Yea, that was ... unexpected lol.

no one ever laughed as hard when he lifted the baby

I hate to say this, but I missed that. I have watch this reaction again. Thanks for pointing that out, that really made my day. I'm still laughing😃🤣

was when Sarah was beating up the guard... She said it more as a revenge thing.. 19:57 Definitely hot The way she said it 😂❤

The comment we never knew we needed to hear. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nope, the third one is better.

@@davidclough3951 Gonna have to disagree on that, this film had a better balance of its darker moments and it’s more humorous moments

@@davidclough3951 LOL

@@davidclough3951 :DDDDDDD

@1984 is now. The car chase, with all the remotely controlled vehicles and The Giant Crane Truck was worth the price of admission.

He nailed that role so much he kinda fkd his career up by being so famous from it But he made this film maybe more than Arnie he was scary

@@-M0LE I'm sure he's weeping in his T2 money and constellation prize of being in the X-Files

And he practiced running without breathing because a Terminator wouldn't need to breath.

@@-M0LE He's been in tons of films and tv shows since T2. He was recently John Cena's dad in Peacemaker, and will be seen next in 1923 with Harrison Ford. I'd say he's had an amazing career.

@@wiredtardis Don't forget Double Dragon.

"Last Action Hero" (1993) was actually the first film to eclipse the $100 million budget mark. I know because I worked on it and the press was going nuts that so much was being spent on a movie. Because of the budget alone, the film was universally panned before anyone even saw one frame of it. Just two years later, another film I worked on completely obliterated those numbers and was scorched by the press for the same reason. That was "Waterworld," which supposedly climbed up to about $240 million. It held the record until "Titanic" came along.

The Cold War was over bud, there hadn't been a genuine scare of a nuclear war for years lol

@@McKamikazeHighlander T2 was released the same year the Cold War ended. What are you on about?

@@petresko1041 Well that's definitely not the peak of the nuclear portion of the Cold War. And as a Nuclear Missile Maintenance Officer, I say the Cuban missile crisis was the peak. Since that time treaties and reductions have occurred each decade since.

Don't forget John Connor was scared from how he caught up as well

Speaking of nukes I just saw a Crimson Tide reaction somewhere. USS Alabama was the sub in that movie and some doomsday drama. I was doing a quick comparison on numbers because trying to understand what we might see as a micro star used to vaporize people and just calling it a bomb doesn't convey the idea well enough imo. Comparing the sub nuclear payload to the ones dropped in WWII made them old ones look like firecrackers. Now the numbers. The biggest dropped on Japan, 21 kt and no more city. Alabama with 475 kt X 8 X 24. Maximum eight warheads on twenty-four missiles. As zedwpd was saying there are treaties that slightly reduce the firepower but don't think about it more than look good politics that do nothing. A quick look up and in 1994 14 Ohio class, like the Alabama in that movie, were deemed sufficient for US strategic needs as ballistic missile submarines. New ones got probably 12 warheads instead of eight, treaty loss of 4 missiles a sub, but stick with the weaker Alabama for all including the treaty loss and calculate it. Just that class of nuclear sub and there goes the world maybe two and a half times over if they all launch. Add in other sub types that may have nukes, land based ICBMs, Air Force. Then the US getting Skynet bots to be damn lazy and automate Armageddon, well it's no wonder as even some people are like it's a damn waste not to use them. Even US politicians saying they will use them on us just to steal our guns. Nukes are now so big they more along the lines of the craziest deterrent you could ever imagine, like if a criminal robs your house you set the city on fire so nobody escapes.

They're in "Good Morning Vietnam" as well, right?

@@PortCharmers yes

Leslie also portrayed Sarah in the playground nightmare scene.

@@PortCharmers those twins also appear on "Gremlins 2"

Well, they did fake the metal finger extending into the other guy's head. (Couldn't resist 🤣🤪)

Fun fact 2: John's Connor foster mother (named in the movie as Janelle Voight), was played by no other than the same actress as a character of "Jenette Vasquez" from "Aliens", or "Titanic" (Irish mother): Jenette Goldstein.

That's what this movie does. Props go to writers and director

And turned Hollywood in to a cash cow

@@-M0LE, plus after all that money spent on the cash cow second, it's still a far cry off the original..........

There was actually a deleted scene from the first movie in which the factory was revealed to belong to Cyberdyne.

@@johnsensebe3153 True, but the novelization of movies are based on early versions of the script. Some things change as the script is revised later, by which point the novel is already written. In the forward to The Abyss' novelization, the author, Orson Scott Card, talks about this.

Extremely rare that a Part II is all that good let alone fantastic. Matter of fact, The Godfather Part II is the only second part that ever won Best Picture Oscar in the history of film making.

Nope. Cannot agree. First is WAY better. Was a perfect example of where more is a LOT less. A tweak in the opening narrative to explain the many goofs & a bit more danger & even some horror, maybe it would have worked. First is number one for me.

Nope t2 actually sucks

@@luyenhuynh3747 Thank you for sharing from your mom's basement.

@@luyenhuynh3747, I would not say 'sucks' but it's a nowhere NEAR as good as the original. There never really should have been a sequel. This was about making money, not storytelling..........

"What's wrong with your eyes?" "Nuthin'."

I will admit Arnold being lowered into the steel and throwing up the thumbs up always gets me

What was incredible was a true hero of the story: a young man, who wouldn't give up his friend for some cop asking questions, the one that was lying to the cop (Tim): played by Danny Cooksey. Now... that is a story ;)

It's a little weird to me because it was all over the promotional material for the movie. It's the new-ish reactors who watch the movies without seeing the trailers that are surprised.

@@nimz8521 Yeah, the marketing completely spoiled the twist for everybody back in the day. It was pretty maddening, really.

He was going to be a politician and did not want to be the bad guy anymore. This was well publicized when it came out.

Or that John's Connor foster mother is no other than "Vasquez" from Aliens...

Robert was also in Meat Loaf's excellent music video 'Objects In The Rearview Mirror', which Steinman considers the best song he'd ever written.

There was a story going around that they brought almost every actress in Hollywood in to see if they could be made up to look like Linda and never finding one. Then, one day, Linda said "Hey, you guys know I have an identical twin sister, right?" It's probably not true but it's a fun story all the same.

There is another scene on the extended version that has Sarah removing Arnold's cpu chip in front of a mirror. It was really cleverly done. It wasn't actually a mirror. Just glass.

It's sad that her twin sister died 2 two years... Can't imagine losing a sister, let alone your twin sister.

The security guard getting coffee is also apparently a twin, when his identical sneaks up behind him

@@chadjenkins4876 Indeed, they both had a part as well in Gremlins II in the lab.

I still go, he's not really gonna drive that truck off the bridge, is he? Still amazing, same with the motorcycle jump.

@@phila3884 the HD was supported by a flying wire rig that was digitally edited out in post production.

The music that plays as Sarah gets into position outside Miles house is the Terminator theme.

Sarah's realization is the most important moment in the movie and is what makes her so great. For me it's what makes her such an icon.

Lol. It looked like a normal smile for the person he was looking at, but not for him. Like putting the wrong mouth on a potato head toy.

@@jdm1066 right?

So when John said: "it's definitely you!" Was talking about the weapon or was he talking about the smile

Absolutely! MUCH prefer the first one though.....

I think Blue doesn't understand who is really in charge of the house. Maybe Demi doesn't either, because he's just a kitten. But he'll grow, and learn - and so will Blue.

I like to think that the shorts had a large image of Weird Al's face on the front, just for shock value...

Ha. Great. I always asked myself, where do I know her from? But never made the connection to Aliens.

She's also in Titanic . . . doing an (Irish?) accent.

@Oroborus she was indeed playing an Irish mother with her two young children, who sadly perished aboard the doomed liner.

And she is the detective who gets blown up on the Diving Board in Lethal Weapon 2........

"Do you really want to be a man, Vasquez?" That one? Nice catch.

Predator was tremendous for me. All those are really good though.

You forgot barbarian

@@ypey1 And you both forgot Last Action Hero. ;)

Rumor has it that Arnold's minigun prop was Blaine's "Old Painless" from the first Predator movie.

Bones?

Sarah crying over Ginger & Matt crunched me up more........

_Tron_ and _Star Trek II_ in 1982, _The Last Starfighter_ in 1984, and more had CGI effects well before this.