Action Masterclass: The Terminator - Action as Storytelling
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- The Terminator's TechNoir bar scene is a perfect example of well directed action acting as a storytelling device. This is a new series, so let me know what you think of it, and any action sequences you consider to be among the greatest!
Full bar scene: • Terminator - Bar Scene
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The Terminator
Terminator Genisys
The Sarah Connor Chronicles
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Terminator Salvation
Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Resident Evil: Retribution
Taken
The Terminator is the purest expression of the series spirit as of yet. None of the sequels even comes close, not even the excellent T2.
Inhuman. Cold. Raw. Dead serious. That's what Terminator is all about.
Cess, the Terminator stopped being the Terminator as soon as James Cameron was not involved.
I'm still disappointed that latest video releases of Terminator have the entire original MONO soundtrack removed. I sometimes prefer the original sounds the "ray" guns had than the new 5.1 audio replacing them to match with the T2 ray gun sound fx.
This movie has ice running in its veins, and it never gets old or tired. It is relentless. Long live the first Terminator.
T2 improved on it these are equally good movies
I was 7 when T2 first came out, and I left the theater disappointed. I was used to all film franchises having the same tone/style (Star Wars, Indiani Jones, Back to The Future), but T2 perplexed me. Hoping this new Terminator with Cameron involved will bring the franchise back to its roots, but I know that tonally/style-wise, it's gonna end up being something more like T2 or True Lies, unfortunately. Simply because they made more money.
It's a love story wrapped in a horror flick inside an action film. Badass and iconic in every way imaginable.
Now I wanna watch Terminator again.
Did you?
+Mouse in da House
aaaah Landa..
Sweet.
The scene with jewbear and the ss soldier is solid.
I played it many times when high.
I don't have such a movie.
Mouse in da House
Better than what, each other or than inglorious basterds?
It's different genre, Tarantino in great director and writer, he is master of dialogue.
Nonethanless Carpenter's Thing and Alien are now legendary flicks, different league.
Hard to compare.
Joe A. Verage
I did not know about this.Fact is, i still consider him GREAT.
Terminator is better
Great video! Also, look at Michael Biehn's face when he fires the gun. His expression shows so much determination. I think he practically merged with his character.
He's performance was flawless in this movie.
This. You can see, no, feel how afraid he is of the Terminator, and the fact that he is so obviously scared makes his actions even more heroic. His fear secured him his first place on my "bravest movie character"-list.
Perhaps that is why The Terminator is my favorite of all the terminator films.
Do not get me wrong. T2 is really good, but I like The Terminator more.
Ahnuld works so well as the bad guy in this. A better casting you could not make.
Terminator 2 wouldn't have been as good as it is if not for the foundation built by Terminator 1. There were also plenty of scenes from Terminator 2 that were almost identical to the ones in the first. You could argue T2 is almost exactly the same formula as T1, just bigger budget and production values.
kviesgaard Yeah, me too. I watch the first Terminator more often than part 2. Part 1 just appeals to me more. The Terminator is one of my ultimative favourite films.
I like the dark tone of the first movie, and I think Arnold worked better as the villain. I still think it was a little stupid and cliche that the killer cyborg learns human emotions and becomes good at the end. I think T2 is more of a movie for everyday audiences... the kind who always want happy endings.
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I've never seen a buildup and gunfight as well done as the one The Terminator did in Tech Noir.
Then you should watch For A Few Dollars More or The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
One thing I always admired about the original Terminator is how it doesn't do the "throw fight" that its sequels and so many others do. The opponent harmlessly throwing the hero around for the sake of action. The Terminator in this goes for the throat every chance he gets. It's very clear if he actually gets his hands on you, you are very dead.
Except when when the Terminator kills Matt he throws him around
Terminator 1 can also be considered a Horror movie.
I remember seeing Terminator when I was about 8 or 9 and I was scared to death this machine monster could not be stopped and just had one agenda kill yes I took the film as a horror story a persons worst nightmare come true being hunted by a machine.
I saw it even younger (about 6) on vhs with an older guy from our flat. It was late 80s (different times... no internet and stuff) and I have never seen anything like this before. I was horrified and literally haunted for years by the image of the Terminator coming after me...
Later (many years later!) I became a big fan of the movie... a true masterpiece!
And a love story.
Yeah, absolutely: it's a slasher!
BJoz i actually still have nightmares about terminators one in a blue moon lel. the bleak future too. its practically the only thing that does it for me.
Just in case your curious....my bio-father was the third punk and was the one wearing Arnold’s jacket. “Finding Grooveopolis” has the original jacket in Kickstarter
Great description. I couldn't agree more. Most people think I am crazy when I say that the first "Terminator" is my favorite one. It's because of sequences like this. By the time this sequence takes place, you are so invested in the character of Sarah Conner it's like you are running right next to her the entire rest of the film.
www.wired.com/2011/07/pl-prototypeglasshand/
birthmoviesdeath.com/2015/07/03/the-terminator-before-1984s-the-terminator
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies
ruclips.net/video/HE5-J0YnlIE/видео.html
screenrant.com/terminator-movies-ranked-worst-best/
filmschoolrejects.com/25-movie-sequels-better-than-original/
Terminator 2, The Thing, Jurassic Park, Godzilla (1954), Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Indiana Jones are better than T1. Well T1 is considered by some to be a rip off the Harlan Ellison ripoff. T1 never gives the audience time to breath when compared to these movies.
Even the face melting (Raiders of the Lost Ark), chestburster (Alien), the spider head (The Thing), the T-Rex paddock attack and raptors in the kitchen (Jurassic Park) and the nuclear bomb scene from T2 are more scarier than anything in T1.
The Terminator is one of those films you don't remember being as good as it is. I really like your videos. They make me realize why many modern films are so bad. Huge budget, lot's of CGI and many times that is all they really have.
What is this bigotry against big budget why is big budget always bad like you act like it is
Golden age of movies The 80s
Buck Wilder Empire strikes back, Back to the future, Terminator, Breakfast club. Yeah, I agree.
1984 alone was amazing... The Terminator, Ghostbusters, Spinal Tap and the first Coen brothers film, Blood Simple
Ya all forgetting the queen of 80s movies... Aliens. My favorite movie of all time. between that and the Terminator movies, Cameron as king of the world. :)
Damn, how could I forget about that masterpiece? Aliens is freaking amazing.
Buck Wilder The 70s were better
Could not agree more. This film is a great piece, even today it's still wonderful low tech SF. We care, we thrill, simple.
The Terminator is definitely one of my favorite villains. He doesn't growl before he attacks, he doesn't hesitate, he's scarily competent, and he's nearly invincible.
I don't know if you've done it yet, but I'd certainly be interested in hearing your take on Tom Cruise's villain in Collateral. Which weirdly, I like for almost all the same reasons despite them being so different.
Perhaps one day, but I think the issue with Michael Mann's work is that a lot of people have already spoken at length about them, and I don't know what I could add.
Love this movie so much, it will never get old. In fact, it just keeps getting better.
i used to tell my mother that i want the theme to be played at my funeral, at the tender age of six. needless to say, i was slapped sooo fucking hard...love terminator. 🔫😎
Hmmmm, the intro on T2. That is where i originally got the idea. Blame cameron...😂✌
Is your mother Sarah Conner?
This movie will not get old. Ever. It's a testament to the hidden potential behind every B-movie out there, and how good things can get with economical direction, lean storytelling, and a carefully picked cast.
The way Arnold gets up with the Uzi shooting after Reese shoots him is Epic.
The first Terminator is still my favorite of all the films. I think my favorite thing within the film that Cameron does is how he briefly "wakes" Sarah up from the nightmare. After the Tech Noir shootout and car chase scene which to Sarah was the impossible happening, a surreal horrible dream, being with the police is like waking up from that dream and being told by her parents everything is all right.
Just like mommy and daddy explaining that monsters aren't real they explain that the Terminator was probably whacked out on drugs and also wearing a Kevlar bullet proof vest. They bring in the psychiatrist to explain that Reese is crazy, she doesn't have to believe what he said. Then Whinfield lets her sleep on his couch, puts his jacket on her, she gets to sleep in mommy and daddy's bed. The nightmare starts to fade, Sarah is coming back to reality, she is starting to feel safe.
Then the Terminator shows up and starts shooting and killing everyone in the station. It all starts again. It's this tonal shift from nightmare to, for a moment or two, sobering up to reality then back to nightmare again that, for me, intensifies horror/thriller aspect of the film and makes me feel stress for the character of Sarah all the more. I love it.
So how did it all go so wrong? How did it go from this timeless classic to Terminator: Dark Fate? That is a tragedy worth telling.
It's usually almost as if you're not allowed to speak your opinion on that The Terminator is your preferred Terminator film, even above T2, but here, I feel right at home. Beautiful analysis of such a chilling scene! The Terminator is one of my all-time favourite films.
Plus it contains one of the best love stories ever.
T1 is just so good, the terminator walking in stop-motion near the end of the film still creeps me out lol.
Am I the only one who favours the first movie over any of the sequels? I just love the love story in it. Kyle Reese is the best hero ever, so human, so cool. Arnie is a much more "believable" and therefor scarier terminator than something liquid metal.
TheHumanFly Nope, I love the first Terminator over the sequels
Also like the Alien franchise, both of the first movies are accused of PLAGIARISM!
TERMINATOR(1984) - The Original and Best! IMO
Agreed!
Turrican4D Hahaha
DavyDevilution T2 is better but T1 is good
T-2 is better than T-1 in terms of both Action and Suspense...The Only Thing which makes people say '' Hey, Terminator 1 is better '' is because Arnold was played a Bad Guy in the first film which almost it a horror sci-fi movie...But even with that T-2 came close with that lever of Horror with the T-1000 played by Robert Patrick...
1. this film has vibes for days.
2. creating memorable characters that don’t really say much, also an achievement
Fantastic! I now appreciate this movie even more.
I just now watched The Terminator for the first time since I was a little kid. I've seen T2 many, many times and I had always thought of the first one as a low budget, good-for-what-it-is first attempt by James Cameron to make the film he REALLY wanted to with a big budget, which he eventually got to realize with T2. Upon revisiting The Terminator, I can say with confidence that it is not only the better of the two films, but among the greatest of great action films. The pacing of this film is absolutely unreal, and the economy of storytelling is legendary. It's a thrill ride with fully-fleshed-out science fiction themes of causality, destiny, and the unbreakable bond of family that are far more complex than one would anticipate from a genre film. The characters feel real, and we get to know them well enough to care about them deeply. When Kyle Reese dies, we feel genuine sorrow for Sarah's loss, and for to the life he never got to have. But the film ends on a somber yet hopeful tone that brings the story fully circle.
www.wired.com/2011/07/pl-prototypeglasshand/
birthmoviesdeath.com/2015/07/03/the-terminator-before-1984s-the-terminator
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Films_involved_in_plagiarism_controversies
ruclips.net/video/HE5-J0YnlIE/видео.html
screenrant.com/terminator-movies-ranked-worst-best/
filmschoolrejects.com/25-movie-sequels-better-than-original/
Terminator 2, The Thing, Jurassic Park, Godzilla (1954), Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Indiana Jones are better than T1. Well T1 is considered by some to be a rip off the Harlan Ellison ripoff. T1 never gives the audience time to breath when compared to these movies.
Even the face melting (Raiders of the Lost Ark), chestburster (Alien), the spider head (The Thing), the T-Rex paddock attack and raptors in the kitchen (Jurassic Park) and the nuclear bomb scene from T2 are more scarier than anything in T1.
Excellent analysis of what makes the action storytelling of this film work so well :)
Don't forget the excellent sound track overlapping the action scene which perfectly mimics the pacing of the scene. How it also slows to focus the audiences attention of the impending and menacing murderous intentions of the Terminator. A Cameron classic.
One of my all-time favourite films. You've given me different perspectives from which I can appreciate the movie even more. Great video!
Extraordinarily well said. Spot on. The dance club scene is simply perfect. Great work on these videos!
I very much agree. The first movie will always be my favorite in the series. Love the horror/thriller feel that the first one has. Plus the soundtrack is the best in the first one.
I used to watch this movie a lot in my early teens over 20 years ago.... A VHS copy taped off a Laser Disk... Thank you Cousin! He was cool, had a Pioneer Laser Disc home theater set.... I recently watched it again, and as a kid all these "human" elements are lost on a younger audience... Kyle is so sweet...
No Terminator sequel or spinoff will ever compare to Terminator and Terminator 2. Every Terminator movie after Judgment Day sucks.
W. deflect I like T3, but I know it isn't perfect
I enjoyed T3 and T4 only because of my love for Terminators, but that's only because of what Cameron did from his movies.
bamb0ostick Terminator: Salvation was actually really good, until you get to the story. It had good actors, amazing effects, but it's story was just shit
Spoiler talk. The sad part about T4 was, there were definitely some good ideas/concepts that lay within the story. When I first heard the concept of a story that takes place in the future I was excited. A lot of the flash-forward scenes always left me wanting to see more of it. I liked the idea of showing how the humans adapted to fighting Skynet and how each side escalated in technology to fight the other.
I agree that the story was kind of a mess. I don't know if it went through many rewrites, but I heard there was even a different ending where John Connor dies and Marcus actually takes his place. Marcus just wears his face and carries on the mantle of leading humanity. That sounded very interesting, although it would have to be executed right to be impactful. The idea of a Terminator being humanity salvation would've been an interesting twist.
As I said, I can forgive a lot from a Terminator movie. Genysis however, was something I could not forgive. That's a whole other discussion I'm not going to go on here.
W. deflect like seeing the origin of Wolverine, the future war is best left a teased mystery. It left us wanting more, and when we got it we wish we hadn't.
This movie influenced my youth so much, my first tattoo was of a bar code on my left forearm.
If you scan it in a shop what do you get?
Excellent work, big fan of Terminator, hope to see more.
I loved this video! Great work and I look forward too more! I'm also very happy that you bring up that the 1st Terminator is a horror/sci-fi/thriller film. Everybody is so custom to say it's an action film (and it does have action elements), but I think that is due to T2 and the sequels being big action films. Glad I'm not the only one that thinks The Terminator is basically a futuristic slasher movie.
Another detail is how Reese struggles to get people out of his shooting line, further establishing how compassionate he truly is. Meanwhile, the Terminator Guns down everything in his way with not regard for collateral.
I want to add the fact that sarah connor is lower in the frame next to kyle reese in most the scene until the transformation when she became the "sarah connor" of the future and it's around the truck explotion before entering the factory. in that scene she is higher than kyle, who had being shot and from there until the end of the movie she take the leadership. is a great example of a character evolution, supported by the mise e scene en scene. Love T1, best love story ever! " I came across time for you, Sarah. I love you; I always have.”
Sorry this is 4 years late but I grew up watching action movies, almost exclusively, and this sequence is the one that was burned in my mind as one of the best ever. Thank you for articulating why that is.
This movie is so important to me! I love this movie so much its part of the fabric of my life, it occupies my thoughts, it ignites my passion and powerful nostalgia. Thankyou JC
Very well said and thought out video. Thank you for taking the time and effort to create this perfect breakdown of an incredible scene!
The Terminator and Terminator 2 are the best and there is no other terminator movies for me afterT2
I'm very glad you broke down this scene. The club scene in the terminator is one of the best added action scenes in movie history. This is one of my favorite movies. Subscribed
WOW. Thank you, having been a Jim Cameron fan for 23 years, this has vastly expanded my appreciation of T1.
Another great video! This is another perfect movie for me. Every step is not out of place, even the music. The movie would not be the same if it didn't have intense terminator music. Even the Tech Noir music (You Got Me Burning) was perfect for the action/slow motion sequences. It is all just blended so flawlessly. Some movies are 90% good and have some mis-steps that seem out of place or could have been done better but not this one imo.
your voice over commentating the slo mo part actually makes the scene even more intense.
Always loved this film, but got to see it for the first time in theater a couple years ago on classic night before Genysis came out, as I wasnt born yet when it released originally. My girlfriend had never seen it before at all. Really gave me a new apreciation for this film, especially when we watched Genysis right after. This and Aliens are two of my favorite movies of all time, and will forever cement James Cameron as one of the greatest directors ever for me.
Sergio Leone didn't use slow-mo, but he used the concept. Dragging out the pre-violence and then the shots are fast! 2 geniuses: Leone and Cameron!
*This specific version of Terminator theme song that you hear in the background is really hard to find on RUclips nowadays.* 😞
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spot on analysis
Just like many other things in life…goes to show that technology and money is no replacement for actual execution. The slow,
Deliberate motion and details speak VOLUMES. No multimillion CGI experience in the world can replace that
Great look at my favourite movie. You really broke it down a lot and encouraged me to think more about it.
Man, T1 overall has this "cold" look and "feel" in its environments.
Or maybe it is just me who saw and felt it that way.
The voiceover-audio is just so damn crisp!
Awesome and informative. Do more, now. Quickly................are you finished yet?
+Sarkis Castro Sadly, I will only really be doing these every fortnight due to the time it takes. I will try to do a shorter video in between to keep up a weekly Monday release (but can't confirm). I'm trying though!
I just got it on bluray but my collection is mostly dvd still. It still looks really good. The pacing of the movie is really good and it keeps you watching. The slow mo scene at the bar is just awesome. I watched t2 way more times but t1 is something special for sure.
Wow man, brilliant video. I've always felt there's so much more to Terminator than what most people perceive and you perfectly worded those things.
Terminator is a master piece...Terminator 2 is a like a second master piece
This short essay is so good, it gave me goosebumps! I tip my hat to you sir.
I also really appreciate how Terminator II gave the audience some credit, when it came to explaining this stuff. Show Don't Tell in the sequel. They did a little of it, but when the T-1000 came out, and showed off all it's tricks, they didn't have to stop and explain that this is a more advanced liquid metal shape shifting Terminator. Yeah, we get that, and the T-800 in that played the part of Kyle Reese. Yeah, we get that too, because we saw The Terminator. Quite often, even in Franchises like Alien, where they didn't have to explain anything except for what the Nostromo was carrying, they stop, and explain "Previously on Alien" in AlienS, the sequel.
In Aliens, they were clever about it, though. Instead of Narration, or the ignorant sounding board, they had the Company. Either not believing the story (Despite having official policy, and robots programmed for exactly that happening) or more likely pretending not to believe Ripley for plausible deniability. All this was worked into Ripley's frustration, and trouble integrating with society, after decades in Deep space, and PTSD from surviving the best horror creature of all time (Fight me on that one.) So, you don't really think about the dialog catching you up with "Previously on Alien..." Also, Jones is there! You don't have the cat killed off screen, because the actress went through puberty between films.
You know what else they did that in? Just assumed that if you're there watching the sequel, you watched the first movie in the horror series? Predator II. Too bad nobody else watched the sequel, though.
The more distorted theme given to this film made it really intense and creepy, fitting the mood of this movie perfectly. It was changed to be more motivational for the second as the second has a completely different tone and has to fit with the more action tone.
Thanks for your great and thoughtful insights with kickass narration
Man, I miss your video essays
Michael biehns such a underrated actor was used as a last minute replacement for another actor by Cameron as marine in aliens after original actor got in trouble with the Law and he owned corporal Hicks role brilliant there too.
Another point. When Kyle gets out his shotgun and is rushing to push people aside to get a clear shot, because of good editing, you always feel as if he is going to be just too late. This of course adds to the suspense.
Always appreciate a reminder of how good The Terminator is especially your point about the 1984 threat Sarah Conner is facing when she is at Tech Noir. It could still be a great film even if she is 'only' up against a human 'phonebook killer'. The way Cameron ups the ante by showing us the extent of the threat as you say, makes this film by far the best in the franchise.
The Terminator is a wonderful merging of The Forbin Project (and to some extent Wargames), and Cyborg 2087.
So although not an original idea in itself The Terminator is a brilliant fusion of old ideas, that has seen it become a classic in its own right.
Great video. I remember doing a shot-by-shot analysis of the Tech-Noir scene when I was in College and my film professor had never even seen it. (for shame!) It blew my mind that if you watch it in slow-motion, the T-800 actually gets to fire off a shot at Sarah that barely missed before being knocked over by Kyle's shotgun blast, which I never knew before. For me, it actually made the tension of the scene that much more epic.
Currently binge watching your videos man. They're great, thanks for making them!
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James Cameron is the master of his kind
His *editing* his *build up* his way of *building character* & *tension*
My favorite work of his is Titanic
I hope you can make an essay about it
I know you mostly review & create essays on action films but i believe it's worth your attention
At times it can be horror &
At Times it carries drama
& as the movie progresses you feel the chaos growing getting out of hand & stakes feel real enough that you care not only about Jack & Rose but other poeple like those musicians & the architect Mr.Andrews and so on.
"Excellent!"
We agree: 1 of my tops ever too!
+Rossatron I have always loved The Terminator... But my mum - Meh! She overthinks it and has never liked it for its 'Illogical Story' - But JESUS if anyone could convince her to watch it its you!
In fact, I am enjoying your work so much... There are so many other films I would love to hear you analyze... If only to give people a view point that 'Hey you don't like this film - but look, here is what you did NOT appreciate when you first saw it...' - Two great examples would be The Dark Crystal (A Film I love... But very under appreciated) and The Black Cauldron (Disney trying to go dark... It BOMBED but is it really that bad?)
Great Work! Really want to see more....
dude your videos are just perfect.
''Everyone uses special effects to tell a story...I told a story and included special effects''.
~ George Lucas
never forget the comics! some of my favorites that made a just as great as sequel as judgment made, plus the soundtrack(X
the T1 soundtrack I mean, God I love the Tryanglz
This is by far one of the best uses of slow motion in films. Too many directors overuse slow motion to show bullets fly or punches impacting....in Terminator it's used to built tension of an immediate threat, a do or die moment then erupts. Quite frankly it's brilliant.
Great video! Its true that film makers too often overusing cgi and forget that a real emotion comes trougth a real caracters. I hoped that Cameron not make more Avatars, we really don`t need more flicks with great effects (only), and I`m disappointed that he makes more those.
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my roommate in college had this idea to watch the terminator to the tune of 80s albums. creatures of the night by kiss is perfect. we laughed our asses off.
Terminator is still one of my all time favourite films but it does struggle with pacing issues after the big chase sequence.
The police station is still probably my favourite action sequences though and is where the film really regains it’s pace.
The Terminator is a classic. I'm 21, and I use to watch this everyday on Video Tape
Damn, I've tried explain similar things and you outright nailed it.
I just adore your channel. You provide concrete analysis based on theory. And you do it in such a way that is both educational and entertaining. I'm impressed by the technical level and production value in your videos. I mean, I enjoy watching reviews etc. However, videos like this one has content that is more unique. And then I just really love The Terminator. It's probably in my Top-3 of all-time-favourite films. Thank you very much for this video!
the first movie is easily the best written movie from the entire series... T2 is groundbreaking in terms of special effects, and T-1000 is easily THE BEST villain in history of cinema, but T1 is still a superior movie...
KissingZombie's Channel The Joker and Anton Chigurh are quite up there as well
The t1000 is certainly not the best villain in the history of cinema.
This video has one huge flaw: it's too short!! Come on, don't be shy. This movie deserves it.
great work good to see your back
Such a good movie
I really think it's worth noting that the big percussion theme of the original film is in 13/16 and it's in simpler time (6/8?) for the sequels. That tells you something.
Fantastic breakdown mate
The set up to this action scene reminds me of a scene from a MAX Punisher comic. This is from Up is Down, Black is White. Here's the setup:
A criminal named Nicky Cavella digs up the Punisher's family, and pisses on their corpses. He does this to anger the Punisher, maybe to the point where he gets careless and rushes after him. Unfortunanetly, the Punisher remains smart, and collectively guns down Cavella's army of thugs. After a couple issues, all of Cavella's hired help is either dead or running.
So Cavella is alone and terrified. Luckily for him, his former lover, Rawlins appears and decides to help him (Though for his own personal gain). So the plan is, Cavella sits at an outdoor cafe, out in the open, to act as bait for the Punisher. Rawlins waits on a rooftop with a sniper rifle.
Punisher had killed over 60 goons the night Cavella did the deed, and his kill count had only rised afterwards. All throughout the mayhem, he had been in a dream-like consciousness for the past few days, constant reliving memories of his family, and flashing forward to the present. He hadn't been this angry since the deaths of his family 30 years prior. So when he arrives, he simply glares at Nicky Cavella.
All the meanwhile, Rawlins is aiming the bright neon sights of his rifle at the Punisher, continuously reassuring and correcting his aim, he couldn't take any chances. Not with the Punisher.
Nicky Cavella is just terrified of the man he is facing. The most terrifying man in New York. A blight on crime. The boogeyman of the criminal underworld. This man, who had killed over 4000 other men just like him, wanted Cavella dead like no other. And this spectre of vengeance was just 20 feet across him. Cavella knows what he did to earn the Punisher's wrath, and that this is his last chance of survival.
All this culminates in a tense and dreadful quiet before the storm. The locations of these characters in relation to each other are set up, and everybody is waiting for someone to pull the trigger. And then the action starts
The Terminator is a sci fi/horror classic!
6:06 This scene still gives me chills all the way up my spine.
Really enjoy your videos! Thank you!
You're welcome
have to agree with what u said.
Great work - really interesting watch!