I thought Cameron and Cromartie from the Sarah Connor Chronicles were pretty good, but yeah definitely for the movies.

100% agree with you. Great comment!

@@sh1nyman483 Cameron was a terrible Terminator, because she made me fall in love with her.

@@MrWhiterunGuard Well, I mean infiltration is their purpose.

The TX also was good. In my opinion the TX sacrifice resistence in combat, for power. Patrick's Terminator have less attack power, but more resistence. And this maybe can be valid becose the TX is a Terminator of Terminators, she must have extreme power.

Agree

@Darren TaylorSame for me too when I saw that, but it was good to see him have that range to play that role in Sporanos.

Kuddos to the director.

100% true

Strongly agree .

When I first saw this movie in the theaters, I was terrified of his character. He did a fantastic performance. It's one of my all time favorite movies

@@rocker76m88 as it should be, he was amazing

i'd never forget his serious bad ass face

He did a great job being T1000

It was the almost childlike curiosity he displayed that got me in that movie.

don't agree with that. robert patrick is a legend in my book. loved his many other roles too. hell loved him in x files as well.

@@joec.5009 He was so great in X-Files! He's also been in a lot of great movies, over the years.,

that's sad

What do you mean? He is a certified legend off of T2!

Him and his brother (Richard Patrick) front man of the rock band Filter, are bother super underappreciated. Both achieved semi stardom but neither get their dues

he might have gotten paid for this

TheBluRayCritic yeah he seems like a cool guy

He’s very cool. I went to a screening of T2 at the Arclight in Hollywood and a theater team member who worked with him on a project invited him. He not only showed up, but brought his wife and kids. I don’t know if he was joking or not, but he said it would be the first time his preteen kids saw the movie. Super down to earth and took as many photos with fans as he could before the screening.

wish the presenter would stfu tho

well, it is the most iconic part he has ever had

Me also and no joke my older brothers friends dad looked identical T1000. We went to his house to play with his Beetle juice figurines. His dad answered the door and I shouted." IT'S THE MERCURY MANNNN!" Even now his dad still looks a like an older Robert in this video. Spitting image. Also my brother worked at the local cinema and we got cut out and huge posters for our gang hut and the Sega skull real advert. I saw it aged 6 VHS spine tingling. I thought the world was going to end 😀

It is funny that everyone watched these movies as a kid when they clearly are not made for kids to watch... AT ALL!! hahah!

The movie was realesed here in Brazil in 1993 only. hahaha. I still remember the billboards on the streets.

Same here ! He beat Arnold up !!!

they should bring him back in T3 ASS A GOOD TERMINATOR

He cracked me up in Identity Thief. And then his character in Endless Love was different from the T-1000 I grew up with.

Good guy from the first movie was the bad guy in Tombstone.

Ladder 49 he was great as well

He's cool in Cop Land.

100%

@Lairdriver yeah, walk up to the door. "are you the legal guardians of John Connor?" XD

He wanted to say hi to Wolfie

@@smithsfan425 It was Max.

@@generationxxx7965 but he didn't know that

😄😄👌

The tv show Sarah Connor Chronicles is fine.

If you like computer games give Terminator Resistance a try. It is not a perfect game and perhaps even average as a shooter but as a Terminator game it really nails the atmosphere of the Future War depicted in the flashbacks of Terminator 1 and 2. A lot of fans who played it consider it sort of the third Terminator movie or a prequel to Terminator 1 and 2, showing the War against the Machines' final days.

@@TheDutchGhost Exactly this - the continuation the series should have had, far better than any of the other attempts.

But.... I actually liked Salvation as a prequel to T1, and Dark Fate as an alternate universe makes sense if you accept the premise that AI is inevitable and some corporation is destined to inadvertently create a self-aware computer. If truly intelligent, the machines can logically conclude that Terminating humans is beneficial for other life forms on earth. Therefore, *Judgement Day is inevitable.*

Terminator Resistance matters !!

I don't think he drinks anymore. Check his Twitter. But, yea.

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@Tay Woode Heya I love both terminator 1 and 2 they both sit a over t3 that's for sure but Arnold in T1 was something else as he was something nobody believed in and wasn't explainable except reese and the way reese talked about him to Dr stating "he won't stop until you are dead and he will rip your heart out" and all that stuff and he had a blank expression all the way through the film. Arnold in T1 I think he was cool as hell in that film despite he was the villan

Yeah t 1000 was scary but Arnold in t1 for me was definitely scarier

@@CohenMore 100% no doubt about it

His (in relation to Arnold's) small frame compared to all the technological and power superiority he had compared to T-800 made everything even more unsetteling. Additionally the fact that he was portrayed as an evil cop - a man of authority which you cannot oppose with this cold, sadist kind of look. All of that only amplified the scare. And the scare comes from something terrifying which we cannot comprehend. That's why I think Robert Patrick's performance was so powerfull.

@@CohenMore Still...yeah...especially the scene at Tech-Noir. Arnold was moving there like an evil machine. And that cold, mechanical look in his eyes. That was spectacular!

There is a lot of stories in Hollywood that Robert is so easy to work with and just nice guy. I think it kind of leant him to x files to sopranos and on.

Seems like the nicest, most humble people can play the most vicious villains on screen - and Robert is an excellent example!

The idiots in charge of the sequels after T2 should have brought the T-1000 back, who knows there might have been another great sequel after T2, but they just ruined everything. T3 was Poor, and the others after T3 i don't even wanna think they even exist.

@@blackbox1024 nah. It turned out better for him to not be associated with the downfall of the franchise. The quality of writing these days would not have done the T-1000 justice.

@@blackbox1024 T-1000 was back, in Genesis.

That's how it usually is, actors who play villains are usually good people irl and those who play good guys are shitty humans.

@@knives5964You didn't see Kevin Spacey in "Swimming with Sharks" (1994) ?

Really? So he had more than form, he had speed? Patrick made the movie. No disrespect to Arnold and L.H.but he looked a lot older. I don't want my terminator going against fresh faced Patrick. James Cameron has a knack for putting somebody with killer charisma in crucial roles. Decaprio in "Titanic,""Schwarzenegger in "Terminator,"Patrick "T2," Mike Biehn "T1," Sigourney Weaver and John Paxton in "Aliens."

Changed his life..biggest best film of his career

Means a lot to lot of other people too. One of best scifi/action movies ever made

He named his daughter Austin after the name on the T-1000's uniform.

@@vladpiranha nice bit of trivia

Hell it launched his career it was his meal ticket.

Sure you met him on your way to Iraq dude, sure.

@@aarons6935 Why would you doubt it? This world is a *much* smaller place than you seem to realize.

@@aarons6935 lol

Classy guy!

@@aarons6935 that's a weird thing to mention the destination but there's really no reason to lie about it.

Same here!🤣🤣

Aren´t we all like that ? 😜

@@sofoclesmefisto Just the psychopaths ....Ted Bundy...etc

Yeah, but when he behaved like a human, it always felt...Off. As it should have.

Like an actual psychopath... but ya know... made of liquid metal that can pierce, or slice through your body with little effort.

"Wolfie is fine, John. I want you to come home."

People get Oscars today for much less than that.

i agree, he never breathes and is extremely menacing.

@Lord Megawin No, he's been in some pretty interesting stuff. Copland, X-Files, etc.

@@CapitanJusticia He was great in The Sopranos.

Great movie, my childhood

No kidding there. 1991 was also the year Disney released Beauty And The Beast and was the first animated film to be nominated for best picture of the year.

@@ianchaille997 Also they debut of the fat kid on Hey Dad...!

Is anyone else blown away at how old he got? I mean you have people like Brad Pitt who seem to age 10 years every 20 years. He looks wayyyy too old compared to how he looked for T2.

@@anthonyitaliano7316 Yeah I thought that too and figure it's probably bad genes or maybe poor lifestyle choices. Latins and Africans seem to age the best compared to caucasians (Brad Pitt is a rare exception). Any way Robert Patrick is exceptional in other ways so he's true Hollywood royalty imo.

@@anthonyitaliano7316 Not really, because I've watched several movies and tv series with Robert Patrick.

@@anthonyitaliano7316 yeah. Also Arnold also started to look very old after Governator job. But between T2 and T3 Arnie doesnt seem to have age at all.

+1000 internets for the wording of this 100% true fact!

He owns a Harley Dealership.....

A perfect infiltrator if I say so myself.

Dangerous Dave holy fuck he got old jeeze

It's almost like hes a Terminator 🤔

For real man

Very true

The way he ran after the car and the way he looked through you

Its a shame hes become a b list actor even though he portrayed one of the best villains in film history

He is also very genuine, great interview thx

Robert Patric was good as ray cash Johnny cashes dad in walk the line

That's to obvious lol I'm pretty sure 90% of the world would agree.....

T2 is one of my fave movies of all time :)

Its honestly one of the best sequels of all time... T2, The Dark Knight, Empire Strikes Back.

No...T1 is the best Terminator movie.

@@stephenbrown7545 No T2 is

I'm surprised that was even possible for him to do lol he's awesome

@@shanedaley6236 He is only 60yrs old...

@MR FREEZE-98 And before that he said the T-1000 never ran uphill, hence the "..." to show it's not one continues sentence.

@@ldorman I know but I thought I heard he had a bad knee or something so that's why I'm surprised he even tryed but it did look great

He's got a good sense of humor, lol...

agreed, so as Ed Furlong, but unfortunately both were kinda lost after Terminator 2!

@@hillncer1 Robert Patrick may not have been a "huge star" but he's had a very active career.

@@mojebi3804 including many other B graded movies also

@@mojebi3804 A pity this is the only thing people remember him from. He's a great actor.

@@Cephas I liked him in the Marine and Cop Land

Oh yeah :) He doesn't have much big roles, but this is one that gets you recognized, appreciated, and pays your bills :)

How about they do a reenactment, just for old times sake?

He "murders" a dog in the movie, but in reality, he's actually a huge dog lover, and has a few doggies.

I bet that one movie has set him up for life financially. Good on him. Decent bloke.

yeah, cuz back then actors liked to act, nowdays they do it for money. Also don't forget that he was also in the lead role in X-Files for a while (after Mulder went missing). With my severe depression, I rarely even smile, but the way he described how he hit Arnold's arm and did his impression, that actually made me laugh xD Would like to see that scene.

Robert Patrick is 6', which is almost the same as Arnold's height. Arnold's billed at 6' 2" but is generally known to be closer to 6' or 6' 1".

@@iqless7313 Arnold likely is the full on 6’2, maybe even closer to 6’3, at least in his prime.

So Robert Patrick is 3'1?

Half the height though? Naw

@@Grandmaster_Dragonborn - he always exaggerated his height. He was only ever 6 ft when younger and is 5ft 11 now.

Yes, I noticed that too. He didn’t ooze superiority like a few of the best known actors. I like how he seemed to really enjoy this nostalgic look back on this classic film and he made the interviewer feel at ease and a part of the whole process.

@@slcRN1971 He seems very down to earth humble not stuck up Legend Actors Robert is one of them for sure. The T1 Was More Dangerous Than Arnold We see it at the Cinema the Que was Gigantic to get in lucky for us We Reserved seats..

the Cinema erupted when he turned in to the floor just class.

Similar to Peter Weller.

I meet him he's an asshole lmao

Yeah, once in existence thing. nowday movies are so common and they're all the same .. so nothing beats those 80s and 90s movies anymore. I really wish I could live thru 80s America, true golden era!

Typical jew interviewer

Look if the T1000 does a autobiography, ITS A INSTANT SELL

the left will try to take it away when they eventually remake this movie with trans and gay terminators.

he was stressed when pat was "demonstrating" on him lol 😆🪓

@@lucay2222 Legend has it he's still not talking 🤔

say... that's a nice bike! do you have a photo of John? he's a good looking boy, do you mind if I keep this? no, i wouldn't worry about him - thanks for your cooperation! get off!

I met him a long time ago; he'll talk your ears off but he's a really nice guy.

Say, that’s a nice bike

​@@michaelreardon303"call to john"

Yeah, it's not like Arnold is one main guy and the rest are just a bit important or replaceable. Nope, Robert is equal, as are Linda and the kid... Edward, right :)

Without any single dialogue !

@@vishaldoiphode2785 You bet~~~

He knocked it out of the park IMO.

Almost 30 years Robert and Arnold are real old now kinda sad

Geez don't remind me.. That's the year I was born

@@crazyfox9oh wow was 21 then lol

Yep 1991----2020 try 1970----2020 even bigger gap goid films tho

The movie was realesed here in Brazil in 1993 only. hahaha. I still remember the billboards on the streets.

Yes. Although he was in sopranos and he played fbi agent doggett in the x-files.

@@h-e-acc I actually like his character on X files.

Some actors don’t want to be stars. Some would rather just focus on their craft by playing small roles.

Saying that Robert Patrick wasn't and isn't still a star.... dude has a very successful career in film and television. X-Files pretty much put him on the map and T2 made him recognizable the world around. Everyone knows who he is even if they don't know his name, they will remember him from a movie or a tv show and that says a lot about him as an actor and his career..

@Singer1234 singer yeah, also the alien series, and a whole bunch of other stuff. Guy who said he wasn't a big star was like 2 in the 90s.

Still looks better than modern cartoonish animation

@@julius43461 That is actually incorrect Some movies look so good that you actually can't tell what is cgi and what isn't It all depends on 2 factors 1. Budget 2. The animators

@@gergopiroska5749 I am yet to see one. Avatar or any of the superhero movies all look too cartoonist to me. I understand why people think it's good, but I don't like it at all. Any example where CGI is more convincing?

@@julius43461 District 9 Planet of the apes (the new trilogy) The Lion King live action remake Ex machina Annahilation I can't remember but there would be more Creating animation is not as easy as it seems It takes skill and talent to actually do something decent I'm currently learning to animate through blender

@@gergopiroska5749 Ok I did watch District 9, and that was pretty convincing, didn't watch the others. How hard it is to learn animation with blender? Is it worth it now that AI seems to be doing magic and creating whatever the hell we ask from it?

And no better action movie as well

Aliens and Blade Runner were good and were made over 30 years ago too. Yes, they can't do anything like that anymore. All they can do is shooters like John Wick. Stupid movies.

Arrival was pretty bloody great.

It's quite sad when you think about it☹ for 30+ years no one has been able to make a better, more believable sci-fi movie than one that was made in the 90s. IMO the start of CGI, was also the peak of it.

The Matrix was comparable in both sci fi and action. Some would say it's the better movie.

Agreed, I remember seeing him for the first time on screen and thinking 'he's not that scarey looking, this is gonna be a walk in the park' then they reveal his liquid rehealing abilities and I thought, 'shit just got real'!

Shit I still have dreams those things are coming for me

One of the greatest villains in movie history.

I think while Arnold is good at portraying a robot and has a menacing presence, he was never scary, he was scary in concept rather than execution. I think that's why the second ones better, Robert Patrick definitely worked better as a villain than Arnold because him being more adept at being human yet still off, made his transition to killing machine much more genuinely frightening, but I think the first film adds context to that, the Early terminators are big clunky killing machines, now they're like psychopathic shape shifting triathletes

he's liquid balls

In the re-release of Terminator 2, they digitally erased his balls.

Every one in this world will get older , so you don't need to be worry.

I now know why u cry......

“Everyone gets older” Cher: Am I a joke to you?

Maybe you wanted them to do a James Dean.

@Chris J.P. Black those who stay in shape. danny trejo is older than both of them and looks great. mayan blood keeps u young

Ryan Rinsler 😭😭😭 very humble gentleman

Lol No Because of Arnold

brazil

True

@@vanhalen4life1 Oh bullshit lets keep shit real, we all loved Arnold's performance in the first movie and he is the Terminator for ever, but wen we saw Patrick as this Bad ass T1000 getting the best of the original terminator every fucking body and I mean everybody at the theater was like OHH SHIT DID YOU SEE THAT? The overall experience was just Amazing, I think, I mean Patrick as the T1000 was the main character on T2

TheRedman790 Rotfl

so true. But money says : "I'll be back"...

🤣🤣

Absolutely!😂😂

@@SEB12578 not on Dark Fate. Bombed like the nukes in Sarah's nightmeres!

Damn that's epic as fuck

@Haircafe what on earth are you doing here ? shouldn' t you be in your mother's basement making videos about Post Finasteride Syndrome not being real

Best decision you ever made as a 10 year old 👏🏼👍🏼 I actually saw this movie with my father who took me to see the first film that night was “Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare “ then we changed theater rooms to go watch “Terminator 2 : Judgement Day” one of my favorite memories with my Dad as a 6 year old 🙌🏼

Damn, were we in the same theater?? I remember going to see "Problem Child 2" with a few friends and I wanted to watch T2....AGAIN! So I snuck out PC2 and went right into T2. I remember a few kids following me. This was in Georgia back in '91.

@@wadewilson8011 well RIP Gilbert Gottfried 04/12/2022 🙏🏼 and John Ritter 09/11/2003 🙏🏼 BOTH we’re VERY TALENTED actors 🙌🏼

sport? elaborate it please for a ESL person.

@@alexnoor7689 kind/informal/generous. word origin meaning how one handles defeat, as in a game/match of some kind

@@johnnyfiveo thanks

@@johnnyfiveo never knew the meaning of calling someone sport. Thank you!

No joking! I never imagined this guy was so awesome, funny and charming. You could be chatting with him about anything! even his characters in movies without feeling a bit intimidated that he's a huge celebrity. Super cool guy! :D

They waved at the owners...pretty sure they knew.

Nemesis They didn’t film everything. They just don’t want everyone knocking on that door asking for John Connor.

They knew, check out the vehicles in the driveway. Both cars are missing the plates and the iconic Ford emblem is carefully covered on the tailgate of that F150. 😉

hahaha

The biggest downer would be if the owner of the house never saw Terminator 2.

som overweight hispanic guy decides to play along "thats right officer whats he done now"

I hate it when good ideas comes from comments lol yet they wouldn't be able to maks

Priceless omg...

Nowadays they just put some random Mexican or Chinese dude cuz u know.. "diversity" completely forgetting to cast.

I agree 100% Casting an unknown was a brilliant move. If it had been some action star or villain-guy famous prior to T2 it would not have had the same effect. When there's an unknown playing one of the lead roles, the audience has zero preconceived notion of what to expect, and that was the perfect choice for the T-1000. He was polite, yet calculating and sly. You're not a 100% sure of what he truly is before the initial confrontation at The Galleria. Casting Billy Idol (who was the 1st choice to play the T-1000, before he got injured) would also probably not have worked as well as Robert Patrick. Robert Patrick did not get cast in T2 because he was big, he got big because he was in T2. Patrick also had the perfect look to play the T-1000. I've heard Cameron saying "Robert sort of looks like a cat" I can see what he means. Robert had sharp ears, a back slick hairstyle that looks aerodynamic, and a defined jawline. He overall looks like a fast, swift creature, that's constantly observing his environment. His ice-blue eyes also help, because it makes him look like very cold character (and it also fits the awesome nightblue look/cinematography that T2 (and many of Cameron's other movies) has) It also helps that he's significantly smaller than Arnold. He's shorter, and much slimmer. That's very deceiving at first, considering how powerful the T-1000 is. (he sort of has the same body type as Kyle Reese from the first Terminator) That also makes his running more realistic. An actor with Arnie's size would not have been as convincing as a fast runner. Robert must've been in great shape, because he looks so fast when he runs. When chasing John on his bike, it looks like he's running 60km/h (37.2 mph) (Usain Bolt's top speed is 44.7km/h (27.8 mph)). Not having an accent like Arnold also helps, because it makes him seem like a more advanced model, and it makes him seem more human at the beginning of the movie. And unlike Arnold, we never get to see his POW. Arnold has the infrared screen in both T1 and T2, the T-1000's sight remains a mystery. Like Cameron said: "If the 800 series is a kind of human Panzer tank, then the 1000 series had to be a Porsche." They nailed that part. There are few examples of such perfect casting as Robert Patrick in Terminator 2. Terminator 2 has: a perfect story, perfect characters, perfect acting, perfect casting, perfect pacing, perfect music, perfect special effects, perfect cinematography, perfect stunts, perfect action sequences, a perfect balance of artistic and entertainment value, a perfect balance of emotions, and a perfect ending.

@EramSemperRecta Based on your previous comment, I'm guessing you're sarcastic with this one. I love Jackie Chan, but he would not have fit the role as the T-1000. He is too likeable, and smiles too much. He would not have been intimidating enough. Also, he was a well-known actor prior to 1991, so that would have worked against him as well.

You forgot to say please. *Takes out and uses a stamp*

you need a libary card for that. Terminator. oh fuck.

The old lady from the library: -SHHHHHHHHH! T800: -Sorry, ma'am, i'm leaving.

You forgot your overdue books....

LMFAO

I think deep down he knows, had he not made the audition for that movie, he's still be serving tables in LA

i was always sure he was as cool as his appearance , in his personality

replacing him with some asian guy in t5 was a stupid mistake

​@JohnAdamRobert's problems are actually quite common with Hollywood actors. Asides from being a heavy drinker, Robert was also a heavy smoker as well. He used to smoke at least a pack a day.

It will be 30 years this coming Summer.

And it still looks incredible.

what?? i thought its from 2001...~~~~~

Fact

@@jackywoo101 you're off by a decade. But yes, it was ahead of its time

I'd give it to him

Alan Taylor thinks someone else can play the T1000, watch Genisys... so sad...

I'd get off right away and toss him the keys!

Uh oh

Pretty ironic that Robert is now the owner of a Harley-Davidson bike dealership anyway...

Except for Arnold Schwarzenegger in T1.

Maybe he was just trying to save the entire franchise, imagine if he killed John Connor, maybe the next movies wouldn't exist, lol I barely liked the third movie, maybe that aproves, just because Arnie put on his sholder the movie

No doubt man

Every other actor is trying to be Robert Patrick. But it's not possible. The T-1000 is the biggest and best bad guy period.

T1000 is better than Vader and Jaws, combined. But nobody is Nunin Singh Khannnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!!!!

That is when one should consider shite-ing themselves.

I laughed out loud

i am imagening it being spoken out by arny in the same way he said "get on the chopppaa"

@@treyhaberman Ditto haha. "It was at that moment he knew he F'ed up." LOL.

That was perfect acting!

And refusing to ruin that by joining some new lousy sequel/reboot/whatever

Why would he escape it?

@@XenomorphLV426 because Harrison Ford is a dick who cannot fathom why Han Solo is a beloved character that he helped bring to life.

@@XenomorphLV426 it's common for actors to despise a role that brought the so much recognition that no one pays attention or talks about their other performances. When everyone see robert we all think T1000 because it's an iconic performance and character. But Robert is incredibly proud of it so it's cool

@@nibiru379 Except of the Faculty, I can't say any other movie he was in. They were small roles, and soon to be forgotten. I even can't remember that he was in "The Men who stare at goats"...

🔥

ACAB

@@realcritical-kr2dd True, only good cops are the fictional ones lol.

During his younger days it would have been a sweet party outfit.

@@MLBlue30 no, all are bad. They even arrested my friends for protesting peaceful

Damn yes 🙇🏽‍♂️

I still have it on VHS and it came out before I was born. I was born in 1996. I love 70s 80s and 90s movies

Fax!

I remember watching it at the cinema and it blew my mind as a boy!

Same here. I keep trying to rap my head around that the early 90's were 30 years ago. God almighty.

Yea I actually loved Agent Doggett.

He was awesome in The Unit as well.

I remember there was one episode in which Doggett channeled his inner T-1000 and chased down a car going at decent speed

@@tconlon251 He was all over that car

I loved him as Doggett!

It's because back in those days actors like to do what they were doing, nowdays most actors do it for money and nothing more .. that's why.

Robert Patrick made his first starring role as T-1000 in Terminator 2 with his first role being a terrorist in a small role in Die Hard 2 in 1990. He enjoyed the playing T-1000 and was happy to get the role as he was struggling to get work then. He went to numerous villains in films.

@@SethiozProject huh? They weren’t operating a charity back then. The difference now is that piracy and home theater has stripped the profitability from movies for theater viewing. Most of the creativity has moved to streaming services because that is where people are paying for content. Plenty of actors love their work when they can get it.

his enthusiasm reminds me of bruce campbell

@@SethiozProject Harrison Ford and Alex Guinness of Star Wars would like a word with you...