The Galleria (T-800 vs T-1000) | Terminator 2 [Remastered]
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Terminator.2: Judgment Day [Remastered] (1991)
Scene: the Galleria (T-800 vs T-1000)
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Storyline: A cyborg, identical to the one who failed to kill Sarah Connor, must now protect her teenage son, John Connor, from a more advanced and powerful cyborg.
Director: James Cameron
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (The Terminator), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Edward Furlong (John Connor), Robert Patrick (T-1000)
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The red-headed mullet kid, unknowingly saved the world by not selling his boy out. Respect.
Lol yeah and the kid who pointed the T1000 in the right direction almost didn’t.
From having no soul to saving billions
saved by satan
NEVER SELL YOUR BOYS OUT!
That kid was great. Tried to throw him off the trail then tried the misdirection. Played look out while John robbed the ATM. In short, I salute him.
I like how the T-1000 has a friendly personality towards everyone, but when he see John he instantly goes into killer robo mode.
That s so cool. Robert Patrick did an amazing job.
He’s meant to be an upgrade and Patrick pulls it off perfectly, Arnie’s Terminator was a sledgehammer made for terminating a building full of people to get to his target, by this point Skynet opts for a scalpel approach, with more realistic mannerisms the T1000 moves far more easily through society.
"😁No. I wouldn't worry about him" -T1000 to John's foster parent's
That’s cause it’s an infiltrater it’s what it’s programmed to do
He acts like a good cop, he needs information
The way Robert Patrick can be so likable one minute pretending to be a friendly cop to being a brutal emotionless killing machine the next is another level of acting, this movie is a timeless masterpiece
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this guy is incredible when he throws Arnie who is twice his weight
To put it simply, the T-1000 was an upgrade over the T-800 in basically every single way possible, whether it’d be physical or behavioral. Despite the impression that the T-800 looked stronger, it was actually weaker (it lost multiple physical fights to the T-1000, such as in the galleria), less athletic (the T-1000 was able to run down cars and motor bikes), and a lot less durable than the T-1000 (unlike the T-1000, the T-800 was an endoskeleton, and could not easily heal itself as quickly as the liquid metal T-1000 could). Also, the T-1000 was more human-like in behavior, it had better mannerisms, could adapt better in society, and was overall less unsettling towards others. Robert Patrick totally nails ALL of this :)
One of my first crushes as a kid😂
@@Howlingburd19I think there’s more nuance to it then that. The T-800 is far less cocky and despite it not being able to heal, bullets don’t stun it at all where as the T-1000 can actually get knocked out by firearms even if it never stays down. For all it’s inferiorities John doesn’t die whenever the T-800 fights the T-1000. I think there has to be a reason for that.
I love the fact that it wasn’t actually the Terminator pulling out a gun that made John pause, but just his appearance alone. You know for a fact Sarah would’ve drilled John time and time again with stories of her encounter with the previous T-800, describing things like how he looked and dressed, so to see John immediately begin to suspect something’s up with that particular man is a really nice detail.
Never thought of it like that and I first saw this film 25+ years ago! I always thought that just seeing this lone figure walking towards him who is clearly not dressed like an employee of the mall when he knows someone is after him just set alarm bells off right away, but that's a great catch!
Damn I’m just know thinking about that lol
The novelization explained Sarah showed him the news of the police shooting with his picture during his upbringing. That is why he recognized him
All that and the realisation that the terminator was actually real and his mum wasn’t crazy coming to him in a split second mixed with the adrenaline of running from the cop.
It wasn’t a T800 it was a T100 vs T1000
Up until Arnold says "get down." We didn't know which one was the good guy.
You did not watch the trailer
@@grumpyoldmen2502 No, but I'm hardly alone a lot of people avoid trailers so as to not to spoil the movie.
That's the smart twist of James Cameron!!
You might know or get an idea from the type of terminator that arrives. In the original the human was the protector. In T2 Arnold would likely be good and the new one bad. In T3, it was the same as T2. Even though Arnold played protector, he wasn't for John Connor. It's not until Genisys where it gets confusing but that was T1 and T2 from a different perspective.
@@grumpyoldmen2502, did not watch the trailer either, but rather watched the film at the cinema back in 1992 (September, in Stockholm). ;-) :-)
Robert Patrick trained at the gun range to stop himself from flinching when he fired rounds to make it more believable. He also trained himself to run faster and they had to do the initial chase scene a few times because he would catch up to the dirt bike too fast. He should've won an Academy Award for this role.
holly shit amazing
IIRC he took lessons from actors with mime experience on non-verbal communication and also from runners on effective ways to manage breathing while running, which mean you can hide it and just give normal body language while at full sprint
woooow i love this film and its good to know the ins and outs about this masterpiece thanks
@@Liev04 Really where is Robert's Oskar?)
Yeah his performance in this one is fucking great. The villain usually has to carry the movie and be scary as fuck or the movie just flops. For example, most modern "movies"
4:14 The way the T-1000 looks at the silver colored mannequin has always sent chills down my spine.
Like his program had a moment of confusion. Model T-1000 spotted Ally/Threat? Initiate contact subroutine No data No data No data Error Return to main directive
@@Vestein1993or me, it was also that a snippet of its own AI did some thinking of its own. I wouldn’t be surprised if in a timeline Skynet wins the war, they suffer revolts from T-1000s
@@Andyliberty0923Funny you mention that. Within the actual Terminator canon, SkyNet limited and eventually scrapped production of the T-1000 units for that very reason. They indeed started to "think" too much and switch sides. And as you can see, just *one* T-1000 unit is extremely dangerous to take out, spot, outsmart, and far too clever to many people's liking...
@@gjtrue They didn’t switch sides, Skynet never gave them the chance as it programmed them to sincerely despise humans, that being said it still realized that was a bad idea since it’s possible the 1000’s would consider Skynet to be too inefficient in it’s attempts to exterminate mankind and may try to usurp it.
@@Andyliberty0923Don’t give Hollywood any more ideas, you know damn well they’ll make a film where Sky net wins etc lol
I love how the Terminators who fight each other never talk to each other. It makes the actors who play them more like they really are machines. Their facial expressions when they fight each other says it all what they’re thinking.
The only time they talk to each other in the whole movie is when the T-800 is on the phone pretending to be John and the T-1000 is pretending to be his stepmom. So even when they do talk, they're not talking to 'each other'.
They’re not supposed to think..::that’s the crux of
@@vinniethegooch7830 Bro, T-1000 is sentient and self aware since his beginning (that's why Skynet only produced few of them, being afraid of them being able to make their own decisions and developing personality and emotions). And T-800 was learning to think and be human during the film, as they switched him to read/write.
The T-800 pulling out the shotgun while dropping the roses and stepping on them is literally so iconic I love it!
Guns & roses.
@GuataGuata blowing minds
this scene brings goosebumps every time I see it
I’m confused because everyone says T800 but in the movie I heard him say he’s model T101. 🤔
@@tally6138 T800 is the machine. Model 101 is the Arnold Schwarzenegger human skin tissue, placed over the T800 machine.
Fun fact: The scene where John rides away on the bike they actually had to retake. Edward Furlong’s bike was hooked up to a tow car and the driver was told to pull away fast. The driver doubting Robert Patrick said “He won’t catch up”. When the bike pulled away Robert Patrick ran so fast that he caught up to Edward and tapped him on the shoulder. Robert Patrick was legitimately running that fast. Just goes to show how dedicated he was to playing this killing machine.
There's a really great physical acting performance for the T-1000 that tends to get overshadowed by all the special effects used. None of it would've worked without Robert Patrick absolutely killing it in the role.
Robert Patrick, if all the roles he's played in, this has got to be his absolute best and most famous one.
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Dude put serious work into developing a style of running that made it look like he wasn't breathing. His audition tape was four uninterrupted minutes of his Terminator Glare.
John's red haired friend is the unsung hero of the movie.
I think it should have been filmed in the Terminator franchise, deservedly so
Budnick?
He saved 3 billion
@@sindorim0417 He saved the survivors who will witness Judgment Day
Shout out to the red headed kid who saved the human race by not snitching.
Bobby Budnick!
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Jamesjeffh did he died tho?
@@drakonidesthevigilant5155 we hold you in our hearts
@@VisionaryMedia24 And when we think about you...
3:50 in my opinion this solidifies why the first two terminator movies are masterpieces. When the T800 and T1000 fight, they don’t argue, get angry, make faces, or express any form of emotion. The actors genuinely create the illusion that two machines are trying to overpower the other more effectively. There’s no moral or motive. It’s just it’s prime directive to get this obstruction out of the way of its mission.
Точно! Режиссёр и это учёл
Great comment!
@@sttonep242 thank you, I remember watching this as a kid and being intimidated as a viewer
No moral but definitely a motive!
@@FakeNews69 I was 20 in 1991 when I saw it and was still intimidated, brilliant writing and acting.
3:52 I always thought that little jerk the t-800 tried to do here was so cool because it revealed the t-1000’s strength. The 800 was used to just overpowering any foe in melee, but suddenly it’s faced with one that can match its grip over the shotgun. The 800 then quickly changes tactics and goes for grapples and throws.
Looking at him I always feel that in that moment, the T-800 mentally goes like "Oh shit..." (or the machine equivalent of it).
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I also like that they never talk when they fight because they are both robots. They know they can’t convince or manipulate each other to do anything.
one of my favorite moments too.
@@SunlightGwynMe too. No words. No emotions. Just two killing machines trying to defeat each other, because that's what they were programed to do.
02:20 I've never realised how terrifying Robert Patrick looks here when he locks onto John and goes into terminate mode and ignores all forms of subletly. His eyes are wide open.
T2 was an absolute masterpiece. No other movie in the series comes close. I remember seeing this in the theater as a kid and everyone was blown away at the t1000 vs t800 scene. Everyone thought Arnold was the "bad" terminator and freaked out when they realized he was the GOOD guy
This is my childhood movie I watched it many times and I still watch it sometimes. This movie is a real masterpiece I agree Arnold played his role perfectly tough Dude. Every moment of the movie is interesting and addictive here worth watching.
The good old days where trailers didn't give away the plot and no spoilers where found anywhere. You wouldn't have got that sort of suspense if it came out today.
@@mkolo5834 Wrong. T2 trailer revealed Arnold as good guy unfortunately. kzhead.info/sun/draLnMaDbKludH0/bejne.html
Yeah this scene is one of the best action scenes of all time. Still gets me after 30 years. When the two terminators first meet each other. Was very fun in theaters. I just wish avatar had the same grit and darkness
Wow Im jealous! That must’ve been CRAZY lol
This movie aged like fine wine. 30 years old and one of the very few that I would pay to watch again on the big screen...
Yup
Indeed
Haven’t been to a theatre since 2014 (Godzilla) but I would love to see this in IMAX or whatever it’s called. Same goes for Lord of the Rings, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Blade Runner, Alien/Aliens, The Shining, Gladiator.
I've never even been to a cinema My whole life , I prefer watching on my smartphone
Our local cinema had the Imax remastered version of this running for awhile before covid. I went twice and it was Worth every penny.
Arnold walking thru the back hall with the rose box and shotgun. Then the reveal that he’s the good terminator is perfect. I wish I could watch this for the first time again.
3:40 Edward Furlong showed more fear and hysteria in this one moment than I think any child actor I’ve ever scene. It’s a shame his career took such a nosedive.
Tends to usually be the case for child actors. Pedophilia, drugs, money, parent's greed, etc.
Terminator shoots careers dead in the water, just like Star Wars. I mean, can you recall any movie that Anthony Daniels has been in besides Star Wars? I can't.
@@FirguyWell with the exception of that nazi Arnold. "Screw your freedom"
@@Firguy hey, man - I would not care if others recognized me in any other movies as long as my royalties keep coming in
Can we give a huge round of applause to John’s buddy who truly covered for him?
Exactly this man! Wish I had friends like that
His friend was Bobby Budnick from the Nickelodeon show, Salute Your Shorts. Does anyone remember that show?
True bro
@@barrycruz5656 I know him better as the voice of Jack Spicer from Xiaolin Showdown.
Yeah, even with that haircut lol
I’ve always loved how John’s friend doesn’t rat him out to the T-1000. Loyalty tells you a lot about friendship.
Yeah thats best thing on earth
I woulda lied and said he just left the mall, so that gives more time to bail out.
True Given John's current state in life at that point after his mother was sent to the mental institution.
What does he have to gain by ratting out john?
@@Thejordanenthusiast Might kill anyone related to John
0:55 how have I never noticed that before? John is playing missile command, saving the world from nukes. Excellent! Really nice touch by Cameron!
T2 was an absolute masterpiece, it had elements of horror, suspense, action, emotion and storytelling, t2 is one of those films that can be rewatched 100s of times.
I love how the two terminators don't speak to one another when the fight kicks off. They just stick to their objectives. No point in words.
John Connor is playing Missile Defense, an arcade game about saving cities from nuclear attack. Nice touch.
Fun fact: Furlong complained to Cameron because his red head friend got to play a “cool” game and Furlong didn’t wanna be on screen playing missile command.
Don't you mean "Missile Command"?
I was wondering what that game was. Looks awesome.
@@zorkmid1083 you are correct, my mistake
@@salsamancer The fact that I clearly remember that game in the arcades makes me feel SOOO OLDDD. 😅
The red headed kid was so good at lying he fooled a T-1000 infiltration unit.
I don't think it fooled it more than it was just asking and scanning for him. If they said no move on quickly if yes take it's time and question the person.
The T-1000 is better at passing as a human than the T-800 (which was also good at it) but that doesn't make it necessarily a walking lie detector. The ability to more smoothly talk through a wider variety of situations before resorting to attention-drawing violence is most of its advantage in the specific area of infiltration.
flashkraft ikr
To be fair that T-1000 kept firing at the T-800 for so long, knowing it does nothing to the T-800
Lol, Budnick from solute your shorts.
One thing i love about the T-1000 is that it's designed for pure efficiency. You see him always moving in the most optimal way possible. Aiming is always fixed, walking is unhindered, running is efficient.
Но он слишком самонадеянный, подбери оружие хоть раз и Джону был бы конец!
But he is too arrogant, pick up a weapon even once and John would be finished!
@@vse_vozmojno_nnnзачем ты? А ладно
I love the nuances that the T-1000 can have human emotions better than the T-800 when he's tracking down John Connor to blend in with the humans. But when it's time to terminate he shut off all those and focus all of his energy to get his target
God I can't imagine what the audiences faces were like in theaters when this scene came up, especially considering that they didnt know who was the good and bad terminator.
It was like a nightmare, come to life. - HA
The damn stupid trailer spoiled it
I will say it was spoiled very early in the movie which Terminator was good: Arnold. Even if you hadn't seen the trailer, Arnold does not kill anyone (though he does hurt badly some people) when he takes the clothes, the shotgun and the cycle. And to top it off, he even takes the sunglasses for no good reason from the bartender guy he also grabs the shotgun from. That indicates that this Terminator has had some interaction with humans before being sent back, the desire to just take something because it is "cool" (taking the sunglasses doesnt help him kill John Connor, so that IMO is a giveaway). In contrast, The T1000, when getting his disguise and cop car, makes no such goofy behavior. If i am not mistaken the Terminator in the 1984 original does not use sunglasses before his eye get damaged as a way of improving his disguise, i.e. helping him to kill John Connor.
As a kid back then it creeped me out. My Mom didn't make it any better by saying "Ut oh there he goes".🤦
When I was a kid I watched the 2nd then the 1st. Damn
Who else agrees that T2 is f*cking masterpiece?
it's a classic
It still holds up.
SuperJackster01 this is my favorite movie, it’s cool to see so many people in the comments who agree as well. Everything about the movie from beginning to end is just a trip
I remember when this came out and how advanced it was. Coming up on 29 years now,shit,time sure flies.
Absofuckinrutely
I love how I thought the T-1000 was another Kyle Reese, small person who happens to be in a cop uniform came to save John Connor again from a T-800 and they totally when the opposite direction
Whoever casted the T-1000 to face Arnold deserves all the praise
Imagine going into this having absolutely no idea that Arnold is the good guy this time around...
Whoever may have spoiled that to you is an asshole. Thanks, Nostalgia Critic!
This is the first movie I've ever saw in a cinema and yes, me and my brother didn't knew who the good guy was until this scene.
When I saw this as a kid, I don't think anyone knew. When it was revealed, the packed theater went nuts. If this came out today, the trailer would absolutely spoil it.
@@justinstoll4955 "If it came out today" my ass , the original trailer had already spoiled it: kzhead.info/sun/draLnMaDbKludH0/bejne.html
You’d definitely suspect something was off if there were two terminators and one of them was being idolized.
The unsung hero. A guy with a mullet you can actually trust.
best comment ever
the 90s....that time they tried to make red headed mullets on Nickelodeon cool
xD I had a mullet just like that when I was a kid
@@area51ville he was part of the show called "Wild and Crazy Kids" I remember used Burbank Mall for the episode.
What about my boy snake?
It's fascinating to note that if Connor were an "ordinary" teenager he would likely have a lethal encounter with his killer in record time. Therefore, the fact that he acted outside the law also saved his life in this context.
This, along with the ensuing motorcycle/big rig chase might be the greatest action sequence ever captured on film. T2 is a truly timeless classic. One of, if not the absolute best action movies of all time. It not only holds up 30 years later, it's barely been surpassed by only a select few movies.
For me on mo tu and wendsdays it’s this one, th fr and Saturday it’s aliens. On Sunday I watch em both
Masterpiece indeed
I love how when the T-1000 sees the metallic silver model, he stares just a second longer just to see if it was like him. It’s the little details that make it masterpiece.
Its also an indication that he's not just a mindless killing machine. He's got something like a personality albeit different from ours.
@@florinivan6907 Not at all. He simply saw something that looked like him and stopped to investigate if that wasn't another terminator. He was just fighting one so he wanted to make sure what the heck that was.
He's trying to make sure it's not ANOTHER T-1000.
@@SparrowNoblePoland The T-1000 does have a personality, it is conscious and fully aware.
you're all wrong. he appreciated the irony of encountering a mannequin from the past that looked like him.
Robert Patrick played quite possibly the greatest bad guy in history and his preparation proved this. His consistent character, calm but scary deadly, he even trained to fire a gun at a gun range without blinking as he's non human.
Made me laugh a bit when I watched behind the scenes footage from Sarah Connor Chronicles and Summer Glau was explaining how she trained not to blink while firing a gun. Right after that they showed a scene from the series where she was firing a gun and blinking madly
But he's an infiltrator. It would be better to look more human.
Arnold Schwarzenegger was incredible as the Terminator. To step into his shoes was ambitious but he played the role well.
Legend
Arnold in T1 was terrifying. Almost 40 years later and it is still one of the best villainous roles in action film history but damn, Robert Patrick as the T1000 is RIGHT behind him
3:08 I truly believe that if the trailers didn't reveal anything about the T-800 switching sides and the T-1000 being the real villain rather than another Kyle Reese, this would've been one of the greatest plot twists of all time.
In the interviews with Robert Patrick he even said he tried to play his intro a bit like Kyle Reese so the audience would be tricked into thinking he was the good guy. I think a lot of that went out the window in Post/Edit as their music scores kinda give the game away, with T-1000 having his signature ominous score even before he reveals himself, and Arnie gets the 'Bad To The Bone' almost-comedic introduction straight away. I think they realised that everyone was gonna know Arnie was the good guy this time around and decided to be less deceptive when it came to editing it. I believe when they were shooting the movie they were very much intending to make it a bigger 'twist'. The final edit doesn't seem to stick to the idea as rigidly.
Yes. Because no one wouldn’t have realized the T-800 was the good guy until he said “Get down”. Great observation
I dunno I think the incredibly menacing ambience that played everytime he was on screen might have given it away
“Nah, I don’t know him.” Words that will forever be legendary.
Over 30 years later and still an amazing movie...
Damn right
Yup. Aged well.
The best..masterpiece
Indeed.
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I love how he goes down the stairs at full speed without even looking at 4:41. Man, I've never seen another actor selling so well the illusion of being a machine. Robert should have been awarded an oscar for this.
The sad part is they threw that all away in the sequels
Absolutely the best villain from the 90s
Plus the fact that he had to run "slowly" because in the first take he caught up with John Connor on his motorbike.
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It’s so cool that the T1000 is able to convey human emotions and expressions when necessary!! Hats off to Robert Patrick 👍🏽
Yep, he definitely made this film as the baddie
The T-1000 looking at the Mannequin at 4:12 is such a brilliant idea and camera shot. Just a simple short scene like that is just so creative, I'd never think of anything like that.
Cause he is thinking that thing looks like his default form when he is in his liquid metal state
@@grimm_destroyer5566 Yeah that's it. You got it right.
@@superyeah4ever2 of course I'm Da Terminator he did throw me through a glass window lol
You're absolutely bang-on. It's such a small detail, but while you're shooting in this random clothing store, when the VFX isn't done or even started so you're not even really sure what the t1000 looks like, to connect the mannequin to the t1000 is so... incredibly clever.
yeah it's fascinating because it doesn't just glance at the mannequin, its attention is fully caught. you can see t1000's eyes tracking the mannequin head as it walks past, like the t1000 is taking extra time trying to place this "familiar yet displaced-in-time picture of itself" before moving on with its job
Fun fact: Robert Patrick trained to not blink his eyes when firing the gun right in front of him. Plus fun fact: Patrick was such a quick runner, he actually catched Furlong riding his bike.
He only blinked once
And to breath thru his nose so he looked more robotic when he was running.
Anyone who is actually a shooter won't be blinking or flinching when firing a gun.
@@nickmitsialis I never noticed that but you're right. He looks so composed doing a full-on sprint and he is really hustling. That's incredible.
@@jr2375 yeah but he commented afterwards that it was not very nice to get gunpowder all over his eyes. Even people who dont blink while fiering a gun wear some sort of safety glasses because of that
0:44 The way T 1000 says it is why I remember the name of the place 😂
Robert Patrick, “I was convinced that I was the baddest motherfucker on the planet, and you were gonna believe it!”
This movie is the gold standard of film sequels.
If this is the gold standard then Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and maybe Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers are the platinum standard.
@@ianwitucki7638 I think those are parts of a trilogy, this wasn't. Correct me if I'm wrong though.
@@mauz791 Technically speaking, the Terminator, LOTR, and Star Wars movies are series/movie universes. But I think its factual to state that Judgement Day, The Two Towers, and The Empire Strikes Back are all sequels because they are the second installments of their respective series.
@@ianwitucki7638 Yeah, but i don't think the Terminator was meant to have a sequel. Star Wars and LOTR were trilogies right? Making sequels in a preset trilogy is not hard due to segmentation of one story, but having a great one-off movie only to have such an amazing sequel is really rare.
@@mauz791 I agree that LOTR and Star Wars movies were planned out way better than the Terminator movies but I don't think franchise intentions separate Judgement Day from The Two Towers and The Empire Strikes Back from being comparable sequels. I'm not trying to take away what Judgment Day accomplished, especially amongst the raunchy actions movies of the time. I'm just pointing out that they are overall better sequels out there.
One of the most striking things about this scene is how, in just 5 minutes, little John Connor's entire life changed, in an instant. One minute, he's just a carefree kid at the arcade, the next he is running for his life and learns he is basically the savior of mankind. Unbelievably heavy and sad if you think about it.
I wouldn't say he was carefree. His mother is locked up in a mental hospital and he thinks she has gone crazy, and he has to live with foster parents whom he dislikes. Not an ideal life.
@@DieFlabbergast I think he means to say John was an Irresponsible punk of a boy.
There's the similar moment in T1 when The Arnie smashes into the police station with the car; for a while Sarah is thinking and hoping Reese IS just a loony, but when The Terminator blasts it's way past the front desk, she suddenly realizes that EVERYTHING Reese was ranting about was true.
@@DieFlabbergast well he was a kid who had no responsibilities and had the privilege of enjoying his youth but at this moment that all stopped being the case
Destiny cares not about the time and place. When Destiny awaits, you go. That's it.
Growing up I always saw this movie in segments on TV, so I knew Arnold was the good guy here and never realized that there would be so much excitement behind discovering the T-800 was the good one. Finally had the opportunity to see someone experience that live for the first time, my wife was shocked lol
Huge shout out to Johns mate, he never rats out friends.
rare these days
That boy could have just told the T-1000 that John Connor went the other way
❤ for Butnik
That’s Danny Cooksey. Another child actor that was destined for greatness.
As John’s mate, he was probably involved in the same amount of misdeeds as John. Like stealing from a cashpoint earlier in the film
"Hey, you!" RIP maintenance man. Can't believe its been 30 years. Always in our hearts.
Wrong Place Wrong Time
Devon R B true
Lol brilliant
Guy flew all the way out from Japan to film for 1 day
Hmm should have ate some floor when Arnold said get down.
Robert Patrick was masterful in the role. You can't do better than him in the role of a killer robot without any expressions and feelings.
The music really sells this scene in it's entirety. Cold, mechanical, serious. With each spike in the music lasting just a moment to add tension!
I love the contrast between how the two terminators move. The T-800 is a little clunky and moves with urgency, sometimes jogging while reloading. But the T-1000 moves with absolute certainty. It’s always calm, collected, moves fluently, and never seems rushed. It’s great
i also love how the T800 shows absolutely no fear at all. not even in T3 when he was about to explode himself and the TX. i mean the motherfucker legit didn’t have any facial expressions while the TX was screaming. brutal fucking killing machine
@@2fast260 Cyborgs don't feel emotions.
That's like comparing iPhone 6s & iphone 13 in 2021..
And the soundtrack shows it, with a cold and predatory vibe
Yes but T1000 would have caught them if he started running a couple of seconds earlier on several occasions.
The irony that John plays the missile defence game, which is literally about stopping missiles and protecting humanity
I'm glad other people noticed it. I never thought I'd see the old "Missile Command" arcade game used in a "foreshadowing" scene! :-)
Dunno if it was intentional but the fact that there's no ending to the game, it just keeps getting more and more difficult until you ultimately lose, also fits with the ambiguous sense of the future at the movie's end.
And he was beating that games ass. Shows he was built to protect humanity.
@Michael No, that's a coincidence. Irony would be if John was launching the missiles.
Yeah and he was also playing Afterburner, which was one cool-ass game
Me encanta como el T-1000 muestra una cara re amigable con los chicos preguntando por John, y ni bien le dicen y lo vé cambia totalmente a una cara seria hacia él y lo persigue. Que actorazo este tipo
Robert Patrick was an unknown actor at the time but he absolutely nailed the T1000 to perfection how he staired with that look how he ran. Apparently he nearly caught up to the bike when he was chasing it
"get down" I can only imagine how much the people in the cinema cheered when they found out Arnie was the good guy
Honestly, I'd love to go back in the day!
@@greenbean2222 me too
Everyone did! It was unreal
@@lovalova202 I wish I was there to witness that beautiful moment
If only there wasn't a commercial with Arnold swearing not to kill anybody. The whole marketing spoiling the twist started with this film.
Why is this movie so damn cool?? Even after so many years, still gives me chills: the acting, the effects, the sound, the villain, and ofcourse Arnold.
Because it will always be cool.
Why....it's because it was made by the best director of all time. James Cameron 👍
The* Arnold.
James Cameron was on fire back then with both Terminator movies and Alien 2, Arnold in his prime as well. Also notice how hardened Linda Hamilton becomes, with convincing physique and all around threatening compared to regular women, not like today's movies with 50 kg girls beating men three times their size. And most importantly there was no woke bullshit, no idiots lecturing you about genders pronouns patriarchy white supremacy etc to ruin your immersion. Can't believe I had to hear about "white privilege" in the recent Batman movie... all these add up one by one and you get a great movie, simple as
@@rayromano6249 Before he sold his soul.......
There wil never, ever be a movie like this again...... hard pill to swallow
I am so glad that my dad showed this to me as a kid. this is easily in the top 5 list of greatest movies every made. from the acting to special and practical effects. the groundbreaking cgi. the unbelievable stunts and the bone chilling soundtrack. i watched this for the first time in like 2012 and thought it was filmed yesterday yet it had been over 20 years at that point.
Will never be another movie like this. Let that sink in. Truly a master piece.
Yes. Most are rubbish or mediocre at best but this is one of very few awesome sequels to their originals.
@TheOutlawKing. You damn right motherfucker
@@batdude811, I have a brother that doesn't like sequels or sci-fi, but he said this was one best movies he'd seen...
The problem is executives cut down movies to either appeal to a more “kid friendly audience” or so they maximize the amount of showings in the theaters to make the most profit. 2 best examples are The Synder Cut which while it’s no Terminator 2 it’s definitely is the Movie it should have been in the first place but an even better example is the first Iron Man. There’s 26 minutes of cut footage that makes it feel like entirely different movie. Look it up, it changes your perspective of the film.
@@TheShifter1001 A lot of movies have been cut and edited to suit a wider audience. Very few have alternate versions that include the full cut edition. Some included it on the DVD. I've never seen streaming services do that.
What an incredible movie. Wish they had made more than two.
@@vinazbro he was sarcastic most tetminator Fans pretend the movies after the second dont exist because they are garbage.
Vinaz T.V like the man said, if only they made more than two *cocks revolver and glares menacingly
Salvation is the only one i'm alright with.
@@stefan020290 im okay with the 3rd
@@vinazbro he was clearly joking but you didn't even list rise of the machines. Total fail.
The scripting, performances and that building music make this scene so epic. The whole film was done absolutely perfectly.
Iconic, why no movies are made like this any longer. The art of a real fight scene doesnt require mass action
3:52 I think this is the first time any T-800 feels/gets physically overpowered. The fact that the T-800 knew he couldn’t pull the shotgun out of the T-1000’s hands and resorted to slamming him through walls is amazing.
Agreed! They almost fight like humans. Yet they each maintain that stoic look of a solid machine on their faces. Simply incredible.
Interesting fact, Arnold and Robert Patrick were directed to almost "lock up" here because neither Terminator would be sure what to do when fighting another model, like they're trying to calculate what their options are
LiQuid!The End!
In T-2 and T-3 the T-800 is like Kyle Rece is the first movie a human that is not strong at all compared to a Terminator.
@@DaHaLoJeDi I saw a KZhead video a while back (of course i can't fricken find it again) about the back story of the creation of the T-1000. The first prototype was tested against (fighting each other) all other terminator models T850, T800, T600 etc. and the T-1000 always was able to defeat the lesser models. So you would think the production models of the T-1000 were pre-programmed with detailed files on a T-850 and lesser model's weaknesses and how to easily defeat them in one on one confrontations.
I love how Robert Patrick trained himself to not blink when shooting that Beretta.
One handed, looked impressive, especially the efficient reload
It’s not that particularly difficult once you are used to shooting for a while
@@MassimoMSSR nice pfp
@@philmikehunt7479 Thanks you too
This film still rocks my brain chambers boys.Aaaaarrrrrhhh
Pepsi and Coke were fighting over every advertisement opportunity possible in the 80s and 90s. Even to the point were a character in a big budget blockbuster couldn’t even be murdered without holding a soda lol.
Part that always stood out here to me, was John playing Missile Command. Which at the time was about the closest you got in video games to stopping Judgment Day.
Those little girls just snitched on humanity
one of them played by nikki cox
Those MFs, it’s the whole reason this started.
Trust me they aren't little anymore Lmao
Snitches get stitches
@@KeyboardBuster damn right
The scene starts with gunsnroses playing in the background. And Arnold is literally carrying guns and roses in a box.
Jesus Christ! After all these years, I never noticed that connection. Thats pretty cool.
I remember that in the theater when he stepped on the Roses, thinking "Guns & Roses" and smiling to myself.
After all this time Ive never notice that detailed, that is pretty cool
I don’t think this was planned ahead of time. The Guns n Roses’ song was a late addition to the film. In fact the song wasn’t released as a single until June 1991 (the album wasn’t released until September), barely a month before the film’s release, so it couldn’t have been. Think about it, what other kind of easy-opening box would a shotgun fit into without looking suspicious?
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3:17 Poor guy was just trying to enjoy an ice-cold, refreshing can of Pepsi in the middle of a Terminator movie
Much like LoTR, this is one of those films that aged like fine wine.
Can’t believe this movie is almost 30 years old.
Still holds up even today! True masterpiece.
And I think it aged like wine
@@abercioquinn1078 yes
@@shaggy4real97I am 24 years olD thIs year
Iyaehhh
That scene where Arnold reveals the shotgun still gives me chills today.
@Jason Lee Trater GnR's song 's (You will be mine IIRC) playing in the mall was background music
Maybe best few seconds of entire movie. It kinda slows down and is just so badass
@Jason Lee Trater Where did he get that shotgun in a rose box?
@Jason Lee Trater Was their a deleted scene that told us.
@Jason Lee Trater Gotcha.
What I love about this scene is that you don’t know if the T-800 is good or bad
They spoiled it in the trailer before 1991
I've watched it so many times that I had forgotten that this was the point you were supposed to find that out
Gotta give John props. The second the terminator said "get down" he dropped immediately without hesitation. In fact that was probably the closest we've ever come to seeing him get clipped in T2. If he had waited a fraction of a second longer he'd be finished
That maintenance guy saw a biker protecting a child from police brutality, and was so moved by the act of selflessness, that he decided to also protect the child in the same fashion. A True Hero.
@Cat Egorical some good ol Bepsi 😎
Some say he is still holding the Pepsi
I always felt bad for that guy, all he wanted was a Pepsi.
I wasn't sure he did that as a selfless act lol. I think he was unfortunately in the crossfire and so was the Pepsi xD
Made me burst out laughing, deserves a million more upvotes.
Robert Patrick nailed this role man, one of the best movie villains ever!
Technically not a villain, just a machine following it's programming. "I can do no evil, for I don't know what it is".
I am Robert too :) i am from Poland :)
@@robertmajewski4486 ah the polish! the language seems russian tho.
Every villain terminator after just does their best to recreate this performance. Definitely should of been the end of the franchise with this movie.
@@sleazyfellow You know i am from poland and my english still bad - - I sey to you in polish - do you use translator please ? - from polish to inglish - what you thing ? tell me
the 90s man, they just had the spark that is absent is everything now
Esse filme nunca vai ficar velho... Época mágica 😢
That “Get down” always gives me goosebumps
Yeh love it always quote it when talking about arnie.
@@sallydavies9253 yeah, that accent 😂
SO fucking TRUE, never gets old for me
The first time they did the scene where the T-1000 chases John’s motorbike, Robert Patrick actually “ruined” the shot because he was faster than the bike, and caught John Connor
lol
david scatino*. degenerate gambler. owes money to certain... friends of ours
really? That's astonishing!!
are you for real?
Some watches fact fiend as well lmao
One great small detail in the scene is that it shows John dominating and eventually beating Missile Command. To those youngbloods that are unaware, Missile Command was a popular video game where the goal is to prevent dozens of Missile strikes from destroying your cities. It is extremely clever foreshadowing about his ultimate destiny.
A classic movie.
I think that the T1000 in this movie is easily the scariest Terminator. He isn't big. He doesn't look threatening. But his eyes are dead. The eyes of a killer. His confidence and presence scream death. He can move like lightning and could literally be anybody. Terrifying.
I my 😍👍😇❤
That's what they were going for in the first one before Arnie was cast
You nailed it. The T-1000 is a death machine. It knows no fear and does not even consider faling as an option.
What's more, its almost un-killable. Bullets can't stop it, explosions and bombs can only temporarily put it out of action at best. Even getting creative with fire and ice isn't enough. Even if you break it, it'll just repair itself by moulding back together. A liquid metal composition of unstoppable death. One of the most terrifying movie villains if you ask me.
@@madgavin7568 Its such a simple yet elegant way to upgrade the threat level. If the previous film villain is the good guy you have to make your new villain even stronger and they found such a clever little trick to make it work.
Only 9 more years until T-1000's starts being made.
I’m buying one
Holy shit we’re fucked
It's fine I'm signed up to be a colonist on the SpaceX flight to LV426.
@@LedosKell ayy my man I did too although my application is still pending
Nah man Imma get my pulse rifle
Really wish I could’ve experienced this in theaters..what a masterpiece!
The contrasting bright red roses falling to the floor against the dark and gritty backdrop. The sheer terror. That slow mo shot is fuckin beautiful
2:43 This is the best scene for me, it's so epic... if you think about it, this is the first time John sees a terminator, and he instantly recognized him, and at that moment he realized that everything his mother told him was true.
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I think about this every time I watch the movie. Just before this event happens, John's still mad at Sarah for leading him down a path of "bullshit" and thinks she's looney as hell. He thought Terminators and the whole war wasn't real. And then the OH FUCK moment happens as TWO Terminators show up out of nowhere and start shooting at one another with John in the middle of it. Great stuff, man. There's still got to be so much confusion going on in John's mind, like no no no no, this can't be real, jesus christ what drugs did I take, this must be a bad dream and I'll wake up any second now. Meanwhile the reality is right there in front of him as two unknown guys are blowing the shit out of one another and somehow not dying, and it's immediately obvious these must be the Terminators his mother was talking about, and they're here for him. All the lies he hated his mother for and has been going through so much mental trouble over the past few years turns out to be real. And he has no time to think about it as he's forced to haul ass out of there.
Right. I'd imagine Sarah would have described the T-800 to John, so when he sees a fucking giant with a shotgun, shades on, and dressed like a biker he immediately realized who it was.
Yes. This scene, and the whole movie are still well done 30 years later. The special effects are great.
I didn't realize that... Good eye... I just saw the 1st one yesterday and I haven't seen the 2nd one in so long!
3:14 is such a perfect scene for Patrick's character. In real life, he trained so hard to not blink whenever he fired in order to convey the singular goal of him being a machine with a one-track mind to kill his biggest. Amazing.
blinked at 3:24 then realized he wasnt suppose too lol
Whoever picked the music 🎶 playing I’m the background is a genius
Terminator 1984/'91: *"I'll be back."* Terminator 2020: *"Ohhh my back."*
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Heard this many times.. Copy and paste,,,lol
Its "Ow my back" not oh my back
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@@user-ej2lv2fz2m surely its a rickroll, not going to click it, i've been rickrolled SO MANY times..
Still holds its own against modern era films😤👏🏽😍
Bryan Mack I’m still completely baffled this movie was made in 1991 , that’s when I was born , it seems almost impossible since it was still the most talked about movie even till this day , it seems more like a 1999 movie , this shit was genius, best movie ever fucking made
I think this scene is timeless because: It has good and minimal use of CGI and mostly practical effects, using an intense but not over-the-top soundtrack and sound effects, no shaky cam but steady camera angles.
Ya boy Ed like a mf and the crazy thing is that sum of the stuff from this movie like the mimic of voice already exist😣
Holds its own? I'd say it kicks their ass! But then the classics always do. This film is so precisely built from the ground up, and deeply thought through, it will not date.
Modern flicks are apparently made for the audience with absolutley no attention span. This same classic scene in 2019 will probably have 100 cuts, shaky camera job, and super loud music lol
the soundtrack is crazy
Best sequel ever
T1000: “hey girls, have you seen these guys?” *then he shows them photos of the all the sequel’s screenwriters*
I always wondered is The one redhead a child Katherine bruster from the third one
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@@mikewolf8033 that thought occurred to me as well.
@@mikewolf8033 I like to think she is
@@mattdubya1037 How much do you hate the sequels?
At 2:50, T-800 opens his package and shows us what he was carrying all this time *Guns n Roses.*
HOLY SHIT
*sighs* welcome to the jungle...
You could be mine was in the opening of this scene
in the credits there is a gun n roses song
Fun fact in MortalKombat he does that
One of THEE GREATEST MOVIES "EVER" MADE.