purposely misunderstood and overlooked. Sad.
Nowadays, if it fits political agenda, it gets green light
@triparadoxc.6347 Why do right wing guys with loli anime profile pics make everything about politics?
The beauty of movies like T2 and the Abyss was that CGI was used only when truly necessary so the effects still look smooth and natural. Nowadays CGI is way overused and makes things look fake.
Nowadays, CGI is way overused so everything looks fakes.
I love this movie, the 90s, Guns N Roses, Arnold, and the Terminator Lore all together
Sad the kid went nuts though
Movies don’t get this real nowadays
Especially marvel movies
@Elexiel It was that time when they used mostly practical effects still. Then they started incorporating the digital. That's why it still looked good, cause the digital was minimal. I agree practical effects was the only way to go, still should be to this day. look at hellraiser.
Naw, they want us to think CGI is crappy... so in our mainstream programming software, they make it seem like there has been no advancement in over 20 years, when in reality, its your local and national news broadcasts and all that stuff that has the real advanced and cutting edge CGI stuffs... 👁
John Jones that’s a cool conspiracy theory
@@notvietnam4112 conspiracy simply means secret plans... the word has been made to make the masses think crazy, far fetched, and not real when it is used... are you a part of the cyborg zombie mass roaming mindless across existence???
they should send a t 800 to the past to avoid making terminator movies from 2003 to 2020
Rodz lol
Sounds like the Wayans Bros could parody this lol
Brilliant Comment !
This is the best comment from 2003 to 2020
Not to be a spoiler but the new film cancels the sequels by successfully sending a terminator back to kill John Conner. I know you are talking about real life but that is not possible. I'm sure everyone can agree that Genisys was terrible but Salvation was actually pretty good and T3 was okay. Giving another director control of James Cameron's franchise was a terrible decision from the beginning.
8:03 the t1000 replicating scuff marks on tile was a nice touch
3:31 - Robert Patrick in his Nine Inch Nails tshirt. His brother, Richard was a guitarist for NIN before he formed Filter.
Hey man nice shirt!
@@smash461986 indeed. It went full circle when Nine Inch Nails with Richard Patrick performed Hey Man Nice Shot last nite
Can't believe after so many years or decades, the CGI still looks so amazing that nowadays lot of movies still couldn't beat that
I wouldn't say amazing. It's okay atleast
@@stenthetombstone7915 Ok? Really? It still looks as good as anything now.
The special effects hold up because so much of it was done with on set practical effects. They really thoroughly thought about how they were going to accomplish this.
They really pushed the limits of what was possible, the final result was absolutely stunning and in fact still is to this day.
I love this! It’s actually amazing what goes into making this film!
amazing actor in Robert Patrick.
4:34 Wait this whole scene was actually real ??!!!
Practical effect, practical effect ... A science long forgotten ...
5:20.
@EA -Sports They were activated by springs.
Wow. Cannon imagine
It is real -- Let's all run for dear life!!
Robert Patrick’s “not quite right” movement was genius.
It was the golden age of computers, cinema and SciFi. From all the movies I´ve seen in decades, T2 is still in the top 3.
I was hard into graphics programming at that time, wrote my 3D engine from scratch in assembler and Turbo-Pascal6 :-D
Couldn´t have got there without this inspiration - Yeah, it´s still #1 for me
This stuff is damn fuckin' masterpiece..even seen now!!
Back when Hollywood was focus on quality and not quantity.
"Quality and not quantity" when trying to describe a sequel LOL
yup
Hollywood has always been about quantity and not quality, Arnie himself is a product of this kind of movies but fortunately every now and then we get masterpieces like Terminator, Matrix, 2001: Space Odyssey, Interstellar, Forrest Gump and so on.
So beautiful to watch in 2021
@@mrlionX this was one of the few sequels considered better than the original
I can't get over how anatomically perfect Robert Patrick is, he looks more like the blueprint human than anything I've seen in artist's anatomy guides
@Screw Head713 To make it even weirder I'm completely straight, just have a weird way of looking at things because of artistic background. Aesthetically, not sexually, but I guess most people don't separate the two.
@@TrollDragomir the only gay thing about any of this is the person who suggested it. Out the closet fs mate
@Screw Head713 you’re the only one who thought it, kinda gay bro
@Screw Head713 It's only gay if you think it's gay.
@Screw Head713 lmfao
The effort they put into this movie is incredible.
The way these people thought, worked and strived in the production of T2 shows how far backwards we have come in our day and age. They were always aiming to do better, to break new ground, to do what has never been done before, and to make something they can be proud of. The way they paid attention to the smallest details, the technique, the overall picture, all the painstaking work that only master artists would undertake in order to get it exactly just the way they wanted.
5:21 I can't believe those were practical effects 😳
Mind blown
Seeing Robert Patrick wearing early 90s NIN merch makes me so happy. God I miss the 90s.
Terminator 2 still looks great in 2020. That's some solid CGI, not overused but definitely used to great effect and with great care. Maybe a touch rough in some scenes - animation is a bit rigid sometimes - but then some of that is justified by the plot.
Not bicth it was way better than last terminator for sure !
This movie looked more real then fast and furious series
Avatar looks more real than the FF series.
Horrific comparison lol
Don't even bring up that stupid movie up here please.
FF is bollywood now
Best terminator of all time!!!