T2 is definitely one of the all-time most amazing sci-fi movies! What other movies belong to this category? Patreon (full length & polls): www.patreon.com/posts/hot-fuzz-2001-85679166 Subscribe to the channel: ruclips.net/user/verowakreacts Follow me on Twitter for stuff and selfies: twitter.com/verowak
I was a little kid when my parents took me and my younger sister to see this in theaters summer of 91 and, my child mind was blown. Not only is there the right amount of fake prosthetic Arnie heads, an obsession kicked off in the original Terminator movie, but we also got a fair amount of Robert Patrick prosthetic fake heads, and some Linda Hamilton fake head action, too. Oh and the CG for the T-1000 was, ok, I guess, Lol. Not as cool as prosthetic fake heads though
T2 is the perfect sequel imo. It's all downhill from here. Terminator salvation had some good ideas but they made the resistance too organized. And Terminator gensys had a good idea for the first half of the movie. Alternative 1984 was a cool idea. But a poor second half and poor casting doomed the movie
Robot movies..... Good question, so many but here's 4 1. Forbidden Planet - Robbie was the epitome of a Robot in the 60's Sadly Stars Wars failed to change anything (metal men) 2. Alien was a game changer, a Robot that was soft n squishy indistinguishable from a human on the outside. 3. Wall-E Brilliant animated tear jerker 4. Ex Machina gave us, self aware, sentient and sexualy seductive.
Dyson's actor deserves credit, he was involved in a car crash and suffered a collapsed lung, which is how we got the distinctive scene where Dyson holds onto the dead man's switch. He literally acted his own trauma.
Yep, Terminator 2 is perfect. ^^ Fun fact: Robert Patrick was so fast, he actually caught up with John's motorcyxcle in the garage. So they had to reshoot the scene and tell him not to run that fast. 😄
Also, the scene with the liquid Terminator going through the grate wasn't planned: the grate was open, and Robert Patrick was supposed to just push it away. But he improvised and seeped through it like a liquid. Cameron liked this take and kept it in the movie.
I saw this movie in cinema in 1992 and it was mindblowing. It was THE movie of the year and showed SFX and FX we never saw before on screen. Best action movie (sequel) of all times and on the same high quality level as "Empire strikes back".
I first saw it in 92 on a VHS pirate copy I borrowed from a kid in school (I was too young to see it in the cinema) which I never gave back to the kid I borrowed it from (sorry Colin). I watched it every night for about a year. And I agree entirely with your Empire Strikes Back analogy.
Hard to think that originally singer Billy Idol was intended to be the T-1000. Unfortunately for him (but fortunately for Robert Patrick) he had a motorcycling accident that nearly cost him one of his legs, so he had to withdraw from the role as he could not even walk, never mind run after a motorcycle.
R.I.P to Leslie Hamilton she played parts in this movie along with the guard's twin. Linda Hamilton was on a interview last year and told people about her twin sister's passing.
@@VerowakReacts I agree, I'm not a twin but my father is a twin but and my brother and sister are twins 2 years older than me and I have twin sister's who are 8 years older than me.
You cried exactly the correct amount for this film. One single, manly tear. I remember me and all my mates aged 16 leaving the cinema after this, denying that we cried 😆 This was a truly mind bending experience!
@@Mr.Ekshin and yet you still took the time out of your life to sit through the reaction of someone you claim has seen this before and then commented about it afterwards. Maybe, just maybe, some people are more perceptive than others.
Your unbridled joy during this reaction was a gift. Thank you! Sometimes I question why I'm addicted to watching reaction videos and then along comes a reaction like this and I'm hooked all over again. I'm so glad the twist wasn't spoiled and we got a pure reaction to the hallway scene. T3 is a guilty pleasure of mine. It doesn't hold up to the quality set by this one but it has some moments. As for the rest of them...well I know you won't be dissuaded from watching them so I'll just say I look forward to your reaction to other movies. ;-) The TV show is worth it though--I was angry when it was cancelled before it could tell a complete story. Just like the show Firefly, which you should definitely add to your list.
I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it! I had so much fun with this movie, it was just fantastic!!! It's sad to hear that the TV show was cancelled before it could tell a story, I wish they could go back and finish it now, though I feel like it might not be the same. Those are two shows on my list to watch!!
The security guard at the state hospital, when the T-1000 was the floor, and it takes his form, they are actually twin brothers and actors. Also, when the T-1000 takes the form of Sarah Conner, that is Linda Hamilton’s twin sister. The line, “Get to duh choppa” is an Arnold Schwarzenegger quote, but it’s from the movie ‘Predator’.
They also brought in her twin sister (Leslie) for the scene where they're taking out the T-101's chip. The model of Arnie's head is in the "mirror" (other room) along with Leslie standing next to it :)
I saw this in the theater when it came out. The moment he tells John to get down and blasts the other terminator, everyone in the audience gasped, then cheered. This and Aliens are perhaps the best sequels ever made, and they still hold up as action movies.
Not sure why people would be surprised at that because all the trailers for the movie gave away that he was the good guy. Maybe they hadn't seen the trailer.
11:27 "This dude looks like a proper terminator. He's so focused on him." You're right. Robert Patrick is my favorite terminator, though I'll always have a soft place in my heart for Summer Glau. He did such a great job of maximizing his emotionless intensity, walk, run, every movement. So mechanical. What a great performance.
Patrick is phenomenal in his role, but because of the horror element of the first Terminator, my favorite Terminator will always be Terminator 1 T-101, evil Arnie. And the Terminatress in the TV show is cool, but not very scary.
@@SCharlesDennicon Gotta love Summer Glau. She was made to play robots. Pretty girl, no facial expression (even when she isn't playing a robot). Made for the role... (no, robots don't have to be pretty, but Hollywood girl-robots do; it seems to be an unwritten rule somewhere since they always are.)
The Protectinator. As a kid in the early 90's this movie was absolutely amazing to us and still is. We were just like John Connor. "Easy Money" This was during the birth of CGI and it was mind blowing, just like Jurassic Park. They didn't depend on it, they utilized it in its infancy. There are actually two sets of twins in this, the cop's and Sarah's. I honestly cried at the end the first time. I can't lie. "It's when there's nothing wrong but, you cry any way."
Using CGI sparingly is ideal for movies imo. Now a lot of movies are filmed on green sets and it's really not as immersive for the actors, and us. Just like Jurassic Park, Terminator 1 & 2 still hold up after all these years, which is amazing
@VerowakReacts I really hope that you see this comment because it's important that you do. There's one other thing of the Terminator that you have to see and watch on RUclips because you couldn't see this in any ordinary movie theater at all. At Universal Studios Florida and the other Universal theme parks, there was a Terminator attraction called Terminator 2:3-D Battle Across Time. This particular attraction came out in 1996 at Universal Studios Florida. James Cameron came back to direct the actual movie portion that's played in the attraction, as well as James Cameron was able to get Around Schwarzenegger, Edward Furlong, Linda Hamilton, and Robert Patrick to reprise their roles as the Terminator, John Connor, Sarah Connor, abd the T-1000. The storyline takes place in the present time. Somehow, someway, Cyberdyne Systems is back and better than ever. There was a pre-show before the actual show portion. A character named Kimberly Duncan, who's Cyberdyne's Director of Community Relations and Media Control, is the host of the pre-show. She's put together a media presentation about Cyberdyne Systems and Skynet, and all of the different inventions and technologies that they've created so far. Halfway through the pre-show, both Sarah Connor and John Connor interrupt the show, and they warn the guests about how Cyberdyne is a menace and that they're planning on stopping Skynet. They tell everybody that they have 5-minutes to get out before they break in. Kimberly Duncan then gets everything under control again and gets the signal back to her media presentation again. Eventually in the show portion itself has live action stunt work on stage, pyrotechnics, and many other things. Sarah Connor and John Connor disrupt the Kimberly's presentation of Cyberdyne's newest Terminators called the T-70s. The T-1000 shows up to kill both Sarah and John. But the Terminator shows up to save them from the T-1000. Then the Terminator and John Connor ride into Los Angeles in the year 2029 to destroy Skynet. Along the way, you encounter Mini-Hunters, an Endo Skeleton, and a stronger enemy called the T-1,000,000. James Cameron said that since he couldn't make a 3rd Terminator movie for movie theaters, that this attraction is the conclusion to his Terminator series, and that this attraction is a direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day. So whenever you have the time or the chance, you'll have to watch some videos of this attraction. 😀
@@VerowakReacts You hit the nail on the head. The practical effects, filming on real locations and stunts is what makes movies like this stand up. CGI was just a tool. Fun fact, the helicopter under the bridge, really happened. No way would a movie production company would allow that to happen today because of insurance and liability. I highly recommend watching the behind the scenes to see how this movie was created.
I bought this movie when it came out on VHS. 3-day weekend watching nothing but this back-to-back-to-back-to-back. I knew I kept missing something had to keep watching.
Sarah Connor is how you write a badass female character! The movies after this are ok, but T2 was the pinnacle. As far as I'm concerned, the story ends here haha
Yep, Sarah Connor and Ellen Ripley are pretty much the most famous and best badass female characters... There were a few before (I saw someone bring up a few names, but I don't remember them...), but they're nowhere near as well-known.
It's crazy that Linda Hamilton wasn't even nominated for Best Supporting Actress. She should have won hands down that year and was far and above any of the other nominees.
You cry at the end. This is so sweet. I too cry on this final scene ; hahahahaha I love the last Terminator screen: all in 0.00 ; this is when all functions are blocked. And the inscription: inevitable shutdown. This time it can no longer be turned on. The lesson is that this machine now has a soul because of the child, after a machine learned the value of a human life. So John didn't just lose his bodyguard, he lost a friend. This last hand was about Sarah and John never giving up. I really love the ending.
My brother Raymund met Linda Hamilton on the streets of Vancouver on his way to work at Canada Post. He awkwardly asked for an autograph, expecting her to say no. She said yes and waited patiently as my brother sat on a bench and fumbled through his bag for a pen. Linda rubbed his shoulder to calm him down! Raymund got her autograph and still remembers how nice and friendly Linda Hamilton was. Raymund also helped the film crew for Arnie’s film ‘The 6th Day’ by renting equipment, space and the 5th floor Helipad of Canada Post. He didn’t get to meet Arnie, but still has one of the signs (‘Replacement Technologies’) used in the film as a ‘thank you’ from the film crew.
IMO 'True Lies' is the most fun action movie that reunites Cameron as director and Arnie as star. Shows Cameron perfected action with dramatic & comedic film making.
Wow, I'm still always blown away by watching the movie so many times over the year, and to watch you experience it for the first time was really enjoyable. So many moments in this are so awesome, and really pulls people in, as we see firsthand, here with your experience viewing it.
Not only did Robert Patrick do the super-run (catching the bike on the first take on accident), he also trained to become ambidextrous with all his shooting - because a robot would shoot with whichever hand is most efficient at the time. He also never blinks while shooting (okay, except for one or two takes that I guess they didn't want to re-do)
Thanks for the wonderful reaction to this classic. I truly never get tired of watching people share their first time with us. One of my favorite fun facts: The trenchcoat Sarah wears to the Cyberdyne building was the same one Kyle wore in the first film.
Fun fact #2: A couple scenes were shot by James Cameron himself; The truck through the overpasses barrier and the helicopter under the overpass. He did this because his film crew didn't want to be the ones to film deaths if something went wrong.
This was so huge when it came out! Nothing prepared us for what was coming, this was next level (especially back then) The only bad thing about this movie is when we first went to see it, none of us were able to sit together. It was still a sight to see.
It's always so interesting to see reactors go into this blind. The final trailer that came out just before the premiere spoiled the fact that Arnold was the good guy, so it ruined the surprise. I was lucky enough to watch this in the theaters when I was a kid. I wish I could fully articulate just how insane those stunts and special effects were back then. It truly heralded the beginning of the 90's action movie genre. The director's commentary and behind the scenes production footage are definitely worth watching; there are so many cool little details that went into this. Linda Hamilton trained extensively for the movie; that one-armed reload scene at the end was added specifically because she'd become strong enough to do it. She also smacked that mental hospital orderly with the broom handle for real, because the actor kept on holding back and ruining the previous takes. She also learned how to pick locks just for the escape scene. Arnold nearly broke his fingers when he tried doing that shotgun twirling trick and picked up the wrong prop. When they filmed the helicopter sequence, they really did fly it under the overpass; almost everyone was too afraid to try it because of how insanely dangerous it is, but the stunt pilot stepped up and did it _twice._ There are several more stories like this, so look them up sometime if you want.
My favorite part is that you were fully, immediately, and firmly behind shooting Dyson in the noggin to save humanity. Useful trait in a zombie apocalypse and such...
@VerowakReacts if ever I'm overly tired and need to go out, I'll make sure to get a few coffees in me beforehand in case I run into you. Heaven forbid if you were to think I was a zombie 🤭
This is one of the best reactions I've seen. ALL the emotions. Particularly love your immediate and continued disdain for Dr Silberman lol, and the absolute joy during that first corridor confrontation and iconic truck/bike chase. And yeah John's ginger friend absolutely said ACAB and respect to that kid haha
They did the last part with Twins. Linda Hamilton had an identical twin sister who was sadly passed away, but she was the one that played the another Sarah when they were together on the set.
i think one of the reasons i liked this so much was because it was filmed almost like a horror movie. there was a bunch of action but everytime the t-1000 was there it felt scary. and the villain was someone that seemed advanced enough where you really questioned how he could be killed.
Hi Verowak I'm Roderick nice to meet you. It's great to see you first time watching the terminator 2 judgement day, which the 1991 films movie. And this is my first time watching the reactions video with you as well. And I'm looking forward to see more a good reactions videos with you. And I'm glad to enjoy that too as well. So thank you so much for that Verowak I really appreciate it.
Welcome Roderick! I look forward to reading more of your comments as you make your way through the channel. Terminator 2 is a great movie to start off with :D
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Loved your reaction. I love seeing newbies reacting to oldies like these. Seeing your enjoyment of it just reinforces the idea that these movies are true works of genius.
i found this quite moving as a middle aged man that grew up with this movie. It was very cool to watch someones first experience of the movie especially with that rare benefit of not knowing arnie is the hero this time.
Actually the only scene that doesn't work for me in the movie. Always found it didn't help the plot and was over the top. Don't get it, it seems like such a cheap an unnecessary move - Why did he have to be a creep?!
@@fastertove maybe to show sarah's self control cability when needed (military discipline) after we watched her loosing It with Silverman (normal angry human)? 🤷🏻♀️ I don't know
Yeah, I guess. But it was very much on the nose, and I think they could have come up with something even better. It made those who looked after her look plain evil rather than unaware or ignorant. By letting the guard lick her face, Cameron flashed them as villains, instead of the the normal and mostly reasonable people they were. She was there for a reason - because she a danger to society. Could also just be a case of me being from a different culture. People locked up in prisons and mental institutions tend to be treated different here. Perhaps Cameron had to go over-the-top to get his point across, 🤷🏻♀ I don't know Any way... The scene wasn't bad by any means, just a scene I personally wouldn't have picked... Definitely one of the greatest action movies ever. I personally rank it number uno, but I might be biased :) @@nekane6168
When this movie came out, Guns 'n Roses was a mega band and did some of the songs in the movie. Thus Arnold walking into the mall with a box of roses hiding a gun... edit: the director cut has a lot of great little extras too, showing the T1000 being damaged and starting to 'meld' into things it touched.
Without exaggeration, one of the best action movies of all time. Fun Fact: The scene where the helicopter flies under the over pass... that's real. Not miniatures or CGI. Not so fun fact: the actor who played Myles Dyson actually had a punctured/collapsed lung so he used that experience to give his death scene more authenticity.
Interesting fact. In the scene where the liquid Terminator disguises himself as Sarah Connor and two of them appear, there was no great special effect or CGI. They used the late Leslie Hamilton Freas (1956-2020), twin sister of actress Linda Hamilton to play the second Sarah.
Nobody seems to put two interesting facts together: that Linda worked out so much to look like she does, and that her twin sister doubled for her. This means Leslie had to work out just as much!
Definitely looking forward to this one. 😊 This movie is one of my top 3 all-time favorite movie sequels. Right up there with "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Top Gun Maverick". And this is also the best,in my opinion, the "Terminator" series. Fun Fact: Linda Hamilton's(Sarah Conner) twin sister played Sarah Connor in a couple of different scenes. 1) Foundry scene (as the T-1000/Sarah Connor). Whenever both Sarah and the T-1000 (disguised as Sarah) are both visible in a shot she's playing whichever is less in-focus. 2) And I think she also played Sarah during the nightmare scene when she sees herself playing with a toddler John. Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Nobody seems to put two fun facts together: that Linda Hamilton worked out a lot to look how she does, and that her twin sister doubled for her in some scenes. This means her sister had to workout just as much.
Brilliant reaction, I watched this with my Dad when I was 12 and it is the hardest I have ever had to try not to cry; I could not understand more how you felt at the end there. Your understanding of the films you watch is great. You make it like discovering the film all over again. Love how you spotted the bit where Sarah basically becomes a terminator, a lot of people miss that. You are really good at this and fast becoming my favourite reactor.
11:20 The actor Robert Patrick practiced sprinting before this movie. He got so fast that he kept catching up to the motorcycle during filming. Anyway thanks for a great reaction to an all time classic.
Arguably the best science fiction action movie of all time. Special affects still stand up pretty well even today. It's crazy to think this movie is 30+ years old.
There are some insane stunts in the movie. The one where the T-1000 falls off the cop car with his arms still metal was crazy difficult and dangerous, since they couldn't come up with safe rubber arms. Then there's the scene where stuntmen Peter Kent as the T-101 runs across the bed of the pickup to jump onto the semi which was done just as we see it with no extra safety devices -- if memory serves, not even with the cars attached to each other and pulled from another truck off the frame. On the DVD commentary (like 7..10 years later), Cameron said that this is one stunt he would not approve anymore because of the risks.
When the terminator was shooting all those cops in the knees, it would be funny if someone edits in Arnold’s voice saying “You get a pension” with each shot.
Love this movie. An all-time classic. The extended edition is pretty good too. I like all the extra stuff but I prefer the vague, unsure ending with the road going by at night. Fits the "no fate but what we make" theme.
When I watched for the first time in 1993 in the cinema, especially the ending of the film where Sarah releases the T-800 into hot metal, I cried all the way home. 32 years later, I am watching this film again with my son and daughter, and I still cry at the end of the film.
I've always been sympathetic with John in the scene where Sarah yells at him for risking himself to break her out. I can't believe it's taken me thirty years to realize he could have just sent the terminator in. He didn't really add a lot to the process other than make the stakes higher.
Though he would probably be in way more danger alone outside. They didn't know where the T-1000 actually was, he should remain close to the T-800 at all times.
That scene in which Sarah scolds John for risking his life helping here is the only time you hear Edward Furlong's voice as it sounded on the day of shooting the scene. All other scenes Edward redubbed John's lines of dialogue later because his voice broke during filming, but in the case of that scene, because of his character being in such an emotional state it was questionable whether Edward could have replicated that in the dubbing studio all that time later, given that he had never acted before at the time.
While there are several reasons for John to go, I'm pretty sure Sarah wouldn't have gone with the terminator if John hadn't been there to convince her. She would have assumed it was a trick to get to John.
@@marauderdz Exactly. Does nobody remember Sarah *running* from the Arnold terminator when he got off the elevator? At the very least, the kid should have got off the elevator first. As it was, he had to snap her out of it.
@@TheInvisibleMan229 I think it made sense for the terminator to step out first. They knew the elevator opened to a hallway, so it was likely their first encounter would be a guard, or the T-1000 itself. Arnold had to make sure the coast was clear first. There was no way they could have expected to see Sarah there, of all places.
You are really in-sync with this sequel, Vero. 👍 You're anticipating the characters' lines before they say them. 😊 Well done! I hope you don't listen to the naysayers who will try to convince you to not watch the other sequels. I personally think the whole franchise is great, and that you would enjoy all of them! Thanks for your excellent reaction. It was fun watching it with you. 👍😊❤ Hopefully, I'll get to see your T3 reaction soon. 🤞😊
I'm also a big fan of Terminator: Salvation. I think it's a great cap to John Conner's story. Beyond that, the series just becomes a bunch of soft reboots.
This and ALIENS are the best Sci-fi Action Adventure films ever made! Did you know? James Cameron said in an interview that he was actually high on cocaine or ecstasy, I'm assuming the latter, while he was writing the script. I kid you not, I looked it up on Screenrant while he was promoting AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER.
Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, T2, and True Lies are James Cameron in top form. Titanic was really good, too. I didn't really like Avatar's story at all - it was too simplistic. "Reprogram a Terminator!" "The dog isn't barking so that's a good sign." You are so astute!
Yeah, "Avatar" is basically a simplified "Dances with Wolves"... The latter is absolutely worth watching, the former only if you want to hand in your brain at the entrance and munch popcorn.
The helicopter pilot that jumps off after the "Get out!" is Charles Tamburro, a real-life helicopter pilot. He was the one that flew the chopper underneath the bridge. He also flew helicopters for Die Hard, Predator, Lethal Weapon, True Lies and and and.
Hi Verowak, I've loved your reactions to the first 2 Terminator movies 😊 they're amazing! Please continue with the franchise asap. Arnie plays the cyborg so well. He is one of the GOAT Hollywood icons and his back catalogue of movies is awesome! More of his films I highly recommend you react to are: Predator (1987) - the line "Get to the chopper!" is in that 😉, Total Recall (1990), Commando* (1985) & Last Action Hero (1993) Production on the first Terminator movie got put back several months, so during this time; James Cameron wrote Aliens! I like your reactions and I'm subscribed to the channel. *Arnie is like the Terminator in it, without actually being a Terminator 😜
I used to wonder about the arm but remembered the one from the first movie was the right arm, this one lost his left arm. So it wouldn’t have really worked to replace it
When the chopper crashes and then the truck crashes at the same time, reminds me of one of those old super-dramatic pro wrestling matches where both wrestlers are lying unconscious in the ring at the same time in the middle of the match.
The TV show "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" is the best part of the franchise after the first two movies. (IMO) Please don't skip it even if you do skip some of the remaining movies.
There are two seasons of the Sarah Conner Chronicles and they are great! It ends on a cliffhanger that would have completely changed the plotline, but those two seasons fit in very well with the whole franchise.@@VerowakReacts
If you have only seen season 1 of the Sarah Connor Chronicles, then I have some great news for you. There were two seasons, so you have a whole lot of new Terminator TV shows to watch. 👍😊 @@3DJapan
Strong agree. While the first season was a bit awkward and slow, the second really ramped things up. I feel like too many Terminator fans just assumed a TV show would suck worse than the post-T2 movies and didn't give it a chance.
For all the focus on the awesome action I think the movie also has some pretty poignant observations about human nature, especially with Sarah reflecting on how a machine is technically the perfect father and that machines can learn the value of human life better than humans can.
Sarah Connor is awesome I loved her growing up honestly they knew how to write strong female characters in the 80s and 90s they weren’t the insufferable emotionless robots they write today
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T2 is definitely one of the all-time most amazing sci-fi movies! What other movies belong to this category?
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I was a little kid when my parents took me and my younger sister to see this in theaters summer of 91 and, my child mind was blown. Not only is there the right amount of fake prosthetic Arnie heads, an obsession kicked off in the original Terminator movie, but we also got a fair amount of Robert Patrick prosthetic fake heads, and some Linda Hamilton fake head action, too. Oh and the CG for the T-1000 was, ok, I guess, Lol. Not as cool as prosthetic fake heads though
T2 is the perfect sequel imo. It's all downhill from here. Terminator salvation had some good ideas but they made the resistance too organized. And Terminator gensys had a good idea for the first half of the movie. Alternative 1984 was a cool idea. But a poor second half and poor casting doomed the movie
The Thing
Predator has the line.... Get to the Chopper
Robot movies..... Good question, so many but here's 4
1. Forbidden Planet - Robbie was the epitome of a Robot in the 60's
Sadly Stars Wars failed to change anything (metal men)
2. Alien was a game changer, a Robot that was soft n squishy indistinguishable from a human on the outside.
3. Wall-E Brilliant animated tear jerker
4. Ex Machina gave us, self aware, sentient and sexualy seductive.
"What's in the box?"
Literal guns and roses.
I love that!!! lol
I was hoping for Pizza......
@@notsureyouHot Pockets hadn't been invented yet
True!
Dyson's actor deserves credit, he was involved in a car crash and suffered a collapsed lung, which is how we got the distinctive scene where Dyson holds onto the dead man's switch. He literally acted his own trauma.
Oh my goodness. Plus Joe Morton is an excellent actor. The woman who played his wife did a great job as well.
Your look at the camera when Arnold gives the thumbs up when he gets melted was perfect. It summed up my feelings the first time exactly.
Honestly, Im happy someone finally noticed the T1000's 3/4 arms in the Heli-Chase
it shows us just how capable the T1000 is
“You were going to kill that guy!!” “of course I’m a Terminator”. Still one of the funniest lines ever..
Yep, Terminator 2 is perfect. ^^
Fun fact: Robert Patrick was so fast, he actually caught up with John's motorcyxcle in the garage. So they had to reshoot the scene and tell him not to run that fast. 😄
Robert also trained himself not to blink when firing a gun.
Never noticed, but true! That's some effort!
Not blink and breathe while running and shooting
i dont really know actors, so i'm assuming he's the guy who played the t1000.
he did an amazingly good job.
Also, the scene with the liquid Terminator going through the grate wasn't planned: the grate was open, and Robert Patrick was supposed to just push it away. But he improvised and seeped through it like a liquid. Cameron liked this take and kept it in the movie.
I like when he tells Arnold to put the gun down and Arnold sets the gun down 😂.
Yes!!! He took it literally and so casually
I saw this movie in cinema in 1992 and it was mindblowing. It was THE movie of the year and showed SFX and FX we never saw before on screen. Best action movie (sequel) of all times and on the same high quality level as "Empire strikes back".
I'm always a bit worried about movies showing their age, but this one was just amazing. Very impressive that it was made when it was
1991. Superior to the overrated Empire Strikes Back.
I first saw it in 92 on a VHS pirate copy I borrowed from a kid in school (I was too young to see it in the cinema) which I never gave back to the kid I borrowed it from (sorry Colin). I watched it every night for about a year. And I agree entirely with your Empire Strikes Back analogy.
@@FrancisXLord I'm sure Colin has forgiven you (I hope)
@@peterlenham3180 1992 if you lived in the UK.
Sarah's 'I love you, John... I always have' echoes Kyle Reese's words to her in the first movie.
This is easily my favorite T2 reaction video. I feel like you really *got* it. You laughed, you cried. It was awesome. 10/10
It was just such a fun movie!! It didn't take itself seriously, and was made so well. Thank you!!!
We all love how perfect Arine is in this role, but we also have to give Patrick alot of credit for how amazing his performance is :-)
He was so perfect as the T-1000. So robotic and focused
@@VerowakReacts he didnt blink during the movie, and he ran too fast when he was chasing the bike.
Robert Patrick's T000 is definitely one of the top 10 movie villains of all time. So menacing and seemingly unstoppable.
@@theTruB He ran track in school.
Hard to think that originally singer Billy Idol was intended to be the T-1000. Unfortunately for him (but fortunately for Robert Patrick) he had a motorcycling accident that nearly cost him one of his legs, so he had to withdraw from the role as he could not even walk, never mind run after a motorcycle.
At the end Linda Hamilton's twin sister also played Sarah Connor and the guard in the hospital scene was also done with twins.
R.I.P to Leslie Hamilton she played parts in this movie along with the guard's twin. Linda Hamilton was on a interview last year and told people about her twin sister's passing.
It must be so hard to lose a twin like that :(
@@VerowakReacts I agree, I'm not a twin but my father is a twin but and my brother and sister are twins 2 years older than me and I have twin sister's who are 8 years older than me.
@@VerowakReacts Indeed :-(
38:50 - “maybe that Terminator’s gonna be with him throughout the years since he can live to 120…”
basically the premise of Terminator: Genisys
Which is a horrible movie, lol.
Define irony: Miles Bennett Dyson, father of the great enemy, dies in the name of human resistance. A first victim long before the bombs fall.
At 24:45, the T800 looks like he's thinking "If only I could override my protection directive so I kill you, John.".😂
You cried exactly the correct amount for this film. One single, manly tear.
I remember me and all my mates aged 16 leaving the cinema after this, denying that we cried 😆 This was a truly mind bending experience!
That damn thumbs up.
Yeah, she's quite the actress, right? Pretending this was her first time seeing this and then making crazy accurate "predictions" throughout.
@@Mr.EkshinIs it that hard for you to accept that people are smarter than you?
@@Mr.Ekshin and yet you still took the time out of your life to sit through the reaction of someone you claim has seen this before and then commented about it afterwards. Maybe, just maybe, some people are more perceptive than others.
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Your unbridled joy during this reaction was a gift. Thank you! Sometimes I question why I'm addicted to watching reaction videos and then along comes a reaction like this and I'm hooked all over again. I'm so glad the twist wasn't spoiled and we got a pure reaction to the hallway scene.
T3 is a guilty pleasure of mine. It doesn't hold up to the quality set by this one but it has some moments. As for the rest of them...well I know you won't be dissuaded from watching them so I'll just say I look forward to your reaction to other movies. ;-) The TV show is worth it though--I was angry when it was cancelled before it could tell a complete story. Just like the show Firefly, which you should definitely add to your list.
I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it! I had so much fun with this movie, it was just fantastic!!! It's sad to hear that the TV show was cancelled before it could tell a story, I wish they could go back and finish it now, though I feel like it might not be the same. Those are two shows on my list to watch!!
Especially the doctor scene :-)
I am a staunch supporter of Dark Fate, I will die on that hill.
It has its flaws, like many other movies, but it is quite a ride😌🙏
The security guard at the state hospital, when the T-1000 was the floor, and it takes his form, they are actually twin brothers and actors. Also, when the T-1000 takes the form of Sarah Conner, that is Linda Hamilton’s twin sister.
The line, “Get to duh choppa” is an Arnold Schwarzenegger quote, but it’s from the movie ‘Predator’.
Having a twin is definitely more realistic than CGI 😁
They also brought in her twin sister (Leslie) for the scene where they're taking out the T-101's chip. The model of Arnie's head is in the "mirror" (other room) along with Leslie standing next to it :)
Unfortunately Linda's sister Leslie passed away a few years ago.
This means Linda's sister had to work out just as much to look the same as her.
Must must must watch Predator.
32:10 I’ve seen this so many times and NEVER saw the 3rd hand! Love it!
I'm glad I could help!! :D
I saw this in the theater when it came out. The moment he tells John to get down and blasts the other terminator, everyone in the audience gasped, then cheered. This and Aliens are perhaps the best sequels ever made, and they still hold up as action movies.
Not sure why people would be surprised at that because all the trailers for the movie gave away that he was the good guy. Maybe they hadn't seen the trailer.
@@michaelb4789plus arnold spoiled that hes a good guy in this movie in an interview lol
Robert Patrick the T1000 Terminator was a Collegiate All American Sprinter, hence the running.
Just in case nobody has mentioned it, the "Get to the Choppa!" line is from Predator. Which is also a must see movie.
11:27 "This dude looks like a proper terminator. He's so focused on him."
You're right.
Robert Patrick is my favorite terminator, though I'll always have a soft place in my heart for Summer Glau.
He did such a great job of maximizing his emotionless intensity, walk, run, every movement. So mechanical.
What a great performance.
I absolutely loved his performance. He nailed that role perfectly!
Patrick is phenomenal in his role, but because of the horror element of the first Terminator, my favorite Terminator will always be Terminator 1 T-101, evil Arnie. And the Terminatress in the TV show is cool, but not very scary.
@@SCharlesDennicon Gotta love Summer Glau.
She was made to play robots.
Pretty girl, no facial expression (even when she isn't playing a robot).
Made for the role...
(no, robots don't have to be pretty, but Hollywood girl-robots do; it seems to be an unwritten rule somewhere since they always are.)
The Protectinator. As a kid in the early 90's this movie was absolutely amazing to us and still is. We were just like John Connor. "Easy Money" This was during the birth of CGI and it was mind blowing, just like Jurassic Park. They didn't depend on it, they utilized it in its infancy. There are actually two sets of twins in this, the cop's and Sarah's. I honestly cried at the end the first time. I can't lie. "It's when there's nothing wrong but, you cry any way."
Using CGI sparingly is ideal for movies imo. Now a lot of movies are filmed on green sets and it's really not as immersive for the actors, and us. Just like Jurassic Park, Terminator 1 & 2 still hold up after all these years, which is amazing
@VerowakReacts I really hope that you see this comment because it's important that you do. There's one other thing of the Terminator that you have to see and watch on RUclips because you couldn't see this in any ordinary movie theater at all. At Universal Studios Florida and the other Universal theme parks, there was a Terminator attraction called Terminator 2:3-D Battle Across Time.
This particular attraction came out in 1996 at Universal Studios Florida. James Cameron came back to direct the actual movie portion that's played in the attraction, as well as James Cameron was able to get Around Schwarzenegger, Edward Furlong, Linda Hamilton, and Robert Patrick to reprise their roles as the Terminator, John Connor, Sarah Connor, abd the T-1000.
The storyline takes place in the present time. Somehow, someway, Cyberdyne Systems is back and better than ever. There was a pre-show before the actual show portion. A character named Kimberly Duncan, who's Cyberdyne's Director of Community Relations and Media Control, is the host of the pre-show. She's put together a media presentation about Cyberdyne Systems and Skynet, and all of the different inventions and technologies that they've created so far.
Halfway through the pre-show, both Sarah Connor and John Connor interrupt the show, and they warn the guests about how Cyberdyne is a menace and that they're planning on stopping Skynet. They tell everybody that they have 5-minutes to get out before they break in. Kimberly Duncan then gets everything under control again and gets the signal back to her media presentation again.
Eventually in the show portion itself has live action stunt work on stage, pyrotechnics, and many other things. Sarah Connor and John Connor disrupt the Kimberly's presentation of Cyberdyne's newest Terminators called the T-70s. The T-1000 shows up to kill both Sarah and John. But the Terminator shows up to save them from the T-1000.
Then the Terminator and John Connor ride into Los Angeles in the year 2029 to destroy Skynet. Along the way, you encounter Mini-Hunters, an Endo Skeleton, and a stronger enemy called the T-1,000,000.
James Cameron said that since he couldn't make a 3rd Terminator movie for movie theaters, that this attraction is the conclusion to his Terminator series, and that this attraction is a direct sequel to Terminator 2: Judgment Day. So whenever you have the time or the chance, you'll have to watch some videos of this attraction. 😀
That's very interesting and the first time I hear of this, I'll have to find videos of that attraction!!@@TheatreFanatic1982
@@VerowakReacts You hit the nail on the head. The practical effects, filming on real locations and stunts is what makes movies like this stand up. CGI was just a tool. Fun fact, the helicopter under the bridge, really happened. No way would a movie production company would allow that to happen today because of insurance and liability. I highly recommend watching the behind the scenes to see how this movie was created.
'The Procrastinator' is the next in the series. Sadly, it's stuck in development and will be delayed. 🤪
I bought this movie when it came out on VHS. 3-day weekend watching nothing but this back-to-back-to-back-to-back. I knew I kept missing something had to keep watching.
I love it when movies have new things to notice when rewatching!
The face when the T1000 got thrown face first into the wall and then then inverted was my favorite part of the reaction. :)
It was a nice little switcheroo 😁It's the little things that stand out
I absolutely love how you continue to call him "Uncle Bob" 😂
lol, I absolutely love that film from my childhood, but it's first time when I noticed that there is a three hands in helicopter xD
There are always new things to learn about well loved movies 😁
'We can use the arm and the processor to fix him'
My sweet summer child...
John's stepmom is Vasquez from Aliens.
31:28 NIIIICE observation! Most people don't recognize the repeated line, props! 👌👍
I LOVE it when lines are repeated!!! 🤩
Sarah Connor is how you write a badass female character! The movies after this are ok, but T2 was the pinnacle. As far as I'm concerned, the story ends here haha
Sarah Connor is just an amazing character, I love how much she's changed from the first movie!
Yep, Sarah Connor and Ellen Ripley are pretty much the most famous and best badass female characters... There were a few before (I saw someone bring up a few names, but I don't remember them...), but they're nowhere near as well-known.
@@WheresWaldo05 Agreed. Both Lena Headey and Summer Glau killed it in that series.
Yep. This is how to write a frickin awesome female character.
It's crazy that Linda Hamilton wasn't even nominated for Best Supporting Actress. She should have won hands down that year and was far and above any of the other nominees.
You cry at the end. This is so sweet. I too cry on this final scene ; hahahahaha
I love the last Terminator screen: all in 0.00 ; this is when all functions are blocked. And the inscription: inevitable shutdown. This time it can no longer be turned on.
The lesson is that this machine now has a soul because of the child, after a machine learned the value of a human life. So John didn't just lose his bodyguard, he lost a friend. This last hand was about Sarah and John never giving up.
I really love the ending.
It's really a heartbreaking ending!!
My brother Raymund met Linda Hamilton on the streets of Vancouver on his way to work at Canada Post. He awkwardly asked for an autograph, expecting her to say no. She said yes and waited patiently as my brother sat on a bench and fumbled through his bag for a pen. Linda rubbed his shoulder to calm him down! Raymund got her autograph and still remembers how nice and friendly Linda Hamilton was.
Raymund also helped the film crew for Arnie’s film ‘The 6th Day’ by renting equipment, space and the 5th floor Helipad of Canada Post. He didn’t get to meet Arnie, but still has one of the signs (‘Replacement Technologies’) used in the film as a ‘thank you’ from the film crew.
That's such a great story for meeting her!! It's great when people we look up to and admire turn out to be very nice!!
@@VerowakReactsI just talked to Raymund. He didn’t have a piece of paper. Linda Hamilton signed her name on his DVD of the movie Armageddon. 😂
I like the way you didn't realise they switched the Arnold role around for the second movie until later on.
Yeah, it seems the trailer for the movie made it obvious that Arnold was a good guy, so I'm glad I don't watch the trailers for movies anymore lol
IMO 'True Lies' is the most fun action movie that reunites Cameron as director and Arnie as star. Shows Cameron perfected action with dramatic & comedic film making.
"True Lies" is my favorite Arnie film!
Very curious about that one. There are too many good Arnold movies it seems lol
@@VerowakReactsAny reason to watch Jamie Lee Curtis is a great reason!
Eliza Dushku's first movie as well. From this to Buffy, Dollhouse, and many others.
@@VerowakReactsIf you want to watch Arnold Schwarzenegger in a comedy, it’s called “Twins”.
Wow, I'm still always blown away by watching the movie so many times over the year, and to watch you experience it for the first time was really enjoyable.
So many moments in this are so awesome, and really pulls people in, as we see firsthand, here with your experience viewing it.
Both this one and the first one were so amazing. Incredibly well done and so many great moments that I definitely like to quote from time to time :D
@VerowakReacts I agree. So many good lines to qoute, especially when it comes to impersonating Arnold. 🤣
Not only did Robert Patrick do the super-run (catching the bike on the first take on accident), he also trained to become ambidextrous with all his shooting - because a robot would shoot with whichever hand is most efficient at the time. He also never blinks while shooting (okay, except for one or two takes that I guess they didn't want to re-do)
I admire and love his dedication to the role. Impressive. Most impressive
They can redo a take and then still use an earlier take. They don’t just automatically use the last take.
Fun fact he wanted and demanded to use that line I Need A Vacation from kindergarten Cop 😂.
Thanks for the wonderful reaction to this classic. I truly never get tired of watching people share their first time with us.
One of my favorite fun facts:
The trenchcoat Sarah wears to the Cyberdyne building was the same one Kyle wore in the first film.
Ooh that is a really neat fact!! I love it when movies have these neat details!!
Fun fact #2: A couple scenes were shot by James Cameron himself; The truck through the overpasses barrier and the helicopter under the overpass. He did this because his film crew didn't want to be the ones to film deaths if something went wrong.
This was so huge when it came out! Nothing prepared us for what was coming, this was next level (especially back then)
The only bad thing about this movie is when we first went to see it, none of us were able to sit together. It was still a sight to see.
Great reaction! And your smile is so warm I swear it boosts the temperature of my flat when it’s cold outside 😅
😁🥰Thank you !!!
It's always so interesting to see reactors go into this blind. The final trailer that came out just before the premiere spoiled the fact that Arnold was the good guy, so it ruined the surprise. I was lucky enough to watch this in the theaters when I was a kid. I wish I could fully articulate just how insane those stunts and special effects were back then. It truly heralded the beginning of the 90's action movie genre. The director's commentary and behind the scenes production footage are definitely worth watching; there are so many cool little details that went into this. Linda Hamilton trained extensively for the movie; that one-armed reload scene at the end was added specifically because she'd become strong enough to do it. She also smacked that mental hospital orderly with the broom handle for real, because the actor kept on holding back and ruining the previous takes. She also learned how to pick locks just for the escape scene. Arnold nearly broke his fingers when he tried doing that shotgun twirling trick and picked up the wrong prop. When they filmed the helicopter sequence, they really did fly it under the overpass; almost everyone was too afraid to try it because of how insanely dangerous it is, but the stunt pilot stepped up and did it _twice._ There are several more stories like this, so look them up sometime if you want.
I laughed when you called arnold uncle Bob 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
My favorite part is that you were fully, immediately, and firmly behind shooting Dyson in the noggin to save humanity. Useful trait in a zombie apocalypse and such...
I think I would do well in a zombie apocalypse 😂
@VerowakReacts if ever I'm overly tired and need to go out, I'll make sure to get a few coffees in me beforehand in case I run into you. Heaven forbid if you were to think I was a zombie 🤭
25:30 This film was recognized by an association on nuclear physicists for its accurate portrayal of a nuclear weapon detonation.
This is one of the best reactions I've seen. ALL the emotions.
Particularly love your immediate and continued disdain for Dr Silberman lol, and the absolute joy during that first corridor confrontation and iconic truck/bike chase.
And yeah John's ginger friend absolutely said ACAB and respect to that kid haha
Dr Silberman wasn't a bad guy. He is a psychologist and from his POV she is a nutcase.
They did the last part with Twins. Linda Hamilton had an identical twin sister who was sadly passed away, but she was the one that played the another Sarah when they were together on the set.
i think one of the reasons i liked this so much was because it was filmed almost like a horror movie. there was a bunch of action but everytime the t-1000 was there it felt scary. and the villain was someone that seemed advanced enough where you really questioned how he could be killed.
Hi Verowak I'm Roderick nice to meet you. It's great to see you first time watching the terminator 2 judgement day, which the 1991 films movie. And this is my first time watching the reactions video with you as well. And I'm looking forward to see more a good reactions videos with you. And I'm glad to enjoy that too as well. So thank you so much for that Verowak I really appreciate it.
Welcome Roderick! I look forward to reading more of your comments as you make your way through the channel. Terminator 2 is a great movie to start off with :D
Yes hi hello there welcome back again Verowak. Um it's been a while to see your response to me for the comment as well, and I ve been been really sick too from the other day I guess, I had a bad fluid problem and coffing too just like you. But I'm a ok now I'm just fine for now, and I just got here today and saw your message on RUclips. But anyway um I just wanna know, about the reaction movies and videos on RUclips that, it's totally just fine for me to have watched with the good people, especially you too Verowak. But anyway um I ve also have a good music videos on RUclips as well, and I'm a song writers too as well. But I also enjoy watching a good reaction movies and videos on RUclips too. And you don't have to add me and write a comments about me about that too, it's totally just fine for me as well, and I'm a very humble person too. Including that I'm a visitor who can really enjoy watching a good movies and videos on RUclips. So yeah and that's it thanks Verowak for receiving the comment from me then. I really appreciate it thank you so much.
Loved your reaction. I love seeing newbies reacting to oldies like these. Seeing your enjoyment of it just reinforces the idea that these movies are true works of genius.
Don't feel silly.
40:03 always gets me too. Always.
i found this quite moving as a middle aged man that grew up with this movie. It was very cool to watch someones first experience of the movie especially with that rare benefit of not knowing arnie is the hero this time.
The perks of not watching a movie trailer before watching the movie, and also living under a rock 😂
I just love how everyone's reaction to the face licking moment is exactly the same: "Eeeeww... 😖 I want that creep hurt"
Actually the only scene that doesn't work for me in the movie. Always found it didn't help the plot and was over the top. Don't get it, it seems like such a cheap an unnecessary move - Why did he have to be a creep?!
@@fastertove maybe to show sarah's self control cability when needed (military discipline) after we watched her loosing It with Silverman (normal angry human)?
🤷🏻♀️ I don't know
Yeah, I guess. But it was very much on the nose, and I think they could have come up with something even better. It made those who looked after her look plain evil rather than unaware or ignorant. By letting the guard lick her face, Cameron flashed them as villains, instead of the the normal and mostly reasonable people they were. She was there for a reason - because she a danger to society.
Could also just be a case of me being from a different culture. People locked up in prisons and mental institutions tend to be treated different here. Perhaps Cameron had to go over-the-top to get his point across, 🤷🏻♀ I don't know
Any way... The scene wasn't bad by any means, just a scene I personally wouldn't have picked... Definitely one of the greatest action movies ever. I personally rank it number uno, but I might be biased :)
@@nekane6168
When this movie came out, Guns 'n Roses was a mega band and did some of the songs in the movie. Thus Arnold walking into the mall with a box of roses hiding a gun... edit: the director cut has a lot of great little extras too, showing the T1000 being damaged and starting to 'meld' into things it touched.
Without exaggeration, one of the best action movies of all time.
Fun Fact: The scene where the helicopter flies under the over pass... that's real. Not miniatures or CGI.
Not so fun fact: the actor who played Myles Dyson actually had a punctured/collapsed lung so he used that experience to give his death scene more authenticity.
Interesting fact. In the scene where the liquid Terminator disguises himself as Sarah Connor and two of them appear, there was no great special effect or CGI. They used the late Leslie Hamilton Freas (1956-2020), twin sister of actress Linda Hamilton to play the second Sarah.
A much more realistic option than CGI :D
Nobody seems to put two interesting facts together: that Linda worked out so much to look like she does, and that her twin sister doubled for her. This means Leslie had to work out just as much!
@@d.-_-.bBoth also had to take testosterone injections, encouraged by James Cameron, who at that time was Linda Hamilton’s husband or boyfriend.
@@peterknutsen3070 She took it for Dark Fate but I doubt for T2. Her physique is completely attainable naturally.
The shot with 2 Sarahs near the end is Linda Hamilton's twin sister. Same with the security guard at the coffee machine, twins.
The perks of having a twin :D
@@VerowakReacts and having a twin willing to work out just as much so they still look alike.
Great movie. Pity they never made a third one. NEVER!
9:31 "What's in the box?"
Would you believe Guns n Roses?
It’s a complete masterpiece, one of the best movies ever, glad you enjoyed it so much!!
I'm so glad I can finally understand the hype and amazingness that is T2!!
I know now why you cry, but it's something that I can never do ...
Best line ever ❤❤
"Hey kid, is your mom a loser?!" hahaha
Definitely looking forward to this one. 😊
This movie is one of my top 3 all-time favorite movie sequels. Right up there with "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Top Gun Maverick".
And this is also the best,in my opinion, the "Terminator" series.
Fun Fact: Linda Hamilton's(Sarah Conner) twin sister played Sarah Connor in a couple of different scenes. 1) Foundry scene (as the T-1000/Sarah Connor). Whenever both Sarah and the T-1000 (disguised as Sarah) are both visible in a shot she's playing whichever is less in-focus. 2) And I think she also played Sarah during the nightmare scene when she sees herself playing with a toddler John.
Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊
Nobody seems to put two fun facts together: that Linda Hamilton worked out a lot to look how she does, and that her twin sister doubled for her in some scenes. This means her sister had to workout just as much.
Fun fact Rob Patrick was a track star and had to slow down 😂cause he kept catching up to the bike.
He was perfect for the t-1000! Very impressive performance
@@VerowakReacts yes he was
Brilliant reaction, I watched this with my Dad when I was 12 and it is the hardest I have ever had to try not to cry; I could not understand more how you felt at the end there. Your understanding of the films you watch is great. You make it like discovering the film all over again. Love how you spotted the bit where Sarah basically becomes a terminator, a lot of people miss that. You are really good at this and fast becoming my favourite reactor.
@eldenwolflord That was exactly his view, boys don't cry so I didn't. I know better now.
11:20 The actor Robert Patrick practiced sprinting before this movie. He got so fast that he kept catching up to the motorcycle during filming. Anyway thanks for a great reaction to an all time classic.
This is such an amazing movie. It has everything. You actually feel for the characters. Soooooo good.
Yes! A fantastically well made movie
Notice he said just let the boy go, well his son has back up and he is seen in a future terminator sequel.
Arguably the best science fiction action movie of all time. Special affects still stand up pretty well even today. It's crazy to think this movie is 30+ years old.
The movie holds up so well, it's amazing 🤩
I believe the under the bridge helicopter scene was considered so dangerous the cameraman refused to do it so Cameron had to film it himself.
There are some insane stunts in the movie. The one where the T-1000 falls off the cop car with his arms still metal was crazy difficult and dangerous, since they couldn't come up with safe rubber arms. Then there's the scene where stuntmen Peter Kent as the T-101 runs across the bed of the pickup to jump onto the semi which was done just as we see it with no extra safety devices -- if memory serves, not even with the cars attached to each other and pulled from another truck off the frame. On the DVD commentary (like 7..10 years later), Cameron said that this is one stunt he would not approve anymore because of the risks.
One of my favorite action movies of all time, right next to Die Hard and The Fugitive. Imo greatest sequel of all time ❤
The fugitive is on my list!
@@VerowakReacts-- you will not be disappointed.
When the terminator was shooting all those cops in the knees, it would be funny if someone edits in Arnold’s voice saying “You get a pension” with each shot.
That would change the scene quite a lot 😂
Love this movie. An all-time classic. The extended edition is pretty good too. I like all the extra stuff but I prefer the vague, unsure ending with the road going by at night. Fits the "no fate but what we make" theme.
When I watched for the first time in 1993 in the cinema, especially the ending of the film where Sarah releases the T-800 into hot metal, I cried all the way home. 32 years later, I am watching this film again with my son and daughter, and I still cry at the end of the film.
I've always been sympathetic with John in the scene where Sarah yells at him for risking himself to break her out. I can't believe it's taken me thirty years to realize he could have just sent the terminator in. He didn't really add a lot to the process other than make the stakes higher.
Though he would probably be in way more danger alone outside. They didn't know where the T-1000 actually was, he should remain close to the T-800 at all times.
That scene in which Sarah scolds John for risking his life helping here is the only time you hear Edward Furlong's voice as it sounded on the day of shooting the scene. All other scenes Edward redubbed John's lines of dialogue later because his voice broke during filming, but in the case of that scene, because of his character being in such an emotional state it was questionable whether Edward could have replicated that in the dubbing studio all that time later, given that he had never acted before at the time.
While there are several reasons for John to go, I'm pretty sure Sarah wouldn't have gone with the terminator if John hadn't been there to convince her. She would have assumed it was a trick to get to John.
@@marauderdz Exactly. Does nobody remember Sarah *running* from the Arnold terminator when he got off the elevator? At the very least, the kid should have got off the elevator first. As it was, he had to snap her out of it.
@@TheInvisibleMan229 I think it made sense for the terminator to step out first. They knew the elevator opened to a hallway, so it was likely their first encounter would be a guard, or the T-1000 itself. Arnold had to make sure the coast was clear first. There was no way they could have expected to see Sarah there, of all places.
Was looking forward to this reaction! I'm glad you liked it!
Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
Oh I really liked it!!! It was so fun 😁
I remember watching this in the cinema, the place almost erupted when arnie muttered the words “I’ll be back”
Awesome film!
Oh I can just imagine how excited everyone would be when he says those iconic lines !!!!
The budget for this film was SIXTEEN times as much as for the first Terminator film in 1984.
You are really in-sync with this sequel, Vero. 👍 You're anticipating the characters' lines before they say them. 😊 Well done! I hope you don't listen to the naysayers who will try to convince you to not watch the other sequels. I personally think the whole franchise is great, and that you would enjoy all of them! Thanks for your excellent reaction. It was fun watching it with you. 👍😊❤ Hopefully, I'll get to see your T3 reaction soon. 🤞😊
I'm also a big fan of Terminator: Salvation. I think it's a great cap to John Conner's story. Beyond that, the series just becomes a bunch of soft reboots.
Thankfully she stated she’s reacting to all of the films and not stopping after T2 like most channels do.
The fact that you remarked all the quotes from the first movie makes this reaction special. Thanx.
This and ALIENS are the best Sci-fi Action Adventure films ever made!
Did you know?
James Cameron said in an interview that he was actually high on cocaine or ecstasy, I'm assuming the latter, while he was writing the script. I kid you not, I looked it up on Screenrant while he was promoting AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER.
Really?! The story was really neat, so I guess taking drugs was a good thing for him and this movie 🤣
thats not really surprising. cocaine in real life is such a nothing drug, like drinking an espresso or two or taking an adderall
The music score is incredible in this one
Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, T2, and True Lies are James Cameron in top form.
Titanic was really good, too.
I didn't really like Avatar's story at all - it was too simplistic.
"Reprogram a Terminator!" "The dog isn't barking so that's a good sign."
You are so astute!
I have a lot of James Cameron movies to catch up on!! I can be pretty astute sometimes 😎
Yeah, "Avatar" is basically a simplified "Dances with Wolves"... The latter is absolutely worth watching, the former only if you want to hand in your brain at the entrance and munch popcorn.
Whoever didn't cry at the end is SkyNet!
The helicopter pilot that jumps off after the "Get out!" is Charles Tamburro, a real-life helicopter pilot. He was the one that flew the chopper underneath the bridge. He also flew helicopters for Die Hard, Predator, Lethal Weapon, True Lies and and and.
Hi Verowak, I've loved your reactions to the first 2 Terminator movies 😊 they're amazing! Please continue with the franchise asap. Arnie plays the cyborg so well. He is one of the GOAT Hollywood icons and his back catalogue of movies is awesome! More of his films I highly recommend you react to are: Predator (1987) - the line "Get to the chopper!" is in that 😉, Total Recall (1990), Commando* (1985) & Last Action Hero (1993) Production on the first Terminator movie got put back several months, so during this time; James Cameron wrote Aliens! I like your reactions and I'm subscribed to the channel.
*Arnie is like the Terminator in it, without actually being a Terminator 😜
During the Oscars the T1000 became an Oscar statuette.
I used to wonder about the arm but remembered the one from the first movie was the right arm, this one lost his left arm. So it wouldn’t have really worked to replace it
When the chopper crashes and then the truck crashes at the same time, reminds me of one of those old super-dramatic pro wrestling matches where both wrestlers are lying unconscious in the ring at the same time in the middle of the match.
The TV show "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" is the best part of the franchise after the first two movies. (IMO) Please don't skip it even if you do skip some of the remaining movies.
I've heard that it was cancelled, so it doesn't have a full story. I'll be watching it for sure, Sarah Connor is amazing
@@VerowakReactsTrue, it's only one season but it is good!
There are two seasons of the Sarah Conner Chronicles and they are great! It ends on a cliffhanger that would have completely changed the plotline, but those two seasons fit in very well with the whole franchise.@@VerowakReacts
If you have only seen season 1 of the Sarah Connor Chronicles, then I have some great news for you. There were two seasons, so you have a whole lot of new Terminator TV shows to watch. 👍😊 @@3DJapan
Strong agree. While the first season was a bit awkward and slow, the second really ramped things up. I feel like too many Terminator fans just assumed a TV show would suck worse than the post-T2 movies and didn't give it a chance.
Wow, nailed the whole plot in the first 5 minutes! You don't see that too often in the reaction to this. Nice!
For all the focus on the awesome action I think the movie also has some pretty poignant observations about human nature, especially with Sarah reflecting on how a machine is technically the perfect father and that machines can learn the value of human life better than humans can.
The irony here is that even John couldn't explain to the T-800 why humans have value.
Ok, you win, subscribed. Your content is just too good.
Sarah Connor is awesome I loved her growing up honestly they knew how to write strong female characters in the 80s and 90s they weren’t the insufferable emotionless robots they write today
Stop with the generational superiority bs. Just say you're old, out of touch, and small-minded.
Yep completely agree
That dumb doctor left just as Arnold walked in
Everyone is licking everyone. Depending on which version you saw.