Actually, the T-1000 can feel emotions. That's why Skynet rendered the T-1000 obsolete, for fear that it would turn against Skynet. That's also why most Terminator's CPUs are set to "read only". Meaning that they can imitate the behaviors of other people, but they do not have a personality to call their own. The T-1000, along with the T-X, is set to "read/write". Meaning that they can imitate other behaviors and improvise on those behaviors. Granting them the ability to understand, and even feel, emotions. If you pay attention, you may notice instances where the T-1000 shows emotions such as fear, frustration, amusement, and possibly satisfaction. I don't know for certain, but I think that may be why you never see a T-1000 in the "future war" scenes. Because Skynet only used one.
Not too long ago. I just came to realize that the viewer watching the film wasn't supposed to know T-1000 was sent to kill or protect John Connor. Huge spoiler twist in the trailer back then.
@@jot8000 True. They left it up for grabs til the last second. Didn't even know that the cop in the beginning was killed by the T-1000 AND hid one of his weapons[the blades] at the same time. Very excellent, subtle writing. Something we have lost.
Funny enough, a recent interview with Robert said that's what they were going for. Wanted to imply to the viewers something was.......off with this guy. 😎
That shows how dangerous they really are. Unlike most terminators, t-1000 units can mimic emotions and human behavior patterns. Likely they're useful as spies and assassins.
Well-put! If a co-worker talked to me in the same way as the T-1000 talked to the parents, I'd think he was going to do something really bad to me later on.
Yeah like when he puts on a devilish facial expression for half a second after the guy mentions T800 had shown up in the morning... amazing idea and rendering by the actor!!
"No. I wouldn't worry about him." Blink. I love that very deliberate blink at the end of the conversation, like he remembered that humans blink and he hadn't done enough of it.
He's a machine from an infiltration unit and advanced one. I am sure it has a small program that is executing blinks at human type interval. Machines don't remember, they just execute programs.
Two things strike me about this scene: -when Todd and Janelle mention the 800 swinging by earlier, you could see the micro calculations the 1000 is making in that instance about how to answer them without arousing suspicion (great acting by Robert Patrick) -the 1000 is an advanced prototype over the 800 not only in physical strength and abilities but also in infiltration and how to deal with humans; you can see that he acts more naturally than the 800 does but there’s still something off or not quite right about him which shows the limit of Skynet’s programming (again, great acting by Robert Patrick) One bonus observation. The studio put a lot of pressure on James Cameron to cast an even bigger bodybuilding type than Arnold as the 1000 but Cameron resisted. He said the 1000 is an advanced more sleeker model over the 800 so while the 800 is a tank, the 1000 should be a Porsche. Well done, James Cameron.
One subtle detail is that when he gets out of the car he looks as though he is scanning the area for threats very precisely, at least that's what I got from that scene.
They were going to cast Billy Idol until he had a bad motorcycle accident. They also considered Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P. but he was taller than Arnold.
I said something similar regarding the advanced model terminator in Dark Fate, people complained the character appeared too bland, normal, unremarkable. But that is what you would want in an infiltration machine. It should blend in.
During the filming, Robert Patrick was "broke", living in a cheap apartment with his girlfriend, Barbara, whom he married during filming. He has credited the film with starting his career. This movie saved his life, he's come along way ever since.
He can't have been broke if he had money to pay for rent and a wedding (even a no-frills wedding.) I think by "broke" you mean "not loaded", which most Hollywood actors are!
If this was filmed back in 1991 that means I was also broke and living with my girlfriend in a council flat in South London. It didn't start my career though.
Robert Patrick KILLED it in this movie, his acting is absolutely perfect. The way the T-1000 acts is perfectly normal except for a very subtle something that makes him unsettling.
I like Terminator 1 more but you have to respect how this movie does the same stuff somewhat, but in a larger scale and more accessible to bigger audiences without becoming lame and Disney-esque. In Part 1, Arnold went house-to-house and killed "Sarah Connor" - here, Patrick just talks to people at their house for info (later killing them)
@@anwarrazali2832 That's not it. But they can detect machines disguising as humans, which is why the resistance uses dogs to sniff out infiltration units like the T-800 in the future.
And yet it almost looks like emotion, which you would not expect. At other times the T-1000 seems to be capable of narcissism, like admiring its own arm after turning it into a blade to kill Todd.
@@stevekaczynski3793 that’s because the T-1000 IS capable of Emotions, they were just as Self Aware as Skynet (maybe more so) and that’s why they weren’t Mass Produced because they could make their own decisions which included going against Skynet’s interests.
which what made Terminator Sarah Conner Chronicles so special. Skynet had their hands full with TechCom reprogramming their cyborgs, Human Resistance turning the tide, and a faction of machines rebelling against SkyNet. This proves your point.
@@zomeister8367 Not neccesarily, for all the t-1000 knew it could have been the same model as him or even another human send by the future resistance (like they send Kyle Reese).
Yes, the point is that during this time in a movie, we still didnt know which one of the two is there to kill John and which one to protect him. Since Arnie was the big bulky bad guy in the first movie, and the guardian was thiner, more agile protagonist, we were led to believe that T-1000 here in fact is maybe the one to protect him. Not untill the hallway scene do we actually find out which one protec and which one attac.
Yeah very natural. Still I do not understand why it wanted to keep picture of John Connor for itself though? Didn't T-1000 possess an image memory and cross check identification system within its memory? Maybe for not catching attention of Connor's family? It is supposed to be liquid metal with advanced computer. Lame. ^^
Miniature Plane you’ll notice the T1000 was asking around if anyone had seen John at the mall. I don’t think the photo was for itself. Rather, it was using the photograph to question others in public to narrow its search.
@@ShockingREDDIT-cl8xe It means "ironic or insincere" pretty much. The T-1000 saying "I wouldn't worry about HIM." has a double meaning. The Terminator is telling the step-parents that that "big guy" is nobody to worry about as far as they need to know but also that it's *smugly* aware that this other individual looking for John is most likely another human or Terminator unit the Resistance sent back in time to protect the boy.
I've been wondering about this detail for a while too. Does T-1000 actually know that there's a T800 being sent back in time to protect John? Or T-1000 cannot know if it's another terminator model or just a human (someone like Kyle)? The fights later on and I remember a Cameron's interview revealed that the T-1000 didn't know anything about the T-800 that's why it had trouble dealing with the T-800 properly.
@@TheKonga88 what the flying fuck are you talking about. The amount of preparation and dedication to play a robot is astounding and people who don't acknowledge his performance are fucking clueless.
@@TheKonga88 his method acting was top notch and he sold simple things with just his eyes. Also the running scenes in the film were done all by Robert himself.
Initially curious why he needed the photo since he had the capability to capture the image. Then I remembered that later on he shows the photo to other kids to ask if they’ve seen him. Such a smart terminator.
Like Pietro Venucci in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons" "'There he was dogged by his confederate, who held Beppo responsible for the loss of the pearl, and he stabbed him in the scuffle which followed.' 'If he was his confederate, why should he carry his photograph?' I asked. 'As a means of tracing him, if he wished to inquire about him from any third person. That was the obvious reason.'"
But he if he succeed to kill john connor what will he do next? Be like the T-800 who live in the forest hideout? and what happen to T-800 if he fail....?
3:35 The fact that Todd and Janelle can only describe the T-800 as "a big guy on a bike" means the T-800 didn't even bother with a cover story when asking them for John's location.
Kryo Ruler of the Ninth Circle of Hell no shit He proably sounded like a creep when asking for John Thats Why they Said it to the cop/T 1000 cause they where worried For there son
I guess his foster parents wouldn't be surprised if a "big guy on a bike" came looking for John as he and his friend messed around with their dirtbikes and probably would've associated with someone like a bikie...
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I remember when this film came out and I was a kid. Robert Patrick genuinely scared the hell out of me to the point where I had nightmares about him for weeks 🤣 Even now as an adult his facial expressions still creep me out. Such a great actor and even watching the film now I remember how petrified I was of him
Yes! I watched the movie when I was in my early teens and it immediately became my favourite "action" movie after the second or third viewing. The first night, however, it was like a horror masterpiece. I remember waking from a nightmare, terrified like the night I watched Alien.
@@mcmerry2846 watched this film again recently with my 14 year old son and it still gets to me seeing him come up through the flooring. I don't think I could sit in a classroom with someone who's facial expressions are similar
Here's a fun fact: Robert Patrick held his breath during points when he was on-camera but wasn't speaking, just to give himself a subtly inhuman appearance.
@@williamshaw9047 I'm not being a douche, but that's how one should run. Your face should express Zen/nothingness to it during activity. This is my favorite film of all time. I'm 32 years old & am a defensive tactics instructor & an American Ninia Warrior/Gymnastics coach. The body mechanics in this movie are truly amazing. Even though they are terminators, James Cameron shows precise decisions that any athletic human should and would make to preserve one's organism. The only CGI part of the t800 doing his tuck/roll at the end of the tanker chase scene showed us parkour 30 years in advance of us understanding that type of technique world wide via the internet. There are so many subtleties of tactical intelligence performed in this movie, most of which without CGI, that should show us humans what we are capable of. The movie taught me how to move with absolute free will. Stunt Men & Women are the worlds unsung heroes.
Schwarzenegar in the first Terminator was excellent too as the villain but yeah Robert Patrick wins out overall as he plays that trusted authority figure/ruthless killing machine combination to perfection... I guess they portrayed different kinds of villain though.
Its really cool that the T-1000 not only was far more advanced than the T-800 regarding all physical properties but also far more advanced in regards to blending in crowds and adapting its social game accordingly.
Do American ATMs really work like that? In the UK, the PIN (not PIN Identification Number as it is at 4:08) is linked to the specific card inserted into the machine. There's no way to find a PIN from an ATM like that.
@@christopherdean1326 This was before cards were chipped. The PIN was kept in the bank's database that in turn was linked to the ATM. This scenario would be plausible but would take longer and require a much more powerful random number generator. Plus the bank would have you on camera stealing money from someone else's account and the cops would be looking for you in no time.
@@blaineedwards8078 Sorry, I still can't figure out how it worked. The number must be linked to the card because; 1) It is a PERSONAL identification number. 2) How else would the system know which account to take the money from? Which leads me to a another question, suppose he had landed on an account that didn't have $300 in it?
@@christopherdean1326 Then he'd just find another ATM and card, and hack a different account. Yes. It is a personal identification number. The PIN that is connected to the card is stored in the banks database, which is obviously how the ATM knows you're entering the right PIN for the card. It appears the hacking technique John is using is bruteforcing, which is to just run numbers until it figures out the right one.
In my opinion T2 is one of the best films ever made,deffo in the top ten I'd say, just something about it and even though I've watched it a fair few times I can always watch it again!
The way the T-1000 acts here, even when he gets out of the car and has a look around, shows he's not just tougher to kill than the T-800, but a superior infiltrator as well. So much more human.
The actress playing John's foster mom was also the female marine in Aliens (alien 2) she wore a red bandanna around her head and carried a heavy machine gun.
If they made the movie today, all the SJWs would go crazy about her playing a Hispanic. They would insist that Bill Paxton's "she thought they said ILLEGAL aliens" line was hateful, blah blah blah.
Robert Patrick is the creepiest Terminator ever.He may pass as your ordinary human being but you can tell there's something very mechanical and emotionless quality about him.
It also projected a false sense of security to the audience because up to this point of the movie, no one knew who was supposed to be John's protector. And given Arnie's role in T1, you'd expect Robert Patrick's character to be that.
Actually there is a bit of humor to it, however, the in both the script and novelization, the T-1000 was not aware John Connor had a protector as the T-1000 was an advanced prototype sent just moments after the original T-800 and Kyle Reese went through the Time Displacement Equipment. The T-1000 was never linked up to the "Sky Net"work, as SkyNet feared it would learn just how powerful it was. The T-1000 had little to no knowledge of how a T-800 operates. The first scene that displays this is when they first engage in the mall. T-1000 simply empties a clip into the T-800 as of it would dispatch him. When it didn't, the T-1000 grabbed the shotgun as if he was stripping it from some human and, the T-1000 goes to toss the T-800 around like a rag doll... that's when the T-800 jerked back and tightened his grip on the shotgun, that's the moment the T-1000 knew it wasn't dealing with a human and the started busting down walls. The second scene is when the T-1000 thought it dispatches the T-800 by bashing it with the 40000lb manual lock and then runs a piece of steel through what he thought was the power core. He has no knowledge of the T-800s ability to reroute power and survive.
The amount of skill and talent that Robert Patrick put into this performance is astonishing The one blink to try and seem normal but looks so forced Note he never blinks in any other scenes The lack of breathing that he does to make it seem more machine like and the subtle looks and glances around him are like him scanning what’s going on around him The aura he puts off too is amazing When he’s talking and trying to act like a human you can just sense something off putting about it but he talks normally so everyone just nods it off The details in his waking and running are flawless A truly amazing performance and it’s even more remarkable that this was his career start up movie
I always thought personally, that the T-X from 3 was the most scary, just because of its ridiculous OP weapons built in. It being like T1 and T2 terminators put together. Plus the actress actress had a good terminator face, that just creeped the shit out of me
@@s1iznc1d34 Sorry but saying T3 is a "very bad movie" is just wrong. Obviously its not as good as 1 and 2, however it holds up well, the ending was actually really well done getting to see skynet start the genocide of humans. I also think the T-X was definitely more creepy and at least scary in comparison to the T-800 from T1 *Before* being burned down to its endoskelleton, and the T-X is ALOT less emotive than the T-1000, and while that makes it less successful in "infiltration" like the T-1000. Its more lifeless face and dead eyes are what make the T-X so fucking chilling to me. Especially when you then find out the T-X has so many fucking weapons built it. Just crazy
@@s1iznc1d34 Genisys is a terrible movie, Dark fate is almost as terrible. Terminator 3 is mediocre. Christ its almost like you cant think for yourself 😂. By the way a plasma cannon is not a conventional weapon
@@s1iznc1d34 Im aware that plasma based tools exist already, however 1. They dont shoot projectiles for defense or attack yet. 2. They arent small enough to store inside a fucking endoskelleton. You sound so fucking ignorant trying to use *that* of all things to "prove" your point.
@@gjtrue I'm pretty sure it would have accounted for that possibility, and it would have detailed files on the characteristics of previous models including the T-800. They all seem to be "big guys" who have an affinity for motorcycles. Also, Skynet would have records of every Terminator released to the field and if one was captured by the resistance, Skynet would most likely know about it. Once it heard that a big guy on a bike was also looking for John, I'm sure it knew exactly who it was.
Nah at that point, John was with the T800 and wasn't going back to his foster parent's home he just called to check on them. Besides, the T800 would be able to identify the T1000 in disguise
Otomic Ans The T-800's original mission was to take John to safety or as far away as possible but at the cost of letting Sarah die. If this did happen, there wouldn't be a need for misdirection as they would have been far away by then and there would be no way the T-1000 could track them
@@KobaLenk Exactly! It just follows on from T2 and stops... Judgement day cannot be stopped. End of. With the acception of salvation showing what the 'future war' is like. Im really annoyed with them bringing out Terminator Movies again, shitting on the franchise. And the only way they are doing this is by 'Judgement Day can be stopped! Lets alter the timeline! *AGAIN*...
I love that line, "She claims a machine called 'The Terminator' was sent back in time to kill her. It looks just like a human of course, hahaha...." Hilarious. Reminds me of the shot when Patrick glances at the plastic fake metal manaquin, taking just a moment to verify it's not another T-1000.
The woman playing Janelle is the same actress who played Pvt Vasquez in Aliens. She also played the immigrant women who drowned with her children in Titanic. All three films directed by James Cameron.
@@bobbylachancejr5901 Cameron has done that with several actors that have worked with him. Lance Henrickson played a Police Sergeant in Terminator, played the android Bishop in Aliens. Bill Paxton also had a very short role in Terminator and played Private Hudson in Aliens, and also starred in True Lies and Titanic. Michael Biehn played Reese in Terminator and played the SEAL Lt. in The Abyss.
@@olentangy74 cool. I didn't make any remarks. But if you're showing me what he's done, awesome. However I thought Avatar was terrible. The Abyss was ok at best. Not all of his movies are legendary. Not all of his characters are remembered. He did a cave diving movie that flopped. He will go down as amongst the greatest directors ever. No disputing this. When you look at the top 5 grossing movies ever he owns 2 of them. Not bad.
@@bobbylachancejr5901 I really liked The Abyss, but I’m an avid scuba diver lol. Cameron is infamous for being very hard to work for, but he is a talented film maker.
@@olentangy74 very true. He's very talented but hard to work for. Kate Winslet to this day refuses to work for him because he got right in her face a lot.
Man, Robert Patrick's subtle acting as the T-1000 is so awesome. Look at his face right after he says "I wouldn't worry about him" referencing the other Terminator 3:43. He legitimately looks annoyed/pissed off for a split second, realizing he knows he's going to have to deal with that in order to get to John.
@@lewisner He killed Janelle when she was in the shower. It was going to be shown in the movie (right before the famous phone conversation) but it would've spoiled the surprise that he was already at John's house.
This conversation right here is what makes the T-1000 so damn terrifying. He presents so well, he has great social skills, he's confident, adaptive and shows incredible charisma... And then underneath all of that, he's an assassin designed and programmed to kill. You wouldn't suspect him in a crowd of a million, and that's a horrifying thought.
To add even more to the paranoia fuel. He can be everyone, your nice neighbor you always had a nice cup of tea with, your teacher, classmate, friend, even the floor, or the mirror, everyone and many things and if you know about his skills and know he could be everyone, you cannot trust anybody again, you are alone, you need to survive, you need to be on the run constantly. Your only chance is to have a T800 around you or a dog and who knows, perhaps the T1000 is the large dog you thought to have bought a week ago.
@@metoo3342 Those deleted scenes are available on DVD, maybe you've only seen the movie on DVD .... other scenes removed is when Sarah sees Kyle Reese in a hallucination, and also when the T-1000 checks John Connor's house.
Tbh I thought Sarah was rough for beating the sh** outta these guys back then....Now I see why she did...cause they beat the sh** outta her first! Go Sarah!
That's why I wish they would have kept this scene in. Actually, I wish they would have kept ALL of the finished deleted scenes in! ESPECIALLY the one of the T-1000 malfunctioning after getting frozen, blown up, and reforming, since it showed us how John Connor was able to figure out which one was the real Sarah Connor and which was one the the T-1000 in disguise. Because that scene was deleted, every time I watch the movie I had no idea how John could have possibly figured it out!!! I hate that James Cameron's masterpiece got chopped up just so some suits could make more $$$ (the vast majority of the completed deleted scenes were cut because of concerns of how long the movie was, and that a longer runtime means fewer showings in a day which = less $$$
Yea, i was like, why Sarah so brutal hitting the big white guy with a broomstick, she must have hate them all so much. Now i have my answer. Thank you.
There’s also another moment later where the guy who first hit her with the billy club is strapping her into her bed for the night (right before she makes her escape) and, seeing her in an apparent catatonic state, licks her cheek to see if she reacts, heavily implying that she’s been sexually abused too. I don’t know if that moment was in the theatrical version or not, though (the first few times I ever saw this movie was on TV, and that moment was cut, but I don’t know if that was because it was deemed inappropriate for TV, or if it was because it wasn’t in the theatrical version at all). But, seeing it certainly made me feel a lot less sorry for him when she bashed his face and broke his nose with the broom handle.
@@TheArklyte There's an alternate ending where it shows the future, in which Skynet was never built & instead the world's now a beautiful futuristic utopia, with Sarah now feeling at ease, living as an ordinary old woman while John grows to become a secretary. I gotta say though, I'd prefer that ending over the original since it pretty much just ends the story there & would feel as though the later films, Rise of the Machines, Salvation, Genisys, and Dark Fate never happened. Rise of the Machines, Salvation, and Dark Fate were just ok, just not as good as The Terminator & Judgement Day. Genisys however is complete trash, unarguably the worst Terminator film of all.
@@kendrick5501 thanks, Cap. Wanna riddle me why you have worded the whole clip that EVERYONE had seen? Have I asked about it? No? Then please stop insulting people by acting this way.
@@TheArklyte Lol I wasn't even trying to insult at all & only answering your question but ok then, no need to be such a snowflake when I'm only answering ur question
I noticed that Sarah being knocked to the floor and forced to take those pills leads into the other deleted scene of her dream of Kyle, considering she wakes up in the same spot. Interesting. 🧐
Mighty fine acting by Robert Patrick here (and by his character). The way he switches from an emotionless terminator to seem like a normal police officer around John's foster parents, then how he acts when he learns about the T-800's arrival. We need more actors like this man.
well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )
You formulated very well what I am also thinking these days about marvel movies and consorts. @@PSYCHOBEVO I completely agree with you. I hope this cheap misplaced humour tendency will fade away with the next generation
The studio campaigned hard for Linda Hamilton to receive an Oscar nomination for her performance, but they didn't succeed. She definitely deserved a nomination at least
IMO today it would be incredible easy for her to get it. With all of this fake "strong women" the one that plays real strong woman and does it plausible would get 3 Oscar's.
"Thanks for your cooperation." And, this is why I originally thought that the T-1000 was John's protector while the Terminator was the bad guy, as he was in the first film in 1984. Here, the T-1000 was so friendly and polite. I had no idea at this point in the film that he was the bad guy. It wasn't until a certain scene at the Galleria mall...which I won't spoil for everyone else. Who knew at this point that he would end up being the bad guy?
That was the point. The assumption was that he was the good guy as Arnold was the villain in the original. However, given the high profile status of Schwarzenegger at this point in his career, it was pretty obvious he was gonna play the hero Terminator. But Cameron still wanted to keep audiences guessing.
It's a shame the trailers of the time spoiled the twist. I can only imagine how much of a thing it would've been if more people had gone into the film not knowing.
@@andymac4883 I can honestly say that I either never saw the trailers or I don't remember seeing them. Thus, I was surprised when things took an unexpected turn in the Galleria mall.
Yeah, you can see the ambiguity as to who the hero is up to the first encounter in the Galleria back corridor. But there is a pretty obvious give away early on. Upon arrival, T800 doesn't kill any of the bikers to obtain clothes, weapons and transport. Whereas T1000 kills a cop immediately and assumes his credentials to begin infiltrating. Compared to the first film, we didn't know which out of terminator or Reese was the hero, except for the hint that terminator kills the punks (and the gun store guy), whereas Reese escapes the police chase without harming any of the officers. Killing (and combat) is nothing to all 4 characters but their choice of how to act speak louder volumes about their intentions.
@C We don't know for sure if he actually killed the police officer upon his arrival. Well, at least, I didn't know when I saw the film. Since I never saw the trailers for Terminator 2: Judgment Day, for all I knew, the T-1000 could have simply knocked out the officer and stolen his clothes. Look at the scene again when he "kills" the police officer. There is no blood. Had he killed him with that arm blade of his (as he does with other victims later on), blood would have been seen pouring out. To me, it just looked like the T-1000 knocked out the officer with a well-aimed punch. Thus, it was difficult to tell which Terminator was the bad one until the surprise reveal at the Galleria.
It's scary how well the T-1000 imitates a human being's emotions, it really corrected all the flaws of the previous model. I don't know how this movie didn't make Robert Patrick into a bigger star, but at least now his career is really taking off.
@@borris3768 hey, I get what you mean. But it does actually show a very strong female character. Sarah definitely is no shrinking violet.😳 And it is nice to see that here. In addition, I think that's why I always love most of the female characters in George Lucas movies: Princess Leia in Star Wars A New Hope and Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark. They were tough, smart, wisecracking women who didn't take any shit from anyone. So, yeah, I do hate bringing genders into any movie. However, you have to look at these strong women characters because, back in the early cinema days, there were a lot of women who had to be saved by big, strong, he - man types. So, in that sense, it was and still is, good to see a strong female character portrayed instead of a weak, vulnerable, and sometimes even stupid female who could in no way defend herself. That's my take on it anyway.🤷♀️
@@lucakat9262 people say they hate rey because of the amount of shit she can do but so can everyone else in star wars there just looking for something to complain about
I counted a total of 4 eyes closed moments. He started the conversation with a blink. He blinked two more times during the conversation. And then he had that 'forced' blink at the end. "no, I wouldn't worry about him" *blink*. truly great acting
That deleted scene with Douglas making Sarah take her meds explains why she beat the living daylights out of him with the broken broom-handle when she escaped from her cell.
To be completely fair though, they are probably treating her like this because she's probably whooped their asses badly during her past escape attempts.
@@jmmproductions6741 Maybe but I suspect that Douglas is a sadist gets off on it also I remember reading the novelisation of T2 back in the 90s and he was described as having all of the compassion of a Rattlesnake - none.
It's impressive how this franchise has two all time great villains in cinema, and Robert had a pretty tough act to follow appearing as the villain after Arnold's T800 in the 1984 film.
Does anyone else get chills when t1000 looks up at the parents? 'no...i wouldn't worry about him'... just those subtle acting moments that add to this movie's awesomeness
Even T1000’s opening question to the foster parents is so clearly ‘off’. A normal, neighbourhood cop would ask in a far more friendly tone. “Hi folks. Sorry to Disturb. Can I check, are you John Connor’s legal guardian?” He’s straight to the point. Robotic. I never picked up that unnatural blink either. Brilliant.
@@Chosengenerations OP clearly means the American suburbia of 1990s, not some random place. In my culture the straight-to-the-point approach is the norm, so it's really cool to learn that T-1000's behavior was not 100% normal for the time and place.:)
John Conner’s step father is going to become sneaky leader of the Hilltop in the zombie apocalypse, and his step mother is going to become a tough space marine fighting Alien xenomorphs.
Simply Now The actor is human of course but I’m talking about how he acts in the movie because he is not a human in the movie. He is a more advanced terminator.
Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick, and of course Arnie... I don't think there's been an action film ever made with a better central cast. Even Edward Furlong was pretty good, it's a shame his career didn't exactly pan out so great.
The T-1000 does possess multiple advantages! No need for food, air, sleep, cannot be killed by gunfire, fire, weather, car crashes, etc.. also, no need to be paid, probly. With shape shifting abilities, it can make the ideal undercover cop. All these abilities plus its superstrength would also make it a fine firefighter or first responder, as it can store all medical knowledge in its memory banks....
One of T-1000's biggest advantages over T-800 is not only the liquid metal, but his ability to mimic human emotion and facial expressions. Definitely a more advanced model in just about every conceivable way.
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I absolutely love when Robert Patrick as T-1000 flips from an emotionless killing machine to a kind police officer.
Since when were police officers kind 🤣🤣
@in4mus85 bruh cops can be nice I’ve met a lot of police officers and they were all friendly
Actually, the T-1000 can feel emotions. That's why Skynet rendered the T-1000 obsolete, for fear that it would turn against Skynet. That's also why most Terminator's CPUs are set to "read only". Meaning that they can imitate the behaviors of other people, but they do not have a personality to call their own. The T-1000, along with the T-X, is set to "read/write". Meaning that they can imitate other behaviors and improvise on those behaviors. Granting them the ability to understand, and even feel, emotions. If you pay attention, you may notice instances where the T-1000 shows emotions such as fear, frustration, amusement, and possibly satisfaction. I don't know for certain, but I think that may be why you never see a T-1000 in the "future war" scenes. Because Skynet only used one.
@@ryederforbs9072 I actually thought, that the T-1000 was artificial life. He was screaming in pain and suffering, before finally being terminated.
The T-1000 is the new, user friendly model Terminator. If he can’t kill you with kindness, rest assured he will find another way.
T-1000, boyish, clean cut, bright blue eyes. Playing the good neighborhood cop. But in the background, the dog is going crazy. Fantastic stuff.
I've never noticed the dog going nuts in the background before. Good attention to detail.
Not too long ago. I just came to realize that the viewer watching the film wasn't supposed to know T-1000 was sent to kill or protect John Connor. Huge spoiler twist in the trailer back then.
james cameron is a fucking legend
@@jot8000 True. They left it up for grabs til the last second. Didn't even know that the cop in the beginning was killed by the T-1000 AND hid one of his weapons[the blades] at the same time.
Very excellent, subtle writing.
Something we have lost.
Max is like, "Yo! Yo! Yo! Why are you talking to that unholy evil thing! Kill it! Run! Run!"
I love how the T-1000 is so friendly but there’s just something off about him, it’s subtle but he’s just...wrong somehow it’s so cool.
Funny enough, a recent interview with Robert said that's what they were going for. Wanted to imply to the viewers something was.......off with this guy. 😎
That shows how dangerous they really are. Unlike most terminators, t-1000 units can mimic emotions and human behavior patterns. Likely they're useful as spies and assassins.
Well-put!
If a co-worker talked to me in the same way as the T-1000 talked to the parents, I'd think he was going to do something really bad to me later on.
Yeah like when he puts on a devilish facial expression for half a second after the guy mentions T800 had shown up in the morning... amazing idea and rendering by the actor!!
The actor who portrayed him said exactly the same thing in a 2015 video
"No. I wouldn't worry about him." Blink.
I love that very deliberate blink at the end of the conversation, like he remembered that humans blink and he hadn't done enough of it.
Great observation. I read that Patrick tried not to blink at all during filming
@uutddxdtvcgpplfw You gotta think deep bro
Man you're reaching here
He's a machine from an infiltration unit and advanced one. I am sure it has a small program that is executing blinks at human type interval. Machines don't remember, they just execute programs.
@@zac3194hought the same but how does he know that there's another terminator?
Two things strike me about this scene:
-when Todd and Janelle mention the 800 swinging by earlier, you could see the micro calculations the 1000 is making in that instance about how to answer them without arousing suspicion (great acting by Robert Patrick)
-the 1000 is an advanced prototype over the 800 not only in physical strength and abilities but also in infiltration and how to deal with humans; you can see that he acts more naturally than the 800 does but there’s still something off or not quite right about him which shows the limit of Skynet’s programming (again, great acting by Robert Patrick)
One bonus observation. The studio put a lot of pressure on James Cameron to cast an even bigger bodybuilding type than Arnold as the 1000 but Cameron resisted. He said the 1000 is an advanced more sleeker model over the 800 so while the 800 is a tank, the 1000 should be a Porsche. Well done, James Cameron.
One subtle detail is that when he gets out of the car he looks as though he is scanning the area for threats very precisely, at least that's what I got from that scene.
Hmmm very informative thanks for thatt
They were going to cast Billy Idol until he had a bad motorcycle accident. They also considered Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P. but he was taller than Arnold.
I said something similar regarding the advanced model terminator in Dark Fate, people complained the character appeared too bland, normal, unremarkable.
But that is what you would want in an infiltration machine. It should blend in.
And the T-X is a Ferrari
During the filming, Robert Patrick was "broke", living in a cheap apartment with his girlfriend, Barbara, whom he married during filming. He has credited the film with starting his career. This movie saved his life, he's come along way ever since.
He can't have been broke if he had money to pay for rent and a wedding (even a no-frills wedding.) I think by "broke" you mean "not loaded", which most Hollywood actors are!
Whatt no friggin wayy thanks for the info
If this was filmed back in 1991 that means I was also broke and living with my girlfriend in a council flat in South London. It didn't start my career though.
Betsy palmer only took the role of Pamela Voorhees so she can buy a car
@@jamesgravil9162 You... Are aware that broke doesn't _just_ mean you have literally no money, right?
The scariest of all the terminators by a good distance, this guy gave me nightmares
True. He had moments where he is calculated like a cyborg but can,show to be very human
T1 Arnie was way scarrier... but T1000 was definitely 2nd scariest.
Robert Patrick
Stephen Looker me as well. I had serious nightmares about him. If he was really hunting you, then you’re dead. Without a doubt.
@@HeKnowsNowForever it's the way he just locks eyes with you and runs at full Sprint, pretty terrifying
Robert Patrick KILLED it in this movie, his acting is absolutely perfect. The way the T-1000 acts is perfectly normal except for a very subtle something that makes him unsettling.
It's like almost too normal, too perfect. Like how an outsider would perceive "normal" behavior.
I like Terminator 1 more but you have to respect how this movie does the same stuff somewhat, but in a larger scale and more accessible to bigger audiences
without becoming lame and Disney-esque. In Part 1, Arnold went house-to-house and killed "Sarah Connor" - here, Patrick just talks to
people at their house for info (later killing them)
Robert playing the T1000 is one of THE greatest villains of all time. Absolutely incredible performance.
Yeah he sounds too much like an NPC. No regular cop would speak that formally like a textbook.
A credit to the casting department as well
I love how the dog starts going crazy when T1000 answers the door. The subtle details are spot on
Great catch! Didn’t even notice that until you pointed it out!
Dog can smell evil
"Wolfie"
@@anwarrazali2832 That's not it. But they can detect machines disguising as humans, which is why the resistance uses dogs to sniff out infiltration units like the T-800 in the future.
@@anwarrazali2832 machines are not evil, not good
I like the cocky smile the t-1000 gives when he learns of the t-800s presence. Almost like he’s looking forward to giving him an asskicking later on.
And yet it almost looks like emotion, which you would not expect.
At other times the T-1000 seems to be capable of narcissism, like admiring its own arm after turning it into a blade to kill Todd.
@@stevekaczynski3793 that’s because the T-1000 IS capable of Emotions, they were just as Self Aware as Skynet (maybe more so) and that’s why they weren’t Mass Produced because they could make their own decisions which included going against Skynet’s interests.
and the way he says "I wouldn't worry about him"... kinda savage xD
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which what made Terminator Sarah Conner Chronicles so special. Skynet had their hands full with TechCom reprogramming their cyborgs, Human Resistance turning the tide, and a faction of machines rebelling against SkyNet. This proves your point.
"No, i wouldn`t worry about 'him'"
Goddamn, in retrospect that line kinda gives me shivers now.
I know right.... 😨
Which means he knows he's capable of destroying t-800 with ease.
Ken Lompart and then a police officer comes over and asks to keep a picture of him
Was he aware that they were talking about the t800? Did he even know there was another terminator sent back as well?
@@zomeister8367 Not neccesarily, for all the t-1000 knew it could have been the same model as him or even another human send by the future resistance (like they send Kyle Reese).
It will always give me chills to know the T-1000 talks so politely to John's foster parents here and ends up murdering them later that same day.
I wonder how it went down. He kills Jenelle (spelling?) first and I wonder what that looked like.
@@visionist7 she got the blade
@@TheGillenium maybe he seduced her and jumped down her throat like the terminator from Garbage in that Sarah Connor Chronicles show
@@visionist7 doubtful
It's all in a day's work.
T-1000 is the coolest machine that Skynet has ever produced.
Will never be topped
I like the Terminator from the first film more but yeah T1000 is a force to be reckon with
And it was a prototype
@@mrcampsolo The concept was so sinple thats why it worked brilliantly.
"No.... I wouldn't worry about him..." 😏
3:43 when he blinks, it seems so forced, like he’s trying to act human. Amazing acting by Robert Patrick.
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It’s like when you make yourself blink vs the normal involuntary action of blinking.
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Yeah, it seemed so forced XD
Good eye.
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Thank you!
What's scary is how human the t 1000 acts when he needs to be
Bushman Sniper he went from that to just kill everything lol
Yes, the point is that during this time in a movie, we still didnt know which one of the two is there to kill John and which one to protect him.
Since Arnie was the big bulky bad guy in the first movie, and the guardian was thiner, more agile protagonist, we were led to believe that T-1000 here in fact is maybe the one to protect him.
Not untill the hallway scene do we actually find out which one protec and which one attac.
Yeah very natural. Still I do not understand why it wanted to keep picture of John Connor for itself though? Didn't T-1000 possess an image memory and cross check identification system within its memory? Maybe for not catching attention of Connor's family? It is supposed to be liquid metal with advanced computer. Lame. ^^
Miniature Plane you’ll notice the T1000 was asking around if anyone had seen John at the mall. I don’t think the photo was for itself. Rather, it was using the photograph to question others in public to narrow its search.
@@Deaclavilis He was using that picture to show to other people he encountered, if they've seen him around. It wasn't for himself
"I wouldn't worry about HIM" :)
Gotta love the delivery, very tongue-in-cheek
funny how he automatically knew it's a Terminator
What does tongue in cheek mean
@@ShockingREDDIT-cl8xe it means "wink wink ;)"
@@ShockingREDDIT-cl8xe It means "ironic or insincere" pretty much. The T-1000 saying "I wouldn't worry about HIM." has a double meaning. The Terminator is telling the step-parents that that "big guy" is nobody to worry about as far as they need to know but also that it's *smugly* aware that this other individual looking for John is most likely another human or Terminator unit the Resistance sent back in time to protect the boy.
@@gjtrueAlso, that HE'S the one they should worry about.
What’s scary about the T-1000 is how he was able to come across as really polite and compassionate here.
I thought he was the good robot when I first saw this movie
The T-1000 is the new, more user friendly model Terminator. If he can’t kill you with kindness, rest assured he will quickly find another way.
Yeah. He knows how to imitate human behavior to come off as such, even though he's a cold merciless killer.
Because Skynet didn't program him with an Austrian accent. :D
@@matrixman8582 How? The T-1000 killed a cop immediately after his arrival while the T-800 killed no one, just punched very hard some guys in a bar.
I love how human the T1000 is. It's scary. And when the dad mentions a ''big guy on a bike'' and he's like nah, chill
"No... I wouldn't worry about him..."
3:44 it even blinked its eyes
And creepily blinked his eyes. Like he had to think about blinking
I've been wondering about this detail for a while too. Does T-1000 actually know that there's a T800 being sent back in time to protect John? Or T-1000 cannot know if it's another terminator model or just a human (someone like Kyle)? The fights later on and I remember a Cameron's interview revealed that the T-1000 didn't know anything about the T-800 that's why it had trouble dealing with the T-800 properly.
Ha when I was a kid I thought, "big guy on a bike" referred to John's friend Danny Cooksey. lol
I still can't get over how flawless Robert Patrick was in this movie, thank you casting gods!
well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )
@@kittylionmeowroar7572 that was John saying that, einstein
And Robert Patrick said he got his behavior from 1973's Westworld. Its amazing how sci fi influences each other. Westworld influenced the T-1000.
really amazes me how he was broke & struggling as an actor before this. He portrayed one of the greatest villains of modern cinema to perfection.
I love how the T1000 understand to blink when interacting with humans, this makes the machine a very good adapter.
I think I saw him breathing as well. Flawless acting by the T-1000 to appear human.
And even then it seems. . . . . ."off" and unnatural.
I always say 'Eaaaasy money' when I go to the ATM lol that's how much I loved John Connor and this film
Dork.
I sometimes remember about that line too, then I figure those are my money xD
Nicholas Chen then you’re gonna LOVE Dark Fate
SAME every time
@@professionalpurpleposter4957 😂😂😂
Robert Patrick should've got an Oscar for his performance. He was literally unreal in T2.
So true.
He didn't actually do much of anything.. Take away all the special effects and tell me what he did! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Your gullibility is incomprehensible
@@TheKonga88 what the flying fuck are you talking about. The amount of preparation and dedication to play a robot is astounding and people who don't acknowledge his performance are fucking clueless.
@@TheKonga88 his method acting was top notch and he sold simple things with just his eyes.
Also the running scenes in the film were done all by Robert himself.
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Initially curious why he needed the photo since he had the capability to capture the image. Then I remembered that later on he shows the photo to other kids to ask if they’ve seen him. Such a smart terminator.
Like Pietro Venucci in "The Adventure of the Six Napoleons"
"'There he was dogged by his confederate, who held Beppo responsible for the loss of the pearl, and he stabbed him in the scuffle which followed.'
'If he was his confederate, why should he carry his photograph?' I asked.
'As a means of tracing him, if he wished to inquire about him from any third person. That was the obvious reason.'"
Though he could have just used his alloy to make one connected to his hand, he wouldn't be able to hand it to anyone.
She needed it to show it to people who maybe know John or have seen him around to find him.
He used the photo in the galleria to ask other kids if they have seen John, not to remember his face 😉
And he also asked a couple of long haired guys in a Gremlin!! 😎😲
My dad worked on set of T2. He said Robert Patrick was a really nice and funny guy on set, and has loved him to this dad ever since.
My dad was Arnold sure he did Jesus breh stop trying to seem relevant 💀💀💀🤡🤡🤡
@@ThelRiSycusee bruh?
@@ThelRiSycusee he was one of the producers
@@ThelRiSycusee and t2 was made 30 years ago what are you on about
@@oswaldfarkleton3839This person doesn’t believe you. It is RUclips after all
3:39 is so freaky you can tell he’s scrolling through appropriate responses between lines it’s so cool how he put that in
Lol yes! The way he lifts up his eyes with that facial expression at 3:37 makes it look like he's up to something.
Actually a very human reaction.
That’s what I got from it too. He’s thinking of a logical response to give.
It's like when you're playing a video game and it gives you options to choose a reply
@@matrixman8582 that is literally same thing I thought
Say what you want about T1000, he was always courteous and respectful to everyone he met
Not the security guard
But he if he succeed to kill john connor what will he do next? Be like the T-800 who live in the forest hideout? and what happen to T-800 if he fail....?
“Say... that’s a nice bike.”
@Charles Walliburton or he could just pretend to be a cop LOL turn over a new leaf and protect and serve 😂😂
@Charles Walliburton no, they both head to the Winchester, have a cup of tea and wait for judgment day to blow over.
3:35 The fact that Todd and Janelle can only describe the T-800 as "a big guy on a bike" means the T-800 didn't even bother with a cover story when asking them for John's location.
Which also probably means they didn’t really even care about him.
Kryo Ruler of the Ninth Circle of Hell no shit
He proably sounded like a creep when asking for John
Thats Why they Said it to the cop/T 1000 cause they where worried
For there son
@@johndetheshape3095
1-They're not his parents
2-They don't give a shit about him
Lmao
I guess his foster parents wouldn't be surprised if a "big guy on a bike" came looking for John as he and his friend messed around with their dirtbikes and probably would've associated with someone like a bikie...
Robert Patrick was FLAWLESS in this film. Glad he was found to do the role - T-1000 came off so deadly yet convincing
“I wouldn’t worry about him” Basically brandishing the fact that he’s a more advanced terminator..
(John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?"
Repent and turn to Christ Jesus before it is too late. For after this comes the JUDGMENT. Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life.
(John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
Yet in the very end Uncle Bob manages to wreck his shit. One of the most satisfying endings in movie history.
The Southern Gamer as the T-1000 says “I wouldn’t worry about him.” He’s been commenting the same shit on a lotta Flashback FM’s Terminator videos
Charlie4Christ Get out.
Why are you posting something Jesus Freak bull shit on T2 thread hahaha
John's mullet headed friend was the true savior of mankind
A ride or die friend
Ya under rated heroes he is. :)
Lol.....
T1000 looks like rafe from uncharted 4 lol
@@1gta4gta you mean Rafe looks like T1000
Robert Patrick is the scariest terminator ever.
I personally find the T-800 endoskeleton creepier, but as for Terminator portrayals by actors, I most certainly agree with you.
He will never be topped as a terminator. That includes Arnold.
I wouldn't disagree with you, I wished he was on the 3rd terminator
True honestly he seems creepy in the flim that look can real fool someone!
The first was more scariest...for me . The judgment Day terminator was very strong but something of actor Patrick don't like me .
I remember when this film came out and I was a kid. Robert Patrick genuinely scared the hell out of me to the point where I had nightmares about him for weeks 🤣 Even now as an adult his facial expressions still creep me out. Such a great actor and even watching the film now I remember how petrified I was of him
Yes! I watched the movie when I was in my early teens and it immediately became my favourite "action" movie after the second or third viewing. The first night, however, it was like a horror masterpiece. I remember waking from a nightmare, terrified like the night I watched Alien.
I had a classmate whose face was pretty similar to Robert's... I called him "the bad terminator" 😂
@@mcmerry2846 watched this film again recently with my 14 year old son and it still gets to me seeing him come up through the flooring. I don't think I could sit in a classroom with someone who's facial expressions are similar
@@Laura329 not the expressions, but he was alike him. Like a twin from the actor, the real Patrick
Hahaha I was afraid of him too
Tod- "You gonna tell me what this is about?"
T1000 - "Just need to kill him that's all"
😁😁😁
Tod- “oh, then I’ll go with you! If I point him out to you, can I watch?”
Blink
SomeMore - T1000 - “Oops! A little programming glitch. I meant to say ‘I just have a few questions that’s all’”.
T800
Here's a fun fact: Robert Patrick held his breath during points when he was on-camera but wasn't speaking, just to give himself a subtly inhuman appearance.
He would breathe through his nose instead of his mouth. He even did it during his runs to make him look more machine-like,.
He also didnt blink at all, except when interacting with humans and trying to pass himself as human.
@@williamshaw9047 I'm not being a douche, but that's how one should run. Your face should express
Zen/nothingness to it during activity. This is my favorite film of all time. I'm 32 years old & am a defensive tactics instructor & an American Ninia Warrior/Gymnastics coach. The body mechanics in this movie are truly amazing. Even though they are terminators, James Cameron shows precise decisions that any athletic human should and would make to preserve one's organism. The only CGI part of the t800 doing his tuck/roll at the end of the tanker chase scene showed us parkour 30 years in advance of us understanding that type of technique world wide via the internet. There are so many subtleties of tactical intelligence performed in this movie, most of which without CGI, that should show us humans what we are capable of. The movie taught me how to move with absolute free will. Stunt Men & Women are the worlds unsung heroes.
He did not eat in any scene of this movie, to make him look more machine.
He didn't ejaculate one time during filming to make him appear more like a machine.
Robert Patrick’s villain can’t be touched from all the other terminator films he was a bad ass
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well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )
@@kittylionmeowroar7572 what was john saying that, einstein
Schwarzenegar in the first Terminator was excellent too as the villain but yeah Robert Patrick wins out overall as he plays that trusted authority figure/ruthless killing machine combination to perfection... I guess they portrayed different kinds of villain though.
Its really cool that the T-1000 not only was far more advanced than the T-800 regarding all physical properties but also far more advanced in regards to blending in crowds and adapting its social game accordingly.
I think it’s cool how it shows John’s hacking skills when he was a kid so it’s believable that one day he’d hack a terminator
Do American ATMs really work like that? In the UK, the PIN (not PIN Identification Number as it is at 4:08) is linked to the specific card inserted into the machine. There's no way to find a PIN from an ATM like that.
@@christopherdean1326 no idea I live in the uk too
@@christopherdean1326 This was before cards were chipped. The PIN was kept in the bank's database that in turn was linked to the ATM. This scenario would be plausible but would take longer and require a much more powerful random number generator. Plus the bank would have you on camera stealing money from someone else's account and the cops would be looking for you in no time.
@@blaineedwards8078 Sorry, I still can't figure out how it worked. The number must be linked to the card because;
1) It is a PERSONAL identification number.
2) How else would the system know which account to take the money from?
Which leads me to a another question, suppose he had landed on an account that didn't have $300 in it?
@@christopherdean1326 Then he'd just find another ATM and card, and hack a different account.
Yes. It is a personal identification number. The PIN that is connected to the card is stored in the banks database, which is obviously how the ATM knows you're entering the right PIN for the card. It appears the hacking technique John is using is bruteforcing, which is to just run numbers until it figures out the right one.
damn the movie was shot 30 years ago and it still looks like a modern movie
yes. They could put it back to the movies and people would still pay to watch
@@luizholiveira3105 Indeed!
Only in America.
In my opinion T2 is one of the best films ever made,deffo in the top ten I'd say, just something about it and even though I've watched it a fair few times I can always watch it again!
@John Smith U watched it yesterday for first time, because Terminator and Sarah Connor characters are in Fortnite game ?
BEST TERMINATOR VILLAIN EVER. Handsome, Evil, Robotic, Scary.
The way the T-1000 acts here, even when he gets out of the car and has a look around, shows he's not just tougher to kill than the T-800, but a superior infiltrator as well. So much more human.
The actress playing John's foster mom was also the female marine in Aliens (alien 2) she wore a red bandanna around her head and carried a heavy machine gun.
If they made the movie today, all the SJWs would go crazy about her playing a Hispanic. They would insist that Bill Paxton's "she thought they said ILLEGAL aliens" line was hateful, blah blah blah.
& Terminator is from Predator 1
Predator rules
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She was also in Lethal Weapon 2
The foster father was the guy who played Gregory recently in The Walking Dead
Robert Patrick is the creepiest Terminator ever.He may pass as your ordinary human being but you can tell there's something very mechanical and emotionless quality about him.
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the inflection when the t-1000 says "No, I wouldn't worry about _him_ " is perfect. He's the one they have to worry about.
It also projected a false sense of security to the audience because up to this point of the movie, no one knew who was supposed to be John's protector. And given Arnie's role in T1, you'd expect Robert Patrick's character to be that.
Actually there is a bit of humor to it, however, the in both the script and novelization, the T-1000 was not aware John Connor had a protector as the T-1000 was an advanced prototype sent just moments after the original T-800 and Kyle Reese went through the Time Displacement Equipment. The T-1000 was never linked up to the "Sky Net"work, as SkyNet feared it would learn just how powerful it was.
The T-1000 had little to no knowledge of how a T-800 operates. The first scene that displays this is when they first engage in the mall. T-1000 simply empties a clip into the T-800 as of it would dispatch him. When it didn't, the T-1000 grabbed the shotgun as if he was stripping it from some human and, the T-1000 goes to toss the T-800 around like a rag doll... that's when the T-800 jerked back and tightened his grip on the shotgun, that's the moment the T-1000 knew it wasn't dealing with a human and the started busting down walls.
The second scene is when the T-1000 thought it dispatches the T-800 by bashing it with the 40000lb manual lock and then runs a piece of steel through what he thought was the power core. He has no knowledge of the T-800s ability to reroute power and survive.
That's certainly true, as the T-1000 comes back to kill them.
@@SoldierOfFate it was in the trailer who the good terminator was so lots of people knew
The amount of skill and talent that Robert Patrick put into this performance is astonishing
The one blink to try and seem normal but looks so forced
Note he never blinks in any other scenes
The lack of breathing that he does to make it seem more machine like and the subtle looks and glances around him are like him scanning what’s going on around him
The aura he puts off too is amazing
When he’s talking and trying to act like a human you can just sense something off putting about it but he talks normally so everyone just nods it off
The details in his waking and running are flawless
A truly amazing performance and it’s even more remarkable that this was his career start up movie
When I saw T1, I thought I would never see a scarier Terminator than the big muscular Arnie.
Then came along Rob Patrick with his death stare
I always thought personally, that the T-X from 3 was the most scary, just because of its ridiculous OP weapons built in. It being like T1 and T2 terminators put together. Plus the actress actress had a good terminator face, that just creeped the shit out of me
@@s1iznc1d34 I have to say the T-1000 can't slip through solid walls. Imagine if it could...
@@s1iznc1d34 Sorry but saying T3 is a "very bad movie" is just wrong. Obviously its not as good as 1 and 2, however it holds up well, the ending was actually really well done getting to see skynet start the genocide of humans.
I also think the T-X was definitely more creepy and at least scary in comparison to the T-800 from T1 *Before* being burned down to its endoskelleton, and the T-X is ALOT less emotive than the T-1000, and while that makes it less successful in "infiltration" like the T-1000. Its more lifeless face and dead eyes are what make the T-X so fucking chilling to me. Especially when you then find out the T-X has so many fucking weapons built it. Just crazy
@@s1iznc1d34 Genisys is a terrible movie, Dark fate is almost as terrible. Terminator 3 is mediocre. Christ its almost like you cant think for yourself 😂. By the way a plasma cannon is not a conventional weapon
@@s1iznc1d34 Im aware that plasma based tools exist already, however 1. They dont shoot projectiles for defense or attack yet.
2. They arent small enough to store inside a fucking endoskelleton.
You sound so fucking ignorant trying to use *that* of all things to "prove" your point.
"She stabbed me in the kneecap with my pen a few weeks ago."
I guess Sarah knew the pen is mightier than the sword 🤣🤣🤣
She also knew penis mightier than Terminator in first part!
It's a pity John Wick didn't teach her how to properly use a pen
Yeah , literally
I think she means the other knee 😗
Oh my goodness its JASON BOURNE
3:36 That knowing reaction is both epic and incredibly sinister.
Haha the T1k knows *exactly* who that is
@@wll1500 true honestly!
Was the T-1000 truly aware there may have been another, opposing Terminator sent back as well? 🤔
@@gjtrue I'm pretty sure it would have accounted for that possibility, and it would have detailed files on the characteristics of previous models including the T-800. They all seem to be "big guys" who have an affinity for motorcycles. Also, Skynet would have records of every Terminator released to the field and if one was captured by the resistance, Skynet would most likely know about it.
Once it heard that a big guy on a bike was also looking for John, I'm sure it knew exactly who it was.
T1000 reminds me of Ramsey Bolton
unforgettable piece of hollywood magic. Linda Hamilton is simply remarkable.
"He's a good looking boy. Do you mind if I keep his picture?"....Wait, that's not right.
Parents like to hear their kids complemented. Lowers their guard. Smart terminator
He's portraying a cop looking for him. Not unusual to want a pic to identify him.
Black Rifles Matter yeah but to say he’s a good looking boy? Can I keep the picture?
matt Rich These days sure. Lots of sickos nowadays.
Where's Chris Hansen when you need him? 😭
T-1000: Thank you for your cooperation.
By the way, what is the name of your dog?
Skynet wins.
Nah at that point, John was with the T800 and wasn't going back to his foster parent's home he just called to check on them. Besides, the T800 would be able to identify the T1000 in disguise
Dam
I'm annoyed that T800 doesn't attempt a misdirection after realizing foster-mom is fake. Send her to the wrong place dude.
@@otomicans6580 "Yeah thanks mom by the way can you come and pick me up? I'm in Alaska
Otomic Ans The T-800's original mission was to take John to safety or as far away as possible but at the cost of letting Sarah die. If this did happen, there wouldn't be a need for misdirection as they would have been far away by then and there would be no way the T-1000 could track them
Such a classic, they should’ve left it alone after this movie!!
Saying Dark Fate is a sequel of this is like blasfemy
Agreed
Lets just pretend Dark Fate never happened.
@@Castrated__ agree, to me the franchise ended with Rise of the Machines.
@@KobaLenk Exactly! It just follows on from T2 and stops... Judgement day cannot be stopped. End of. With the acception of salvation showing what the 'future war' is like. Im really annoyed with them bringing out Terminator Movies again, shitting on the franchise. And the only way they are doing this is by 'Judgement Day can be stopped! Lets alter the timeline! *AGAIN*...
I love that line, "She claims a machine called 'The Terminator' was sent back in time to kill her. It looks just like a human of course, hahaha...." Hilarious. Reminds me of the shot when Patrick glances at the plastic fake metal manaquin, taking just a moment to verify it's not another T-1000.
2029 is only 10 years away. We're all doomed. Doomed I tell you.
I'm gonna be living deep inside a mountain really far away when the time comes
Georgia Guidestones 2030
“Cyberdyne Corporation” actually exists in real life. Check it out.
Bet you won’t
Judgement Day was in 1995 or 2012 depending on which timeline you're talking about. Terminator Salvation takes place in 2018.
Hey Vasquez, have you ever been mistaken for a man?
Vasquez: Well, not in this movie.
No.....have you🤣
And then a man got mistaken for her. Or rather, a liquid metal killing machine did.
Clever!
Bruh the stepmom is Vasquez? Wtfff I've never noticed that
@@o_manam No worries, a long time ago i didnt noticed either 🤣
The woman playing Janelle is the same actress who played Pvt Vasquez in Aliens. She also played the immigrant women who drowned with her children in Titanic. All three films directed by James Cameron.
I don't think that's a coincidence.
@@bobbylachancejr5901 Cameron has done that with several actors that have worked with him. Lance Henrickson played a Police Sergeant in Terminator, played the android Bishop in Aliens. Bill Paxton also had a very short role in Terminator and played Private Hudson in Aliens, and also starred in True Lies and Titanic.
Michael Biehn played Reese in Terminator and played the SEAL Lt. in The Abyss.
@@olentangy74 cool. I didn't make any remarks. But if you're showing me what he's done, awesome. However I thought Avatar was terrible. The Abyss was ok at best. Not all of his movies are legendary. Not all of his characters are remembered. He did a cave diving movie that flopped. He will go down as amongst the greatest directors ever. No disputing this. When you look at the top 5 grossing movies ever he owns 2 of them. Not bad.
@@bobbylachancejr5901 I really liked The Abyss, but I’m an avid scuba diver lol.
Cameron is infamous for being very hard to work for, but he is a talented film maker.
@@olentangy74 very true. He's very talented but hard to work for. Kate Winslet to this day refuses to work for him because he got right in her face a lot.
Man, Robert Patrick's subtle acting as the T-1000 is so awesome. Look at his face right after he says "I wouldn't worry about him" referencing the other Terminator 3:43. He legitimately looks annoyed/pissed off for a split second, realizing he knows he's going to have to deal with that in order to get to John.
It’s chilling to think that the T-1000 snuck in and killed John’s foster parents not long after he literally had a conversation with them.
Something to ponder indeed.
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Cold terminator 🥶
I never understood where he hid the real Janelles body in a relatively small house.
@@lewisner He killed Janelle when she was in the shower. It was going to be shown in the movie (right before the famous phone conversation) but it would've spoiled the surprise that he was already at John's house.
-Are you the legal guardian of John Connor?
-No
*roll credits*
That’s one of 5 movies that I can watch again and again and again without being bored. A masterpiece for sure.
Yup. Terminator 2, Dark Knight, gladiator, no country for old men and I think Goldeneye would probably be my top 5 most rewatchable films
Out of interest what are they?
Back when music and movies reign America entertainment industry miss old dayz
@@in4mus85 I’ve watched it many more times than the first
Yes,and green mile,shawshank & martian
Honestly, Robert Patrick nailed the T1000 role perfectly as a kind police officer
"he's a good looking boy, do you mind if I keep this picture?"
"why?"
"he's a good looking boy."
"I am calling the police!"
"I am the police."
This needs more likes. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
"I am the police" *SHZZZZZZ* 🗡️
“Should i call you then?”
I AM THE LAW!!!!, wait, wrong picture 😁
@@aCivilServant Not yet.
Robert Patrick is so good at subtle robot stuff. Ive always loved the slight pauses before and after he blinks
Old movie has so much more detail and good actors
Too many shitty kids cgi superhero crap today.
@@southlondon86 capeshit
This conversation right here is what makes the T-1000 so damn terrifying. He presents so well, he has great social skills, he's confident, adaptive and shows incredible charisma... And then underneath all of that, he's an assassin designed and programmed to kill. You wouldn't suspect him in a crowd of a million, and that's a horrifying thought.
To add even more to the paranoia fuel.
He can be everyone, your nice neighbor you always had a nice cup of tea with, your teacher, classmate, friend, even the floor, or the mirror, everyone and many things and if you know about his skills and know he could be everyone, you cannot trust anybody again, you are alone, you need to survive, you need to be on the run constantly.
Your only chance is to have a T800 around you or a dog and who knows, perhaps the T1000 is the large dog you thought to have bought a week ago.
The scene where Sarah is beaten was eliminated, I have seen the movie many times, and I never saw that scene.
Really? I always remembered seeing that.
@@metoo3342
Those deleted scenes are available on DVD, maybe you've only seen the movie on DVD .... other scenes removed is when Sarah sees Kyle Reese in a hallucination, and also when the T-1000 checks John Connor's house.
This is from the extended version
This is from the special extended super duper pooper version. Very rare.
you can find the new version on dvd
Tbh I thought Sarah was rough for beating the sh** outta these guys back then....Now I see why she did...cause they beat the sh** outta her first! Go Sarah!
That's why I wish they would have kept this scene in. Actually, I wish they would have kept ALL of the finished deleted scenes in! ESPECIALLY the one of the T-1000 malfunctioning after getting frozen, blown up, and reforming, since it showed us how John Connor was able to figure out which one was the real Sarah Connor and which was one the the T-1000 in disguise. Because that scene was deleted, every time I watch the movie I had no idea how John could have possibly figured it out!!!
I hate that James Cameron's masterpiece got chopped up just so some suits could make more $$$ (the vast majority of the completed deleted scenes were cut because of concerns of how long the movie was, and that a longer runtime means fewer showings in a day which = less $$$
Yea, i was like, why Sarah so brutal hitting the big white guy with a broomstick, she must have hate them all so much. Now i have my answer. Thank you.
There’s also another moment later where the guy who first hit her with the billy club is strapping her into her bed for the night (right before she makes her escape) and, seeing her in an apparent catatonic state, licks her cheek to see if she reacts, heavily implying that she’s been sexually abused too. I don’t know if that moment was in the theatrical version or not, though (the first few times I ever saw this movie was on TV, and that moment was cut, but I don’t know if that was because it was deemed inappropriate for TV, or if it was because it wasn’t in the theatrical version at all). But, seeing it certainly made me feel a lot less sorry for him when she bashed his face and broke his nose with the broom handle.
@@Spar10Leonidas oh yeah how could I forget about that lick?? You're right! Thanks bro!
I was thinking the same thing.... Yup makes sense now
The franchise ended after this masterpiece.
For me the alternate ending is canon.
Dark fate is the real end lol
Why do you call it alternate then?
@@TheArklyte There's an alternate ending where it shows the future, in which Skynet was never built & instead the world's now a beautiful futuristic utopia, with Sarah now feeling at ease, living as an ordinary old woman while John grows to become a secretary.
I gotta say though, I'd prefer that ending over the original since it pretty much just ends the story there & would feel as though the later films, Rise of the Machines, Salvation, Genisys, and Dark Fate never happened.
Rise of the Machines, Salvation, and Dark Fate were just ok, just not as good as The Terminator & Judgement Day.
Genisys however is complete trash, unarguably the worst Terminator film of all.
@@kendrick5501 thanks, Cap. Wanna riddle me why you have worded the whole clip that EVERYONE had seen? Have I asked about it? No? Then please stop insulting people by acting this way.
@@TheArklyte Lol I wasn't even trying to insult at all & only answering your question but ok then, no need to be such a snowflake when I'm only answering ur question
I love these scenes where the tension builds up. T2 is a masterpiece.
I noticed that Sarah being knocked to the floor and forced to take those pills leads into the other deleted scene of her dream of Kyle, considering she wakes up in the same spot. Interesting. 🧐
Well spotted, I never noticed that, and I've had the special edition laserdisc set since the 90s.
raksh9 Laserdisc lol my parents never had that
@@raksh9 I sold mine and lost access to a ton of material that was Never reproduced in later formats. 😪
@@Alvin-1138 That's too bad, man. I should transfer the laser disc set if that the case. Thanks for the heads up.
@@raksh9 Good idea.
Ironically when I sold it, I was so proud of myself that I got (around?) $200 for the player and discs. Lol
Mighty fine acting by Robert Patrick here (and by his character). The way he switches from an emotionless terminator to seem like a normal police officer around John's foster parents, then how he acts when he learns about the T-800's arrival. We need more actors like this man.
Back when the acting was serious and the humor was delivered subtly and efficiently without breaking the film's overall atmosphere
Hey, you're so beautiful.
I blame Marvel for popularizing the style of comedy where the constant jokes keep interrupting all the scenes and ruin the serious mood.
Blame M-SHE-U for that
well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )well ATMs don't talk but 3:48 did it say Please insert your stolen card now? what the? : )
You formulated very well what I am also thinking these days about marvel movies and consorts.
@@PSYCHOBEVO I completely agree with you. I hope this cheap misplaced humour tendency will fade away with the next generation
Watching just one clip of this movie makes me want to rewatch it yet again.
The studio campaigned hard for Linda Hamilton to receive an Oscar nomination for her performance, but they didn't succeed. She definitely deserved a nomination at least
IMO today it would be incredible easy for her to get it. With all of this fake "strong women" the one that plays real strong woman and does it plausible would get 3 Oscar's.
"Thanks for your cooperation."
And, this is why I originally thought that the T-1000 was John's protector while the Terminator was the bad guy, as he was in the first film in 1984. Here, the T-1000 was so friendly and polite. I had no idea at this point in the film that he was the bad guy. It wasn't until a certain scene at the Galleria mall...which I won't spoil for everyone else. Who knew at this point that he would end up being the bad guy?
That was the point. The assumption was that he was the good guy as Arnold was the villain in the original.
However, given the high profile status of Schwarzenegger at this point in his career, it was pretty obvious he was gonna play the hero Terminator.
But Cameron still wanted to keep audiences guessing.
It's a shame the trailers of the time spoiled the twist. I can only imagine how much of a thing it would've been if more people had gone into the film not knowing.
@@andymac4883 I can honestly say that I either never saw the trailers or I don't remember seeing them. Thus, I was surprised when things took an unexpected turn in the Galleria mall.
Yeah, you can see the ambiguity as to who the hero is up to the first encounter in the Galleria back corridor. But there is a pretty obvious give away early on. Upon arrival, T800 doesn't kill any of the bikers to obtain clothes, weapons and transport. Whereas T1000 kills a cop immediately and assumes his credentials to begin infiltrating. Compared to the first film, we didn't know which out of terminator or Reese was the hero, except for the hint that terminator kills the punks (and the gun store guy), whereas Reese escapes the police chase without harming any of the officers. Killing (and combat) is nothing to all 4 characters but their choice of how to act speak louder volumes about their intentions.
@C We don't know for sure if he actually killed the police officer upon his arrival. Well, at least, I didn't know when I saw the film. Since I never saw the trailers for Terminator 2: Judgment Day, for all I knew, the T-1000 could have simply knocked out the officer and stolen his clothes. Look at the scene again when he "kills" the police officer. There is no blood. Had he killed him with that arm blade of his (as he does with other victims later on), blood would have been seen pouring out. To me, it just looked like the T-1000 knocked out the officer with a well-aimed punch. Thus, it was difficult to tell which Terminator was the bad one until the surprise reveal at the Galleria.
He’s so scary because he really seems like a chill guy
almost TOO chill...
Yep, he goes beyond chill to completely cold.
What’s worse is that he dressed like someone you can trust, a police officer.
@@ryanangelastro504 she meant Dr. Silverman.
@G E T R E K T 905 wait, what do you mean "us" 😲
It's scary how well the T-1000 imitates a human being's emotions, it really corrected all the flaws of the previous model. I don't know how this movie didn't make Robert Patrick into a bigger star, but at least now his career is really taking off.
The quality of this is the highest I've seen.
This movie was ahead of its time
Is that Tony stark for sure?
@@thevideos-rj8bo
He meant the high definition
Robert Patrick did the friendly cop to dead pan killer perfectly
Now this is how you do a strong female character!
Don’t bring genders into this
@adolf hitler whats wrong with rey she's a good character
@@josephclark77 there are a lot of Star Wars fans who call Rey, a Mary Sue character and they apparently don't like Rey.💁♀️
@@borris3768 hey, I get what you mean. But it does actually show a very strong female character. Sarah definitely is no shrinking violet.😳 And it is nice to see that here.
In addition, I think that's why I always love most of the female characters in George Lucas movies: Princess Leia in Star Wars A New Hope and Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark. They were tough, smart, wisecracking women who didn't take any shit from anyone.
So, yeah, I do hate bringing genders into any movie. However, you have to look at these strong women characters because, back in the early cinema days, there were a lot of women who had to be saved by big, strong, he - man types.
So, in that sense, it was and still is, good to see a strong female character portrayed instead of a weak, vulnerable, and sometimes even stupid female who could in no way defend herself. That's my take on it anyway.🤷♀️
@@lucakat9262 people say they hate rey because of the amount of shit she can do but so can everyone else in star wars there just looking for something to complain about
I counted a total of 4 eyes closed moments. He started the conversation with a blink. He blinked two more times during the conversation. And then he had that 'forced' blink at the end. "no, I wouldn't worry about him" *blink*. truly great acting
That deleted scene with Douglas making Sarah take her meds explains why she beat the living daylights out of him with the broken broom-handle when she escaped from her cell.
He also kissed her while she was in shock, reason enough to sink his teeth in tbh
@@The-Deadite he didnt kiss her, he licked her
@@The-Deadite He didn't kiss her he licked the side of her face like it was popsicle (Ick!).
To be completely fair though, they are probably treating her like this because she's probably whooped their asses badly during her past escape attempts.
@@jmmproductions6741 Maybe but I suspect that Douglas is a sadist gets off on it also I remember reading the novelisation of T2 back in the 90s and he was described as having all of the compassion of a Rattlesnake - none.
"He's a good looking boy...you mind if I keep this picture?"
"Um...Yes, very much."
What a perv
@@TheKonga88 n'importe quoi --'
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@77Wells excellent point
@77Wells so that he could show it to other people, as he did at the arcade later in the movie
Robert Patrick is underrated. I really liked him in X-files.
I liked him as a villain in The Faculty.
Robert Patrick also played August Smith aka White Dragon in Peacemaker
If you see Doggett, you DON'T see Mulder ,that was the only problem
He makes a T2 reference in one episode, about a man made of metal "only happening in the movies"
The X-Files series holds up well to age just like this movie does. Sans mobile phone technology over the years.
It's impressive how this franchise has two all time great villains in cinema, and Robert had a pretty tough act to follow appearing as the villain after Arnold's T800 in the 1984 film.
T-1000 is one of the best and intimidating villains in movies
4:56 "she's a total loser", that "loser" loves you more than your foster mom John
He realizes that later in he film.
He didn’t really mean it. He’s upset she got herself arrested.
@@alexmartin3143😢
Robert Patrick is such a fantastic villain, creepy & smooth. He owns this role for sure, one of the most iconic villain facial profiles
Does anyone else get chills when t1000 looks up at the parents? 'no...i wouldn't worry about him'... just those subtle acting moments that add to this movie's awesomeness
This is what bubbles was doing before Trailer Park boys... for shame
his brain injuries inflicted by sarah connor forced him to retire to the shopping cart business...
This is his father
@@Mihalyofficial And to opening the Kittyland Love Center.
Literally who?
He does kinda look like Bubbles with the glasses, kinda looks like a fat Joe Scarborough too 🤣🤣
Even T1000’s opening question to the foster parents is so clearly ‘off’. A normal, neighbourhood cop would ask in a far more friendly tone. “Hi folks. Sorry to Disturb. Can I check, are you John Connor’s legal guardian?”
He’s straight to the point. Robotic. I never picked up that unnatural blink either. Brilliant.
Eh, some Cultures can be considered "robotic" even though that's just how they were raised
@@Chosengenerations OP clearly means the American suburbia of 1990s, not some random place. In my culture the straight-to-the-point approach is the norm, so it's really cool to learn that T-1000's behavior was not 100% normal for the time and place.:)
90's movies had this certain aesthetic that made the whole movie look good
The T1000 can only be seen blinking on this particular scene
John Conner’s step father is going to become sneaky leader of the Hilltop in the zombie apocalypse, and his step mother is going to become a tough space marine fighting Alien xenomorphs.
Not step parents. Foster parents .
& Terminator is from Predator 1
Wasn't aliens released before Terminator 2?
@@MKD1101 if you're talking about the movie Aliens, yes. Aliens was released July of 86 and Terminator 2 was released July of 91.
@@ericjohnson2543 actually my comment was for op! She wasn't going to become a marine, she had been a marine.
The T1000 is scary how he acts like a human.
I think that Robert Patrick is real human...
Simply Now The actor is human of course but I’m talking about how he acts in the movie because he is not a human in the movie. He is a more advanced terminator.
@@projectwalrider8600 i know, it's a joke :D
Simply Now I got confused right there 😂
Terminator-T800 Model101 - dont be so hard on yourself, you were a great model. Very reliable!
This terminator went from a ruthless killing machine to owing Tony Soprano money.
And he was taken to outer space by giant ants. 💀💀💀💀📞🙌✂️🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜👽👽🌕🌕🌙🐸🏃🏃🏃🏃
... lol which season
I'm not sure, but it's on You Tube. So just type it in and it will say what season.
VixXstazosJOB season 2
simon madi 😂😂
Linda Hamilton, Robert Patrick, and of course Arnie... I don't think there's been an action film ever made with a better central cast. Even Edward Furlong was pretty good, it's a shame his career didn't exactly pan out so great.
Linda Hamilton's character in Terminator is how you make a female superhero
Back when sequels were a good thing
"I wouldn't worry about him" is the only time the T-1000 ever verbally acknowledges the existence of the T - 800.
thats when he realizes he'd better end the conversation
Lol cos he wasn't worried haha. Hes like fuck this old timer
This is the moment Walter White became Heisenberg
Nathan Lunsford, truly a harrowing moment.
I loved the visual cues before he said it too. It thought about who it might be, realized who it might really be. It knows now. Then says the line.
T-1000 would actually make a fine police officer.
The T-1000 does possess multiple advantages! No need for food, air, sleep, cannot be killed by gunfire, fire, weather, car crashes, etc.. also, no need to be paid, probly. With shape shifting abilities, it can make the ideal undercover cop. All these abilities plus its superstrength would also make it a fine firefighter or first responder, as it can store all medical knowledge in its memory banks....
@@peterparquer1873 he would be good in sports too.
@@liquidmetal5616 lol, good medals in all events! Not sure about swimming though.....it would probly not float well, maybe.....
Yup got the level of brutality down to a T
With T-1000s in the police force, there would be almost no crime! Would you or anyone else try to commit crimes with a police force full of T-1000s?
One of T-1000's biggest advantages over T-800 is not only the liquid metal, but his ability to mimic human emotion and facial expressions. Definitely a more advanced model in just about every conceivable way.