We can't wait for T2 next week! And for many more Arnold Films!! Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) can be found here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aZqfebqFztXZkXk.html Thank you everyone for the support! Always feel welcome to leave movie suggestions for any type of movie!

There is only Terminator 1 and 2. There are no others.

When Reese tells Sarah about the photo, and says he always wondered what she was thinking about when the picture was taken.... and then at the end you find out that she was thinking of him, telling their unborn son about his father. So that adds a whole other layer to the photo plotline. I've always thought that was a really genius bit of writing.

One of my favorite things about this movie is that it probably has the only "Man and woman in terrible danger take time out to have sex" scene in movie history that's actually important to the story.

There’s one thing that gets me every time. Kyle said he always wondered what Sarah was thinking about when the photo was taken. She was thinking about him. That’s so romantic but sad.

One of the best sci-fi/thriller ever made. A true classic.

Arnold’s performance as the Terminator is really undersold. Yeah, most of the time he isn’t lauded for acting ability (I do think he grew as an actor over time...not much range obviously but actually pretty charismatic), but it’s not nothing to believably depict a machine. He’s genuinely frightening in this-you believe he’s The Terminator. It’s in the physicality and the “deadness” in his eyes.

Nearly 40 years later and it still holds up.

My favorite line in the movie is when Kyle tells her "It does not feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, EVER, until you are dead!" That line is delivered so perfectly. Gets you right in the feels.

Kyle Reese played by Michael Biehn was also Hicks in Aliens.

'Why was she excited to show her that?' "I dunno. It was the 80s.' Schmitt gets it. xD

"The 80s are just killin' it" My dear Samantha, you've only just begun scraping the surface of the magnificent treasure trove that were the 80s. I really enjoy both your reactions. They're somewhat understated whilst remaining genuine and often insightful.

6:28 "Anything else?" "Phased Plasma Rifle in a 40 Watt range". "Hey, just what you see, pal". "Da Uzzzi nine millimiddaa."

There is definitely a window from the late 70's to the mid 90's that has some insanely good movies.

Weird fact: The boyfriend who stands up Sarah over her answering machine is voiced by James Cameron, who would go on to marry Linda Hamilton.

Samantha's reaction to the gun store owner getting shot and the realisation that Arnie is the bad guy in this film was just so genuine! It's funny because when this movie was released, Arnold had only one big film under his belt with Conan the Barbarian and was not known for "always being the hero." So it wasn't so much of a surprise for audiences in 1984 that Arnold was the villain. The real tension came from Reese as he follows/stalks Sarah and is somewhat mimicking the Terminator's actions (gathering weapons, looking through the phone book) and you're left guessing if he is there to kill her as well until the shootout in the nightclub. Love your reaction videos! Can't wait to see you two react to Terminator 2!

The most important thing is that when that photograph of Sarah was taken she was thinking of Kyle, and in the future he would fall in love with Sarah looking at her in that photo imagining what Sarah would be thinking when that photo was taken. This was the most romantic thing James Cameron did in his career, far above the honeyed and pompous TITANIC

3 actors from Aliens are in this film Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton, and Michael Bein

Terminator was one of the first low budget blockbusters.

You know you are old when you find out there are whole channels about reacting to movies seen for the frist time while you saw them in the cinema on relase

I can't wait for you to watch Terminator 2. It is a masterpiece.

"How many Terminators are there?" Two, only two.

*:FUN FACT* Originally Lance Hendricks was almost cast as THE TERMINATOR. In the Original Script of the film, The Terminator was supposed to be something of a cypher, or a chameleon an entity that was suppose to hide amongst other humans and Lance was perfect for the part, plus he was portraying a cop which was almost to perfect until he met Arnold Schwarzenegger......... later on in the SEQUEL *TERMINATOR 2 JUDGEMENT DAY* Cameron went back to that original concept with the arrival of the T-1000

11:17 Well, under normal circumstances that would be reasonable advice. On the whole, the cops in this movie are shown to be competent. They quickly realize that something is up and do everything they can to protect Sarah. Their only problem is that they don't know, can't know what they're really dealing with.

The scene where the Terminator comes out of the fire was the founding vision of the movie; it came in a nightmare James Cameron had from food poisoning he contracted in Italy after being booted off "Piranha 2: The Spawning".

OJ Simpson was almost cast as the title character, but James Cameron said that he was too much of a nice guy to play the role of a ruthless killer, but in 1994, the infamous murder of his wife and her friend happened. That's...a different story.

the guy who sold guns is actor Dick Miller, he often had cameo roles in horror movies and almost always dies, he was in gremlins too

The limp that Sarah had while running from the Terminator at the end of the movie was genuine. She had broken her ankle earlier (not sure if in the movie or elsewhere) and it hadn't fully healed yet.

“The phones have betrayed her this whole movie.” What an amazing observation!

"The phones have absolutely betrayed her this whole movie." Yet another way this movie plays on the theme of technology becoming the ultimate destroyer of mankind. This was a common theme of the '80's, with technology growing at an almost exponential rate. Fast forward to 2021 and now we know these fears[WERE WRONG. THERE IS NOTHING TO FEAR FROM TECHNOLOGY. END TRANSMISSION 644928.]

"Arnold is the hero" *those who've seen the movie* "I have some bad news...." XD

First film that Arnold used the catch phrase: “I’ll be back.”

Kyle tells Sarah that in the photo he had, she looked a little sad and wondered what she was thinking about in that moment. She was thinking of him.

As much as I love T2, I loooooove the grit Terminator 1 has. It's just a badass movie and I'm happy you two enjoyed it!

Arnold had already been seen in a number of movies before this: Hercules in New York, The Villain; Conan The Barbarian and Conan The Destroyer. But this was the movie that really launched his career as an actor, and in 1984 this movie was considered the most violent movie ever made due to the police station being taken out by him.

Its funny that OJ Simpson was nearly cast to play the terminator but they turned him down saying he didn't look enough like a killer. lol

Ginger's boyfriend Matt was played by Rick Rossovich who went on to be in Top Gun a couple years later as Slider.

The Running Man is one of my favorite Arnold movies a must watch for sure!

“I’ll be back,” Greatest line ever😆😆😆😆😁😁 my favorite part in this movie 😆

I love Samantha's guess about the plot of the movie. It's such a reasonable guess yet so wonderfully wrong. Made me excited to watch her reaction to how the story unfolds.

James Cameron likes working with the same actors. Michael Biehn played Reese in terminator, hicks in Aliens, and the crazy Seal in the Abyss. Lance Henrickson plays a police detective in terminator and Bishop in aliens. The actress who plays Vasquez in Aliens is also John Connors stepmother in Terminator 2 and a passenger on the Titanic. Bill Paxton is in Terminator, Titanic, and True Lies.

Fun fact : Lance Henriksen (aka Bishop from Aliens) was originally intended for the terminator role

LOL "It was the 80's" I'll be honest I love how all the questions from that time are answered with "It was the 80's" I was born in the early 80's and remember a bit of that time so its extra funny.

Fun Fact: The sound effect for Arnold's .45 Longslide is from the remastered DVD version. The original theatrical and VHS versions used the same sound effect as Dirty Harry's .44 Magnum.

The Running Man is a great and underrated movie. Who would've thought that when I was a kid watching these movies when they came out, thinking they were cheesy, we'd of actually peaked! I remember thinking "wow, if they're this good now, how great will they be in the future." Oh, how wrong and naive I was. 😂

I feel like Kyle must have known his mission would be a success because if it wasn't, there would be no John Connor in the future to send Kyle back. Time travel is weird.

oh man, still always get excited when someone experiences terminator von and tew for the first time : D

Another James Cameron/Arnold collab, True Lies, is so great. Seriously fun and underrated. Would love to see you guys react to that sometime.

"Uncommon Valor" is an iconic 80's movie that I never see anyone suggesting to KZfaq reactors. It was part of the wave of action movies that came out when the American public's attitude towards its Vietnam vets did a 180 after realizing it was wrong to treat vets as the scum of the earth.

Arnold is one of my all-time heroes. I've met him and am looking at my signed Terminator poster. Thank you guys for going down this road. BTW, the first two Terminator films, as well as Aliens, are all James Cameron films. He loves to work with many of the same actors. Please be sure to watch the Special Edition of T2. It adds a lot of meaningful content. And don't go beyond that. The sequels aren't worth investing in, considering there are so many more good movies to get to. And yes, the 80's movies were tremendous.

Kyle wonders what Sarah was thinking in that photo. She was thinking about him!

no slowmotion, no cgi, a lot of talent

The whole idea of Reese as a character, a fearless human from a war-torn apocalyptic future, is so badass. Him taking on the Terminator head on even more so. The plot and backstory of the Terminator world is definitely a big reason it's been so well admired for so long.

To this day it's still one of the few films to receive a 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. T2 is great but this was very unique and it made Arnold a huge star. Coincidentally, he refused to do it at first, not wanting to play a bad guy for his image, but his agent talked him into it and a legend was born.

The love story is so well crafted too "John gave me a picture of you. You were young, like you are now. I memorized every line. You seemed a little sad.... I always used to wonder what you were thinking." we find out at the end exactly what was on her mind. Just wonderful story telling.

Fun fact: They included The Terminator with Arnold appearance in the last Mortal Kombat

I've always loved the beautiful tragic love story of this movie. Kyle Reese talks about that picture of her, said John gave it to him. Said she looked sad in it, and he always wondered what she was thinking in that moment. Then we see it get taken, as she was narrating her tapes for John. She was thinking of him,. Fun trivia about this movie. The cop mentions that there are 30 cops in the building. If you count the number of times the Terminator opens fire in that scene, both on camera, and times we hear gun fire in the distance, the number comes to 30.

Bill Paxton managed to get killed by the Terminator, the Xenomorph AND the Predator!

"Why was she excited to show her that?" Wouldn't you be if you just saw on the news that someone was killed with the same name as your coworker? Best. Leo.

"I don't know. It was the 80's." 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Last action hero is so underated! Also kinderkarten cop is really nice and is his favorite movie.

One of my all time favorite action movies!!!!

Tbh, the movie's 2029 Los Angeles doesn't look that much worse than reality's 2021 Los Angeles

Yes, I feel very lucky to have grown up in the 80’s. Can’t wait for your reaction to T2, which at the time was the most expensive movie ever made, with a budget around 100 million$!

We kids of the 80's had NO idea how lucky we were to grow up with so many great movies

What makes this movie VERY UNIQUE is that the entire movie was shot chronologically in order.......

Because of T2 I sometimes forget how GOOD the first on is. I've watched it perhaps hundreds of times and read the book at least dozen times. Still as good as back than. Man. Quality is quality.

Michael Biehn has fought Terminators, Aliens, a Mandalorian... What a badass.

"I don't know. It was the 80's" #BestQuote

You two really seem to appreciate James Cameron films, if you get the chance give The Abyss a watch. Just an incredible film but kind of a hidden Cameron gem. It's amazing, just not talked about as much as his others. You will love it! Go in blind.

Conan the Barbarian was an excellent film and it has a great soundtrack Arnold was BORN to play Conan.

"walking tank." perfect descriptor, TBR.

"I thought he was the hero." Priceless.

Excellent reaction. Watching you guys experience this film for the first time is such a kick. So a couple of BTWs: Sarah Connor is described as 19 years old in the script for Terminator, though both she and Michael Biehn were 27 when they shot the picture. Cameron and Producer Gale Anne Hurd wrote the script together, and were suppose to shoot the movie back in early 1982. But Arnold had just finished shooting Conan the Barbarian, (his first major staring role), and had a stipulation in his contract that he wouldn't star in any other sci fi or fantasy film for at least a year from the release of Conan the Barbarian. So Terminator's production was delayed and it didn't come out until 1984, which meat all the actors aged up just a bit from when they were initially cast. During filming, they didn't have a car rigged with break away glass for the scene where Arnold punches the driver's side window of a car in order to break in and steal it. So Cameron handed Arnold a small metal dumbell and told him to punch the real glass window as hard as he could, but sorta hide it, so that it looked like he hit it with his bare fist. Arnold, thinking he could injure himself started to protest, but Cameron said it was the only way to get the shot, and also to hurry up, because they didn't get a film permit to shoot at that location, and if they took too long, they could get caught and arrested. Arnold later said he considered walking off the production, but he liked Cameron, and thought the script was so good, it was worth risking harm and or arrest, so he stuck around. I find it poignant that the photo Kyle has of Sarah, which in part causes him to fall for her and to choose to volunteer to time travel to meet her, is taken at a moment when she is recording a message to her son about Kyle. So when Kyle looks at the photo, he's actually seeing her remembering him. Looking forward to Terminator 2!

"Why was she excited to show her that..?" "I dunno.. it was the '80s." As someone who was 9 when this movie came out, yes.

I have to tell you the contrast between your reactions is a RIOT!!! TBR's facial expression in reacting to something horrible happening on the screen: "Cool!!!" Samantha's facial expression: "Oh, gross!!! You gotta be kidding me!!! Get me outta here!!!" What a great team! The incongruity and the juxtaposition of the two totally contrary reactions is so entertaining I always look forward even more to the horror movies than the funny ones (you're both laughing in those). Thanks for being so fun to watch. TBR: Great the way you didn't give it away at the beginning. Watch Samantha's face when Arnold starts wasting everyone! She's a doll!

'I think Arnold is the hero....' hahahaaa love it! I watched this when I was like 8 and it gave me nightmares for years!

I love her prediction at the beginning

I can't imagine not watching The Terminator at least twice a year for my entire life.

1 of the cool, subtle things that people don't seem to notice(or @ least don't comment about) is the OGM on the answering machine about how "machines need love too"; Classic James Cameron

"And then Arnold is the, like, hero..." *evilly breaks out laughing knowing what's coming* Loved it. Granted, probably 99% of the time she would've been right.

if your like micheal bien as a actor, try watching the movie "Abyss" he's really good in that movie and the movie is super cool too.

Bill Paxton and Lance Henrikson are to my knowledge the only three actors killed by A Terminator, an Alien, and the Predator. Also, there was a deleted scene where Lt. Traxler gives Reese his pistol and tells him to take care of Sarah. He may not have 100% believed his story at first but at the end. He saw what the Terminator can do.

The most romantic detail in the movie is that the picture of Sarah given to Kyle by John Connor which causes Kyle to fall in love with her captures a moment where she's remembering Kyle and the love they shared. He cherished an image of a frozen moment where she was thinking of him. Beautiful detail.

Looking forward to you guys reacting to Terminator 2, truly one of the greatest action movies ever!

T1 was a fairly common low budget sci-fi movie for the 1980s. T2 is one of the best sci-fi movies of all time AND one of the best movies of the 1990s. T2 has peak top-notch practical effects. T2 is the dawn of CGI and still looks great.

ok the reason the waitress wanted to show her the news info, is because it involved her name "Sarah Conner" now The TERMINATOR doesn't have any positive record of who Sarah Conner is. It only knew the name, when and where "Sarah Conner" could be located........

I saw this one for the first time with my mother, in the theater. She had already seen it with her mother, and she knew I would like it. I remember telling her how uncomfortable the love scene was with my mother sitting next to me. She said "I know." LOL :D

"I think Arnolds gonna be like, the hero???" I laughed at that one. And, Arnold got $75.000 for this flick.

Don't know if I can wait a week for T2!!!!!

I saw this at a late night showing in NYC on a business trip. Before this nobody had really heard of James Cameron and I think Arnold had only been in Conan and a couple of off brands. This proved “I’ll be back.” This cemented him as an Action Star.

Trippy part about Terminator is when you think about it all the events that happened in the movie have already happened at least once. The picture of Sarah that Kyle had and is taken at the end of the film proves that. But for John to be alive in the first place to send his own dad back in time (Who is younger then he is) He must of had a different father in the original timeline. Then in the future the moment time travel exists and he sends Reese back for the first time it changes who his father is and begins an endless loop.

You guys will love kindergarten cop and twins with Arnold and Danny Devito

A damned masterpiece.

"I came across time for you" probably wouldn't work for me as a pickup line, but Kyle can actually back it up!

The pawnshop gunseller guy was in Gremlins as a neighbor.

As much as i love T1, T2 is one of the greatest films and i can't wait to see the reaction next week!

Still can't process people have never seen these movies, makes me feel so old! T2 is even better and I don't suggest any other Terminator movies just my opinion

5:57: He sports beige pants, black boots, a patterned tee, and a bulky grey jacket. While he's nearly impenetrable, he can be burned and as such, his hair is shortened and his eyebrows are singed off. He then wears a leather jacket, a grey shirt, and covers up an eye wound with wide glasses.

There are so many stories where some brave hero decides to give their life to save the day and because of their sacrifice the good guys win, the survivors all cheer and everybody lives happily ever after. But the hero never gets to see that ending. They'll never know if their sacrifice actually made a difference. They'll never know if the day was really saved. In the end they just have to have faith.