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RIP, Leslie Hamilton Linda`s identical twin she played the mirror version of Sarah the chip removal part, and dream sequence holding the child.....
Cameron compared Dyson to Oppenheimer after he invented the Nuclear Bomb... Oppenheimer became depressed because he believed he'd become the "Angel of Death". BTW Skip every other Terminator movie, they were trash
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@@ShuffleUpandDeal32 let them judge how crappy the other Terminator Movies are? Yeah Sure
If you haven’t seen Terminator 3 you should still check it out. It shows a grown up and adult version of John Connor and this time we realise Judgement day is inevitable and will still happen regardless
The scene in the steel mill where the T1000 disguises itself as Sarah. That was no CGI. That was Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie!
The twins also did the Terminator "brain surgery" scene - that wasn't a mirror but a window to a duplicate set with a twin on each side.
Also the asylum security guards were twins too - the same guys also were in Good Morning Vietnam together.
Sadly, Leslie died last year around this time. She was 63.
@@janelrodriguez5861 Yeah, I just read about it. So sad. May God rest her soul. :(
@@WhiskyCanuck I will always remember them from Gremlins 2
@@wobaguk omg I never realized that was the same twins, that's awesome!!!
Those stunts with the helicopter were absolutely real. Don't quote me on this, but my understanding is that they couldn't get any of the camera guys to agree to shoot the stunt, so James Cameron ran the camera himself when the helicopter flies under the bridge.
I've read the exact same thing. They flew a real helicopter under a real bridge. No CGI. The stunt was so dangerous that the camera crew refused to film it, saying they didn't want to film an actual human death. So Jim Cameron manned the camera himself for that stunt. Oh, and, Go Pokes!
Yes thats absolutely true.
Probably the craziest "successful stunt" not involving injury/physical work. SOOOOO CRAZY
Yeah, they tried to figure out how to do it but scale models would look fake and putting the helicopter on a flatbed or sled and pulling it along would mean they couldn't film the entire helicopter so they asked the pilot if it was possible and he reckoned he could do it.
And if he needed to he could've called John Landis to do it. But Cameron already views people on his movies as pieces of equipment.
I liked that you guys appreciate Dyson, he's very underrated as a character. No fuss, no BS, he finds out his entire life's work is going to end the world and he's immediately onboard with destroying it. And even in the end he's trying to save as many lives as possible.
this is my favorite comment on this whole shit. I say that all the time and no one ever understands what I’m saying, and it’s with, and without Dyson both terminator fail and succeeded.
and the fact of once he becomes aware of his actions in the future, he doesn’t take one second to think about what he would do to save his family and give his own life, and that goes to humanity as well.
Fun fact if y’all two don’t know. When they were filming the scene when Robert Patrick (T-1000) ran after John Connor on his bike, he actually ran fast enough to catch up to him and get grab him immediately and they had reshoot the scene with him waiting before he starts chasing him.
That IS a fun fact!
Hehe
And he did that while barely breathing through his nose so that you wouldn't see a robot needing to breathe! :D
(Same reason why he spent a lot of time practicing shooting without blinking, though there are one or two spots where he couldn't stop that reflex in the movie)
When people ask how fast you can run and you just got new light up shoes
That dude had amazing physical discipline. Like rapid firing the pistol without blinking or making any obvious facial ticks. Sounds easy but that's a hard thing to do. It goes against your instincts to keep a straight face when firing a gun.
The reason it's called a "minigun" is because it's a portable/scaled down or "mini" version of the much larger M61 Vulcan cannon, which is normally found on an F-18 Hornet, F-16 Falcon, F-15 Eagle and several other fixed-wing aircraft.
Fun fact the M61 vulcan uses a round based on 15mm German mg 151 ;-)
"During World War II the US Army produced the .60-caliber T17, a reverse-engineered copy of the German MG151 chambered for an experimental anti-tank rifle round"
"the .60-caliber cartridge was repurposed as an auto-cannon cartridge to succeed the older .50 Browning. The ammunition and the T17 cannon were produced from 1942 to 1946 but never proved a substantial improvement over the .50 Browning and the M2HB and M3 heavy machineguns. The cartridge was later shortened and necked-up to produce the 20x102mm Vulcan autocannon round."
Cool info, I never actually thought about why it's called that before and the moment I did my thought was shouldn't it be called a megagun lol.
Is the Mini gun like the ones they shoot from the doorway of a helicopter? It looks like some seen in movies.
@@rugr82day They can be, the Matrix has such a scene but the main gun the minigun is based on I think is mounted on the front of the plane/jet/chopper. True Lies has such an epic scene.
@@andrewr255 , okay. I have heard of the Gatling gun but to be honest the Gatling and Mini gun always looked the same to me.
Stunt pilot, Charles Tamburro flew the helicopter beneath the overpass TWICE to get all the required shots.
James Cameron himself filmed the sequence as the film crew refused to be part of filming the obvious death of a man.
Tamburro plays the police pilot who the T-1000 tells to "Get out".
Legend has it that Tamburros balls are made of the hardest substances on earth.
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Tamburro: Yep, I flew that copter and I lived!
Chuck Norris: Respect!
Dyson is an amazing character. It’s obvious he wanted to save lives by creating Skynet, and when he finds out what it would do, he again falls back to saving lives. True heroism.
"Liquid Nitrogen! That's not milk at all!"
Made me laugh
I stole this movie from my grandpa's VHS collection when I was 9 and watched it that night.
A couple day's later I was playing with my Army men/Lego's, having a mock battle in my sandbox while screaming lines of dialogue like "Get him, he's got a damn Minigun!"
My Grandma punished me for swearing and my Grandpa couldn't stop laughing.
That’s awesome
"How can he still be coming" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That whole exchange was comedy gold
That was funny 🤣
She started it...
Everyone: That's what she said. 😂
And the fun part is after he became hard he stopped coming lol
"Because if a machine - a Terminator - can learn the value of human life ..... maybe we can, too."
Movie's 30 something years old, and still rings true today with so much emphasis on social media, AI, self-driving cars, smartphones, makes you think how relevant really is humanity when machines are literally advancing so fast.
Not only is this film a masterpiece and literal perfection, it's the standard for all sequels; Arnold Schwarzenegger was born in Austria in 1947; the two songs featured in this are Bad to the Bone by George Thorogood, and You Could be Mine by Guns 'N Roses; this was the highest grossing film of 1991, highest grossing R rated film for over a decade, and won the Academy Award for visual effects, makeup and two for sound; the "minigun" is a scaled down version of a similar vehicle/helicopter mounted Gatling gun
Don't forget about "Dwight Yoakam - Guitars, Cadillacs" playing in the biker bar
@@mikemorgan2211, if you have nothing relevant to add, you're better off not saying anything at all
The scene with the Terminator carrying a shotgun in a box of roses was a nod to Guns 'n Roses who did the song 'You could be mine' for this film.
T2 is actually my favourite movie ever.
It's definitely in my top 10
@@SeeJaneGoTV can you list your top 10 please?
@@SeeJaneGoTV my top 10 favorite movies of all time
1. The Dark Knight (2008)
2. Terminator 2 Judgement Day (1991)
3. Goodfellas(1990)
4. The Thing(1982)
5. The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976)
6. Rear Window (1954)
7. Bullit (1968)
8. The Matrix(1999)
9. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)
10. The Crow(1994)
@@SeeJaneGoTV r u ever going to finish Young Justice reaction ?
@@SeeJaneGoTV Arnold is in Termintor 3
17:39 and in so doing, seeing the name “max” rather than “wolfy” on the collar, allowed t-1000 to realise it “failed a security check and exposed itself”…thus knowing the target would NOT return home…
@@30noir it’s pointless to show the villain coming to the understanding that it gave itself away…?
Fun fact: there's no visual effect when we see two "Sarahs" on the metallurgy, is Linda Hamilton's twin sister, Leslie , acting. They act toghether in the Sarah's dream scene too, Linda is the one at the fence and Leslie is taking care of the little Jonh.
too bad her sister passed away last year.
Why does she keep saying “Justin” accusingly every time something violent happens, it’s not his doing!
Fun fact, all helicopter stunts (like flying under the bridge) are real, and the stunt pilot is the guy that T-1000 dumps out of the helicopter.
THe flying under the bridge part was too dangerous to do, but the pilot did it anyway wile everyone had no idea.
Yes your right but the camera head told James Cameron he didn't want to film someone's death, so James Cameron actually filmed that helicopter scene under the bridge in a back seat of a car on the other side of the freeway himself
Most dangerous stunt of the film :)
@@punkem733 you're saying that wasn't part of the script? wasn't suppose to happen? that's insane
@@TomAS-wm5mn The stunt pilot insisted that he could do it. This is really insane.
I saw this in the theater when I was 11. I became a man that day 🙃
I saw this film in the theater as well. Great experience. That's why I don't understand why they're watching the director's cut, or whatever version this is. 🤦🏿♂️
It's so incredible that the film still looks amazing even 30 years later. James Cameron is such a brilliant writer/director - who else can follow up a great film with a sequel that's miles better?
He also gets credit for Aliens which I say is better than the original too.
T2 is a great film in every way but i still like T1 more. Michael Biehn is one of my favorite actors.
@@magnuswendin7924 Michael Biehn makes even Tombstone better. And to think his mustache is real in that movie. Yeah he's one of my favorite actors too. I love to hate him in The Abyss.
Geez, miles is a bit much.
@@magnuswendin7924 I only know this guy from Terminator and it was no big deal, Arnold is a legend. I was really rooting for T-800 to kill him, I was actually rooting for him the entire movie.
53:27 That was not CGI or anything.
Linda Hamilton had a real twin sister who was asked to come in and double for her. Leslie Hamilton passed away last August in 2020. May she RIP.
FUN FACT: This is the last Terminator Movie
Eh, I like Dark Fate for it's direct continuation from the end of this movie.
I really enjoyed the Sarah Connor Chronicles TV Series that continues this.
@@ChrissonatorOFL Lol, that one is arguably the worst one.
@@nemangame And yet, nobody can actually ever say why, they just say it's bad, but never offer a single reason, or a single logical reason. 💁
Fact .
Fun fact, the dog survives in the theatrical cut. You guys are watching the extended cut.
I guess technically the fate of the dog just is just skipped over in the theatrical cut. I fear it was still killed, the shorter cut simply omits that part.
Ya with the extended cut the movie is already a classic but for the theatres you don't kill dogs or cats without it being absolutely necessary. You can kill all the people you want but if you kill the furbaby you lose them. Look at Ripley's cat. No one gave a shit if anyone in the crew but Ripley and the cat survived and they probably rooted for the cat more.
Schwarzenegger was born in Austria, I'm pretty sure they knew how to spell his last name.
You would be surprised that banking centers that process checks still use giant tape drives for short term storage.
He defected from the Austrian military to pursue bodybuilding.
First one was made for 6.2 million, this one was the most expensive film ever when it came out and the first film to cross the 100 million budget.
The chopper chase was 100% real. Even the flying under the bridge
Fun fact: this is the greatest action moive ever.
Fun fact: you are absolutely correct!
Affirmative
I dunno. Aliens comes pretty close. Personally I put them on equal terms as best action movie.
Die Hard is close also.
Man, the 80's and early 90's had loads of iconic action films.
@@DocMicrowave I agree. Though, you might be splitting hairs since both Aliens and T2 were made by James Cameron. ;-)
@@tfpp1 Lol. Yes, I am split. They are both fantastic movies. Hard for me to say which is better than the other. Love them both.
Yeah I know they are both Cameron movies.
They are the backbones of his entire A & T collection of movies.
Was the helicopter going through on the expresssway? Yes, yes it was. This is a James Cameron movie. As intense as a film can be imagined, as realistic as can be.
Another fun fact: This is the last time a Terminator movie was good!
Such an iconic sequel! Great movie and fun reactions from you two. Jane’s innocent comment at 47:42 and immediate realization to how it sounded had me cracking up so much I couldn’t breathe and my stomach hurt lol
For me, that was the best movie comeuppance scene I have ever seen. That psychologist had to/got to see BOTH terminators. The old model and the new. I loved that so much.
The reason this movie is SO good is because not only it's a great action movie with awsome characters, good story, crazy action, etc. but also it is thought-provoking, it makes you think about what makes us humans, what separates us from machines.
48:00 “its getting sticky” got me dying of laughter
As I recall the scene where the helicopter flew under the over pass was real. Gotta love practical effects.
One of the best Sequel's ever made also fun fact every time the Terminator and T 1000 fight they don't say a word to each other
rip to Leslie Hamilton ,,,, Linda Hamilton's identical twin who played a part in this movie,,, she died of COVID-19 last year
I went looking to verify that Leslie died from Covid-19, but every article I looked at the cause of death wasn't released. I would really love to check out your source, can you post the link?
That helicopter scene under the bridge was real. The director shot it himself because his cameraman didn't want to watch someone die in the helicopter.
I'm so glad they ended the Terminator series at two. Can you imagine if they had made movie after movie that tarnished the story of the first two gems?
hmm, don't really need to imagine lol
Your guys banter is so funny and entertaining, you're one of the only channels that I set notifications to all, you guys are awesome, really like how Jane giggles at every sexual innuendo accidental joke
Lol, I try so hard to hold the giggle in!
When the one guy got shot with the canister and he said "oh god that hurts!" I died laughing 😂😂😂
The Helicopter was actually filmed going under the bridge, but it was on a gimbal machine trailer that had the length of the blades on top with a beam of wood where the propellers would be but had removed the blades keeping the main rotor in tact being able to spin so the blades where done digitally.
Ps: all of those helicopter stunts are very real! The film company said that they didn't want to film someone's death, so James Cameron got into a camera truck and filmed it himself!
The one thing that truly pulls on my heart strings in this movie is the scene where John, Sarah, Terminator are fleeing mental hospital in the car after evading liquid terminator. Sarah motions to John for what looks like a motherly embrace but all she wanted to do is examine him for injuries. John was crestfallen. He was expecting a motherly embrace with affection. It was a gut punch for him.
Robert Patrick, who played the T-1000, got so into character actually turned his body to liquid metal to phase through the bars in the asylum sequence. Just kidding but he did learn to fire a gun without blinking because a machine wouldn't blink when shooting.
I've always looked at it like this. Skynet and the terminators were made by a different process / organization and probably took longer, sending the terminator back to be found allowed Cyberdine to accelerate the timeline for creating Skynet.
I was living in Fremont, CA when they filmed this movie. The building they blew up when Dyson died was across the freeway from where I worked. It was scheduled for demolition and James Cameron paid them to let him blow it up.
This is partially true. I live in Fremont and recently visited this location. An employee gave me a little info which was confirmed by IMDB....."The Cyberdyne building in the movie is in fact a two-story structure in Fremont, California. A phony third floor was constructed on top for the movie. Much of the structure was rebuilt after the filming, and the building exists to this day."
The steel mill was also a real steel mill, albeit one of that wasn't in use anymore by the time of the movie. The "molten steel" in it is actually water with orange coloring and internal lightning (real molten steel isn't nearly so splashy lol)
Yes, the movie has a MASSIVE bootstrap paradox (two, actually).
The Skynet one you figured out on your own, even though the solution for that one is simply that humanity would eventually have created Skynet - or "a" Skynet-like Artificial intelligence system, that would eventually evolve into the machine that destroys humanity.
The chip from the first terminator just accelerated the process (even though it's a bootstrap paradox).
The BIGGER and worse Bootstrap paradox is the one they can't solve for with any story solution which is that if they succeeded in their current mission in stopping the creation of Skynet (and the murder of John or his mom), then by virtue of that, John Connor wouldn't exist at all to begin with, since the only reason he exists is because his future self sends back Kyle Reese, the person who becomes his father in the past, through the time displacement field (time machine) created by.......you guessed it.......Skynet.
(Bear in mind also that Kyle Reese in the future is considerably younger than John (by about 20 years).
He's in his mid-20's while John is a middle-aged (mid 40's year old) man at the time he's sending him back.
Put a pin in that since it becomes important later on in this paradox.)
If Skynet doesn't exist, then neither does the time displacement field generator, and if that doesn't exist then Kyle Reese isn't sent back to the past and John Connor isn't conceived or born (which in turn means he doesn't send Kyle Reese back and on and on and on....).
And no, Sarah Connor doesn't meet Kyle Reese at any point in her future to be able to conceive John anyway, because he's not born until later and grows into, and past puberty until long after she's presumably gone through menopause, and can't have children anymore (hence the reason why I pointed out that Kyle is much younger than John. In real time terms, Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor have the age distribution of grandmother-grandson. Assuming she's in her 20's when she has John and John is in his mid-40's when he sends Kyle back, then at that same time Sarah Connor - if she's still alive - is in her 60's. At best she's in her 50's when he hits puberty, and either way probably too old to conceive and have a child in real time terms).
In other words, even if she's somehow able to meet (a baby or child) Kyle Reese later on in her life, it will likely be when she's too old to have children anymore, and John essentially never exists at all if Skynet is never created (in order to create the time machine that allows him to send his father back in time to ensure he's born).
And thus completes the circle.
There must have been a "Terminator 0" where humanity lost the war and sent back Kylie Reese to stop Skynet before it was created, and he meets this random waitress who he gets together with and then fails his mission. The waitress becomes pregnant by him and knowing the future raises the son to become a leader for human resistence.
The flying the helicopter under the bridge, that was totally real. In fact, the film crew thought it was too dangerous, and refused to film it, so James Cameron hopped on the camera and film it himself, just him and the driver.
The reason why you never see the T-1000 again is because it was so dangerous that even Skynet was scared of them so they stopped making them
They forgot the second arm, There was the arm from the first terminator, but the arm he lst a few munutes before did not get destroyed.
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39:25 the helicopter pilot who shouted that comment about the mini gun WAS a pilot during ‘nam…he was also the stunt pilot for the films helicopter stuff
And regarding the mini gun just “melting stuff”…they tuned it down for the film to get the sound right, but those things fire at a rate of 1,200 rounds per minute…that’s 20 individual bullets EVERY SECOND
Talking about vacuums must really suck 😂😂...
I'll show myself out now
"In the Warthog, they're in the back of the Warthog.."
It looks ...kinda like a big cat.
What, like a puma?
Yah, that's it!
You guys ever notice when Sarah knocks that guy in the face at 22:05, that was totally an Indiana Jones sound punch
So many Justin Justin Justin.. "I know now why you cry" - "That's something I can never do" , while crying😂
The scene where the T-1000 chases John's bike on foot, Robert Patrick actually caught the bike on the first take. Naturally, they had to reshoot that, because the world ended in that take. "Now, Robert, you're playing an invincible cyborg assassin from the future. So we're gonna need you to tone it down a notch."
Hi guys! I felt like watching a Terminator 2 reaction, and I was super happy to find that you two just posted this last week. Sweet!
24:01 in the novel, when the t-1000 returns to the hospital and compliments the other officers bike, the book details the babbling and rambling doctors being loaded into an ambulance in a straight jacket hysterically going on about “she was telling the truth…we’re all doomed” etc…
25:13 in actually fact, terminator does NOT kill ANYONE throughout the entire movie…wound and injures or incapacitates quite a few, but doesn’t KILL…
this was due to the high security of the film’s production and trying to keep the twist about Arnold being the good guy a secret (this was well before mobile phones and before the internet…) but since the sets were all closed and the reaction to the first film, the fact the media was being blocked from knowing anything at all really, they went with the assumption that this film was going to be an even bigger gorefest than the first, so there was a shot made for the trailer to negate this bad press, of Arnold on the motorcycle doing the “I swear I will not kill anyone” scene, but by himself…
OMG! Loved your Manscaped commercial; I've seen most of the Terminator Movies and I can honestly say that I never once thought about all those Hairy Bushed Resistance fighters in the future... but now its all I can think about
The scene where Dyson with his wife and children reveals him as a loving husband and a good father, as a person who just wanted to make the world a better place and would never have thought that his work, at the behest of the military, would turn into another weapon. This "meet the pilot" line always gives me goosebumps and some kind of sadness. All his dreams collapsed the moment he realized where the damaged chip and hand had actually come from.
John's stepmom is the chick who played Vasquez in Aliens.
The scene when the truck driver gets thrown out of the vehicle in the first chase sequence, the stunt guy playing the truck driver was supposed to land on the pavement properly, but instead he accidentally went down the wrong way, therefore actually hitting his head on the pavement as he starts rolling on the ground afterwards, but James Cameron kept it in the film lol.
*Follow up comment:*
Oh hey, the scene where *John* is saying _"you can't kill people"_ and the *Terminator* is just asking _"why?"_ again and again (18:45) reminded me of a tip I wanted to give you guys that I was given by a kindergarten teacher when my daughter was a baby...
Try to avoid telling you're child _"No"_ when they ask you a question. Instead, explain to them them *_why not_* right up front. Not only is it good for them developmentally, but you won't get hit with the incessant "why not?" to where you end up saying _"because"_ over and over.¹
When you explain to them *_why not_* instead of saying only _"No,"_ the conversation usually ends right there.
Truly, it's been some of the best advice I have ever gotten as a parent. And now my daughter is co-founder of *Magpie Games.* They just broke the *Kickstarter* record raising the most amount of money in the shortest amount of time for the officially licensed *Avatar The Last Airbender* and *The Legend of Korra* tabletop role-playing game!
😊Yes, I'm beaming with pride! ☺️
*AGAIN, FANTASTIC REACTION! ONE OF THE BEST!*
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¹ ─ And *you* certainly wouldn't want someone to simply say, _"Because,"_ when answering *your* question of _"Why?"_ 😎
Fun trivia that I don't think was mentioned, Robert Patrick never blinks, even when firing a gun.
He does blink once.
@@peterlenham6904 Timestamp? Would be cool to see when.
Arnold is AUSTRIAN. So yes, his native language is one form of German, but a somewhat rural dialect. He actually offered to redub himself in the German version of the movie, but they turned him down, because the Terminator would then sound like the equivalent of a hillbilly.
The dog's collar read: "Max" .
He realized he had been outsmarted and busted with that whole "Wolfie" ploy. I guess that still doesn't explain the canicide, as machines don't feel anger or the need for payback.
They did, no less, make a point of showing the dog's name-tag. Go figure.
I just rewatched it. I think he killed the dog to simplify being able to get a good look at the collar to check the name and see if he had been discovered. Now he knows that John is on to him and won't be coming home for that beef stew supper.
Interesting fact - James Cameron says that not only was the biker bar scene filmed across the street from where LAPD officers beat up Rodney King, but that they were filming the night of the beating
The most hilarious part of this video is Jane talking about getting rug burn.🤣
You guys should watch the documentary on the making of this film. It's interesting to see how they did the special effects. Most of the stunts are not CGI
It can't form complex machines. Guns and explosives have chemicals, moving parts. It's doesn't work that way. But it can form solid metal shapes like knives and stabbing weapons.
I'd love to see a T-1000 throw parts of itself like spears or knives or throwing stars. But then it leaves parts behind everywhere and gets smaller and smaller and smaller, until it's no longer big enough to be a threat, so it has to go back and retrieve all the pieces of itself.
The helicopter unter the bridge was done for real. In fact, if I recall correctly, there was a major issue on set where I think the main stunt co-ordinator and / or some of the stunt team refused to do it and tried to tell Cameron that it was simply too dangerous to pull off. And also the bit where Arnold climbs onto the moving tanker to shoot the T-1000 through the windshield, that was also done for real, too. All the stunts and special FX in this film were totally groundbreaking at the time, and still hold up even today. This film truly is one of the greatest sci-fi action flicks ever made.
I was touching to see her get uncomfortable at seeing the Terminator get beat up even though it's a machine.
Arnie isn't German. He's Austrian. Austria is the country between Germany and Switzerland (so basically it's a small country right next to Germany where they have very similar accents).
Arnold is from Austria guys, which they do speak German, but a slightly different dialect. Nice Arnold impression JV, that's awesome haha
I like and it's funny everytime Jane soft shout "Justin.... Justin"..... lol
One interesting bit of ways they connected this movie to Terminator Salvation, the scars on the left side of adult future John's face they show how he got in Terminator Salvation when another T-800 claws that side of his face. I just watched Terminator Salvation the other day and realized that
18:27 the joys of purberty as well
It was that shout that was believed to be the moment the young Edward furlongs voice broke, resulting in a lot of his previously recorded scenes to need to be dubbed over since the voice was now going to be inconsistent as the film progressed…after all movies are filmed out of sequence
lol! how can he be coming? it's getting sticky! that cracked me up😂!
11:09 a quicker witted friend…this guy was still a good friend…but a quicker witted one would have said something like
“Yeah, that’s my mate John, he literally just left about 2 minutes ago, said he was going to see one of our other friends over in (give suburb a long way away)”
Then the “cop” leaves, and the friend can tell John who can then make more tactical choices rather than instinct and impulse driven ones
Dyson worked on his research not knowing what the results would be...then he learned...then did whatever he had to to help destroy it all...he was a hero
45:15 there’s a whole segment on that bridge “fly under”…safety people and insurance people and all the executives were saying NO NO NO YOU CANT DO THAT…then the moment they left the helicopter pilot just went “yeah I’ll do it”…and they got the shots on the first and only take
45:27 “they would not allow that now”
Lol, as I just commented, they didn’t even allow it THEN…but they didn’t find out til the film was released…unsure what if any reprisals there were after the fact
That's so crazy because I just watched this after seeing it would be leaving Netflix next week, now I see your reaction 😊
35:06 "O.k.. now, we're at the Dead Horse limit for beatings..." ROFL
James Cameron was the one filming the helicopter flying beneath the bridge, which was a practical stunt.
@36:30, I'm thinking Cyberdyne has offsite backups. Which means all of this blowing up of an office doesn't mean diddly squat.
Lmfao! The package commercial! The rash! Lmao! Omg!
Been waiting for this one!!!
What impresses me most about this video is the continued use of the word winkiedoodle. :D
The T-1000 doesn't have a chip.
Each molecule of its liquid metal body is its own computer working together as a whole.
10:22 there was a deleted/extended end scene from the first movie, where after terminator was crushed in the hydraulic press, when the police and ambulance people arrived, put Reese into the body bag and Sarah got loaded into the ambulance…the camera pulled out and back revealing the big sign on the building - “cyberdyne”…
The best thing about your manscape plug is comes in a pouch if you get this package. . . The puns are never ending here. . . 😂😅🤣
Also i use to live right across the street from the Northridge mall where the mall scenes were filmed at and one of my best friends live down the street from where the they filmed the psych ward
Helicopter stunts were real.
Nice. You guys are watching the extended version.
Great Reaction .. got me in stitches with the jokes ..
I knew of bike thieves that used liquid nitrogen, to freeze and shatter locks back in the 90s .
You actually can own a minigun as long as you're in a state that doesn't have a machine gun ban, there were some that made it onto the civilian market before the 1986 cut-off (including the one in the film). Finding someone who is _selling_ a minigun is a whole other matter. The gun in the film is the same one that was used in Predator with the front grip altered, and is modified to shoot a lot slower than normal (about 1,200 RPM rather than 3,000-6,000), which was a combination of making the recoil bearable and because the director of Predator wanted the barrels to visibly turn (normally a minigun's barrels turn faster than a movie camera shoots frames).
New favorite reaction channel! You two are great!