We have them in Britain like this now!!

I really miss how malls were the social hub of every town --- you could go there on a Friday night and they would be PACKED

@@robertbillington2224 Westfield

For all you Gen Z kids, a mall was what Amazon would be like if it were a building.

@@user-ly9wr8wj5s because Liberal Democrats don’t punish criminals, stores are forced to close up shop in major cities, thus increasing Amazon’s market share.

Everybody gangsta til the steel drums play

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Reminds me of an old episode of Tom and Jerry that i saw as a kid that had the exact same playing of the steel drums.

Every great action movie has those Caribbean drums for the intense scenes. Who can forget the James Bond theme with that classic steel drum solo.

Right up there with cow bells

I hope you realize that cell phones in 1985 were pretty rare --- and the batteries for them were like small suitcases 😂

@@davemullins6999 I think he knows that. Which is why the sarcasm.

That’s not very nice to give someone a quarter. 🪙

What about True Lies 😊

Twins, The last great hero, I loved Arnold in the 80´s.

Interesting to look back on Arnold’s 80s action films many decades later.

Twins

@@LauRa-re9un Not only Arnold, the 80's were great for everyone.

If you were a horny teen male like me back then --- it was a great place to look at girls and try to pick one up!

Didn't they already have the software in the 80's to remove the wires digitally? Or it's still experimental?

@JoshuaNAjang I think they did, however when a movie is low budget like this one they had to shoot around it. Take a look at the next scene when Matrix is holding Sully by one ankle from a cliff. You can see a cable around Sully's ankle just off screen.

@@Joshua_N-A No that technology didnt exist until the early 90s. Heart and Souls was one of the first movies to use digital wire removal in 1993. Memoirs of an Invisible Man in 1992 was one of the first movies to do greenscreen digital compositing. Then Jurassic Park came along in 1993 with full digital creatures.

@@RobinDale50 Technology did exist, but using it was impractical.

Typical 80s lol

Not to mention rope swinging off a balcony after!

I count 9 guards, actually.

Agree. That would be ok in horror movies, but in action movies based on reality?! But I wasn't surprised, considering WHO acquired 20th Century Fox at the time: the current owner of Fox News (they should be rechristened Fake News). And, yes: somebody would say Arnie is a Republican, so why not. Yes, he is, but not pro-Trump.

Like in Kindergarten Cop. 🤔

How does cook not shoot him at point blank range lol

I remember seeing that scene in 1985 and thinking it looked so cheesy --- like a cartoon LOL

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Malls were more well guarded than the White House back then. They must have had at least 30 armed security and cops.

@@safeandeffectivelol Probably, criminals and cops were healthier and were physically stronger.

I find it funny that they are trying to arrest Arnold who is doing nothing yet not doing anything to the guy who is shooting people. Gotta to love the 80’s

I noticed that too --- that mall had it's own little army of cops LOL

But no one can stop Arnie.

1:43 woah

Maybe it has a donut store in it...???

@@reiayanami5 qé

And that a single suspect can outfight them all, at the same time.

And anybody chases the man with the gun that is killing policemen.

@@reiayanami5Orange Julius, more likely.

They really were social hubs back then --- really no other place to hang out except for maybe a bar or dance club

Yep, it did

Mine too 👍🏼

mine too!!! The 80s ruled!!!!

@@briancalibergbmd 80s were Great!

I was born in 1982 and my autism makes me able to remember really far back. I remember most of the 80s (even though I'm 41 now) and boy do I miss those good days: NES games, Arnold movies (my favorite is Conan), WCW wrestling, Nickelodeon shows were better and Disney cartoons were good and we got to get up early Saturday mornings to watch cartoons before I went to my junior bowling league then played the arcade/pinball games after bowling. Why did the 80s and 90s lifestyle had to end?

His prime 82' - 88', and 90' he is old

He looked a lot more pumped up for Conan in 1982 --- by Commando, he looked like he lost about 40 lbs. of muscle

0:11 woah

Bill Duke was a monster in this movie.

Y en realidad Arnold en ese entonces media 1.83 que son excatamente 6 pies de altura.

The funny part is that Arnold looks shorter than most of those cops 😂

Actually more realistic than most action movies. Guy was smarter than too try and take a huge guy like that on his own

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😅 LMAO

@@marcelodavidcarrizonarvaez5218 1,88☝️

О, даа !!!

staunch AF

T800 look 😂

Dah Tuh-Min-Ay-Tuh.

انها 💋햐💋♥

Lol That’s why it was much better in the 80s no high technology no iPhones iPads no social media barely cellphones LMAO 🤣 😂😂😂😂😂

@@kevinrivera6695 And no KZfaq to watch these cheesy flicks anytime I want. No thanks one time in the 80s was enough for me. Though I do miss being young and invincible!

@@dbutters3927 lol the samething could be said about this modern era only advantages to this current era is technology thats all ...majority of these movies are remakes ...reboots etc..

well done spider man

Matrix one gigantic soldier😆

​@@raymondbrereton3298 One Gigantic Mutha Fuker

I love when the stuntman rope swings off the balcony like Tarzan! That scares me every time…

Frankenstein's Monster.

He has that terminator look. Even though he is really cute in this move.

There were no Palestinians in Israel 200 years ago; Arabs began to appear in Israel after Zionist Jews began to settle there. Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol - 1848. From a letter to Zhukovsky (02/28/1850), in which Gogol describes his impressions of his pilgrimage to Palestine: Noting that in ancient times it was “possibly” a flourishing country, Gogol writes: “but now, when it is rare, rare to see five or six olive trees along the entire slope of the mountain, the color of their land is as grayish and dusty as the most the rocks of the mountains, when only a thin layer of moss and patchy patches of grass turn green in the middle of this naked, uneven field of stones, and after some five or six hours of travel you come across an Arab’s hut somewhere stuck to the mountain, more like a clay pot, a stove , an animal burrow than a human dwelling - how can you recognize the land of milk and honey in such a place? Imagine, in the midst of such desolation, Jerusalem, Bethlehem and all the eastern cities, looking like randomly stacked piles of stones and bricks; imagine the Jordan, skinny in the middle of the naked mountainous surroundings, here and there overshadowed by small willow bushes; imagine in the midst of such desolation at the feet of Jerusalem the valley of Jehoshaphat with several stones and grottoes, as if the tombs of the kings of Judah.” “Really, I don’t know what I can tell you about Palestine that would lead you to beneficial thoughts and encourage you to take up your pen and your poem with inspiration.” Mark Twain - 1867. "Simps Abroad" Palestine can rightfully be considered a queen among lands whose very appearance causes despondency. Its mountains are barren and ugly, their colors are dull. The valleys are unsightly deserts with stunted vegetation, which emanates melancholy and squalor. The Dead Sea and the Sea of Galilee sleepily numb among the deserted mountains and plains, where there is nothing to rest the eye on - there is nothing bright or striking here, there are no gentle landscapes dormant in a purple haze or dotted with the shadows of clouds floating in the sky. All cutting outlines, all lines are clear; there is no perspective here - in the distance everything is just as devoid of charm as up close. A joyless, gloomy and mournful land. However, some of its shreds and shreds must be beautiful in the bloom of spring - all the more beautiful since they are surrounded on all sides by a bare desert, which has no end or edge. I would very much like to see the banks of the Jordan in the spring, and Shechem too, and Ezdrilon, and Aijalon, and the shores of the Sea of Galilee - but even in the spring they would all seem like just toy gardens, planted far from each other in the endless desert. Palestine is a deserted and unsightly land... Palestine no longer belongs to our everyday life; prosaic world. It is given over to poetry and legends - it is a land of dreams.

​@@user-fb1dr1pv7eDont smoke crack!

-U- * YOU !

lool

priorities, man

It wouldnt have been as exciting. Forger casually walking out, whistling and passing by security guards as they went after Matrix. He gets in his car and drives away. No fun at all!

@@Legba85 but it woulda been smart =D

Because he’s the guy with the briefcase lol

Likely when he heard and saw the commotion outside the bar and the cops en masse he probably thought he was busted and they were there for him too, it’s actually a subtle commentary on the paranoid mind that inevitably comes about living as a criminal like that.

It was the 80s 😂😂 got to make it count

There many kinds of telephone booth at all the cities.

It was his stuntman but definitely a great swing!

There was nothing cheesy about it when it came out! good times!

​@@timothysmith160: Exactly. It's just a kick ass movie. Cool as comic books, bad ass

That swing set a world record at the time too. Something like longest free (no safety line) swing. The stuntman was hanging on to 2 cable loops freehand so he could let go at the end and drop onto the top of the elevator.

@@RobinDale50That is pretty intense. I know in George of the Jungle, the stuntman actually rope swings off the Bay Bridge.

RAW deal also

That’s a problem.

and they are all stupid or corrupted xd

Lol

I think is a stunt double.. kind of look at his face, dun look like Arnie

@@victortan3627 elevator swing was def stunt double and the car stunt was double too note the hair

It was either Peter Kent or Billy D. Lucas who have both doubled for Arnold. Usually stunt double is very explicitly credited.

@@vksasdgaming9472 Cool

Makes you wonder what those guys dealt with on a daily basis. This might of been normal for them

One man Army!

He was a level 197 warrior returning to the first level.

While his enemy is rite inside with his gun out but doesn’t kill him point blank

The stare he gives when he looks at the rope is like “Oh no, this is gonna be a big Tarzan swing.”

*security guards. Not cops.

Yes, they serve good donuts there.

“Friend.” 😏

Well no she didn't, but he stole her car so she wanted in.

@@ijuka Ummmm if this was logical, she would've just left it to the police to get her car back..Not stay with a potential psycho....

Got to protect his magnificent 80s hair

Sully is a total punk. Don't forget that he shot Cyrus in the back, and blamed the Warriors, back in the day!

He knows, killing Matrix on the spot can sabotage their plan to dethrone Val Verde's president.

Like a strong guy!

He sure was. Dude looked like he could wrestle a Grizzly xD

Like he also was in Predator,The terminator

That looks like a lot of fun! He’s trying to be Tarzan.