"Is it because he's black" You have been watching far too much progressive Hollywood propaganda 🤣 Don't get me wrong, you are nice kids but... The reason people didn't bang on about the leftist/globalist agenda being pushed through a propagandised Hollywood that demands discrimination through identity politics (diversity quotas, affirmative action etc) to avoid perceived discrimination (invented or manufactured racism, sexism etc) is not because they are programmed to believe a conspiracy theory that agenda exists but because they lived in a time that agenda did not exist and protest that it exists today. It is incredible how some young people will retro-engineer the past to fit with the contemporary self contradictory version the progressive left, Hollywood & propaganda media program you to believe so that you can avoid the cognitive dissonance that would actually have you question the logic of your position and think for yourselves. Strong women characters and female leads existed back then (when everything was supposed to be patriarchal bigotry), nobody complained about a misandrist feminist agenda because sexism was not an issue until 3rd wave feminists told everyone it was and invented new ways women were supposedly being oppressed when in fact in every metric that matters they are better off than men. Better health care, Better Prison conditions, shorter sentences, Preference in custody battled and divorce courts, shortlisted for housing (less than 5% of homeless are women), less than 5% of work related deaths (men do all the most dangerous jobs) and of course they live longer yet men get the same pension age and had to work longer for several decades before it increased for women. Women are generally far better treated in society then men and far less likely to suffer violence. The only way women have it worse than men is biologically but that is not the fault of men. We get the same crap about minorities in Hollywood, as if non whites haven't had leading roles or as if the US was 80% black back then and not 80% white. Nobody cared because equal rights were about having the same rights as individuals at birth regardless of skin colour or sex or sexuality etc and not discriminating against people. But now it is the opposite, where equality is about discriminating through identity politics based on your gender, sexuality or race, that is what diversity quotas are, direct discrimination against whites. And all of it is a social engineering program to have whites accept becoming minorities in their own nations as a good thing, yet if people pushed to make blacks minorities in their own nations through mass immigration of whites they would call it not only racist but genocidal. The double standards and lack of principle or logic are mind numbing but young people accept them as virtue because so long as the regime doesn't call them racist it means they are good little boys and girls. Think for yourselves and exercise your free will or are just slaves to regime that wants you to hate your own existence to make you easy to manipulate.
" I know now why you cry and something I can never do "
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Also we saw a heartless machine turn into a sentient being, what Skynet could of become if not for its creators trying to kill it, a machine that understands us humans yet will forever be apart from us, willing to die for us.
"I know now why you cry, but it's something i can never do". The acting, the direction, dialogue, story... everything was perfect in this movie. I highly doubt we will see anything like this again in today's cinema.
Yeah I was born a couple years after this came out and it was an insanely good movie growing up with it. But the theatre would have been a magical experience with this one.
"I know now why you cry, but it's something i can never do" bro i feel you, this final scene still gets me and cry like a baby since it came out in 1991 when you just think about all the sacrifices he's done to protect john, hits hard. Greatest Action/Sequel Movie of all time
Can you imagine how many people stayed in their seats at the movie theaters pretending to watch the credits, but in actuality they wanted to try and compose themselves before walking out! I would have loved to have been outside the theaters recording people's reactions as they left.
Arnold was great as the Good Guy Terminator, but Linda Hamilton stole the show. Her portrayal of Sarah Connor was magnificent. It was on par with Sigourney Weaver’s performance in “Aliens”.
Yeah this was the best T2 reaction. And crying is why we watch reactions. You’re not the only one that cried. We watch reactions to see people impacted by something that impacted us. Three suggestions… two tear jerkers and one killer suspense movie: Born on the Fourth of July, The Pursuit of Happyness and Crimson Tide
This movie owned the culture in the '90s. You can see why. And James Cameron is still killing it 30 years later. Let that sink in for a moment. #timeless
I would add Back to the Future 2, Rocky 2, Blade Runner 2049, Temple of Doom, Adams Family Values, Dark Knight and Empire Strikes Back... Of course it can be argued, but it's my opinion 😉
Back to the Future sequels were among the best sequels of all-time, but NOT as good as the original.@@ryanaromero And T2 did not own the culture in the 90s. In fact the line "hasta la vista, baby" was a line from a #1 R&B song of 1987 by Jody Watley. It BORROWED from the culture. And by 1993, everyone had forgotten about T2 and had moved on to Jurassic Park and then Titanic as they had better stories and better special effects.
Cameron made the ladies cry in titanic... but he made everyone cry in his this, his greatest movie .. its just a natural response to a emotional and heroic climax.. r.i.p uncle Bob mission completed. Great reaction guys
I watched this movie in 1991 when i was 14 years old. Still today i cry so much because of this ending. This movie has action , fiction and HEART !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Oatmeal actually did a comic about the thumbs up scene being one of the times a man is allowed to cry in front of his son, you’re definitely not alone in your tears! ❤️
When John threw away the terminator's piece from the car, and you said "that was a big mistake"... It's actually the opposite! That was genius! If they kept that piece with them, is like carrying a GPS for the terminator xDD
I first saw this movie when I was 7 back in 1992, I remember being incredibly sad by the end scene. Even to this day at the age of 38, it still gets me...
Terminator 2 - Making grown men cry, since 1991. lol And I agree, it's a masterpiece. Great script writing / story telling, action set pieces, sci-fi elements, and a perfect mix of practical effects with groundbreaking CGI. Also, a very obvious warning for the future. We're still not learning the lessons of the past.
Great reaction, i cried with you even tho i saw this in the movies at 10 years old, and i have seen it like 100 times but seeing you crying it hit me again, such a classic movie
Oh yeah, when a movie can make you care for a killing machine it is truly a masterpiece of entertainment. had the same reaction watching it in the theater when it released : D
T2 is a masterpiece as you have mentioned. I rarely connect that emotionally with movies anymore but watching your reaction and seeing you cry at the end it made me cry too bro.
Saw T2 for the first time when it came out on VHS when I was 5. I cried like hell when Uncle Bob had to go (it still gets me). He was every boy's hero back then. Seriously, that is a valid scene for a man to cry.
Litterally me when i was like 6 yo watching this movie on VHS for the first time i cried out loud like a baby when Terminator was lowered into the molten steele. No shame my man 💯
One of the few movies I still cry to every time I watch it. You can tell John loved the Terminator so much after all the trauma he's had growing up and dealing with his foster parents and all. You just want him to be happy for once. The Terminator although programmed and not human displayed more courage and self sacrifice than many of the people today. The music score and him being slowly lowered into the pit with the buddy gesture of the thumbs up at the end makes me choke up every time. After being sucked in and on the edge of your seat for most of the movie all these emotions flood you at the end. The actions scenes were so intense and the stakes were so high it makes Jack Dawson's sacrifice for Rose in the movie "Titanic" look like a picnic:)
They used Linda Hamilton's twin sister in some of the shots, and the hospital security guard's twin brother in his scene. Gotta hand it to Linda. She really gave it all for her physical transformation. And Robert Patrick really was that fast on the run. He actually caught the dirtbike initially. Dyson got shot because he didn't duck in time.
32 years(!!!) later and it's still going strong. Loved this watchalong with ya. It's totally unfair to compare, and while the next one is nowhere near the lightning-in-a-bottle that was the first two, it is still a worthwhile watch. I hope you check it out.
I love reaction videos of all my childhood favourites, but u guys have some of the best, most real and honest reactions I’ve seen. Well done u guys keep up the great work
James Cameron used 2 sets of identical twins in this movie, Linda Hamilton aka Sarah Connor's twin sister in this movie. R.I.P to Linda Hamilton's sister Leslie Hamilton ❤
You can make the reaction, for a cartoon Leafie a hen into the wild. Cartoon masterpiece. The cartoon is instructive moderately funny only adults will understand the ending. At first it seems. Cartoon for children but in the middle and at the end cartoon ended up with a gorgeous meaning.
You gotta give it up for MVP side character in movie history, Miles Dyson. A man who learns that his biggest success and life's work is what pretty much ends humanity. Once he sees Arnold's robot hand he instantly knows what's up and accepts his fate and decides to change it just like Sarah said 'Fate is what you make it'! Those last breaths he takes are so heartwrenching but he makes the biggest sacrifice of any character in the movie, without him being a good guy the movie could have gone a completely different way. Props to Miles!
I find weird is that they find the 1st arm and the 2nd arm is never brought up in any of the other movies, you think they would have found that arm too.
I loved the look the T-1000 gives the silver mannequin in the mall. When you first watch the movie, you don’t realize that’s what the T-1000 looks like.
Great reaction guys..I feel for you. Most people would say this was the height out of all the movies. Looking forward to more.... You two are my favorite😀
Don’t worry. You are not the only one to cry when first seeing this movie. I cried in the cinema when I was 8 years old. And I still cry when I remember this scene.
James Cameron never repeats the same film. First was a timeless romance at the center. The second was a “boy and his robot” father / son story at the center of
Yep, you had the correct reaction. We all fell in love with that machine. It evolved, learned the value of human life, and none of us wanted that to be destroyed.
My parents took me to see this at the last "drive in movie theater" in our area here in America. It's where you would drive your cars up to a big screen and tune the radio for sound. i cried my eyes out at the end and it was the only time i saw my father cry too, the thumbs up broke him.
The thumbs up always gets people. I think this is the movie that pushed Arnie from a superstar to an absolute legend! This movie sets the standard for sequels
You guys reacted to this movie so well. Arnold's responses in this movie were like him putting in the bad pounds in his other movies. Fun facts: in the scenes when the T-1000 mimics the guard and Sarah, those were their actual twins. Also, when the Terminator is chasing John on the bike on foot, he had to slow down because he kept catching it. Robert Patrick ran track in college and was quite fast. Also, Dyson gets blasted by the cops, you respond, "Is it because he's black?" 😂😂😂
Well, it's kind of a valid question 😂 You know the trope from back in the day, they pretty much always killed off the black characters. Now, it's a lot different today, but unfortunately that was a thing back in the day. If you do that too much now you'll get cancelled.
Fun fact: There was originally supposed to be a scene at the very beginning of the movie that would be set in the future, which would show Kyle Reese (with Michael Biehn returning) being sent back to the past to set up the events of the 1st film, while John and the Resistance destroy the time machine. But Skynet, before being shut down, had activated the prototype T-1000 and it got loose, managing to get through John's men and activate the machine to send itself back. And just before the titles sequence starts, John looks towards a nearby T-800, coming up with an idea. Sadly, they didn't have the budget to film such a sequence, so they scrapped it for the opening monologue by Sarah instead, which still works. I just wish we could have gotten to see that opening.
This is one of the reasons I love the theatrical version so much more for first time watchers. Better pacing throughout the whole movie and after that final scene, just get out of there, wrap it up, and let them hold that for a minute.
I watched this in the theatre when it came out and when it was over, everyone stood on their feet and clapped. I have never seen that happen ever again.
The thumbs up at the end is sad because he was just learning how to have emotions. You can imagine being a machine, but then getting confused when a human reaction you’ve just learned kicks in. In his final moment, before death he was able to perform one last human gesture for John. He was for John until the very end
Bless you, great reaction. Crying just shows you are human and you have empathy which is sorely missing in this world these days. You got a sub from me :)
And the EPIC thing here is when "BLACK SUNGLASSES", worn by the Terminator T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger), was still on its head/eyes & was NOT dropped or fell off right after "it" was thrown away by the T-1000 (Robert Patrick) just like from 6:30..
T3 Rise of the Machines wasn't nearly as good as the first 2 but it serves to tie up the loose ends and shows you how the war started and how John became the leader
"Hasta la vista, baby." The theatrical cut is INFERIOR next to the extended cut with the definitive ending. Those missing scenes have important narrative and lore elements. They were written and filmed by James Cameron, so no excuse for it being the definitive version. Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Edward Furlong. Practical Over CGI Fact: The Terminators seen at the beginning of the movie were fully workable animatronic models. Seeing Double Fact: Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie Hamilton Gearren, was used as a double in scenes involving two "Sarah Connors" (for example, when the T-1000 was imitating her). Identical twins Don Stanton and Dan Stanton played the hospital security guard and the T-1000. Ned Nederlander Award Fact: Robert Patrick undertook a rigorous running regime and practiced breathing only through his nose, in order to appear to be a cyborg that could run at high speeds without showing fatigue. He had trained so hard that he was able to catch up to Edward Furlong on his dirt bike with ease. Stripper Night Fact: A female passer-by wandered onto the biker bar set thinking it was real, despite walking past all the location trucks, cameras, and lights. Seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger standing in the bar dressed only in boxer shorts, she finally asked what was going on, only for Schwarzenegger to reply that it was male stripper night. Nuclear Nightmare Fact: Special effects guru Stan Winston and his crew studied hours of nuclear test footage in order to make Sarah Connor's "nuclear nightmare" scene look as realistic as possible. A miniature Los Angeles was made to simulate the scene. Some of the materials used in the miniature that mimicked all the destroyed masonry were Matzos crackers and Shredded Wheat. After each take, it would take on average two days to set the model up to shoot again. In late 1991, members of several US federal nuclear testing labs unofficially declared it "the most accurate depiction of a nuclear blast ever created" for a fictional movie. The special effects team members have stated several times that no scene they've worked on since has received an equivalent amount of praise or emotional feedback from viewers.
Always the same stupid comment by you on every T2 reaction. Your OPINION of which version of the film is the superior one is exactly that - an opinion. Who the fuck are you to say which version is the best?
According to the novel of the film, the T-1000 can be cut up and the pieces will track each other and rejoin up to a distance of 14KM (IIRC). That ability to track parts of itself is also why they throw the 'claw' part away after the escape from the mental hospital.
Fun fact: Linda Hamilton suffered permanent hearing damage during the elevator scene at the psych ward. They were shooting live rounds in the elevator, gunshots are loud. Continuous gunfire in a confined space? Louder than a jet engine on a tarmac. Linda Hamilton didn't have her hearing protection in correctly, that is her grimacing in actual pain during that scene. She suffered permanent hearing loss in her right ear and has to wear a hearing aide in it now.
After lowering the Terminator into the steel, Sarah and John hustle to find an exit, as authorities close in. Encountering a lone worker who is as surprised to see them as they are to see him, Sarah shows little hesitation in shooting him so they can get out. John notes this change in her, though he chalks it up to stress or desperation. Sarah wants to let Tarissa Dyson know that her husband didn't die in vain, but John talks her out of it, citing that the police will be all over the Dyson house. Knowing they can't make it to the border this time, she decides to contact Dr. Silberman. Sarah hits up a phone booth to get his number. They arrive at his house and he obliges to shelter them because "after watching a liquid police officer walk clear through metal bars, I'm a little more inclined to believe you". Sarah apologizes for breaking his arm and holding him hostage, then collapses on the couch from exhaustion. John and Silberman stay up and talk. When Sarah wakes up, it's decided they have to cross the border. Using Silberman and his vehicle, Sarah thinks they might be able to pull this off. En route, they are hindered by a massive police roadblock. Convinced Silberman sold them out, Sarah aggressively threatens to kill him. After naively thinking the destruction of the first Terminator had ended the threat of Judgment Day, she refuses to accept that they averted it, but instead that they "pushed it back". She is talked down when Silberman tells her she's probably correct, and that this is all part of the plan he and John formed while she was out. "You can't fight what's to come from a life on the run." Sarah is arrested. John, taken into the system. Silberman uses his influence(which remains intact because he cooperated with the law) to ensure that Sarah is under his care and that John is enrolled in a good military school(his own idea). This is where I stopped. The initial thought behind it was "why didn't the T-1000 kill Sarah after having her "call to John"? It stabbed her, why not go all the way? Maybe killing John wasn't its sole purpose, maybe it was a contingency to ensure Skynet's existence by seeding itself here in our time(or 1991 lol).
1 comment = 1 push up in the next video (from Mr. Pillow)
When you do the push ups, please use Arnold's voice and quote him, "just do it, c'mon, what are you waiting for?!" 🤣😂🤣👍
@@myTERAexperience LOL
"Is it because he's black"
You have been watching far too much progressive Hollywood propaganda 🤣
Don't get me wrong, you are nice kids but...
The reason people didn't bang on about the leftist/globalist agenda being pushed through a propagandised Hollywood that demands discrimination through identity politics (diversity quotas, affirmative action etc) to avoid perceived discrimination (invented or manufactured racism, sexism etc) is not because they are programmed to believe a conspiracy theory that agenda exists but because they lived in a time that agenda did not exist and protest that it exists today.
It is incredible how some young people will retro-engineer the past to fit with the contemporary self contradictory version the progressive left, Hollywood & propaganda media program you to believe so that you can avoid the cognitive dissonance that would actually have you question the logic of your position and think for yourselves.
Strong women characters and female leads existed back then (when everything was supposed to be patriarchal bigotry), nobody complained about a misandrist feminist agenda because sexism was not an issue until 3rd wave feminists told everyone it was and invented new ways women were supposedly being oppressed when in fact in every metric that matters they are better off than men. Better health care, Better Prison conditions, shorter sentences, Preference in custody battled and divorce courts, shortlisted for housing (less than 5% of homeless are women), less than 5% of work related deaths (men do all the most dangerous jobs) and of course they live longer yet men get the same pension age and had to work longer for several decades before it increased for women. Women are generally far better treated in society then men and far less likely to suffer violence. The only way women have it worse than men is biologically but that is not the fault of men.
We get the same crap about minorities in Hollywood, as if non whites haven't had leading roles or as if the US was 80% black back then and not 80% white.
Nobody cared because equal rights were about having the same rights as individuals at birth regardless of skin colour or sex or sexuality etc and not discriminating against people.
But now it is the opposite, where equality is about discriminating through identity politics based on your gender, sexuality or race, that is what diversity quotas are, direct discrimination against whites.
And all of it is a social engineering program to have whites accept becoming minorities in their own nations as a good thing, yet if people pushed to make blacks minorities in their own nations through mass immigration of whites they would call it not only racist but genocidal.
The double standards and lack of principle or logic are mind numbing but young people accept them as virtue because so long as the regime doesn't call them racist it means they are good little boys and girls.
Think for yourselves and exercise your free will or are just slaves to regime that wants you to hate your own existence to make you easy to manipulate.
What the hell are you? @@myTERAexperience
Good video 👍
"Why am I fucking crying?" - Because you're a good man with a sensitive, caring heart.
Yeah this was the best T2 reaction.
So a man that doesnt cry at the death of this fictional robot isnt a good man??
@@LukeLovesRose no that’s not what I said, you’re reading too much in to things.
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Saw this in 1992 at five years old. Ran to my room to cry alone after the “I know now why you cry…” quote.
Saddest movie ending ever.
Crying is one of your mission parameters as a reactor to this movie.
"Because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life maybe we can too...."
Don’t worry, all of the real men cried at the ending. The T-800 had more heart than most men 🦾💯
He seen it like a father
" I know now why you cry and something I can never do "
Also we saw a heartless machine turn into a sentient being, what Skynet could of become if not for its creators trying to kill it, a machine that understands us humans yet will forever be apart from us, willing to die for us.
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"I know now why you cry, but it's something i can never do". The acting, the direction, dialogue, story... everything was perfect in this movie. I highly doubt we will see anything like this again in today's cinema.
Not with all the woke shit, pushing "The Message".
Hey, we got The Marvels.
@@jakerazmataz852 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don’t worry, dude. The thumbs up got us ALL. I cried so hard in the theater.... and man, was this good in the theater
Damn I envy you. I was only 5 when this movies was in the theaters.
Yeah I was born a couple years after this came out and it was an insanely good movie growing up with it. But the theatre would have been a magical experience with this one.
Me too I remember clear as day watching this first time in theaters...so surreal
"I know now why you cry, but it's something i can never do"
bro i feel you, this final scene still gets me and cry like a baby since it came out in 1991
when you just think about all the sacrifices he's done to protect john, hits hard.
Greatest Action/Sequel Movie of all time
I'm so damn relieved to learn I'm not the only one to cry at the end. Makes me feel.... human
Can you imagine how many people stayed in their seats at the movie theaters pretending to watch the credits, but in actuality they wanted to try and compose themselves before walking out! I would have loved to have been outside the theaters recording people's reactions as they left.
Arnold was great as the Good Guy Terminator, but Linda Hamilton stole the show. Her portrayal of Sarah Connor was magnificent. It was on par with Sigourney Weaver’s performance in “Aliens”.
She was so badass this whole movie.
lets not exagerate
@@alexandruseizu5465 ... No one is exaggerating. We're just giving our opinions, and it's OK to disagree.
Yeah this was the best T2 reaction. And crying is why we watch reactions. You’re not the only one that cried. We watch reactions to see people impacted by something that impacted us. Three suggestions… two tear jerkers and one killer suspense movie: Born on the Fourth of July, The Pursuit of Happyness and Crimson Tide
This movie owned the culture in the '90s. You can see why. And James Cameron is still killing it 30 years later. Let that sink in for a moment. #timeless
IMO one of only 2 sequels that was better than the first. The other being Aliens.
I would add Back to the Future 2, Rocky 2, Blade Runner 2049, Temple of Doom, Adams Family Values, Dark Knight and Empire Strikes Back... Of course it can be argued, but it's my opinion 😉
@@ryanaromero That's what's great about opinions, like A holes, everyone has one and they all stink.😁
Back to the Future sequels were among the best sequels of all-time, but NOT as good as the original.@@ryanaromero
And T2 did not own the culture in the 90s. In fact the line "hasta la vista, baby" was a line from a #1 R&B song of 1987 by Jody Watley. It BORROWED from the culture. And by 1993, everyone had forgotten about T2 and had moved on to Jurassic Park and then Titanic as they had better stories and better special effects.
"And James Cameron is still killing it 30 years later."
It helps to only make one movie every 8 years. Let THAT sink in for a moment.
Cameron made the ladies cry in titanic... but he made everyone cry in his this, his greatest movie .. its just a natural response to a emotional and heroic climax.. r.i.p uncle Bob mission completed. Great reaction guys
Stop. Cameron made men and boys cry with Titanic too. I should know. I'm one of them
I watched this movie in 1991 when i was 14 years old. Still today i cry so much because of this ending. This movie has action , fiction and HEART !!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Oatmeal actually did a comic about the thumbs up scene being one of the times a man is allowed to cry in front of his son, you’re definitely not alone in your tears! ❤️
It's alright to cry,we're HUMANS...loved your reaction!!!
When John threw away the terminator's piece from the car, and you said "that was a big mistake"... It's actually the opposite! That was genius! If they kept that piece with them, is like carrying a GPS for the terminator xDD
On the flipside though, keeping it would've made the T1000 slightly weaker cause he absorbed it back after.
@@adamsultana8380 Not worth it... It seemed like a simple 0.5% only.
I first saw this movie when I was 7 back in 1992, I remember being incredibly sad by the end scene. Even to this day at the age of 38, it still gets me...
You must be a murderer now because you watched such violence when you were 7. 😄
33:45 its ok to cry at the end of T2 .... we all do it. And the thumbs up at the end is just crushing. Gets me every time.
Y'all have quickly moved up my favorite list of reactors!!! Keep it up!!
Great reaction. If that ending doesn't get you, you're dead inside.
I love that you referenced "Cool guys don't look at explosions"! Perfect.
Terminator 2 - Making grown men cry, since 1991. lol
And I agree, it's a masterpiece.
Great script writing / story telling, action set pieces, sci-fi elements, and a perfect mix of practical effects with groundbreaking CGI.
Also, a very obvious warning for the future. We're still not learning the lessons of the past.
I think it's hilarious 😂 when Arnold picks up the baby the way he did and nobody said anything 🤣 😂 😅.
Great reaction, i cried with you even tho i saw this in the movies at 10 years old, and i have seen it like 100 times but seeing you crying it hit me again, such a classic movie
Oh yeah, when a movie can make you care for a killing machine it is truly a masterpiece of entertainment. had the same reaction watching it in the theater when it released : D
T1 budget $ 6.4M
T2 budget $ 102M.
Worth every penny
Great reaction on this. This movie really hits on so many emotions for being a sci fi /action movie. One of the best ever made!
T2 is a masterpiece as you have mentioned. I rarely connect that emotionally with movies anymore but watching your reaction and seeing you cry at the end it made me cry too bro.
Saw T2 for the first time when it came out on VHS when I was 5. I cried like hell when Uncle Bob had to go (it still gets me). He was every boy's hero back then. Seriously, that is a valid scene for a man to cry.
There are 2 moments in a man's life when he is allowed to cry. When his first child is born, and at the end of Terminator 2.
haha, well... there is also that scene in Interstellar.
Litterally me when i was like 6 yo watching this movie on VHS for the first time i cried out loud like a baby when Terminator was lowered into the molten steele. No shame my man 💯
One of the few movies I still cry to every time I watch it. You can tell John loved the Terminator so much after all the trauma he's had growing up and dealing with his foster parents and all. You just want him to be happy for once. The Terminator although programmed and not human displayed more courage and self sacrifice than many of the people today. The music score and him being slowly lowered into the pit with the buddy gesture of the thumbs up at the end makes me choke up every time. After being sucked in and on the edge of your seat for most of the movie all these emotions flood you at the end. The actions scenes were so intense and the stakes were so high it makes Jack Dawson's sacrifice for Rose in the movie "Titanic" look like a picnic:)
They used Linda Hamilton's twin sister in some of the shots, and the hospital security guard's twin brother in his scene. Gotta hand it to Linda. She really gave it all for her physical transformation. And Robert Patrick really was that fast on the run. He actually caught the dirtbike initially. Dyson got shot because he didn't duck in time.
32 years(!!!) later and it's still going strong. Loved this watchalong with ya.
It's totally unfair to compare, and while the next one is nowhere near the lightning-in-a-bottle that was the first two, it is still a worthwhile watch. I hope you check it out.
I love reaction videos of all my childhood favourites, but u guys have some of the best, most real and honest reactions I’ve seen. Well done u guys keep up the great work
James Cameron used 2 sets of identical twins in this movie, Linda Hamilton aka Sarah Connor's twin sister in this movie. R.I.P to Linda Hamilton's sister Leslie Hamilton ❤
You can make the reaction, for a cartoon Leafie a hen into the wild. Cartoon masterpiece. The cartoon is instructive moderately funny only adults will understand the ending. At first it seems. Cartoon for children but in the middle and at the end cartoon ended up with a gorgeous meaning.
👍🔥🤩😍 Agree!
The kid that played John Connor in this movie was the most convincing child actor I've ever seen
You gotta give it up for MVP side character in movie history, Miles Dyson. A man who learns that his biggest success and life's work is what pretty much ends humanity. Once he sees Arnold's robot hand he instantly knows what's up and accepts his fate and decides to change it just like Sarah said 'Fate is what you make it'! Those last breaths he takes are so heartwrenching but he makes the biggest sacrifice of any character in the movie, without him being a good guy the movie could have gone a completely different way. Props to Miles!
The cop Robert Patrick is fast at running 🏃♂️ cause he was a track star, he had to slow down for John on the bike scene.
It’s ok to cry at the end. I do every time I watch it. I was crying with u while watching it. I also cry at the end of THE MONSTER SQUAD.
Make the reaction to cartoon
Leafie a hen into the wild.
Nothing better than fiction making a fully grown man sob. Good lad!
I recommend it to you make a reaction to cartoon Leafie a hen into the wild. Underrated cartoon.
I find weird is that they find the 1st arm and the 2nd arm is never brought up in any of the other movies, you think they would have found that arm too.
I loved the look the T-1000 gives the silver mannequin in the mall. When you first watch the movie, you don’t realize that’s what the T-1000 looks like.
T2 does it's magic again .
Had my sister crying in 1991 .
There are only 2 Terminator movies ! :)
Make a reaction to a cartoon Leafie a hen into the wild. Cool cartoon and the ending sad.
Agree!!!
Great reaction guys..I feel for you. Most people would say this was the height out of all the movies. Looking forward to more.... You two are my favorite😀
There is no way a movie can be this perfect is just simply owesometacular possibly if not the best action film of all time.
Don’t worry. You are not the only one to cry when first seeing this movie. I cried in the cinema when I was 8 years old. And I still cry when I remember this scene.
James Cameron never repeats the same film. First was a timeless romance at the center. The second was a “boy and his robot” father / son story at the center of
Yep, you had the correct reaction. We all fell in love with that machine. It evolved, learned the value of human life, and none of us wanted that to be destroyed.
My parents took me to see this at the last "drive in movie theater" in our area here in America. It's where you would drive your cars up to a big screen and tune the radio for sound.
i cried my eyes out at the end and it was the only time i saw my father cry too, the thumbs up broke him.
The thumbs up always gets people. I think this is the movie that pushed Arnie from a superstar to an absolute legend! This movie sets the standard for sequels
Seeing Arnold go in this movie is like seeing your father dying. This big protector, like a father, giving his very existence for you to survive.
Two endings: In the first movie we wish he would somehow just die; in the sequel we wish he could somehow just stay. A neat trick Cameron did there.
You guys reacted to this movie so well. Arnold's responses in this movie were like him putting in the bad pounds in his other movies. Fun facts: in the scenes when the T-1000 mimics the guard and Sarah, those were their actual twins. Also, when the Terminator is chasing John on the bike on foot, he had to slow down because he kept catching it. Robert Patrick ran track in college and was quite fast. Also, Dyson gets blasted by the cops, you respond, "Is it because he's black?" 😂😂😂
Yeah, the twins were in lots of movies. I remember them in Gremlins 2 as well.
Well, it's kind of a valid question 😂 You know the trope from back in the day, they pretty much always killed off the black characters. Now, it's a lot different today, but unfortunately that was a thing back in the day. If you do that too much now you'll get cancelled.
You cry because you are Empathic
I was 27 when this came out, I cried there and more than 30 years later I still tear up today. I'd say you're in good company. 😉
I am a self proclaimed tough guy, but I am not ashamed to cry for the Terminator. We all love the Terminator.
He looks like Edward crowbar hands 😆 🤣 😂
One of the best sequels and best movies ever made. Thanks for the reaction. Always fun to see first time viewers of this
Nice reaction, cat in the background is all like "I got your skynet right here " lol .
Women cried for Titanic. Men cried for The Terminator.
I always cry at the end. "I know now why you cry, but that is something i can not do" ❤😢.
Fun fact: There was originally supposed to be a scene at the very beginning of the movie that would be set in the future, which would show Kyle Reese (with Michael Biehn returning) being sent back to the past to set up the events of the 1st film, while John and the Resistance destroy the time machine. But Skynet, before being shut down, had activated the prototype T-1000 and it got loose, managing to get through John's men and activate the machine to send itself back. And just before the titles sequence starts, John looks towards a nearby T-800, coming up with an idea.
Sadly, they didn't have the budget to film such a sequence, so they scrapped it for the opening monologue by Sarah instead, which still works. I just wish we could have gotten to see that opening.
This is one of the reasons I love the theatrical version so much more for first time watchers. Better pacing throughout the whole movie and after that final scene, just get out of there, wrap it up, and let them hold that for a minute.
The thumbs up at the end makes every man cry.
Pretty much the only scene which makes me cry...every single time. I've seen the move probably 30 times.
I watched this in the theatre when it came out and when it was over, everyone stood on their feet and clapped. I have never seen that happen ever again.
The thumbs up at the end is sad because he was just learning how to have emotions. You can imagine being a machine, but then getting confused when a human reaction you’ve just learned kicks in. In his final moment, before death he was able to perform one last human gesture for John. He was for John until the very end
Your videos are my favourite currently and you choose great films. I’m so happy to watch you watch this, lots of love from Hamburg :)
The foster mother plays on the movie Titanic 😊
John begging Arnold not to go is every boy wishing their father not to leave them.
Saw this when it came out. Scared the crap out of everyone in the theatre lol. Killer movie.
Terminator 2 is probably the best action movie ever. As you said, a masterpiece. Thanks for react.
All real stunts, even the helicopter chase scene was real.
"I know now why you cry, but it's something I can never do."
Bless you, great reaction. Crying just shows you are human and you have empathy which is sorely missing in this world these days. You got a sub from me :)
It’s funny how he said “who am I supposed to support” and you clearly saw him save John lol!!!
But he was evil last time
And the EPIC thing here is when "BLACK SUNGLASSES", worn by the Terminator T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger), was still on its head/eyes & was NOT dropped or fell off right after "it" was thrown away by the T-1000 (Robert Patrick) just like from 6:30..
One of the best sequels ever made!
I think it's disappointing we don't see the T1000 ever take the TX model, that would be a pretty even fight.
T3 Rise of the Machines wasn't nearly as good as the first 2 but it serves to tie up the loose ends and shows you how the war started and how John became the leader
We all cry at the end of this one. My favorite movie of all time since I was 5.
You sir, just earned yourself a subscriber.
Great reaction, funny she mentions that Sarah looks exactly like Sonya because in MK 11 they released a Sarah Connor T2 this look skin for Sonya lol😂😎
15:49 he will always know where his other piece is so if he left it on the car the t-1000 will track them down.
T-1000: Call to John Now
Sarah: Fuck You
T-1000 Response: Christ, I Was Frozen Today!
"Hasta la vista, baby."
The theatrical cut is INFERIOR next to the extended cut with the definitive ending. Those missing scenes have important narrative and lore elements. They were written and filmed by James Cameron, so no excuse for it being the definitive version.
Fun Fact: Theatrical movie debut of Edward Furlong.
Practical Over CGI Fact: The Terminators seen at the beginning of the movie were fully workable animatronic models.
Seeing Double Fact: Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie Hamilton Gearren, was used as a double in scenes involving two "Sarah Connors" (for example, when the T-1000 was imitating her). Identical twins Don Stanton and Dan Stanton played the hospital security guard and the T-1000.
Ned Nederlander Award Fact: Robert Patrick undertook a rigorous running regime and practiced breathing only through his nose, in order to appear to be a cyborg that could run at high speeds without showing fatigue. He had trained so hard that he was able to catch up to Edward Furlong on his dirt bike with ease.
Stripper Night Fact: A female passer-by wandered onto the biker bar set thinking it was real, despite walking past all the location trucks, cameras, and lights. Seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger standing in the bar dressed only in boxer shorts, she finally asked what was going on, only for Schwarzenegger to reply that it was male stripper night.
Nuclear Nightmare Fact: Special effects guru Stan Winston and his crew studied hours of nuclear test footage in order to make Sarah Connor's "nuclear nightmare" scene look as realistic as possible. A miniature Los Angeles was made to simulate the scene. Some of the materials used in the miniature that mimicked all the destroyed masonry were Matzos crackers and Shredded Wheat. After each take, it would take on average two days to set the model up to shoot again. In late 1991, members of several US federal nuclear testing labs unofficially declared it "the most accurate depiction of a nuclear blast ever created" for a fictional movie. The special effects team members have stated several times that no scene they've worked on since has received an equivalent amount of praise or emotional feedback from viewers.
Always the same stupid comment by you on every T2 reaction. Your OPINION of which version of the film is the superior one is exactly that - an opinion. Who the fuck are you to say which version is the best?
Cheer up mate, the T-1000 and the CSM-101 are happily swimming around in the molten steel now. United for eternity.
It's ok to cry most of us did
i was a kid when i watched this movie and arnold was my hero. i remember crying my eyes out when i saw the ending.
According to the novel of the film, the T-1000 can be cut up and the pieces will track each other and rejoin up to a distance of 14KM (IIRC). That ability to track parts of itself is also why they throw the 'claw' part away after the escape from the mental hospital.
24:42 - No, it’s because he was standing in the wrong spot at the wrong time 😂
Thanks for pure reaction in the end. I still feel the same in my 42 after having watched this movie more than 150 times since my 9.
Fun fact:
Linda Hamilton suffered permanent hearing damage during the elevator scene at the psych ward. They were shooting live rounds in the elevator, gunshots are loud. Continuous gunfire in a confined space? Louder than a jet engine on a tarmac. Linda Hamilton didn't have her hearing protection in correctly, that is her grimacing in actual pain during that scene. She suffered permanent hearing loss in her right ear and has to wear a hearing aide in it now.
After lowering the Terminator into the steel, Sarah and John hustle to find an exit, as authorities close in. Encountering a lone worker who is as surprised to see them as they are to see him, Sarah shows little hesitation in shooting him so they can get out. John notes this change in her, though he chalks it up to stress or desperation. Sarah wants to let Tarissa Dyson know that her husband didn't die in vain, but John talks her out of it, citing that the police will be all over the Dyson house. Knowing they can't make it to the border this time, she decides to contact Dr. Silberman. Sarah hits up a phone booth to get his number.
They arrive at his house and he obliges to shelter them because "after watching a liquid police officer walk clear through metal bars, I'm a little more inclined to believe you". Sarah apologizes for breaking his arm and holding him hostage, then collapses on the couch from exhaustion. John and Silberman stay up and talk. When Sarah wakes up, it's decided they have to cross the border.
Using Silberman and his vehicle, Sarah thinks they might be able to pull this off. En route, they are hindered by a massive police roadblock. Convinced Silberman sold them out, Sarah aggressively threatens to kill him. After naively thinking the destruction of the first Terminator had ended the threat of Judgment Day, she refuses to accept that they averted it, but instead that they "pushed it back". She is talked down when Silberman tells her she's probably correct, and that this is all part of the plan he and John formed while she was out. "You can't fight what's to come from a life on the run."
Sarah is arrested. John, taken into the system. Silberman uses his influence(which remains intact because he cooperated with the law) to ensure that Sarah is under his care and that John is enrolled in a good military school(his own idea).
This is where I stopped. The initial thought behind it was "why didn't the T-1000 kill Sarah after having her "call to John"? It stabbed her, why not go all the way? Maybe killing John wasn't its sole purpose, maybe it was a contingency to ensure Skynet's existence by seeding itself here in our time(or 1991 lol).