TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (1991) Movie Reaction w/Nicolette FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Terminator 2 movie reaction. Check out Nicolette's first time watching Terminator 2 - the T2 Judgement Day Movie Reaction!
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Directed by James Cameron and released in 1991, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Joe Morton, Edward Furlong and Robert Patrick.
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Round 2 for Nicolette discovering Terminator - for the first film go here: ruclips.net/video/MkyEv6ND5vA/видео.html - Enjoy!
I'm trying to find Nicolette on IG to follow her (per her invitation at the end of the video) but I'm coming up empty. And there's no link for her in description or on CC's IG that I can find.
watch full franchise.
@ 7:58 notice the dog barking
I watch the LockpickingLawyer on RUclips for my skills.
What’s her IG? Couldn’t catch that last name.
It’s amazing how well the CGI holds up for something that was made in 1991
A lot of what looks like cgi is actually latex in silver paint.
And a lot more is not even that. The best way to show a helicopter flying under a bridge? Film a real helicopter flying under a real bridge.
@yt45204 Stunt drivers and flyers are certifiably insane. 🙂
Cgi было мало и её большое отсутствие сделало фильм более реалистичным
It's a combination of CGI and practical effects. At the time realistic CGI took weeks or months to render so it had to be used sparingly. Another movie from around this time that achieved similar results was the original Jurassic Park which came out 2 years after this.
I always loved that in every other movie the "mad scientist" always insists he can fix his creation when it gets out of control. But Miles Dyson doesn't hesitate for second to destroy his creation when he learns that it will be evil.
o.o wait they do.. legit man that is something I feel I would or would in the past have been like.. ngl fwiw imho that maybe a downfall but legit it is so true I would think of myself as being sure I could fix it, if I made something that turned out somehow to unbeilevably be awful.
i think he already knew it was evil, given it being in a vault and highly sensitive, he just didnt know how much
Arnold's death at the end made me cry manly tears as a 6 year old kid. 😐
"I left my phone in there"
No.. he didnt. This is 1991... your phone is on the wall at home
And smoking indoors was still allowed. Even in California
@@LukeLovesRose i was thinking... that didnt change untill recently..then i remeber that I'm old, and recently is 15 years ago
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@matsv201
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- Both 'Yes' and 'No'...
Cell phones were a thing even back then.
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@@BizzyX78 Sure but odds any one rando cop had a personal brickphone on him is a bit of a stretch.
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@theViomax
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- By the time they started filming 'T2' there were none-brick cell phones on the market, so the thought of the possibility isn't that farfetched.
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Linda Hamilton taught herself how to pick locks for this movie. And pickling locks like that can happen with just about any lock, if you understand the mechanics of the lock. None are unpickable, as long as you understand its mechanics, though the difficulties to circumvent the locks can vary.
IMO, Linda was totally robbed of a Best Actress nomination. If it wasn't her attack on Dyson, it's her desperate escape from the mental hospital
To be fair some of the newer locks with slanted tumblers are a right bastard to pick even if you know what you are doing.
Lmao "died on the 405"...as a truck driver living out here in Cali I DEFINITELY feel you on that!! 😂😂 405 is murder.
Your reaction to this iconic/masterpiece of a sci fi sequel puts the biggest smile on my face.
29:14 "You know one guy is, like, 'Man, I left my phone in there.' " Nope! Still too early for widespread mobile phone usage. 😉
@@dallesamllhals9161 Not necessarily. I've seen another video where a 20-something expected it to be normal for a character in an early or mid-'90s film to have one. In most ways (like fashion), films set in the 1990s still feel very contemporary today, so people who are too young to have lived through that time often instinctually assume that technologies that are ubiquitous now would also have been available then.
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@bigdream_dreambig
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- Granted that cell phones are way more in use today, there were cell phones even back then.
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@@BizzyX78 Sure. Mobile phones existed as early as the 1970s, but they didn't start to become more common until the late '90s and wouldn't be ubiquitous until the 2000s. (Smart phones gave everything the final push in the late 2000s/early 2010s, with the first iPhone release in 2007.)
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@bigdream_dreambig
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- A lot of the cell phones back then were for mounting in the center console in cars, but the first truly mobile cell phone became commercially available in 1983.
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@@BizzyX78 Okay, but those were very expensive bricks that few bought. It took about 15 more years before products were made that were of interest to the general public.
Its a damn shame they didnt make any more movies after this.
They filmed an extra scene at the end of T1 where the camera zoomed out revealing that the factory the terminator was crushed in was apart of Cyberdyne but was cut
After this are a 3D theme park attraction, a short lived TV series, four more films, comics, graphic novels and videogames. This grossed over $500 million at the box office and won four Academy Awards
I love Sarah Connor's transformation into a complete badass between the first movie and this one.
What's great about these movies is it's not like they're dropping this at you from nowhere. Transformation is believable as you see the hints of a badass being hidden deep inside her even in the first movie. First when she takes the wheel and smashes terminator during car chase scene, then not leaving Kyle behind in the car and finally at the factory, that "On you feet, soldier!" line makes it perfectly clear that she's the future leader and commander and what we see in Terminator 2 is already a very logical continuation of the first one. THAT'S how you write strong female characters. She fits the role with her acting and fits the role with her visual side as well. Unlike modern "strong female characters" who look like they've never been anywhere outside their home except beauty salon and suddenly kick 20 men of 3 times their sizes... plus they know nuclear physics, rocker science and trigonometry at the age of 20
Linda Hamiltons twin sister played the woman holding onto the chainlink fence when the nuclear explosion blows through!!
Nicolette really love Your reactions to these fantastic films - keep up the good work 😊👍🏻
Personally i enjoyed your reaction to this more than any other reactors. I got to see this gem in theaters the summer it came out as a kid. Yeah Arnie made everyone tear up at the end. Love your comedic timing to everything ❤
4:30 while filming this scene some random woman ends up on set and says "what's going on here?" Arnold says "ladies night" lol
17:07 Linda accidentally broke his nose there lol
19:45 during that elevator scene Linda forgot to put an earplug in and has permanent hearing damage from it but she didnt ruin the take lol
22:18 that part with Arnold picking up the kid always gets a laugh lol
24:11 that scene is considered to be the most accurate nuclear blast ever filmed
36:25 the part before this with 2 Sarah's that was Linda and her twin sister lol
I was 12 years old 1992 and was rent this movie in video club and keep casette 2 months at home, was watched every day 😂😂😂
T2 is undisputed.... its literally noted as "one of the greatest movies ever made" for a reason. 10/10
during the 80s and 90s we all had nightmares like that. I was just a kid teenager but I still had nightmares like that just like that dream sequence she has. So yeah that's what was on a lot of mines of people at the time nightmare fuel... I'll still get it on occasion, especially what's going on today, but it's nearly not as graphic as it used to be, because I got used to it
Yay!!! Nicolette's back!
This one, is a better movie over all. But "Kyle Reese", is the best character.
Arnold wasn't naked entering the bar.
He was wearing colorful parachute pants, so they'd have something to react to.
How sweet that youre getting such emotional in the end.
Great stuff, but also maybe a couple of Iffy cuts? The gate guard and "He'll live." And the "Why do you cry?" scene (under the pickup) esp. because you bring it up later - which I esp. loved because of the link to the final scene in the foundry. Looking fwd to more reactions!
Fun fact: when the T-1000 copy’s the guard in the asylum, the actors are actually twin brothers. They’ve had bit parts in movies like Looney Tunes: Back in Action as the Warner Brothers and Suite Life of Zach and Cody for a twinsentric episode.
The resistance and the Skynet forces use plasma weapons: it's not a beam of light but a 'bolt' of superheated hydrogen 'encased' in a magnetic 'bubble' that holds it together, so it's like being hit by a little bit of liquid sun. How is it supposed to work? I don't know tech stuff.
Certainly one of the most renowned movies ever made!
Actor playing the bad terminator was a track star, so he really did have great conditioning.
The helicopter flying under the overpass was REAL, and they did it twice for a different angle shot. Nolen had to film the second take, the crew refused. The clearance was at most 5' top bottom, and 7' at most on the sides.
There are lockpicking hobby kits and videos... 'for entertainment purposes'.
Glad you watched the edition with the better end monologue scene. The wet highway was the original theater release. Later the studio changed it to be 'more happy' with an ending in the future in a park. To say the least the change was not well received.
Check out Arnold in the movie Predator(1987) if you haven’t seen it.
Good reaction.
I like people emotionally attached. This means that they delve into the story and take the messages.
Yes, T2 is great mainly because of its lessons and messages. There is a lot for people to learn in T2 and maybe the world wouldn't be as bad as it is if people respected and valued each other more and valued human life more.
Yeah, the effects budget blew the first one out of the water. Terminator 1 cost $7 million. T2 cost $100 million, at the time, the most expensive movie ever made.
One of the special FX guys was a guest in a Corridor Crew video and he said that when they were shooting the helicopter scenes they were discussing with Cameron how difficult its going to be (and how expensive it will be) to make a CGI helicopter that flies under the overpass when the pilot goes: "I mean I could just do it if you want it..." Amazing practical effects in this movie and yeah they developed a software for fluid simulation ( that was further enhanced for his movie called Abyss ) so the T-1000's effects look great. Shoutout to Robert Patrick for being an absolute chad and killing that role.
The refinery location appears to be Signal Hill (Long Beach), Ca. Several movies have used Signal Hill for a location including at least 1 of Eddie Murphy's "Beverly Hills Cop" movies.
I really enjoyed your reaction to this and the first one. I'm looking forward to more reactions from you.
Nobody ever seems to get the reference when T-800 pulls the shotgun out from the roses box ,
Guns N' Roses rock band.
The answer to the lockpicking thing is, lock picks haven't changed much in the years so it's still a thing. And if anyone says a lock can't be picked, there is a lock picking channel that picks the "unpickable" and usually quite quickly.
To answer your question about the EYE, in case you did not know this, the EYES on a human being are part of the fatal tee, SWAT, FBI HRT, and military snipers most of the time will aim for one or the other EYE, now the EYE itself IS NOT FATAL, BUT, from the front of the human head, it is the easiest path to the rear base of the skull where the cerebellum is located, which is the part of the brain that controls everything in the body which is INVOLUNTARY, such as breathing, and heartbeat, so it is not actually the EYE that he is targeting, but to get to what he is targeting from the front of the head, through the EYE is the most efficient path to get there.
I can pick locks... (I mean, I can choose one at the hardware store...)
You weren't 10 back in the day at the theater, when Arnold sacrifices himself ^^ All kids were destroyed
Loved your reaction. Welcome to the portion of mankind that watched this movie. You've been dully .... TERMINATED !
Nicolette is delightful.
Recommendations: I'm going to do general recs, not just for "Criminal Content" specifically... but for CC specifically:
"Lucky Number Slevin"
"Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang"
are prob my two favorite.
I imagine she'd enjoy "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo", but it's such a shame Fincher didn't get to finish the trilogy; the third has one of the most satisfying conclusions in fiction. So... if she reads and she hasn't read The Millennium trilogy yet, you can introduce her to the first movie and just let her know the trilogy is completed in book form.
General:
"Walk Hard"
"A Knight's Tale"
"Mr Right"
"Men Who Stare At Goats"
"Scott Pilgrim vs the World"
Did you spot the T-1000 using 2 hands to reload while using a 3rd hand to fly the chopper? Blink and you'll miss it in 2 shots lasting about 10 seconds each.Attention to detail is one of the many things that make James Cameron a master.
You missed the 4th? 🤦♂
Nicolette, until almost the very end I only had two words for you, but now I have more. I have mixed feelings about seeing you cry. I have to convince myself that those were happy tears or else I will be upset. But for doing this reaction, here are the two words....*Thank you*.
Excellent reaction.
And you should be the one to tackle Midsommar.
Extended cut!
Amazing movie and you're absolutely gorgeous.
Modern women be like:
•Legally smoking indoors->Eww gross
•Illegally stealing money->You go John
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That paper clip trick does really work.
great channel but the Nicolettes reaction videos i like the most
16:39 After bingeing about seven seasons of Supernatural, I broke down and bought a lock pick training kit, right off Amazon; I think it was around $40, but I also got back up picks, just in case.
Arnold is not the same Terminator from Terminator 1 just the same model so he wasn't crushing machinery before nor does he have the memories of the first one
Best SF ever made to date, for me.👏
My love plzzz gooo terminator 3❤❤❤
"Terminator 2.Judgment day" is the best and the last Terminator. Don't even waste your time watching "Terminator 3"
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@Puck_Futin_
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- For the sake of continuity, I would suggest that she watch them all and rather form her own opinion about the rest of the franchise.
As the old saying goes...
"One man's trash is another man's treasure."
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I always like that good Terminator movies show us war in future as a way to show changes to future because of past, in first movie humanity resistence just does small scale operations from hidding, after events of first movie and what Sarah could teach John all of a sudden in future war humanity is making regular open field battles against machines.
Really happy that you watched and enjoyed this movie. :) It's a great one! I'll always prefer the first over this, but I totally will always be up for watching this with a buddy if they're ever interested.
The hair strand caught in the smeared makeup was...perfection.
Nobody seems to notice that John's "foster mom" is Jenette Goldstein who was Vasquez in ALIENS.
that’s amazing did not realize
the ending of this movie ....damn 👍 classic
@13:54 I love this movie. Absolutely, however, nevermind the fact that the wrecker/semi is fueled by diesel, which isn't ignited by a spark, but by compression...
12:42 As I understand it, this is take _2_ we're seeing here, because in take 1, Robert Patrick successfully _caught_ the motorcycle.
My favorite film of all time. Also, you are just great!
Reac Edward scissorhans movie 🤝🏻
There was a short-lived Terminator TV series in the late 2000s ("Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles") where we saw that the therapist did have a bit of a psychotic break after Sarah's escape in this film. He went off and lived in a cabin on top of a mountain, because he had to question everything he had known about reality.
*noughties
I really must say, you are the type of girl I really wanted to be with the rest of my life, your aesthetic, charisma and sense of humor is top-notch and kind of Rock 'N Roll 🔥 Hope I'd meet a woman just like you, you are awesome! Such a great reaction to a masterpiece of a franchise ✨️
Sarah's poor therapist really needs a therapist after this and the poor guy is back in the third one too.
"Human casualties: 0.0" I keep thinking about that extra ".0" there. Did he expect, maybe, that he might kill 0.1 of a human?
But then, in the last movie he apparently had a list of pre-set answers to the specific question: "You got a dead cat in there?"
Lol
“I hope the skeleton isn’t… no she would be too young to be the driver…”
No, that’s later at the dream sequence.
Thanks for catching on to the new terminator morphing back into himself and the subject's clothing but please someone tell us how he was able to morph back into clothing thanks
Did you catch that the more human the older Terminator became, the less human Sarah became?
You know not all metals rust right?
I mean destructively.
I doubt the terminator is made of iron or straight steel.
One of the best films of this genre ever made. Avatar might have made tons of money, but this is Cameron's opus! Side note: I'm in the minority but, despite it not even coming close to T2, I honestly thought "Terminator 3" was a decent movie - especially the ending. Great reaction 😊
Yes picking locks is still a thing and most can be picked
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Definitely check out Jackie Brown from Tarantino. It's probably his most overlooked but I think it's one of his best!
I'd recommend either stopping at Terminator 2, or just watching the others on your own without recording your reactions, lol.
Oh, damn, you watched theatrical cut. Directors cut has some very interesting stuff.
The theatrical cut is the director's cut.
@@MarCuseus, nope. The Theatrical version did not have the extra scenes. I saw it in the Cinema. Twice.
@@garethotoole3454 Yep. Did I mention that the theatrical version have the extra scenes? No. Seeing it in the cinema twice is highly irrelevant as well.
@@MarCuseus, it was never shown in the Cinema here with the extra scenes. In fact, the extended version was released long long after it was originally released theatrically anyway.
@@MarCuseus, it says above 'The theatrical cut is the director's cut', theatrical version is very different.
No offense but I think you’re confusing steampunk with cyberpunk, steampunk is like English Victorian style mid to late 1800s (Sometimes same timeline but alternate reality.) and cyberpunk is more modern and film noire(ish).
People pan the third movie but I think it was pretty good! Even though this part seems to wrap up this timeline the third one gives a bit of a twist
It's such a shame they never made any Terminator movies after this. I hear the Netflix series is good though.
why does the foster dad suck???? why not the foster mother??????????????????????????????
I went to school for locksmithing. It's still a thing! lol
Women cry at the end of Titanic, Men cry at the end of Terminator 2(altho I cried from Titanic and you cried to T2, so haha😅)
Wish you would have watched the extended version cuz while you enjoyed him killing the Foster father. He then killed the dog which I know would've upset you
I don't remember if she ever caught the scene in T1 where two dogs were killed (offscreen) when the non-Arnold Terminator invaded the human Bunker in 2029.
You will like T3
great reaction, I hope for Terminator 3's reaction :D
5:32 that's what she said 😂😂
I broke into, I mean, a friend of mine broke into a lock box using the file of a finger nail clipper and a bent paper clip. I learned it on RUclips! 😅
very pretty girl watching a very good movie? I'm in! Nici is funny,invested and very good in predicting things to come,pretty impressive!I wonder if she had some acting or movie making background?Anyway....great reaction!.... and Nicolette : you are awesome!😘
Thank you so much!
How do you not include the scene where Arnold shoots the gate open with his shotgun. Unlikely to happen IRL but the shot is cool as hell.
6:20 - Would you call it Thorogoodly enjoyable?
Ah, to watch Terminator 2 and not know Arnold's with the good guys. :)
The lock picking lawyer is a you tube channel that'll get you started. Modern locks are still often easy to pick. Sarah's glasses looked like julbo brand they do shades for extreme sports and most specifically mountain climbing
If you are interested in lockpicking, there are some good channels to learn the stuff. Check lock picking lawyer, he is one of the most well known.
Thanks for the reaction, it is always nice to see new people react to classics.
8:20 You have to watch _The Sarah Connor Chronicles_ and see how much of a little hacker John Connor grows up to be.
Please react to Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines. (2003) thx. 😊😊
T2 is arguably the greatest sequel and the greatest action film ever made. The Terminator and T2 were the Star Wars and Empire for my generation
I would say top 3 sequels with Aliens and Empire Strikes Back
@@VladislavBabbitt What are you talking about?
@@neutchain7838 The Godfather Part II , T2, Aliens and then Empire
@@LukeLovesRose fair enough mate, it's been decades at this point since I saw the Godfather but I remember it was great.
Linda Hamilton actually took the time to learn how to pick locks for that scene...
I think Linda Hamilton was totally robbed of a Best Actress nomination. Look at Linda's performance during the escape from Pescadero. Look at her performance during the attack on Dyson. Cameron and Linda Hamilton created one of the greatest, strongest, most iconic female characters ever put on film. Sarah Connor is right up there with Cameron's own Ellen Ripley in Aliens and Scarlett O'Hara in Gone With The Wind.
Nice reaction, 😊
Also.. That last line hits different in 2024.
Great reaction! I was ten when this came out. This was so huge that it was the first "R" movie my Dad let me watch with him. It was the first "grown up" movie I ever remember seeing and it holds a very special place in my heart. It was great seeing you enjoy it as well!
I was 7 when I watched this, I remember in the school playground pretending to be Arnie, with the Terminator theme tune playing in my head xD Legendary film.