Why does a future cyborg have an accent? The Terminator Accent Explained - It’s Bizarre!
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The Terminator franchise has some of the most loved science fiction films of all time. But one large problem all the Terminator films have has never been addressed, Until now, The reason why a cyborg from the future has an Austrian accent. Let’s get into it!
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If Deadpool (as of Deadpool 2) were real we could crowdfund a good 'ol fashioned veto of Cameron, Scott, Kennedy, and all the others from "saving" their franchises into the ground. Considering Cameron also said that Testosterone is Toxic, #7 is not going to be another bomb. It will be filled with so much "muh Climate Change" propaganda, that Avatar 2 will seem almost reasonable. Almost.
You know how dogs help detect the terminators in the future war?
So skynet makes realistic looking, sounding, Terminator dogs, even smell like wet fur when it rains.
Skynet in Terminator 8: Terminator Bud.
You thought Sky Bud was the limit? Now see that golden retreiver in film in a way you never thought to see him, sneaking into human ranks and helping sneak more terminators admidst them by making them think the terminators are regular people by not barking at them. unfortanately skynet didnt plan on Terminator Bud being so true to his origins that he still is man's best friend and helps identify and fight the terminator threat.
Then we can have Terminator 9, It's Pat(Terminator).
No one knows the gender of the new Terminator model and everyones dieing to find out!
I tried that fishing game and I found Nemo as my first fish.
I wanna see someone top that xD
i post on x about it weeks ago.. plus more alien movies coming.. and predator
NO, Robot Head, Terminator 3 is TERRIBLE!!!
I just thought his accent sounded like 80's computer speech sythesis. Never really thought it needed a backstory.
Everything needs a back story. No dead horse must go unflogged.
Yep, well said
I feel like this video was made just to sell Fishing Clash. 😂
I like this channel but having ⅓ of the short video be a sponsor is kinda wild
It’s cuz Arnold is Austrian. And now other people need to come up with a canon reason. Like Han Solo saying that the Millennium Falcon can make the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs lol
I think it is from all the douchey wannabe intellectuals who can't just accept something as fun. They are the kind of people who will overanalyze every film, anime, video game, comic, etc to find "metatextual" reasons for everything that happens. The kind of people who think references to philosophy or long-dead religions make a work of fiction profound rather than the actual story or characters.
@@fattiger6957 Same people for which J.K. Rowling keeps tossing canon on Twitter.
Nobody cares that wizards uses to disappear her own shit before toilets were invented!!
@@fattiger6957 "[…] who can't just accept something as fun." The end of that sentence I heard that Cinema Sins Ding. I still enjoy watching that.😉 One definitely shouldn't over-analyze movies, but one certainly can have fun with it. The Kessel Run "time" is something I can ignore, but it definitely feels different once you know about it.
@@Smaxx I despise Cinema Sins. That kind of nitpicking trash has created a whole generation of people who complain about the tiniest things.
@@fattiger6957 Oh, I fully agree. It's overly nitpicky and sometimes even picking on stuff (or making stuff up) that's not actually there. But I consider the whole channel/approach to videos to be a kind of parody on actual nitpicky viewers/players (in case of Gaming Sins), the ones which you described. And as such, I enjoy watching it a lot (although rather irregular). I never take it serious.
No, actually. That was footage which was recorded for one of the several tie-in console games of the time. I remember there was an actual quote from whoever directed it (not sure if it was Mostow or a second unit person), who literally said that they were looking around themselves, realised they had the set, cameras and Arnold, then decided to film some comical tongue-in-cheek stuff PURELY for the game (where they knew that it would never matter). It was just an excuse to have fun with the assets they already had and wouldn't cost any extra to use.
Because that same footage was bizarrely incldued on the DVD as 'deleted scenes', a lot of commentators, in the intervening years, came to the false conclusion that it was intended for the film.
It never was, though. It was just the production crew having a giggle for a video game. It was never meant for the official movies.
Sadly, the quotes aren't recoverable, because it was something circulated on the film's discussion forum, at the time. The T3 site, for obvious reasons, was deleted many years ago.
That's really interesting. I want to try and find out more 👍
@@RobotHead Sadly, the official T3 site was shut down, along with its discussion forum. I've no idea if anyone on the crew might have spoken about it during the intervening years? But I definitely remember it being talked about on there,a t the time, due to the quotes which came out. A lot of us were, like, "Phew... At least they didn 't intend for that goofy stuff to be taken seriously."
Then it showed up on the DVD and a myth was born...
That's crazy. I did not know that!
@@RobotHead Are you saying that you want to know more?
The machines were horrible at designing terminators that were able to disguise themselves among humans. Reese even explains that earlier models were extremely simple to spot. The answer to 'the accent' is that Skynet hadn't perfected their terminators yet. In Terminator 2 we see clearly that the next model sent disguises himself much better, acts friendly, etc.
But that STILL doesn't explain the accent
@@dirtygarageguy How so? The machines hadn't nailed down how most humans talk, hence their terminator has an off-accent. All speech has an accent, but they likely couldn't figure out which one made sense for where the Terminator was set to go (America).
But the robots managed to achieve time travel? 😅
@@dirtygarageguy have you ever tried to learn a foreign language and tried to pronounce something correctly only for the native speaker to tell you you’re still wrong after repeating the same word five times?
@dirtygarageguy here's an explanation: the actor playing the Terminator is from Austria. The funny thing is lots of actors are able to use a pretend Americsn accent.
The Terminator infiltrates the humans' underground shelter:
It's a me, Mario!
Mamma Mia!
Never had a problem with Arnie's accent in the Terminator films, just like it didn't bother me how Vader got back to the Star Destroyer so fast in The Empire Strikes Back.
Ah yes, days before the internet. When people actually enjoyed things and didn't think picking apart every aspect of media made them an ultra enlightened "critic".
@@randomcharacter6501 Nope, plenty of attentive fans already existed back then.
They were simply in a different circle. Nowadays you can just interact with them too easily and viceversa
The EST scene never crossed my mind either until George inserted the tydirium scene and I was like, wtf is this doing here, oh wait I see what’s happening. I could still watch the original without being phased by it.
@@phaolo6True
@@randomcharacter6501 Nah, we made fun of things, but just like today, if the thing is overall good, poking fun at the minor details is just that; fun. Nowadays, so many things are utter trash that the minor details being wrong is just more fuel for the raging dumpster fire.
I don't know man, I can't imagine it in any other accent now.
My personal head canon (which ends at Terminator 2) is that the Austrian accent was a deliberate choice by Skynet as it calculated that having a thick noticeable foreign accent meant that people would be far less likely to try and engage in any prolonged conversation with the T-800. This was done to mask the fact that while it could appear human at a glance, the T-800 still lacked the computing power to accurately mimic genuine human speech patterns and physical manurisms, aside from recreating a voice that it had sampled but obviously couldn't recreate in person like we saw it do when John calls his foster parents.
It's not until the T-1k that Skynet is able to produce a Terminator capable of at least nearly passing for human in the way it speaks and moves. I say nearly because upon rewatching T2, I realized that there is still something slightly off about the T-1k in the way it speaks. Really was such a great performance by Robert Patrick.
That's a really good observation about the T-1000. The design trade-off of it being somewhat more natural is that it also seems to be kinda nuts, which is an interesting angle since it is an advanced distributed computing prototype.
I remember being in the theater and being floored by the twilight zone style ending of T3. Totally fell for it, really liked the movie. I appreciated that the bombs actually fell this time and the overall plot of the terminator franchise moved forward. And the gathering sense of dread leading up to the Skynet attack was well done. It is really amazing how just ok movies from the 90’s and 00’s look like masterpieces next to recent Hollywood fare
Agreed ! Superb ending ! I loved the "Anger is more useful than despair" scene as well. T3 does have one or two unforgiveably stupid moments but overall it's a really decent pop-corn flick and far better than most people give it credit for imo.
I still remember how people were disappointed and considered T3 bad writing. It definitely felt different, parts felt off, but overall still way better than many things coming out these days (sadly).
I remember the actors were the only thing people complained about when it came out, otherwise people loved the action, liked the story, and were excited for the next movie that we never got
T3 is definitely at its best as it slowly reveals that despite any further heroic efforts, the wheels of fate will not allow judgement day to be forestalled any further, and in giving a front seat to the start of the apocalypse. I do not think it got enough credit for that, because some of it's flaws are so glaring. The one that bothered me the most is that John Connor just acts kind of doped out the whole movie, like he never got over those puppy painkillers he took at the beginning. He's just a passenger. Still, you are right, the solidly mid movies of 20 years ago are mostly classics when you go straight from current era movies back to them. I showed my 16 year old Starship Troopers, which at the time we all considered a fun but cheesy and overly-simplistic action movie (No one had really thought much of the satire at the time, no matter how smart they were, which I think is because we had not had 9/11 and the 20 years of war in the middle east to properly contextualize it) and he thought it was one of the best movies ever.
Then we watched Tombstone with him and he was literally moved to tears. If that doesn't say it all, I don't know what does.
Eh, can't say I liked ret-conning the second movie. And I didn't like John; it almost seems like they were doing some sort of "subversion of expectations" with having the future leader of the human survivors being some dopey goof. The movie was meh, but yeah, there were some decent ideas and it's not just plain bad--I did like finding a way to one-up the T1000.
The Italian terminator 😂
That terminator was molto benne 🇮🇹🧑🏿🍳
Shit had me rolling!😅
There is a good trilogy of novels set after T2 that explain (among many other things) that the Arnold terminator was modelled after an Austrian counterterrorism operative, hence the accent. The books are by S. M. Stirling and named "T2: Infiltrator", "T2: Rising Storm", and "T2: The Future War". As a huge fan of T2, I found the books quite entertaining, especially their depiction of terminator AI.
Those books literally had Sarah Connor falling in love with the guy who looked like the T-800 - the same face which had been haunting her nightmares for years - and was also responsible for murdering her mother. It was hideously shallow thinking.
I read a couple of those. They definitely had some very interesting and well thought out background and insights, and some cool moments. It was creepy that Skynet had machine armies and infiltrators lurking around prior to Judgement day, and I especially remember a cool part where a bunch of them assault a prepared fortification where John is in South America. Even though as I recall the machines had no strategy other than march toward the big guns, and the defenders were completely aware the attack was coming, it took everything they had to stop the T-1000 that came in at the end of the assault.
As @Xenomorphine pointed out, they definitely had some serious weirdness too, and I recall some pacing issues, but all in all I feel like even if not much effort was put into the adaptation, they'd have made far better film sequels than what we got, and for far cheaper. The books are definitely worth a read for anyone who likes geeking out on the future war and the backstory of the franchise. I think I may even re-read the one or two I still have, if I can find them again.
@@Xenomorphine Agreed, I always hated that.
if he spoke with an American accent, he would still be speaking with an accent.
Sadly the era of good terminator films is likely over, but at least you have the first 2 to enjoy.
Just like Alien, Highlander, Star Wars, Star Trek, every single slasher series, The Exorcist, The Omen, Lord of the Rings, Marvel, DC...
Pretty much every franchise is a zombie now.
@@fattiger6957Halo too.
Front Desk Agent: "Tiki Motel?"
T-800: (clears throat from female voice to thick austrian accent)"Gimme ahdress theah!!"
Front Desk Agent:"That's not how you say it. It's 'there'. "
T-800: "Theah!"
Sgt Candy was hilarious; I remember hearing the clip was originally from a Terminator game that wasn't made.
“Stay at home sportsman” lmao
This video dropping on the birthday of another much more famous Austrian (former, late) politician's is pretty wild.
Painter... corporal
Arnie's dad was a fan though..
Why do you know that? lol.
@@ObsidianBehemoth it's open knowledge, his father was a member of the nazi party and was a officer in world war ii. I'm honestly not knocking Arnold at all - it's a sarcastic joke
@@kzamart I meant the Austrian Painter's birthday.
I remember seeing this on the dvd copy I had. Thought it was a fever dream from back then.
Thanks for finally explaining this Terminator question.
Fascinating. I've never seen Arnie's accent as an oversight or problem. In my own head cannon, Arnie's accent is just the way that the machines first sounded when they learned to speak. It's not "Austrian", it's a machine impersonating a human.
I’m so glad someone made a video on this. I’ve been asking about the accent for years.
The next instalment has Skynet sending back the bear from "Hercules in NY".
My mind was blown when I saw that as a kid. The whole thing was both so terrible and so incredibly dull.
That fake accent for Arnold sounded like Sam L. Jackson doing a voice over
Omg now I can’t unhear it lol
Doesn't count ifn he doesn't say Motherfucker.
Great, now I'm gonna have "Oh! Its me!" stuck in my head for a while...
James can do what they did to the Halloween 79 movie, Make Terminator 7 a sequel to Terminator 2 ignoring the ones after it.
That's literally what they tried to do with super-woke, horrendously awful Terminator Dark Fate. And James Cameron was involved in that and signed off on it, too.
The franchise is irredeemable after three (arguably four) bad movies in a row, each one worse than the last.
Lmao that ad segment reads like satire
My head canon from way back - I figured that when Skynet designed the first T-800, it went through all of the scans of real people it had on hand, and some massive Austrian freak was the only human who once existed in its database with enough meat to effectively conceal the endoskeleton. So it just used whatever voice data it had for that person, saving time and avoiding the risk of accidentally creating some mismatch out of whole cloth that would tip off the pesky humans in some way that wasn't easily obvious to a computer (remember, we know they spotted the older ones easily, according to Reese). Besides, the Terminators in the future war initially weren't really meant to blend in with humans for an extended period of time like they do in T1/2. They were meant to be good enough to get into a base or close to a high value target and melt them.
Once we enter the T2 and T3 timelines, Cyberdyne now has more of a hand (haha get it) in the design of Terminator prototypes, to varying extents.
Well one of the first things they'd do when reverse engineering the T-800 is extrapolate the size of the endoskeleton based on the arm and whatever other info they had access to, so that they knew the parameters they needed to ultimately work within. Once they know that, they have to figure out what kind of human body could reasonably conceal it, so the bio division starts a project of scanning and cataloguing super yolked dudes for this purpose. They probably come to the same conclusion as Skynet, which is that the workable range includes maybe just a couple of physiques in the Arnold-esque range. Naturally, Skynet has access to at least some of this once it starts thinking about Terminator skin suits, and once again finds a nice chunk of the work done for it. This all pretty much works because Schwarzenegger in his prime is still revered not just for his work in the sport, but his lottery winning genetics. At the same time, he isn't a ~7 foot giant that would immediately draw intense attention either. He really does occupy a sweet spot of sorts that we can imagine only a few other people do.
This does raise a troubling question, which is whether Cyberdyne had made the connection between the T-800 pieces they scavenged, and the LA police substation that got deleted by a single guy, complete with _video evidence_ in 1984. If they had, then they already had pretty much the whole physical template in hand from the beginning, including the voice. If they did, did they tell anyone? Did someone from Cyberdyne see Candy and think, hot dang! That guy looks just like the murder cyborg! Another gift from the shadowy future that we keep pushing forward for max profits! Tell the engineering pitch guy to practice the scary accent for the meeting, so the robot doesn't sound like it wants to marry its cousin. If this is the case, Cyberdyne is legitimately the most evil group of people to exist, and if they hadn't caused the collapse of civilization via Skynet, they'd certainly have done it some other way before too long. Remember, if we choose to consider T3 as part of the timeline, they did all of this even after Dyson and the Connors destroyed all of the artifacts and likely most of the research they had already done. It's starting to look like the founding of Cyberdyne is perhaps the past inflection point that everyone should be concerned with disrupting in the past. Honestly, this would have made more sense than the subsequent plots we got, and probably raises far more interesting questions. Is Judgement Day still inevitable without Cyberdyne? What consequences come from stopping it's foundation and killing or re-directing the key people driving the agenda? Is it right to murder someone for a crime they haven't committed yet? What do the future war leaders think of the ever escalating time travel war that now seems to only make the Skynet endgame worse? How much are they even aware of? Of course, this should all be considered in the flawed but more consistent single timeline model of time travel from the 80s. The multiverse must be avoided at all costs, because it removes all the stakes. James Cameron, if you happened to make it this far, I promise I won't sue you if use this idea. If you are dead-set on making a T7, and you really really shouldn't because I'm sure there are so many other fresh ideas you want to tackle, I just want it to be good, and to give the loop a closure that respects the struggle of T1&T2. If anyone else read all of this, I really appreciate it. I don't have anywhere else to put all of these rambling essays that result from my ADHD leading me away from the work I absolutely need to be doing to this work. ;)
I had the same theory that skynet didn't understand what made a fake person look feel and act like a real person and they learn from their mistakes with the t600 model. When they made the t800 they simply copied a real person one for one with all of their flaws knowing that they couldn't understand which flaws to do on purpose in order to make a convincing fake person so they simply copied somebody who is large enough to fit over the 800 skeleton and that person happened to be a Mr universe bodybuilder from Austria. The fact that the other Terminator in t1 was also a Mr universe bodybuilder gives even more credit to that theory.
@@M14Jeep Totally!
If we're going to include T3 as an acceptable Terminator movie (at least relative to the new shit), that makes me wonder: Why the hate for Salvation then?
The future war sequences of T1-2 were always my favorite parts of the movie, and T2: Arcade's levels prior to jumping back in time remain amongst my favorite games of all time. I thought Salvation was going to be impossible to mess up, but it just fell flat for me. Here are the problems as I see them:
1. The future war we see in Salvation just doesn't look much like the bits we saw in T1-3. The stylistic reasons are obvious. The narrative reasons are that Skynet needs to launch a big offensive to get things to the state we see later. However, there isn't much tension built up about this. Nobody really seems worried about it, which is weird, and yet again the franchise trope of nobody believing anything the Connors say is in full effect.
2. Connecting with point 1, this was supposed to launch a trilogy / franchise, but made the cardinal sin of not enough of import happening in the movie to generate excitement. The idea with John surviving the ambush and blowing up the T-800 factory, which thereby averts a worse outcome, kind of robs us of knowing the stakes of NOT having John alive or in charge.
3. The whole bio-terminator who doesn't know he is a terminator isn't very surprising so it is just kind of frustrating waiting for everyone to figure it out. It also takes the focus off of the Connors and it isn't very interesting.
4. Film commits the 2nd cardinal sin of giving too much insight into Skynet. Skynet works when it is an unfathomable, creepy, mysterious, insane AI black box. Not so much when it is Helena Bonham Carter. The machine armies, as they are, don't really seem to do anything but wander aimlessly and kill or capture targets of opportunity, which makes them look less than capable or scary.
5. The B story about kid reese and his orphan friend is realistically not how we want to see him and doesn't pay off to anything.
6. The 3rd cardinal sin is committed which is that the hero characters, the Connors, aren't very interesting, nor do they appear to be the highly capable people that we know they have to be eventually. They end the film the same as they start it, 0 development and 0 arc.
That's all a long winded way of saying that Salvation is hateable because it is pointless, kinda boring, and often doesn't match the tone and style of the world in the other movies. You can easily leave it in the T1-3 timeline if you want to, because its just a step in the road to getting to events that actually matter, and that actually take place in the era we are told through 3 films is the critical turning point of the war. The fact that it doesn't ruin the other key franchise films is like the one thing it has going for it.
It's L.A. Not everyone would have had an American accent, especially the latino community.
But I think imperfections in the terminators and how each model improves them is true to how AI's pick up on patterns. Kind of like how AI generated images can't yet perfect hands and fingers.
Another interesting fact, the T-800s use the same processor as the NES and commodore 64. In the bottom left of the terminators vision you can see 6502 assembly code.
The the best explanation is the cyberdyne systems / Skynet use an accent to make it so that the cyborg didn't seem as out of place and if anybody questioned it they just assumed they were a foreigner
3:13. LOLOLOLOL didn't laugh that much in a long time!
The hills are alive, with the sound brrt! brrt!
I don’t know what is the official story on this tidbit but the original smashed Terminator head and body in the metal press ( though not working could be easily reconstructed) plus the working arm and piece of cpu seen in T2 along with the photographs taken in T1 and T2 would surely get the Army and Cyberdyne’s attention, especially if there was already a high ranking officer who looked just like him … and of course this would be a time paradox. To make things more complicated, T2 talks about how the original models were rubber/plastic exteriors and were easily detectable, so were the army ones intended to have rubberized skin as well?
You can play as the T-102 in 'Terminator: Resisty'.
where from you got that foutage of arnold?? :)
Not just nowadays, when I was in 7th grade, a couple of kids came back to school after seeing it, saying it was weird that the robot was programmed w a German accent
As someone who's never seen Terminator 3, I cannot fathom why they'd delete that scene. It's hilarious!
I rest easier learning this needless backstory after 30 years. Thank you!
Did the police not think to question a soldier who looks identical and has the same build as a guy that massacred a police station full of cops and then injured and shot multiple cops a decade later whilst also blowing up a building and was aidng and abetting a wanted fugitive?
Who wouldn’t want to be dancing around the Austrian Alps with Julie Andrew’s?
😅👍
1:59 BAH HAHAHHAHAHAHAH
theres only two terminator films,
just like there’s only two star wars trilogies
The funniest part about the reason why James Cameron didn't choose OJ as The Terminator is because Cameron said OJ didn't look like a killer.
I get what he meant but that reason didn't age quite so well. 🤣
"Why does a future cyborg have an accent?" Because he's made in Austria. 😊
Its literally because they hired Arnold for the role. If Lance Henrickson had ended up playing it then different story.
Id love to see an alternate version with Lance as the terminator, just to see what it would have been like.
You said the fish species name wrong, the "ee" is right but you need to pronounce the beginning as "crop"
I love the ending to T3 so much. I was 12 when that movie came out and I think that was the first movie I saw that showed me you don’t always get the happy ending, and that’s okay lol
There’s a lot of “this old awful movie ain’t that bad seeing how the new movies are terrible” going around.
The Sgt Candy scene was deleted and now just a dvd extra,so,not canon.
Apparently it wasn't even intended to be a scene in T3. It was supposed to be a cutscene for the video game: Terminator 3 - The Redemption.
From the Terminator Fan Wiki: "In the Making of the Video Game from the Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines DVD, it is implied that this scene was filmed to be used as a cut scene, and not actually intended to be used in the theatrical release."
I just thought his accent fit without explanation as a "robotic" voice
1 and 2 is all you need to think about; forget the rest and be happy.
Yep. I could have lived my life quite happily not knowing there was an accent story line!
Apparently it's not a cut scene from T3. It's a cutscene for the video game: Terminator 3 - The Redemption. For some reason they put it on the DVD as a "cut scene" without saying what it was cut from.
From the Terminator Fan Wiki: "In the Making of the Video Game from the Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines DVD, it is implied that this scene was filmed to be used as a cut scene, and not actually intended to be used in the theatrical release."
They should have overdubbed our Aussie Accent. LOL 😆😂
Missed ya buddy
Cheers 👍
This whole video is just an excuse for the fishing mobile game ad isn't it? Not even 6 minutes of this random diatribe and two mentions of the game within it 😂
"To hell with your continuity." - Ahnold Terminator ='[.]'=
Surviving Soldier: "So there we were... a bunch of thin, malnutritional survivors just trying to survive another day... and a new guy came in. He looked like he had been eating steroids, HGH, and 9 lbs of raw meat for weeks - he was jacked. We thought 'wow, this is going to be a great edition to our platoon...'"
Holy fuck, 1/4 of this video is an ad.
2 mins of ads on a 6 min video? Really?
In German he had no accent. He was dubbed.
4:04 fun fact: that Arnold doing his best American impersonation!
I could have sworn the fish logo was MILF. Must be my programming.
I learned recently that Arnold wanted to do his own voice for the German dub, but they wouldn’t let him. His specific accent is apparently VERY rural, so to German-speaking audiences, it’d probably be even stranger. It’d sound like somebody from “Deliverance” was talking about evil robots and the end of the world. 🤣
I recently heard about that as well 😅👍
German Rednecks lmao
Back in the day when, filmmakers cared about their story even if they’ve created a bad story.
Notice how Arnie played a character of a retired U.S veteran who seems to have happy go lucky type of personality and then at the end of the scene he stops smiling to look as mean as the mannequin, that stuff is so littlest so important it shows how much the filmmakers care.
That's Samuel L Jackson dubbing over Arny. 😆
Love the intro
I just have to let you know how excited I am that rebel Moon part two is out, because I look forward to you trashing it brilliantly!
I'm not looking forward to watching it 😅
You could say this about any arnold film. Why in kindergarten cop does arnold have a german accent when hes an american cop😂
It's kind of his trademark. After Conan the Barbarian it might have been weirder for general audiences to dub over it. That aside: inside the narrative of the film it actually works really well, imo. You can say "he doesn't blend in well" and that is true, but he still passes for human with the people he interacts with, which is still pretty remarkable. He's a a scary, huge, weird talking guy, but still just a guy.
Terminator and Conan are in the same universe, skynet looked through the history of humans for the perfect warrior to base the t800 on. Which led them to Conan
I don't see a crappy deleted scene as being canon.
Him sounding like that I just put down to him being robotic.
He had too many lines in T2 and thats where the more family friendly humour crept in that would continue into those awful sequels (Salvation exempt).
Oh I’m glad that wasn’t his accent
Did it need an explanation? I would think in order for any of the Terminators to fit in they would need to be made unique from each other. If they all had one type of voice and all had the same look... then they all would have been instantly spotted.
Somehow I didn't understand this wideo, but that could be cause I'm Austrian
“The Terminators totally normal accent explained” , obaldo.
I don't care it didn't make logical sense, I love this deleted scene. A bit of silliness, for sure.
Because he’s austrian and that’s who they casted. Don’t overthink it too much.
Julie Andrew's cut was epic.
Like a wise person once said: What accent?
Salvation does follow & keep the T3 continuity. One more authentic 2029 Future War movie, to bring the story full circle is all we wanted.
hey, man, the chief master sergeant william candy-terminator appearance loop is a möbius time loop, don't ask questions you don't really want answers to...
The real question should be this: Why does a robot have a YT channel and mimics human speech like he is a real human?
Neat origin of that accent
With the Terminator, young Austrian accented Americans could finally see themselves on screen. Representation matters. For the next Terminator movie, let's hope that Skynet sends back a Bennetton ad full of diverse Terminators to challenge the strong female protagonist.
Well it could be that the future AI just used whatever accent they had in their database. The AI might have liked it😅.
Release The Andrews Cut of Terminator‼️
If they had to explain it, the clever way would be to make it comparable to the news anchor accent.
They're literally coached to sound the same.
It's one of them time travel paradoxes I reckon 🤣
Maybe they should make an entire movie to explain it, you know, like Rogue 1 or something similar!! This question MUST be answered!🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
I always loved this deleted scene.
T3 cut scenes.. I still love dvd extas.
Extras on any kind of dvd/blu-ray seems to be a lost art now.
Terminator, much like Alien, should have ended at two movies.
Kind of weird to think about it now, but prior to the 80s, sequels weren't that common. There aren't that many popular movies from the 50s, 60s and 70s that became "franchises". Mostly just one and done films. Then in the 80s, film producers figured out they can milk films and their audiences ad infinitum.
Now almost every long-running film franchise is a zombie, a soulless, worn-out husk of something that used to be full of life and something people used to love.
The only film series pre-80s were pretty much adaptations of popular book series, or B-movie fare like Son of Frankenstein, Abbot and Costello meet Frankenstein, Frankenstein meets the Wolfman, etc. The biggest one I can think of is the Planet of the Apes series.
they weren't as common, though not really rare. the difference was movies weren't necessarily designed to have sequels like they are now. something like 'the peanuts' and beach blanket bingo's weren't going to be one-and-done.
of course, comedy franchises were around, and the universal studios monsters got tons of sequels. 'the godfather' movies, loosely the 'man with no name' clint eastwood flicks, 'the magnificent seven,' pink panther movies, james bond, gozilla flicks, 'rocky,' 'superman,' 'star trek' is obviously meant to have sequels, 'the exorcist,' 'jaws,' even something like 'the dirty dozen,' if they could squeeze another movie out of it they might. like today, comedy and horror are cheap to make and have a good ROI, so those especially would get sequels.
yeah, to say sequels were rare just means you didn't do your research, lol. i get it, though, something like '12 angry men' isn't going to have a part deux, where today every movie is left open for sequels. still, sequels were all over the place. i could spend the next hour listing them to the point where you'd be like, okay, dude, i get it, stfu already!
James Bond is the exception to the rule, though. And sequels are common now because Hollywood started running out of ideas back in the 80s and went creatively bankrupt by the 2010s.
@@MarvinPowell1 i had a whole long reply and then my computer took a shit. i'll sum it up by saying i politely disagreed with everything you said. :)
One another note, "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" (2008) was surprisely very good, shame it was canceled after just 2 seasons. Lena Headey, Thomas Dekker, Summer Glau, Just fyi.
I saw T3 as kid in theatres with my brother and uncle. Even as a kid I hated that film, hard to follow seeing Blade 2 with that crap
ANOTHER ONE??? -_-
Its intimidating. That simple.
Remember when movies were fun?
good choice
Maybe the accent is part of the disguise, you would just say he is just some weird foreign dude.....lol