What is The WORST Terminator Movie? - Hack The Movies
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The T3 Sergeant Candy deleted scene is like watching an alternate universe Terminator film made by Paul Verhooven
"We can fix it"
It really does feel like something out of Robocop. I never realized it before, but now that you've brought up the comparison, I can't unsee it.
It really does, doesn’t it haha.
The first and second are classics. That being said, I thought that Terminator salvation was a solid effort to keep the franchise going with a different setting. T3 was just good fun with great ending. Terminator Genisys & Dark Fate were bland.
I enjoyed Salvation. 1&2 are really the only ones worth watching IMO
Salvation had some good ideas... OK one or two good ideas and was probably the only way for the franchise to go was set in the future.
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who had fun watching T3. I also liked the first Transformers… I think back then I was tired of action movies trying to be serious lol
I too enjoyed salvation and felt it was overly criticized. Liked the idea of Skynet playing with Hybrids. They’re the future after all.
Making hybrids was a great idea they should've kept that.
Fun Fact: When Robert Patrick was chasing Edward Furlong on the bike in the parking garage, he was able to catch up to him so they had to reshoot it.
Fun fact- fun facts are getting old and overused
@@VenusHeadTrap2 give the man a break. There’s worse people out there commenting lol
Yeah that’s because he was method acting and *actually became a terminator* for this role
@@VenusHeadTrap2 haha aren't they just.
Woah
The Sarah Conner Chronicles is the best thing in the Terminator franchise after the first two movies. It's too bad that it got canceled and never got a true conclusion.
Loved the cast, and story. Even taking a spin on the films, but adapting in a smart way expanding the series. Bummer it was cancelled
Criminally over looked and under rated.
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@@kadosho02canceled on a cliffhanger
@@nordtwentysix indeed it was
I went on t2 3d in 98 when I was 12 and it was the most amazing experience ever for a terminator fan. Such a shame they got rid of it. It was really groundbreaking
It was great
It was and is unreal
They've gotten immensely worse with each iteration after T3, also I really liked Salvation. To me, that was the last good Terminator movie
Salvation at least try to have different story and not another lazy rehash of originals.
@@ExtremeMadnessX I mentioned it in another comment, but I enjoy the first four films without reservation, because I like the fact that each one is a different take on time travel. In one, you can't change time it's a linear path. In two, you can change the future nothing is set in stone. And in the third film, you can't really alter the future reality will adapt to cover it. From a technical standpoint Genesis continues the idea with this time it's based on the Multiverse concept, and I really wish it had done well enough for them to at least do the second movie in the proposed Trilogy, I would pay a lot of money to see a big-budget CGI spectacle of armies of alternate reality Terminators fighting each other over the reality
True.
Paying christian bale just wasnt worth it i guess...
Bro when salvation came out i thought the series was revived then they changed it up
there's a FAN film T7 Algorithm being made, you can find the trailer and a 6 minute preview on youtube.
John Connor in Terminator 3 was less the savior of mankind and more "Militant Bud Bundy". every Terminator movie after 3 was basically "OK lets see how many sharks they can jump" for me. sure the sequels(after T2) all had some stuff I really liked, but none compare to T1&T2.
I read that as "Militant Ted Bundy" then I re read it. That would be extreme.
Best part of T3 was seeing the early terminator models near the end. They didn't make up for the rest of it though.
@@JohnClark-tt2bl those early model terminators were a positive(expect for the hunter killers), some of the effects looked good when when they blended the practical effects with CGI only being used to clean it up(the pure CGI stuff was not great). but that aside it's another disappointment from a franchise that started off strong.
@@drop_messages6226 😂 if it was Ted instead, that would be extreme, Bale would be the only John Connor to pull off that Bundy. He's Bud Bundy all the way
@@patrickcharles6983 True. Atlease in T2 , Edward Furlong character went and saved his mom (with a lot of help from the t-800), but atleast that added some depth to the John Connor character. Part of the reason T3 was so forgetable, was there was no reason to care about the characters.
T3, was the "talk to the hand" of the franchise.
Germanic accents weren't unusual in 80s LA. There were those dudes scoping Nakatomi.
T2 takes place in 1995 based on John Connor's police file the T-1000 looks at stating he's 10 yrs old and born in 1985.
17:20 yes, T1 was made in 1984. And T2 was made in 1991. BUT, T2 was set about 10 years after part 1. So, it takes place in ‘94 or ‘95.
there is a plot hole in T2, Arnold loses his arm while fighting the T1000, however that arm is never thrown into the molten steel. There is still something left behind to reverse engineer.
I do remember this. The arm tossed in was the one for 1. You’re right they never grabbed the one in the gear Arnold lost his arm in two But it might explain why the war really started. Since 3 reiterated the war was inevitable. There may have been multiple terminators sent at different time points, leaving different parts everywhere since time travel was so easy to do. Which would have been a better explanation than, inevitable. lol
The Terminator ride is gone in California as well… Great episode guys, T2 will always be nostalgic and my favorite. So glad to hear you guys quote the T-1000 lines “THE GALLERIA?” 🤣
The last two terminators are the worst movies in the series undoubtedly. And the best sequel outside of T2 is salvation.
Most definitely in the order of T-2, Terminator, and Salvation. 3 was, meh. But, better than what came after it, minus "Salvation."
no
Nah genisy and salvation are easily the worst
@@MonkeyBone316v1 that's my order as well.
Kyle Reese is a very underrated character
what do you mean underated he's the main character in half the entire franchises movie's.
In the trailer for Salvation, they gave away that Marcus was a machine. That would have been a great twist.
At least they stayed consistent enough to show John Connor being a Terminator in the Genisys trailer^^
I mean it's par for the course. T2's trailer gave away that Arnold was the good one this time
Good thing I didn’t see the trailer
@Youngoe761 Did you hear what the original idea for the ending was??? John Conner DIES... But they implant his brain into Marcus and that's how no matter how long the series continues... John Conner always defeats Skynet! Personally, I wish they had used that ending! It Plugs up a major Plot Hole in the whole franchise that otherwise can only be filled by my own ideas that John Conner becomes an IDEA, A LEGACY... So he does not need to be Alive for Skynet to fall at the hands of John Conner!!! He was the one who started the fight BEFORE Skynet was created... And His Inspiration is what makes Skynet Lose!
I always HATED the T2 trailer. What is it with trailers to movies wanting to spoil themselves? That's not how you pull people in. It should've framed it up so that it looked like the T1000 was just a regular cop who acts as the new Kyle Reese of sorts. The big twist of the movie isn't that big a twist when you literally spelled it out for everyone in the preview.
there is a reaction channel on RUclips called Popcorn in Bed with this blonde girl.. who hasn't seen any of the most popular and awesome movies. So when she watched the first Terminator, she knew nothing about it other then an Arnold movie and was surprised he was the bad guy.. She knew nothing about T2... so watching her reaction to the reveal of the T1000 and Arnold being there to protect.. that was priceless...
@@jamespetkwitz8737 And she's one of the lucky ones who didn't have that ruined for her by a terrible preview.
The original "building the perfect Arnie" teaser trailer was perfect, the later trailers were crap.
@@milesipka it was called how to build the perfect terminator
Terminator Dark Fate
A lot of people sleep on Salvation, but I’ve always thought it was pretty good. Yeah it’s slower paced than the others, but that’s not an issue for me. I think it did a good job with the world building.
Plus salvation was going in the right direction for sequels the future war. And I would argue it's the second best sequel with T2 being the Pinnacle of Terminator.
@@bobmclovinelectricboogaloo Future war was the logical, and frankly only, progression from the ending of the previous film. If another one HAD to be made, that's the best possible premise.
While flawed, it's still the 3rd best Terminator movie.
The only part I didn’t like was the cheap Arnie Cgi fight.
No Furlong, no John Connor
T2 Judgement Day was released in '91, but is set in '94. Otherwise John would have had to be 7.
Who else's dad introduced them to Terminator? Shout out to badass dads.
The fact that DF isn't on the thumbnail is maddening
It is. I put the Rev 9 behind Arnold. Did you forget that's what the terminator looked like in that movie? I don't blame you. It is forgettable.
The legion stuff in dark fate is so boring basically a worse version of skynet
Dark Fate. Hands down.
As the best of the four yes
No. As multiple characters in this franchise have said, 'Get out.'
genisys is a technically worse movie, dark fate is at least competently made
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Check out his channel too
The 1st Terminator is my favorite of the series, I always assumed that the Terminator was his size to cover the robotic endoskeleton, an his accent was just because that as close to a natural voice as it could make.
Terminator 2 takes place in 1997, which is indicated by a blink and you miss it moment when The Terminator is analyzing something in his “Terminator Vision.” It also is another example of why 1997 is the scariest year in all of science fiction.
Dark Fate made Rise Of The Machines look like a much better T3.
We learned that if Sarah had the good graces to just die of leukaemia John would have survived.
The only good thing T3 contributed was the ending: judgment day being inevitable. Dark Fate and Genisys are both bad fan fiction, but Genisys was a tad bit more "fun". Salvation was okay, the first one is a classic slasher, and 2 is the perfect sequel.
Though, it did go against the whole point of 2, which was the ending of the series. Until they followed Gogert from "Spaceballs" advice of; "The search for more money."
"There is no fate but what we make for ourselves." The original ending was more happy and final compared to what they went with. They knew T-2 was going to be big and wanted to leave it open/ended instead of closed/ended.
3 is still good, though. More comedy than the others but, compared to the other instalments, (Minus Salvation) lost the point, entirely, and got worse as they went on.
Have to disagree Genisys was "fun". I think the correct word is cringeworthy.
@@faz1483 dark fate was worse.
At least they finally showed skynet in robot form and the t 3000
@@troymcclure681 They are both absolute garbage. Nothing special about the T3000 to me.
His name was Harlan Ellison. You'd think a hyper obsessed "know it all" like Tony would bother to know the name of the most influential sci fi writer of the last century
I think Asimov might have something to say about that
@@Guardian978 azamov is up there but his work lacks Ellison's charisma
The guy in the middle does a GREAT T-1000 impression.
The chip/mirror scene is a masterpiece of filmmaking and I'm flabbergasted it was cut from the theatrical release.
No contest, Dark Fate is the worst.
Hell no , Genysis is by far the worst!!! Dark Fate is at least fun to watch with decent action scenes !!!! Genysis wasn't even worthy of watching all the way through 😂😂😂
It’s a common misnomer that T2 takes place in 1991. While it’s not explicitly stated, the setting for T2 is actually 1995.😉
I think the only reason that the T-1000 couldn't form things like bombs and guns is because of the complex components that's within them. "Knives and stabbing weapons" are more solid, simple, and less complicated to produce.
Arnold literally says this in T2.
I think they say in T2 that it's been 10 years since the first. So movie actually takes place in 94. The Extended Cut doesn't end with Sarah in the park, that's just included on the disc as a deleted scene.
I feel like T3 might work better if they edited out a lot of the goofier moments. Still a step down in the series.
Dark Fate is the technically best made of them after T2...but the story is just so lazy and the Alien 3 opening so unforgivable, I hate it the most of all.
Dark fate was the worst and also woke
Dark Fate is straight up insulting with that intro
Every Arnold movie is amazing, Terminator 3’s only downside is no Furlong
I am amused by your name. I would have liked Furlong too. Wasn't he still acting during that time (Pecker, Detroit Rock City)?
@@brandonginsburg3120 he still is and all his movies rule! 🤘
Every Arnold movie is a super fantastic mega blockbuster super smash hit.
Terminator 3 is a good movie. The last good Terminator movie
Worst-Genisys, bad-Dark fate, T 3, Salvation least tried and did something different. as for the line, james said ''I don't tell you to act, don't tell me how to direct/write'' Arnold felt I will be back sounded more machine like.
What did T3 try to do differently? Except for really bad comedy. Like they basically took the script to T2 and reworked it. It feels so much like a parody to T2.
@@faz1483 Salvation is the one that did things different and tried. it's in the future during the war, not the exact future, but compared to 3, dark fate and Genisys, it's not a copy paste, Genisys and dark fate copied Salvation's Terminator thinking it's human (which got old and fast)
Wow. Tony got Arnie on the show and he didn't die. Good to see that show is continuously improving.
Arnold isn't some puny little girly man who would die from getting thrown into the wall of a video store. He would just get up, and Tony would need a new wall.
@@JCIce007 You're 100% correct. But even if there was a slight chance of him dying... we all know, he'd be back.
It's funny, if you watch the; "Ordinary gamer podcast," the point Mutamar made about T-2. How, hacking in videogames has become even worse and hard to detect, thanks to AI. And, how companies, now, are trying to combat the AI problem by having anticheat AI fight against cheating AI.
He brought up the scene of how he pictured it where the T-800 is pretending to be John while talking to T-1000.
"Hey Janelle, what's wrong with Wolfie? I can hear him barking."
A perfect example of two AI trying to out think each other in real time.
Sarah Connor Chronicles is great. Easily the best Terminator thing after T2, and not just compared to the other movies. On its own is great.
I agree! It's my favorite thing in the entire franchise!
The only terminator movies I love is 1 & 2
The 4th movie had some decent points too. But the 3rd is horrible. Number 2 is obviously the best
@@pauliewalnuts2527 For me personally if you get over the tonal shift from serious to goofy and the fact that the story totally spits in the face of T2’s ending. I think 3 is a lot of fun because of the action scenes especially the crane scene. Not nearly as good as the first two but it’s nice to have another terminator with Arnold relatively in his prime.
@@tails2299 stand alone t3 is a decent movie. Can't really fault it on it's own. But in the series it sticks out.
@@pauliewalnuts2527 I can see that, like I said it completely spits in the face of T2’s amazing ending about fate and such. I have a different opinion on that I would actually say it blends in rather than standing out. When people talk about bad terminator movies it’s either salvation, genesys, and dark fate but T3 is kinda just hand waved as alright nothing too egregious unlike parts of the other movies.
The fact Tony doesn't realize T2 takes place in 95' and says John Connor was 7 years old 🤦♂️and thinks he's poking holes 🤣
22:27
another continuity error i always noticed-
the front windshields on the black mack truck clearly come out of the truck when the t1000 goes off the overpass to chase JC's dirtbike.
Then a bit later the roof gets taken off of the same truck and the t1000 again pushes the windshield out.
Jim digitally fixed that along with Arnold's stunt double on the bike in the re-release of 2017
12:13 Actually in the original script, the Terminator was supposed to tell the desk sergeant, "I'll come back", but this was changed in the movie.
100% with Tony on T3. It's a great movie.
So, I know I’m coming to this late, but I think you guys touched up on a pretty interesting thought experiment. While there’s no way it would’ve saved the movie, it would’ve been WAY more interesting if there was a scene where the Rev-9 looked at Arnie and was just like “I’m sorry, who the fuck are you, exactly?” 😮
Terminator 3 is in another league. the machine apocalypse is inevitable, even if it was stalled in the 80's, and 90's, someone will create the internet
Terminator 3 is garbage. There's only 2 Terminator films, the Cameron directed ones.
@@peterlenham3180 ya but terminator 3 has a villain that can change it's chest size, any movie with expanding yabos is in another league
I was on board with Terminator from day one, I was 8 years old and remember seeing a clip on TV of Arnold with the robotic eye and told my dad we had to see this film, Arnold was yet to become the biggest star in the universe so I just knew him from Conan The Barbarian.
I think they had something going on with Salvation, with a few tweaks, it could have been a good trilogy starter.
The general premise for Salvation (by general premise, I really just mean the concept of having a film take place during the future war) had potential, but Salvation took that potential and threw it in the garbage in favor of bland nothingness.
Cameron handed them a visually interesting environment on a silver platter and they threw it away in favor of desaturated greys and browns. Actually, scratch that, 'brown' implies the film had color instead of being the washed out pale looking mess of bland that it was, my mistake.
Change the aesthetic to the original future war style and it's already much better
I remember seeing the t1000’s multi arms in the helicopter and for the longest time thought it was a movie mistake before my brain finally clicked that he grew more arms
Dark Fate, no competition
As the best, you are absolutely correct
I really love the placement of the holographic terminator laser disc collection. The image in the middle of the box changes constantly as you are cutting between angles.
My ranking (best to worst):
1. T2: Judgement Day (The best)
2. T1 (The original)
3. The Sarah Conner Chronicles (A good show. Shame it was cancelled)
4. T3: Rise of the Machines (Overhated. The "talk to the hand" scene is my favorite part)
5. Salvation (If the writers strike didn't happen, it would have been better)
6. Dark Fate (The only good parts are the Rev-9, Carl, and Grace)
7. Genisys (The worst. Not even Matt Smith's talent could save that turd of a movie)
Arnold didn't want to say I'll be Back because he thought a robot would say " I will be back ". But then if the robot is smart enough , it could be considered a better way to blend in saying "I'll" . 😂
It was mind blowing to me as a kid seeing Danny Cooksey in T2 as John's friend. Was like "it's Budnick!"
A man of 90s culture, i see, hahha
As bad as all of the later movies are, I do like how all of them add a new Terminator in them. It makes it so that, in a weird way, the Terminator franchise has a fantastic beastiary. Dang, now I have to play that TTRPG asap lol.
as soon as Tony brought up the accent dubbing. instantly thought of the deleted scene from T3. it shows Arnold as a Sargent that skynet based the T-800's appearance on, he had a southern accent, the Arnold voice came from a board member 😆
I love that scene, but it's easy to figure out why it was deleted: nobody arrested Sgt Candy in either 1984 or 1992-ish. No way he'd be there if there's an uncaught serial killer who looks exactly like him.
@@almightycinder i completely agree. Sgt.Candy would definitely be doing time because of the T-800. T2 is actually set in 1995, judgement day was supposed to happen in 1997.
Dude, that is _in_ this video.
This is the greatest episode of Hack the Movies yet. Killed me 👏 😂
The rear projection in T2 is, kinda bad.
Still a masterpiece.
I'm surprised gynisesy* is rated above salvation and dark fate.
Dark fate was crap, but I didn't hate it.
Genysis genisys* I just hated it man.
I just discovered this channel and love it. Thanks for a good laugh guys!
I got one for you! In terminator salvation, how the hell was both the transport carrier and that giant harvester so friggin quiet when they show up at that 7 Eleven?
My head canon for dark fate's timeline is that it basically devolves into that one rick and morty episode with the time travel snakes
Harlan Elison wrote an Outer Limits episode 'Soldier'. The plot involves 2 soldiers from different sides in a future war who time travel to the current day and continue trying to eliminate each other. The irony of not hiring Edward Furlong for T3, and the John Connor character being effed up on booze and drugs.
I always get confused. I thought that Harlan Ellison's complaint was based on the story demon with a glass hand, not Soldier. And I know a movie called Soldier was put out by Paul WS Anderson, which was an adaptation of a Philip K Dick's story. I'm not accusing you of missing something, because every time I look up stories behind Ellison and Terminator, and Soldier and Paul WS Anderson, I get my wires crossed.
@@cthulhupthagn5771 I think it says 'the works of Harlan Elison' as 'Demon With a Glass Hand', is another time travel story, about a robot from the future trying to ensure the survival of the human race by escaping into the past after an alien invasion in the future. He may have other famous time travel stories too...
"Come with me if, you want to swim!"
My favorites:
1. T2
2. The Terminator
3. Terminator Salvation
4. Terminator Genesys
Terminator Dark Fate was awful. Although I didn't mind seeing Edward Furlong as John Connor getting killed.
I almost completely agree with your list, I would replace Genesis with T3. But man is salvation underrated.
@@bobmclovinelectricboogaloo I love that Michael Ironside is in a Terminator movie (Salvation)
I agree with this completely except John getting killed in dark fate
@@aschen John getting killed was upsetting.
Edward Furlong acting out a death scene...not so much. Lol
1. Terminator
2. T2
3. Dark fate
4. Genesis
5. Salvation
6. Terminator 3 is pure trash.
I fully confess I saw Terminator: Genisys TWICE in theaters. So at that time period, a few friends and I would have a game night. During the said game night, I told them how awful this movie was. They didn't believe me. They thought I was talking bullshit about how awful it was. So that very night we saw it in theaters in a theater that served alcohol. I just kept hitting the booze and just taking in their reactions of them more than the damn movie. I just remember the look on ALL their faces and me just cackling afterward. So began our bad movie night. Though we kind of stopped when the pandemic hit.
Surprised the love for Salvation, I thought it was written in off brand crayola crayons personally. Not only disappointing but a mostly terrible film. Also Bale's acting was hilariously bad just staring into the camera with batman duck face for 80% of his screen time. The stakes of the future weren't very believable, killing machines that had worse aim than storm troopers. Just all the tropes of modern garbage imo. T3 was at least stupid fun, T4 was yeah this franchise is dead.
Fun fact: T2 takes place in the future of 1995. The police computer shows John Connor's age as 10, and his year of birth at 1985.
Also, the guy taking photos at the mall is played by one of the cops from T1. I like the theory that he's the same character, and this off-duty cop ran into the guy responsible for shooting up his precinct.
Additional fun fact, the cop/photographer is played by T1 and T2 co-writer William Wisher
I love Terminator 3, no cap. It's just a fun movie. I always have a good time with it. Obviously it's not better than T1 and T2 but it is better than the ones after
You guys are all great. I was surprised your friend liked the extended cut of T2. I thought that Park scene at the end was awful and doesn't fit the vibe of the film at all. Theatrical cut all the way. They cut the stupid smile scene out and the scene where Reese comes back. Those are so so bad.
For me, T2 is a real mess of a movie, but I completely agree with your statements. T2's theatrical cut is the only cut I can sit through, and even though it's bad, the special edition is certainly worse much worse.
The first two will always be the best but I have a soft spot for the others. I just like movies in general.
That one Robocop movie is better than any Terminator movie? That's a BOLD Statement my friend.
I stand by it
@@HackTheMovies you're such a Hack...lol 😉
The practical effect head kinda looked like Hendrickson
My dad introduced me to Terminator when i was about 7 and I got to watch it before T2. I remember being so hyped for the release of T2 after watching the trailers.
IMO, it’s T3 Rise of the Machines because it gave us nothing new worthwhile in the franchise and over reliance on bad CGI. Kate was a underwhelming character and the T-X was no where near as cool as the T-1000. And yea, the bar scene…
"Talk to the hand" is the exact second this franchise turned to complete garbage. And your're right, T3 is simply a parody of T2. The TX is the lamest villain in the franchise. You go from T1000 to a hot chick making her boobs bigger? Can't believe that's actually in a Terminator film.
At least it wasn't dark-woke fate, gg that movie was just the worst from the beginning to end. It has nothing worth seeing at all. Also the only one (made in my lifetime, or rather not too young, though I saw 1-2 at a young age) I skipped seeing in the theatres.
@@oneandonlysound3453 While I get your point that Dark Fate was just a cash grab attempt, at least it had New ideas. Granted they were mostly TERRIBLE ideas, but new nonetheless!
T2-3D Sadly, it no longer exists! I went to the last screenings in 2021. It was really cool to see it one last time.
Oh man I'm excited for this video!
30:04 No Problemo , was another phrase Arnold was learning too.
Part 1 is my favorite, but part 2 is a really good sequel. I do like Terminator 3 too actually but nowhere near the level of the first two films. I saw part 2 and 3 in theaters. First one I saw on VHS as a rental. Salvation I think is alright. Salvation I thought was stupid but I fell asleep within 20 minutes and never finished it. Dark Fate I never seen.
@@scottneil1187 I haven't seen Dark Fate and I might never see it cause I know I won't like it.
Some people believe The Terminator (1984) is a slasher.
There are some horror elements to it but I see it as a Sci-Fi action movie.
I watch it for the fights, chases, action and the story.
Not slasher, but it's 100% horror esq.
@@kingcaesar3693 Cameron mastered the neo noir look with that movie.
I believe the T1000 coming through the time portal was because it does arrive with a human skin, why he likely killed the police officer and actually stole clothes and wore the clothes up to the pursuit on bike when the truck cab blows up. It's only then we see a fully liquid T1000 emerging from the flames everything after that he's no longer wearing the clothes he's replicating the same look he started with
Over the 12 years I worked at Disney and universal studios in Orlando 11 different jobs i did security for a handful of months and one of my jobs was to check the gun case at that ride! Every gun used in the show had to be counted Daily and back then in 2005 it was handwritten on a clipboard. I got to meet and talk to the lookalike actors! If curious to the other 10 jobs it was ride operator, photographer, boat rentals, several restaurants on property and several shops, AMC theater, arcade attendant, credit card sales and entertainment. Worked in the parks at the shopping areas and the resorts! Oh and sidebar I saw the third on a air force base when I was active duty and the point where they blame the air force for starting judgment day did not go over well in that theater!!!
50:34 Funny that you mentioned Uwe Boll, since his favorite movie is Terminator 2.
You guys don't know that T2 was meant to take place in 1995 to explain the age. I had to stop the video after that.
Joe is very right about why the answer is Dark Fate.
T2 takes place in 1994. You see the year when the T-1000 looks up John on the police computer. The Special Edition also ends the same way as the theatrical cut, but there is a "extended special edition" that features the future ending and a scene earlier on where the T-1000 searches John's room
Love the episode!
Genisys, that's the absolute worst. I'm still gonna watch but undeniably it's Genisys.
He'll no dark fate is
Definitely Genisys. All those open plot holes at the end. Who reprogrammed the Guardian, who made John Connor into a Terminator. What a lazy written sloppy movie.
The casaulity loop to me it was always obvious we were living in an altered timeline, previously this all happend before, look at part 3, it was the past, its that simple and that explains why each sequel is worse.
I felt 3 was the last of the good one. The ending in particular. So I didn't watch anything after that. Seen far too many franchises curb stomp perfectly good endings.
So, people complain sometimes about how Arnold is big and has that accent so he can't be a stealthy robot. He's being designed and programmed to be shipped out to 1984 Los Angeles, where they mainly have people from other parts of the world looking for work in Hollywood. It's actually MORE believable for him to look and sound like that in 80's LA than it would be for him to be Lance Henriksen, who always looks like an old farmer.
(IMO) the game Terminator: Resistance is personally my Terminator 3. You can look at the story as a Sequel to Terminator 2/Prequel to Terminator 1. And the game ends on a happy ambiguous note (if you make the right choices)
Saw Terminator 3 in the theater in Galveston, TX with my then girlfriend, her niece and her mother. Niece had never seen the first two Terminator films and she loved it. We all liked it. The film was out of focus in the beginning and two guys yelled out 1, 2, 3 FOCUS! Several times until they fixed it. That was funny.
Hey Tony, say the following sentence: "He sawed Sal into slices for salads"
Second film takes place in 1994 since he's supposed to be 10.
I'd rank them as follows, The Terminator and T2 are fantastic, Terminator 3 is pretty bad, Terminator Salvation goes in a different direction but is pretty bland and with awkward weird casting choices, Terminator Genisys is juvenile and cringeworthy and Terminator Dark Fate is frustrating, uninspired and feels like a dead end. Stick with the first two, go no further as far as legit good/great action sci fi movies go
Dark Fate was the worst by far. They killed John Connor, killed Skynet, killed the last Arnold Terminator model, made the Rev 9 TOO human, and made the entire focus of the story about woman empowerment. I don't know how Tony can say that there was only "a little" politics in this movie. A mostly female cast, and did you forget the line that Grace tells Dani? "You are not the mother of some man who saves the future. You are the future." If that doesn't scream woke then I don't know what does.
I don't think a mostly female cast means it's political. Also not everything is woke...sometimes things can just be dumb.
@@HackTheMovies With respect of course, female discrimination can and is viewed as a political issue these days across the globe and being woke is being aware and making others aware of discrimination. Yes, if this was any other movie you'd be right about the cast, but there are ALOT of times they made a point to emphasize woman empowerment in this movie that it's hard to believe a mostly female cast didn't play some role in that. I can go on and on with examples in this movie. So this movie is both dumb and woke.
I’m glad that they gave Salvation a bit more recognition. So many people tune it out because Arnold isn’t there, but it’s actually a decent movie by itself.
T3 is JUDGEMENT DAY realized. Not as good as T2 but SO Happy they made this with the ending of "Maybe the future has been written and I'll never stop fighting"
I saw the title for this episode and instantly thought "Well, Tony's gonna say it's "Dark Fate", cause all he's gonna keep saying is "WOKE! WOKE!""... But then he got premature and said it about "Rise of The Machines", guy should really just get laid. XD Maybe then he can tell Joanna "I can forgive my father now!".
Also, "Genisys" is the worst by a country mile. I don't like "Dark Fate", but least it wasn't fucking PG-13 and (Somehow) wasn't as confusing.
One big reason why I didn’t like Dark Fate so much was due to them basically reducing John Connor to a nobody since they brought in Female Mexican John Connor to take his role. The whole point of John Connor was that he did what nobody else was capable of, leading mankind to victory. The existence of Female Mexican John Connor means that even if John died at some point, mankind will still have a leader in her.
That and I find it hard to believe that Mexico of all places would build Not-Skynet in Dark Fate. I find it to be more believable that the Russians built something similar when they figured out the Americans were building Skynet. I think there was a book written somewhere where Skynet met the Russian AI, named MIR and gave it sentience. Later on MIR went to war against Skynet.
Found it, it’s a comic named “The Terminator: Hunters and Killers”