The coming up from the floor shot was absolutely incredible to see in the theater. It was unlike anything I had ever seen. It was mind-blowing to see, it felt like the film was original and intelligently done with alot of thought behind it.
We were absolutely blown away! I was and am still an action sci-fi nerd but it was unlike anything we have seen up until that point. To this day, I never saw such a crowded cinema, people had grabbed chairs to sit on the walkway! Went a second time next week, getting goosebumps recalling sitting there among awestruck people.
@@muscledoggs566 How about the fact that Silberman was THERE at the police station just before the original terminator went in and wrecked EVERYONE. It wasn't like this story came at him cold turkey. Kyle TOLD them this story before, then the original T101 killed everyone. I mean, that should have started ringing some SERIOUS alarm bells right there.
Abrxas01 Yeah definitely.If i remember,in T2 the police said to Sarah that the man who killed 18 police officers in the police station is seen and they were asking questions about the terminator.So Doctor Silberman for sure knows something about the massacre in that police station.And he encountered with the terminator while leaving.
The T-1000 "Physically sampling" people for replication is stupid. He would obviously be able to immitate anyone he SEES, touching them would be meaningless
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 no it's better, what if he needs stuff like fingerprints? By physically sampling DNA he'd get almost perfect copy of a real human
I saw this on theaters when it came out. The technology and special effects were so groundbreaking, we had to wait at least a decade to watch similar productions of the same level from other studios.
A neighbor up the street from me had a big screen tv you could see through the wind if you were out front. First scene I ever saw of this movie was the chase scene in the beginning. I was memorized. He came out and asked me if I wanted to watch it inside. I ran away lol.
For those wondering how the effect with the double was done, the actor in question actually had a twin brother and so this saved doing any digital effects for that part of the scene! The actor has said in interviews that he sometimes regrets killing his brother for real but that it also saved on digital effects.
I love how the T1000 waits for the coffee to start pouring to cover over the noise of him changing from liquid back to solid. So many incredible subtle touches in this film.
The guy playing the security guard one of the most underrated actors in this movie, despite being a new character he maintains the same emotionless demeanor of the T-1000
In this scene, twin actors are used to portray the human imitations of the T-1000. Linda Hamilton learned techniques for opening locks and also really hits the guard.
She gave him a right beating and he never came back on set I think and tbh, never seen him in anything else. James Cameron getting his actors go all in methinks
I want to say that I saw the twins in the movie Ritchie Ritch, but I'm not sure. Here, I thought that they filmed the actor doing two roles then they just spliced them together. Also Linda Hamiltons twin sister makes an appearance at the steal smelting plant.
The T1000 as the fat cop knocks on the glass door and it sounds like a metal hitting the glass. Cause he is actually a walking talking metal, nice little touch. Earlier the film the real guard knocks the same way with regular sound.
I always wondered how does the t1000 function honestly? Where's the wires chips CPU? What's keeps it moving? Does it have the same vision had the t800? Like scanning and shit.
@@animefan2454 hey, looks like you are kind of guy who is really into these details. I this there is no physical chip in T1000 otherwise it would be damaged by bullet shots. Maybe every molecul is a chip like the block chain.
1:33 Notice how well-done the directing is: As the coffee in the machine liquifies and pours into his cup, the T-1000 re-materialises from liquid metal into human form. Two opposite, elemental actions, all done in one scene. Extremely detailed...
@@thomasvleminckx joke: Completely intentional! The T-1000 used the sound of the coffee as, a lucky break, pouring to allow some masking as it changed shape. Though now that I write it...
Did you notice when the T-1000 as the guard taps the glass, it sounds more heavy and dull than when the actual guy did? I miss when Terminator had this level of detail.
Even though, I’ve watched this countless times. I always think how scary it is that Sarah is unaware that the T1000 is there. Especially when he is roaming the corridor opposite trying to find her and she has just barely escaped her cell, she even sees and hides away from him, thinking he is just an Officer on patrol... This film always finds its way for you to question what if..... A truly fantastic film!
Imagine she hadn't escaped, do you think she would have survived their meeting? I think it would have been very risky, unless he stabbed her through the arm, like he did at the end, asking her to 'call to John!'
@@pauljohnson6019 I just imagine her having no chance, especially down those corridors unless she absolutely belted it! 😂 That’s what I hate about the newer films, they focus on people having hand to hand combat with the terminators.... they would have no chance!
@@joshualappage6610 She would have needed to land a knock out or knock down blow, even then, he recovers so easily, so it would have been easy to chase her, I think run scream and kick him in the balls, if he got close, maybe that would have been her escape route.
2:07 something interesting to note. The middle part of the head between the two half of the brain is where the breathing is controlled. The Terminator knows human anatomy so he does it so the guy is suffocating and can't even scream for help. Very clever writing if you ask me.
@@dimitris5866 Every Terminator is an improvement over past T models. So they have knowledge of every previous models + what they learned in battlefield. Look at the end when T1000 stabbed Sarah and said, "I know this hurts." So yes, the T1000 knows anatomy just like the T800 does.
@EA -Sports I dont actually remember but i read that the T800 was a master in anatomy and behaviour to be able to sneak in the resistance without been noticed and the T1000 isnt equiped with such technology. If you remember in the movie, at the end when the T800 was trying to grab the shotgun and the T1000 stabbed him with a metal rod it took him some time to find how to shut it down. I mean i know its a robot, not a human but dont you think that it would be a basic instruction it would have? But i quess i am wrong since it was able to kill the guard with such an efficient way.
2:10, T 1000 directly pierced the medulla of the brain stem. He directly cut off the nerve supply of his vocal cord. So that, he couldn’t make any sound before dying. Such a stealthy move 👍🏼 These terminators really had detailed files on human anatomy. Besides, Dan Stanton nailed it in acting as the security guard.
R.I.P Lewis the security guard. You brought joy and happiness to the people around you. You were a major asset to your company and you will be remembered.
The bit at the end when the T-1000 turns back from the guard to the cop is such a simple and brilliant bit of filmmaking. I feel that if T2 was made today and by someone else, they’d show you the transformation.
Yeah they would, because it's much easier and less costly to do it now than it was then, and you can do it in much greater detail. Doing only one shot of CGI back when this movie was made was like pulling teeth and throwing million dollar briefcases into the water expecting the briefcases to float to another nearby island. The CG technology was still pretty experimental back then and none of the guys at ILM really knew how long 47 shots would take to produce- this was the first film with effects being digitally inserted into shots- and they had less than 1% of the memory and hard drive space to do these shots than they do now. No one- not even ILM knew if these effects could even work they way they eventually did- and with this movie also being the first 9-figure budgeted movie ($102 million) not adjusting for inflation, to take such an enormous chance on using experimental technology like that with a character that was absolutely essential to the film's story is honestly insane- but they did it.
the early 90s were excellent for robert patrick. he was one of the cronies in die hard 2 and then became a household name in a film sequel that launched arnold's career seven years earlier. iconic, classic movie.
3:13 That quick flash was excellent editing and decision making on the filmmaking part. Made that hit feel like it was hard hitting and severe just by watching it onscreen.
@@martinbaumgartner4878 The one frame flash is also present a bit later, when they are running towards the elevator, and the T-800 is shooting at the T-1000. It's also used in the first movie, when the Terminator kills Ginger in Sarah's apartment.
Especially practical effects. He basically squeeze out every potential juice out of it. The orange glow on the metal after the T800 arrived was just lighting. The opening battle used every trick in the book of practical effects to bring it to life. In True Lies, the truck flip was done with miniatures and they built a near 100 foot long miniature bridge. I think even the strafing Harrier is done with scale models.
Avatar may have had effects, but that story line has been a repeat of about 5 other films. I think artists are at their most creative when younger to be honest, a point that’s been repeated with countless examples.
When the security guard knocks on the glass door, it's a normal knock. When T1000 knocks on it, it sounds like metal hitting glass. Cameron is a master
@@KickRider607 I don't know about their present day status these days, but the main comment was poking (no pun intended) fun at the coffee machine scene.
that reflection you say is from the pepsi machine next to the coffee one. How the hell the coffee cup can be reflected in the T-1000 if Lewis is in between?
@@Nerivean At 1:32 we can see some red from the cup even though Lewis is between the camera and the cup. So light from that cup landing gets past Lewis.
@@yaynative At that time stamp yeah you can see the T-1000 enough to the side to assume that but at 1:43 you can clearly see that the reflection is just the pepsi machine and that the T-1000 is right behind Lewis so the reflection of the cup isn't posible. Also the coffee cup doesn't emit light that bright to be noticeable on the T-1000. But anyway that's my final stand on it. If thinking what you see is the coffee cup reflection on the T-1000 makes you happy then fine believe that. Cheers
Moral: The most terrifying sight is not seeing a tiger in the jungle or a ghost in your haunted house but seeing the exact replica of yourself out of nowhere
I don't know if I'd recognize myself since I've only seen me from pictures and in mirrors, but if I did I'd be judging myself to death. "Girl, that hair...never wear those jeans in public again...nice nose, Pig Snout...is that really the best pair of shoes you could find, Bigfoot?" My double would leave crying. 🤣
2:35 love the audio detail of him being metallic knocking on the glass door. In the previous scene 0:27 the human he impersonates knocks on another door and the sound is indeed different. 😁👍
Growing up in Africa watching Hollywood movies we did go through this a lot. Hunger was/is an issue. And so whenever a character didnt eat his food we were cross. Food wasted. Lmfao.
Growing up in Africa watching Hollywood movies we did go through this a lot. Hunger was/is an issue. And so whenever a character didnt eat his food we were cross. Food wasted. Lmfao.
I visited a friend with depression once in a mental hospital and the whole time I was there I couldn't stop thinking of this scene. I told my friend and she found it hilarious. Hey at least I made her laugh.
@@toothlessthenightfury2088 It depends. If you are so depressed you are deemed a danger to yourself and others (depressed to the point of attempting suicide or hurting others multiple times) you can get sent to a facility for awhile. It happened to my sister. It was nowhere near like an extreme mental hospital prison, but it was basically a mental facility/hospital where you had to stay there until deemed mentally fit/safe enough to be released. There was no armed guards or barbed wire fences like this though. Just having "normal" depression or clinical depression where you aren't deemed a danger to yourself or others you don't get sent away to a facility though, of course, if that's what you meant. It just depends how extreme your actions are.
@@toothlessthenightfury2088 if they are suicidal they will be. I was in the hospital for something else, and while I was there I told the staff that I didn't enjoy life and I didn't want to live anymore (was also dealing with depression). they had a security guard stand watch over me the whole time I was there, and before I left they offered to let me stay there under their care until I didn't have those thoughts anymore. if I wasn't lucky enough to have family nearby I probably would have taken their offer because at that point I was actually scared for my own life. depression is NOT something to be taken lightly.
@@DeathBringer769 Having suffered a severe case once due to being overworked and a lot of things going on to my life....I can relate to all of this. I was only held there for a day, but everything mentioned here is exactly what it is.
I didn't realise until now that when the policeman knocks on the glass door it is a normal sound ( 0:28 ); but when the T1000 knocks on the door (2:37 ) it sounds like metal hitting glass. Amazing attention to detail.
"Attention to detail" That's James Cameron's trademark. When Neil deGrasse Tyson mentioned that the night sky was wrong in Titanic, Cameron corrected it in the next re-release.
I love the detail at 2:38 where the sound of the T-1000 knocking on the glass sounds like something hard knocking against it rather than the expected sound from someone’s fist.
Let's appreciate how greatly this actor portrays the victim and the ruthless killing machine at the same time. He was as frightening as Robert Patrik...
This whole hospital scene is probably the best action thriller scenes of the whole of the 90s the rest of the film was ok to good. But the whole hospital sequence is mental. Especially seeing it for the 1st time in 1991 it just looks epic. The little touch when the T800 gets his gun stuck in the bars too all brilliant. The coreography the way Sarah Conner moves its brilliant.
@@johnfalco706 Oh really? Is that why it sounds different earlier when the human knocked on it? It's attention to detail-something James Cameron knows about.
@@thedarkknight9153 Yes, really. When a security guard knocks on the door, the camera shows it from the other side of the door and from a distance. Therefore, the sounds are different. And besides, Lewis knocked easily, and the T-1000 did it accentuated and stronger. You can conduct such an experiment yourself. Good luck and don't invent something that isn't there. -- And about Cameron's attention to detail) In the escape scene from Pescadero, the car plates change five times)
At the 0:50, Sarah Conner picking that lock was pretty accurate. It takes two tools to pick a tumbler lock. One is the turner and the other is the raker. Too often Hollywood makes it look like you can do it with one tool which is so wrong for tumblers.
@@DAV1979 Since we never actually see how the T-1000 views the world around it (in contrast to the T-800, which monitors the environment with a satellite-style feed), we'll never know how it actually sees things.
I was lucky enough to see this in a theatre. It expanded on the already amazing first one on so many levels. One of the very few sequels to be better than the original.
@@starwarsroo2448 Yeah I loved that show as a kid. A classic for the first season or two. Kinda changed its format later on and went too iffy for my liking.
When the movie came out in 1991, there were people who went to see it 7-8 times in the cinema. That was how good and groundbreaking this movie was. T2, Jurassic Park and Titanic were the trinity of films from the 1990s that had so much cultural impacts it's hard to believe they were just movies.
Fun-fact: in addition to learning weapons techniques from an ex Israeli-commando Linda Hamilton learned lock-picking techniques from a real security consultant/locksmith. Realism makes this movie all the better. Love it. Still notice other new things after watching it tons of times
Everyone talking about how insanely great the technology and special effects were especially for the time it was made really forgot it's a JAMES CAMERON FILM. He made Titanic in 1997 and it still is better than many films nowadays. The guy is a gem.
You can tell while the T-1000 lacks in emotion, it makes up for it with calculating coldness. It executes every single move and kill with precision while making backup plans in case things don't go accordingly. It immediately switched to the plan of imitating a security guard once the cops showed up, because he knew he could be potentially busted if they asked for identification (and since every single component of his body is metal, he likely doesn't have one on him).
I mean he has guns and stuff in his holsters somehow, see that’s the thing, would him not shapeshifting into the floor for example not leave a gun on the floor since he can’t imitate functional objects just like when it got caught on the railings? Bit of a hole there but technically he could have identification it’s just that he’s not supposed to be stationed there and he was not willing to take that risk. Ps i like overthinking about my favourite movies lol
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 He doesn't have his gun here (he dropped it in the mall shootout). That was why he stole the security guard's gun after dragging his corpse into a closet.
This chapter scene part with t1000 rising up from the floor tiles was and still is one of the most scary and amazing chapters scenes parts in cinematic history
James Cameron said "We're making movie history" all the time while shooting this movie . Whenever anyone companied... He would say "We're making movie history". I guess he knew how big the movie would be 👍.
The film was just perfect,, right amount of technology n right amount of action. Also the cast fit into the roles perfectly finally the lowkey terrifying score that each character had. It was not overblown like current sci-fi films where everything is blown and ends up looking fake.
I couldn’t imagine the reactions of people watching this for the first time in 1991, the vfx, sfx , everything about this masterpiece would’ve blown their minds
"You're running kinda late aren't yah? They've been in there over an hour. Hold on a second I'll buzz ya in! Ohhh here comes your friends now." - Absolute Oscar performance right there. This lady was robbed!!
I love how Cameron filmed the twins as if it was a special effect, but he used no trickery other than camera movement style. In the 4:3 version of the film, the pan down in the closet showed more of the dead guard's face, again, filmed as if it was a special effect.
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I can't imagine what audiences must have felt like, watching these scenes in theaters. Chilling. Totally unprecedented.
I saw the movie at the theater with friends at the time when it came out. It really was mind-blowing. It left long-lasting impressions.
The coming up from the floor shot was absolutely incredible to see in the theater. It was unlike anything I had ever seen. It was mind-blowing to see, it felt like the film was original and intelligently done with alot of thought behind it.
It was one of the great movie experiences of my childhood along with Total Recall and Jurassic Park!
We were absolutely blown away! I was and am still an action sci-fi nerd but it was unlike anything we have seen up until that point. To this day, I never saw such a crowded cinema, people had grabbed chairs to sit on the walkway! Went a second time next week, getting goosebumps recalling sitting there among awestruck people.
It was intense you fucking Mary
It was so sastifying when Dr. Silberman finally saw the T-1000 w/ his own eyes...cuz he finds out sarah really wasnt bullshitting
I so wish that J piece of shit walked in front of the T-1000 like the Japanese guy at the mall
@@LukeLovesRose oh yea because robots coming from future is totally possible and common thing
@@tivionte961 Dr. Silberman is a piece of shit. Not because he didn't believe Sarah, but because he allowed his security staff to abuse her.
@@muscledoggs566 How about the fact that Silberman was THERE at the police station just before the original terminator went in and wrecked EVERYONE. It wasn't like this story came at him cold turkey. Kyle TOLD them this story before, then the original T101 killed everyone. I mean, that should have started ringing some SERIOUS alarm bells right there.
Abrxas01 Yeah definitely.If i remember,in T2 the police said to Sarah that the man who killed 18 police officers in the police station is seen and they were asking questions about the terminator.So Doctor Silberman for sure knows something about the massacre in that police station.And he encountered with the terminator while leaving.
This scene with the T-1000 rising up from the floor tiles was and still is one of the most scary and amazing scenes in cinematic history.
E the one that starts with the head as if it were a chessboard makes it more terrifying, mischievously perverse
The T-1000 "Physically sampling" people for replication is stupid. He would obviously be able to immitate anyone he SEES, touching them
would be meaningless
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 Why would he just no
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 probably samples their DNA and replicates them perfectly
@@worsethanhitlerpt.2539 no it's better, what if he needs stuff like fingerprints?
By physically sampling DNA he'd get almost perfect copy of a real human
I saw this on theaters when it came out. The technology and special effects were so groundbreaking, we had to wait at least a decade to watch similar productions of the same level from other studios.
Me too. And I don't think the effects now have as much impact. "Less is more".
Jurassic Park? Independence Day? The 90s were full of movies that pushed the envelope. You never saw this in theaters LOL.
A neighbor up the street from me had a big screen tv you could see through the wind if you were out front. First scene I ever saw of this movie was the chase scene in the beginning. I was memorized. He came out and asked me if I wanted to watch it inside. I ran away lol.
Bro this was like 30 years ago u sure
@@JimmyTurner May be he was a Paedo
For those wondering how the effect with the double was done, the actor in question actually had a twin brother and so this saved doing any digital effects for that part of the scene!
The actor has said in interviews that he sometimes regrets killing his brother for real but that it also saved on digital effects.
Lol! Never knew that
He only sometimes regrets it? So most of the time he's fine with killing him.🤔
@@florinivan6907They probably had history.
@@florinivan6907 They take turns, man, to share the pain
01:58 "Must be my lucky day!" Oh yeah, but this luck lasted only for few seconds.
"Must be my lucky day" - Lewis the Security Guard
*Dies*
well on that day he got killed my T 1000 honsetly that must be his lucky day then!
Those poker cups were also in Real Genius so I wonder if you could also win something based on the cups.
They way you said it, it's like he wanted to die Lmao
It's better than being crippled by him
...Yeah, that's...that's the joke...
I love how the T1000 waits for the coffee to start pouring to cover over the noise of him changing from liquid back to solid. So many incredible subtle touches in this film.
The knocking on the window sounds different the second time. Because he is now metall
Fear Allah
@@Farmen.Fear Allah
@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bkis this how u go around spreading ur religion 😂
@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk Get out of here with that religious nonsense, the T-1000 is more real than a made up sky deity from 2000 years ago.
Welp, now I have to go and watch the whole movie again. Was getting into it.
Thanks for your cooperation.
Movie Games lol
I had to watch it last night, too much nostalgia
damn right!
I mean, that's one of the best ways to spend an evening.
Robert Patrick was so perfect for this role. one of my favorite all time movie villains.
Dog not allowed ect
There is no Robert Patrick in that clip so I dont know why you bring him here
@@marianogonzalez9248 yea whatever
The guy playing the security guard one of the most underrated actors in this movie, despite being a new character he maintains the same emotionless demeanor of the T-1000
In this scene, twin actors are used to portray the human imitations of the T-1000. Linda Hamilton learned techniques for opening locks and also really hits the guard.
She gave him a right beating and he never came back on set I think and tbh, never seen him in anything else. James Cameron getting his actors go all in methinks
That to me, shows a lack of professionalism from James CaMORON, and poor acting from Linda Hamilton.
STEJTHESTUPIDEST Because you can direct a better movie, right?. T2 was the best movie.
I want to say that I saw the twins in the movie Ritchie Ritch, but I'm not sure.
Here, I thought that they filmed the actor doing two roles then they just spliced them together.
Also Linda Hamiltons twin sister makes an appearance at the steal smelting plant.
Didn’t Linda’s twin played her motherly self in the playground scene also? Right before the nuclear explosion...
The T1000 as the fat cop knocks on the glass door and it sounds like a metal hitting the glass. Cause he is actually a walking talking metal, nice little touch. Earlier the film the real guard knocks the same way with regular sound.
I never caught that.
Nice!
I always wondered how does the t1000 function honestly?
Where's the wires chips CPU? What's keeps it moving? Does it have the same vision had the t800? Like scanning and shit.
Cameron had amazing attention to detail. I thought it sounded different.
@@animefan2454 hey, looks like you are kind of guy who is really into these details. I this there is no physical chip in T1000 otherwise it would be damaged by bullet shots. Maybe every molecul is a chip like the block chain.
0:12 love how his eyes just dart off to the side while his head doesn't move. His acting is astonishing
I agree he like scanning the scene and melted into the floor when the cops were walking towards him
Suicide not allowed
@@johnboehmer8604dog not allowed ect
Ikr. 2:09
@@viccypress6292😅
1:33 Notice how well-done the directing is: As the coffee in the machine liquifies and pours into his cup, the T-1000 re-materialises from liquid metal into human form. Two opposite, elemental actions, all done in one scene. Extremely detailed...
in this episode of "reading too much into things"...
@@thomasvleminckx lol yeah it's a nice way to look at it, I think. But it might have not been intentional lol
@@thomasvleminckx joke:
Completely intentional! The T-1000 used the sound of the coffee as, a lucky break, pouring to allow some masking as it changed shape. Though now that I write it...
Plus the joker card on the coffee cup.
Is that the power of a masterpiece in Filmmaking?
At 4:08 the sound of its footsteps change to reflect that it shapeshifted again
This movie's level of detail is absolutely insane
Did you notice when the T-1000 as the guard taps the glass, it sounds more heavy and dull than when the actual guy did?
I miss when Terminator had this level of detail.
Intimidating
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All thanks to the work of a team of the best perfectionist’s.
Even though, I’ve watched this countless times. I always think how scary it is that Sarah is unaware that the T1000 is there. Especially when he is roaming the corridor opposite trying to find her and she has just barely escaped her cell, she even sees and hides away from him, thinking he is just an Officer on patrol... This film always finds its way for you to question what if..... A truly fantastic film!
Imagine she hadn't escaped, do you think she would have survived their meeting? I think it would have been very risky, unless he stabbed her through the arm, like he did at the end, asking her to 'call to John!'
@@pauljohnson6019 I just imagine her having no chance, especially down those corridors unless she absolutely belted it! 😂 That’s what I hate about the newer films, they focus on people having hand to hand combat with the terminators.... they would have no chance!
@@joshualappage6610 She would have needed to land a knock out or knock down blow, even then, he recovers so easily, so it would have been easy to chase her, I think run scream and kick him in the balls, if he got close, maybe that would have been her escape route.
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I still think T1000 does not actually sample Lewis by physical contact, sorry
2:07 something interesting to note. The middle part of the head between the two half of the brain is where the breathing is controlled. The Terminator knows human anatomy so he does it so the guy is suffocating and can't even scream for help. Very clever writing if you ask me.
Nah its a bit weird because only the T800 had the abilities of human anotomy and behaviour to blend in better. How did this model know?
@@dimitris5866 Every Terminator is an improvement over past T models. So they have knowledge of every previous models + what they learned in battlefield. Look at the end when T1000 stabbed Sarah and said, "I know this hurts." So yes, the T1000 knows anatomy just like the T800 does.
@@tamalanwar Huh ok that seems like a good explanation. Thanks Tamal.
@@tamalanwar Huh ok that seems like a good explanation. Thanks Tamal.
@EA -Sports I dont actually remember but i read that the T800 was a master in anatomy and behaviour to be able to sneak in the resistance without been noticed and the T1000 isnt equiped with such technology. If you remember in the movie, at the end when the T800 was trying to grab the shotgun and the T1000 stabbed him with a metal rod it took him some time to find how to shut it down. I mean i know its a robot, not a human but dont you think that it would be a basic instruction it would have? But i quess i am wrong since it was able to kill the guard with such an efficient way.
I love how Sarah "dances" when she picks up the tonfa baton from the floor after knocking the guard unconscious.
I still think that was actually hot lmao. Goddamn Linda
@@folkwhore8322 Thought it was just me😂
Ikr lmao 3:39 that little hop
Dat hop
She really fucked him up proper with just half a mop handle, not like he didn't have it coming anyway;)
2:10, T 1000 directly pierced the medulla of the brain stem.
He directly cut off the nerve supply of his vocal cord. So that, he couldn’t make any sound before dying.
Such a stealthy move 👍🏼
These terminators really had detailed files on human anatomy.
Besides, Dan Stanton nailed it in acting as the security guard.
Wow thats nice
Lol😂
They're made to be efficient killer afterall
He had detailed files 😅
Meh
R.I.P Lewis the security guard. You brought joy and happiness to the people around you. You were a major asset to your company and you will be remembered.
😅
I'm sure Lewis died thinking he had an identical stranger in front of him.
“Must be my lucky day!” Final words ever spoken. If only he was.
The bit at the end when the T-1000 turns back from the guard to the cop is such a simple and brilliant bit of filmmaking. I feel that if T2 was made today and by someone else, they’d show you the transformation.
Yeah they would, because it's much easier and less costly to do it now than it was then, and you can do it in much greater detail. Doing only one shot of CGI back when this movie was made was like pulling teeth and throwing million dollar briefcases into the water expecting the briefcases to float to another nearby island. The CG technology was still pretty experimental back then and none of the guys at ILM really knew how long 47 shots would take to produce- this was the first film with effects being digitally inserted into shots- and they had less than 1% of the memory and hard drive space to do these shots than they do now. No one- not even ILM knew if these effects could even work they way they eventually did- and with this movie also being the first 9-figure budgeted movie ($102 million) not adjusting for inflation, to take such an enormous chance on using experimental technology like that with a character that was absolutely essential to the film's story is honestly insane- but they did it.
@@hmdwgf what a fun ass read your comment was!
04:12 It sounds like he's wearing wooden shoes😂
@@hmdwgfgreat comment, enjoyable little read 👍
the early 90s were excellent for robert patrick.
he was one of the cronies in die hard 2 and then became a household name in a film sequel that launched arnold's career seven years earlier.
iconic, classic movie.
Perfect in this considering he was relatively unknown
Good pointed! :)
Arnie was doing big movies before T2. T2 was just one of his biggest.
Don't forget he also reprised the T-1000 role in Wayne's World
@@jbro8934 And also a cameo appearance as the same character in another Arnie movie, Last Action Hero
3:13 That quick flash was excellent editing and decision making on the filmmaking part. Made that hit feel like it was hard hitting and severe just by watching it onscreen.
I watched this film certainly 20 times but i never remembered the flash.
@@martinbaumgartner4878 The one frame flash is also present a bit later, when they are running towards the elevator, and the T-800 is shooting at the T-1000. It's also used in the first movie, when the Terminator kills Ginger in Sarah's apartment.
Damn! Don’t try to take advantage of a restrained patient
You're right, never noticed it before.
Beat the shit out of him
Has anyone noticed that the majority of effects in James Cameron movies still hold up? This guy knows how to push the limits, for any time period.
Especially practical effects. He basically squeeze out every potential juice out of it. The orange glow on the metal after the T800 arrived was just lighting. The opening battle used every trick in the book of practical effects to bring it to life. In True Lies, the truck flip was done with miniatures and they built a near 100 foot long miniature bridge. I think even the strafing Harrier is done with scale models.
Seeing terminator 6... Yikes
Whenever necessary, James Cameron has his team invent new software specifically for his films. This is true for T2
Visionary. I call it the Cameron Effect.
Avatar may have had effects, but that story line has been a repeat of about 5 other films.
I think artists are at their most creative when younger to be honest, a point that’s been repeated with countless examples.
When the security guard knocks on the glass door, it's a normal knock.
When T1000 knocks on it, it sounds like metal hitting glass.
Cameron is a master
This is the best Terminator film ever!!!!!!!
I prefer the very first Terminator film, but each their own. ^_^
This is the best action film ever!!!!!!
Yep! 1st and 2nd were the best!!!
it is and it will be forever
This and T1 are clearly the best.
Poor Lewis, killed by his lost twin.
What do you mean
DenasDenitas S the actors were twins
And they died in rlf?
@@KickRider607 I don't know about their present day status these days, but the main comment was poking (no pun intended) fun at the coffee machine scene.
Oh ok
1:39 They show the red on the cup and then the reflection of that red in the T-1000. Epic level of detail.
Fuck i dident notice
that reflection you say is from the pepsi machine next to the coffee one. How the hell the coffee cup can be reflected in the T-1000 if Lewis is in between?
@@Nerivean in my defense i was really tierd and dident comprehend that...so im only partly retarded okay...
@@Nerivean At 1:32 we can see some red from the cup even though Lewis is between the camera and the cup. So light from that cup landing gets past Lewis.
@@yaynative At that time stamp yeah you can see the T-1000 enough to the side to assume that but at 1:43 you can clearly see that the reflection is just the pepsi machine and that the T-1000 is right behind Lewis so the reflection of the cup isn't posible. Also the coffee cup doesn't emit light that bright to be noticeable on the T-1000. But anyway that's my final stand on it. If thinking what you see is the coffee cup reflection on the T-1000 makes you happy then fine believe that. Cheers
Moral: The most terrifying sight is not seeing a tiger in the jungle or a ghost in your haunted house but seeing the exact replica of yourself out of nowhere
No, it's waking up in the morning and seeing Ben Shapiro.
But what if it's you from the future, with some life changing advice?
Yes imagine your last moment being killed by yourself
I don't know if I'd recognize myself since I've only seen me from pictures and in mirrors, but if I did I'd be judging myself to death. "Girl, that hair...never wear those jeans in public again...nice nose, Pig Snout...is that really the best pair of shoes you could find, Bigfoot?"
My double would leave crying. 🤣
@@waypay1 According to legend (nothing to do with this movie), it really is safest to abuse your doppelganger and send it on its way.
2:35 love the audio detail of him being metallic knocking on the glass door. In the previous scene 0:27 the human he impersonates knocks on another door and the sound is indeed different. 😁👍
He didn't get a chance to drink his coffee. Should've let him sip his last drink.
Growing up in Africa watching Hollywood movies we did go through this a lot. Hunger was/is an issue. And so whenever a character didnt eat his food we were cross. Food wasted. Lmfao.
Growing up in Africa watching Hollywood movies we did go through this a lot. Hunger was/is an issue. And so whenever a character didnt eat his food we were cross. Food wasted. Lmfao.
And that too after winning a Full House! Poor bastard never got to enjoy it 😕
Guess it wasn't his lucky day after all.
😁😁😁
I visited a friend with depression once in a mental hospital and the whole time I was there I couldn't stop thinking of this scene. I told my friend and she found it hilarious. Hey at least I made her laugh.
But people with depression aren't sent to mental hospitals.
@@toothlessthenightfury2088 It depends. If you are so depressed you are deemed a danger to yourself and others (depressed to the point of attempting suicide or hurting others multiple times) you can get sent to a facility for awhile. It happened to my sister. It was nowhere near like an extreme mental hospital prison, but it was basically a mental facility/hospital where you had to stay there until deemed mentally fit/safe enough to be released. There was no armed guards or barbed wire fences like this though. Just having "normal" depression or clinical depression where you aren't deemed a danger to yourself or others you don't get sent away to a facility though, of course, if that's what you meant. It just depends how extreme your actions are.
@@toothlessthenightfury2088 if they are suicidal they will be. I was in the hospital for something else, and while I was there I told the staff that I didn't enjoy life and I didn't want to live anymore (was also dealing with depression). they had a security guard stand watch over me the whole time I was there, and before I left they offered to let me stay there under their care until I didn't have those thoughts anymore. if I wasn't lucky enough to have family nearby I probably would have taken their offer because at that point I was actually scared for my own life. depression is NOT something to be taken lightly.
@@DeathBringer769 Having suffered a severe case once due to being overworked and a lot of things going on to my life....I can relate to all of this. I was only held there for a day, but everything mentioned here is exactly what it is.
What if she told you about judgement day and the end of the world would you believe her?
1:16 The floor actually appeared bouncy because of liquid metal. The attention to details is amazing
I never noticed that until I watched it in slow-mo.
Omg I never saw that till I watched in slow motion and the floor looked like it bounced
First movie ever to use cgi
@@wendellnibbs5159 Not even close lol
Cgi on a human. Everybody so technical
30 years old now and the effects in this movie can still compete with todays CGI. Darn impressive stuff!
Still compete? Totally disagree - I think the CGI in this movie looks WAY more impressive than what's in today's movies!
Same effects team that did Avatar and director.
CGI today isnt made as good as this was.
@@KingThrillgore That's because it's out sourced to South Korea for pennies
Because all the frames were hand drawn vs procedurally generated
I didn't realise until now that when the policeman knocks on the glass door it is a normal sound ( 0:28 ); but when the T1000 knocks on the door (2:37 ) it sounds like metal hitting glass. Amazing attention to detail.
"Attention to detail" That's James Cameron's trademark. When Neil deGrasse Tyson mentioned that the night sky was wrong in Titanic, Cameron corrected it in the next re-release.
Can't believe this is made at 1991
Looks better than most movies coming out today.
@@rashidhumine Yeah that's the special about this old Terminator movies
P govindarajan Govindarajan at 1990 ))
@@evgenevgen125evgen6 no T2 was released on 1991
@@coolguy2563 Released in 1991, but filming began in 1990 😉
Still can’t believe the actors were twins.
Also Linda Hamilton's twin is in the movie
PacoDelFun88 Still can’t believe that either.
@@JSPena it's not that unbelievable
El Roo true
Good Morning Vietnam
One of the best scenes in the whole movie universe!!
I'm Sure there's better Scenes in the Universe .
@jay cartwright well we know that's bollocks.
One of the BEST movie in the world!
The most terrifying scene in Terminator history!Made me choke on my Coke and the guy in front of me choked on his burrito!Awesomely BADASS!
first time you see a guy get killed by a finger to the head it's different to say the least
@@raven4k998Terminator named Finger:
I love the detail at 2:38 where the sound of the T-1000 knocking on the glass sounds like something hard knocking against it rather than the expected sound from someone’s fist.
That cop looks like Chris Pratt if he chose not to audition for Guardians of the Galaxy
Too much pie and ice cream
He does look like him
Lol ya
Chris Phatt
Funny enough is that Chris is married to Schwarzenegger’s daughter
See Hollywood 2020, this is how you make a strong female Character
Here we go
Yeah, it actually works, and isn’t shoehorned on for the sake of having a strong female lead
2 strong female character
Don't forget the security guard c:
@@formalbusinessonion7265 A strong woman's capabilites should be part of the character, not the whole aspect.
And do not hate here
I can't be the only one who likes that little hop Sarah did at 3:38.
Let's appreciate how greatly this actor portrays the victim and the ruthless killing machine at the same time. He was as frightening as Robert Patrik...
I think there twin actors. I don't think he is playing both parts.
@@cnote2458 Indeed - they're Don and Dan Stanton.
This whole hospital scene is probably the best action thriller scenes of the whole of the 90s the rest of the film was ok to good. But the whole hospital sequence is mental. Especially seeing it for the 1st time in 1991 it just looks epic. The little touch when the T800 gets his gun stuck in the bars too all brilliant. The coreography the way Sarah Conner moves its brilliant.
2:38 steel hitting glass
No. Just thick glass.
@@johnfalco706
Oh really? Is that why it sounds different earlier when the human knocked on it? It's attention to detail-something James Cameron knows about.
@@thedarkknight9153 Yes, really. When a security guard knocks on the door, the camera shows it from the other side of the door and from a distance. Therefore, the sounds are different. And besides, Lewis knocked easily, and the T-1000 did it accentuated and stronger.
You can conduct such an experiment yourself. Good luck and don't invent something that isn't there.
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And about Cameron's attention to detail)
In the escape scene from Pescadero, the car plates change five times)
@@thedarkknight9153 hey dark kngith fan I'm also one it's my number 1 favourite movie of all time
1:20 The T-1000 killed him cuz he stepped on his face.
T-1000 is thinking "How rude!"
No it's just he can take the real security guard place to search for Sarah Connor
@@FaraanBabar2616 it's a joke
@@hamzacheema321 I know that I'm also giving my answer why
@@FaraanBabar2616 ok
their never and ever gonna create any terminator amazing more than the T1000, this second part is the end of the series thats all. no argument.
Love how menacing the music is
At the 0:50, Sarah Conner picking that lock was pretty accurate. It takes two tools to pick a tumbler lock. One is the turner and the other is the raker. Too often Hollywood makes it look like you can do it with one tool which is so wrong for tumblers.
She had no idea how dangerous it would have been to be seen by that particular guard across the way.
@@DAV1979 Since we never actually see how the T-1000 views the world around it (in contrast to the T-800, which monitors the environment with a satellite-style feed), we'll never know how it actually sees things.
@Dylan Johnson Because she was oblivious that it was there to kill her, as she saw it as just another policeman she needed to avoid.
@Dylan Johnson that's ok :)
@@SoldierOfFate it's crazy how people make assumptions without evidence and then try to pass it on to others as the definitive truth 🤣
The hospital scenes are the best in the entire movie. Linda Hamilton at her best.
She better damn well consider T2 her greatest acting achievement.
3:38 her little hop there is brilliant, gives her escape a fun and easy vibe
I've always seen it as a "it's on now, come get some!"-move :D
I was lucky enough to see this in a theatre. It expanded on the already amazing first one on so many levels. One of the very few sequels to be better than the original.
T-1000...The best Terminator Villain of all the Terminator Series. 🕶😎🕶
Every scene is a masterpiece!
Fun fact: The copy the T-1000 took form from is the Security Guard’s twin brother Dan Stanton.
The security guard named Lewis who was portrayed by Don Stanton. The copy one was portrayed by Don's twin brother, Dan Stanton.
Aye, apart from Gremlins, can't think what else they in. Wonder what they're up to now
@@starwarsroo2448 They were also in the first episode of 'Eerie, Indiana' in the early 90's.
@@TheNextStep851 I remember that show it was on in England too, wasn't bad
@@starwarsroo2448 Yeah I loved that show as a kid. A classic for the first season or two. Kinda changed its format later on and went too iffy for my liking.
Even after all these years the CGI in this movie is still impressive
A MASTERPIECE & ROBERT PATRICK IS A LEGEND
When the movie came out in 1991, there were people who went to see it 7-8 times in the cinema. That was how good and groundbreaking this movie was. T2, Jurassic Park and Titanic were the trinity of films from the 1990s that had so much cultural impacts it's hard to believe they were just movies.
Alien , ...
Fun-fact: in addition to learning weapons techniques from an ex Israeli-commando Linda Hamilton learned lock-picking techniques from a real security consultant/locksmith. Realism makes this movie all the better.
Love it.
Still notice other new things after watching it tons of times
“Must be my lucky day”
Last words of Lewis the security guard
Everytime I get a Full House in Cards, I'm afraid to turn around.
Everyone talking about how insanely great the technology and special effects were especially for the time it was made really forgot it's a JAMES CAMERON FILM. He made Titanic in 1997 and it still is better than many films nowadays. The guy is a gem.
This movie , never dies....
You can tell while the T-1000 lacks in emotion, it makes up for it with calculating coldness. It executes every single move and kill with precision while making backup plans in case things don't go accordingly. It immediately switched to the plan of imitating a security guard once the cops showed up, because he knew he could be potentially busted if they asked for identification (and since every single component of his body is metal, he likely doesn't have one on him).
He T-1000 could've formed the ID with a piece of his body to show his identification
@@m4rionettealastor702 Only solid metal objects.
@@bruceli9094 what about the clothes the T-1000 "had on"
I mean he has guns and stuff in his holsters somehow, see that’s the thing, would him not shapeshifting into the floor for example not leave a gun on the floor since he can’t imitate functional objects just like when it got caught on the railings? Bit of a hole there but technically he could have identification it’s just that he’s not supposed to be stationed there and he was not willing to take that risk. Ps i like overthinking about my favourite movies lol
@@Ihavehadmanynames7779 He doesn't have his gun here (he dropped it in the mall shootout). That was why he stole the security guard's gun after dragging his corpse into a closet.
I never tire from this movie 😊❤️
Watch the sequels, theyll put you right to sleep
That morphing with the floor was ingenious. also that flash of light when Sarah whacked that nurse was funny 🤣
That white flash is a detail I always like, it makes that blow look all the more impactful.
When I was a kid in California, we purchased this movie as a VHS tape in a discount store. The best Terminator movie there is 💯
T2 had this horror or suspense vibes like the first on its own merit.
I like how Sarah Connor dragging the orderly's body in order to hide the body mirrors the T-1000 dragging the guard's body in order to hide the body.
Robert Patrick was very good in here honestly and vilan he playing was good ! Well done ! 👍👍👍
Jo
I will never get tired of watching this movie no matter how many times
This chapter scene part with t1000 rising up from the floor tiles was and still is one of the most scary and amazing chapters scenes parts in cinematic history
Saw this when I switched on the tv one New Year’s Eve at 5 y o. Good times
James Cameron said
"We're making movie history"
all the time while shooting this movie .
Whenever anyone companied... He would say "We're making movie history".
I guess he knew how big the movie would be 👍.
my aunt is the one who did the cgi for the floor scene
She did an amazing job
She must be proud of her work, an iconic scene!
@russell brass has to beat up the dragon every night and make him puke such a brave soul
She did an amazing job, I hope she’s doing well
russell brass How hung?
The film was just perfect,, right amount of technology n right amount of action. Also the cast fit into the roles perfectly finally the lowkey terrifying score that each character had. It was not overblown like current sci-fi films where everything is blown and ends up looking fake.
CGI used as a last resort and to enhance a scene.
Love the way sarah beating that ward boy, no mercy for evil and no waste of time and opportunity.
I couldn’t imagine the reactions of people watching this for the first time in 1991, the vfx, sfx , everything about this masterpiece would’ve blown their minds
"You're running kinda late aren't yah? They've been in there over an hour. Hold on a second I'll buzz ya in! Ohhh here comes your friends now." - Absolute Oscar performance right there. This lady was robbed!!
😂😂
Every scene in this movie is just perfect.
the security guard's reaction is hilarious LMAO
Had nightmares of the t1000 when I was a kid. That being said I loved this movie watched it about 4 times a week for a year straight
This movie was WAYYY ahead of its time.
This film will be 30 next year, an awesome film and its effects are till top notch
The photography in this movie is also great, 2:03 awesome light work
u mean Cinematography...true...T2 has most beautiful night in Cinema history,amazing lighting amazing camera work
Vietnam
I love how Cameron filmed the twins as if it was a special effect, but he used no trickery other than camera movement style. In the 4:3 version of the film, the pan down in the closet showed more of the dead guard's face, again, filmed as if it was a special effect.
Terminator is one of my favourite action movies of all time! I never get bored of watching it! Amazing special effects! ❤
Remember when Sarah Connor was an amazing heroine? Good times...
The best movie in the franchise, masterpiece 💯
"The T-1000: is a shapeshifting android assassin"
Hollow Point that shit!💥
....
Mystique and T-1000 should be a couple ❤️... They would take mocking each other to another level 😆
The T-1000 would kill Mystique easily if they'd ever get into a fight
Linda Hamilton plays the hard lady really well. She is a natural. She melted my heart as the coffee shop/mayor in Dante's Peak.
That white flash when Linda hits the dude, just a bit more immersive. I could feel it.
This is one of the best movies of the 90s for sure. Definitely in the action/sci fi genre. I wish I discovered this movie earlier.
Linda Hamilton was awesome in the hospital scene.
me: *pulls out my phone*
my 7 year old cousin: 1:16
Lol
Bruh
Fucking hilarious! 😂😂😂😂😂
This is the greatest cinema villain ever. Hands down, no contest.
Genius James Cameron 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥