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Omg, dude, what'd you just do to my brain! I was just opening, it just loaded the ui, I see this comment, expecting a comment. And as I read, 3 scenes in 2 movies, plus the artwork onscreen, frame by frame went through my brain all gave me like some weird 80's flashback. I think I just shorted out a sec. Lol

*THANK YOU FOR QUOTING IT CORRECTLY*

@@davidsirmons No no, lol, that's a given. Gimme my highlight back lolol

Rofl, thx man lololol

I just wish we got a Terminator Future War movie. There was so much daylight in terminator salvation, that it wasn't a scary depiction of the future

"Come with me if you want to F&%$....this unit charges by the hour....slide card payments in the rear..."

It's too bad that John and Sarah ended up creating their own worst nightmare, Skynet.

can you say what is this song?

​@@happywolf732police station escape theme

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Don't worry. It'll never happen. AI will always behave like any program and follow the instructions of its code. If this ever did happen, it would be because it was intentionally scripted to do so

​@@du4lstrik3who knows, would be an error, when it start rewrite it's own code to spread like a virus?

@@MrIgorKuznetsov that's not how it works.

​@@MrIgorKuznetsov I would be more scared about the absence of technology. IE a massive solar storm destroys the power grid!

Technically this song came from the first movie

I think we need Terminator 2 because it establishes why the final version of Skynet was created. After the breach of the lab, Cyberdyne becomes a Strategic Defense network as a direct result of Sarah, John and the T800 destroying that facility, leading to further advancement in security systems to ensure something like that incident never happens again. Not to mention it shows Sarah training John like Kyle said in T1 and it was John's first real experience dealing with an advanced threat, preparing him for the war.

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS I meant overall "cinemishness" of later terminators. Skeletons going into an offensive ... In T-1 the war was made by effective war-machines: all kinds of flying and driving autonomous devices with multiple "eyes" in front and behind. The human looking cyborgs were made not to fight in a direct battle, but to infiltrate and tear everyone up from the inside out. This T-800 was the absolute top-notch latest cyborg, undistinguishable from a human visually, how Kyle said. Kyle explained, that the war was made by an obscure Computer-defense network, AI of a sort. These things have emotions of a pocket calculator, they are not alive. It could have been just a mistake in programmation which programmed the computers to think that they must protect themselves, and not them "becoming self-conscient". It was ambiguous and obscure. Which perfectly shown in T-800 from the T-1: this thing is not alive, it is a battle-robot, a tool. The later Skynet in the form of a woman face of Helena Bonham Carter which laughs and speaks like an alive human, OMG WTF is this shit? 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ T-2 was fantastically made: actors played epically, the topics are great, philosophical questions, the idea that they can CHANGE the future by destroying the developping Skynet. But the whole idea that Computers, few minutes before their final defeat, manage as a last ditch send not one but TWO robots, in different times (why not both in the same?!) is kinda funny to me. It was explained that this time-machine was something the Computers just finished, and sending a T-800 was a very last ditch effort. The Computers probably did run out of Terminators all together. If they had the whole park of T-800, why not to send a squad of them? Pffff, shortly...Only T-1 makes sense to me. T-2 was an amazing movie, greatly filmed, great actors, very interesting scenario, just awesome. But logically to me only T-1 makes sense and is perfect.

@@andreilukyanov4286 I actually have a theory or idea that would connect Terminator 2 to the Future War and tie it back to Terminator 1. If you really think about it, Skynet was originally supposed to be nothing more than a neural net processor, it wasn't really a strategic defense network when Dyson was working on it. The thing I dont think a lot of people fail to realize is that if a facility like Cyberdyne would be destroyed in real life the way it was destroyed in T2 the company would take extreme measures to ensure something like that would never happen again. They saw the failure in human security, so if they were to continue cybernetic research they would put all of their focus on developing defense networks for research and military facilities, as a direct result of that lab breach, setting the stage for the real creation of the final version of Skynet that actually caused Judgement Day. In T2 there is a scene where Dyson has to give the hand to materials team to run another series of tests on it, so there must have been backup files of the Cyberdyne research, maybe in a military facility in Colorado? Hint hint. Regardless, the T-800 when referencing Dyson as the creator of the new neural net processor is referring to the fact that the new system was named after him in honor of his death, The Dyson system, and those are the files the T-800 is working off of, he doesnt know what happens to Dyson because his death would most likely be covered up as an accident/ Its very likely whoever took up Dysons work (Pepsi guy in T2) most likely would not have the same pure intentions as Dyson. This also explains why Skynet took so long to develop Terminators, if they knew the Terminator hand was their creation they should have focused on creating that and not on all the HK Tanks and Drones that would be developed for security defense grids, but they didnt because that hand was destroyed. This means T2 serves as an origin story for not just Skynet, but it also explains why John does become this great military leader, he knows that the weight of the world was on his shoulders, but in a sense what he did to the Cyberdyne facility in T2 being a direct cause of Judgement Day, it would not only leave him with immense guilt, but it would also leave him with an intense sense of responsibility for the deaths during Judgement Day and his resolve to destroy Skynet would be 100 times stronger,. He now has an internal reason to destroy the machines because he was not only the savior of humanity, but also its destroyer, but only he knows that this is the case. It still plays into the idea that are fate is not set, but our reaction to fate is. John and Sarah choose violence, death and destruction in an attempt to alter fate, but in the end all that did was to serve as the catalyst that created that same death, violence and destruction during Judgement Day. Look at the deleted scene where Reese sees Sarah in the mental hospital, there is a really eerie moment where Reese has a look of realization and then leaves and says "there isn't much time left in the world Sarah". With this new context you realize that is the realization that Sarah and John will be solidifying there fate by the actions they are about to take. Its very unsettling when you think about it. This now re-frames the narrative and adds an extra layer, but it also lines up with how Reese describes Sarah Conner, "taught him how to fight, prepare him for the war since he was a kid" ect we see this in Terminator 2. It is now a closed loop again because Judgement day still happens on August 31 1997. Sorry that was a lot of info but I just have this script ive been working on for a Terminator Future War movie, there is 1 more story that needs to be told and set in this universe to solidify the trilogy as a cohesive narrative. So hopefully my test concept fan film ill be releasing in a few months called Terminator Neon Storm (set in Colorado following the origins of the team that will one day destroy the defense grid) maybe after that proof of concept is finished I can share the full script with whoever is developing Terminator 7, hopefully James Cameron. Although with school taking up a lot of time its been difficult shooting and setting up the miniatures ect.

All the drivel that was churned out after T2 and that's the one you have issue with? 😂. Salvation is ok but the rest are terrible. T1 and T2 are masterpieces.

​@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS That, was utterly brilliant to read. I love it. Im 44, and a fan of The Terminator since I saw snippets of it in a friends house in 1990. Captivated my mind for life. I love reading thoughts and analysis like yours over fantastic, fascinating reworks of the film's music and mood. Thank You. 👍👍

I think the horror vibe of the first one was unmatched. Truly frightening.

Agreed, everything about T1 is a masterpiece.

Wash day tomorrow Nothing clean right?

You'll be seeing that soon ;)

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same....Police station from T1......

Fallout says war never changes, Metal gear says war is always changing. Both are right.

"War doesn't exist. Because war is never external. War always begins internally before it ever reaches the battlefield. Chaos always starts inwardly before it ever manifests outward. Our war is inside of us. It only shows itself when we are all too tired of keeping it inside. For what is war but internal chaos organized outwardly?" - John Conner: Terminator Apocalypse of War (2029)

Well before I do that I have to finish a Terminator Future War fan film. Really this project is in hopes that I can present a Future War script to James Cameron so the movie can come out in 2029.

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS Are you serious? If you are that's amazing. It's already better than the fourth Terminator movie, which was the worst thing I've ever seen. LOL

​@@martini1179excuse you, but Terminator Salvation wasn't even a bad movie. Get a fucking grip.

Man! I love that video game. I still have it.

@@user-yr7pi3gi2y Cool. Keep it, it'll be even more collectible in the future 😉

The blood of Jesus is the only way to find TRUE freedom. To find that freedom we had in eternity before the fall.

I'm making a Terminator Future War fan film with practical effects and models. I'll be releasing it on my channel soon so stay tuned

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS YES THANK YOU! 🙏

You mean Terminator Salvation?

@@MisterSkizzelsMeh.

@@MisterSkizzels Salvation does not have the right aesthetic, it looks like every other nuclear dystopian wasteland. James Cameron had a very specific vision about what the Future War looks like. Salvation is way too polished.

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I have to talk to a bunch of higher ups. But hopefully if you ever see a Terminator Apocalypse of War movie you'll know your comment helped sway that decision!

Also, don't forget to accept Jesus as your savior! He gives us life and is more powerful than any machine!

Yessir! 💪

Turn that mush, into *MUSCLE* !!

Also, dont forget to accept Jesus as your savior! A relationship with him gives you life!

Remember to accept Jesus as your savior! He gives us life!

Even John Conner needs a savior! And that savior is Jesus!

Awesome! Keep up the good work man! Who knows maybe one day you'll get to work on concept art for a Terminator Future War movie!

The last track is in the description, it was made by DJJesp. I slowed it down and edited it to make it sound more in line with the rest of the tracks in the video.

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS thank you man, nicely done and with great taste! 👏🏼

Брэд Файдел почти оригинал 😊

Ill be releasing a Terminator Future War fan film on my channel, stay tuned!

Glad you like it. I made that track myself!

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS Wonderful! 👍

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS Could you release it? :)

I agree with you 👍👍 this is my favorite part btw

Come out ye black and tans

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS Hahaha 😆

Nah. Matrix is too gnostic for my liking. With Terminator the Biblical elements are somewhat more in line with my faith in Jesus as my personal savior.

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS OK. It was just a suggestion. Keep up the good work 👏

CyberWalker: Reese dreams of the Future War, I slowed it down a bit to match the rest of the songs on this playlist.

Thanks@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS

Sure. I'll post links to all the songs used.

@@ECLECTRIC_EDITS can you give me a song name at 6:40 . Love your works

Accept Jesus as your Savior! Being closer to Jesus helps reconnect you with God! He Jesus gives us life! Even John Conner needs a savior, and that savior is Jesus!