Game Over

Secret ending like on far cry's games

RiggsBF hilarious!!!

Yep he would have won, but instead he was impatient. Rookie cyborg mistake.

Haha lmao!!!

it's not scary at all it just looked badass

That's why the last one was garbage, this thing was built to kill, not to become god-damned uncle Carl working on furniture.

@@ionutionut2311 you mean drapes?

Hahahaha true.

A horror massacre scene

damn that’s true i never thought of it that way

What is funny is that during Reese's interrogation, this dude stood there smoking a cigarette thinking " ,Who is this whack job? ".

Wow, I never thought of that!

How ironic ?

😂😂 I always said that

LOL

Not to mention the fact that amazing penmanship still exists.

Cool Story! Thanks for sharing

Yep it was awesome at that time so true.

Still cool now

I want all my money n yall r gonnabe in serious trouble

It's cool in 2022. Timeless piece.

Their a learning computer m8

Both get same results

The big difference is because of the Software Update. :D T-800 => OS version 1.0 = Basic communications features. Ignores emotional, facial, and body language. T-1000 => OS version 2.0 = Upgraded communications features. Considers emotional, facial, and body language.

Its an older version. When this T-800 is destroyed, its technology is reverse engineered and when skynet has this technology as current, researches to make a better model in the future.

@@tigereyewong9757 T-800 also were set to read only so they couldn't learn anything, once it was switched to write or finished the mission they would learn how to be human

“Only in a rerun.” 😊

I learned recently that he wanted to say I will be back, so as to sound more as a cybernetic organism would sound. James Cameron said no. Can't argue with James. 😅

RIP, innocent blue heroes. Thank you for serving our community, protecting us. You guys will be eternally remembered.

@@garagelife9193 "thank you for cooperation"

​@@konstantinkoverchenko9587"I'll be back, Bennett!!" "John! I'll be ready, John!"

And the music too!

t1, rated r😋 for adults.😳😤🤘 t2, rated pg-13, lame af,🙄 for kids🥱😴🙋‍♂fx was the best part😁✌😎

The Terminator Horror, Sci-fi Action Terminator 2 Judgment Day Dark, Sci-fi Action

I've seen T2 umpteen times and only just realised the T1000 has 4 arms when flying the helicopter!

There are only 2 Terminators

YEARGH!!! ✌😎👍

If you watch the interrogation of Reese with Silverman, you can see how Traxler 'sort of' believes him; the way he tells Ed to shut up, his curiousness in Kyle's story. Great acting. Little nuances that hint he may actually think it's true.

@@stevencoates3382 It's not that he necessarily believes Kyle. But he knows he's not lying.

@Valo So Ouais, la fin avec la vieille Sarah est définitivement ce qui aurait dû arriver pour arrêter toutes les suites merdiques que nous avions.

@@TheFacelessStoryMaker prefer the original ending as it fits the film more and leaves the audience feeling unsure like the characters would be.

Wouldn't give up the 80's for nothing

💜🇷🇺🦅

@@leemehan Black leather rules in the eighties! Yea! It also rules nowadays! Yep.

The youth nowadays loves to watch it, too! This movie is for the youth of the new generation!

Sir I’m jealous.

The terminator resists the recoil from his guns. He's strong and capable of weilding MUCH more powerful weapons like plasma rifles.

Mission failed, we'll get'em next time

and back into T3

@@carlosandresmosquera82 I forgotten about him in T3, was he instituitionalized?

@@yogi9631 he is in the cemetery and sees the terminator and runs away

@@carlosandresmosquera82 🤣🤣🤣😎😎👍

To the best of my knowledge Earl Boen (aka Silberman) and Arnie are the only 2 actors to star in all 3 movies of the original trilogy

Deleted scene the terminator see's his body and does the "double tap" :/

Yeah, but the building was on fire....

Knocked him out by shoulder barging him in the arm then kneeing him in the stomach?

@@bacilluscereus1299 - I've played it back a few times and it doesn't look like it. In fact, he's still conscious after the first shoulder barge which is the only time he could have hit his head and it's the knee to the stomach that "knocks him out"... movies are always showing people being knocked out easily though as it helps the plot to have someone incapacitated but not killed by one of the good guys.

If you think about it tho he fucking gets obliterated in 2

I was 5.

That beautiful moment where they let kids see r rated movies.

@@patricioperez7323 you gotta love it.

6??? Jesus lol my son is 8 I kinda wanna show him Terminator 2 it's my fav of the series and on Netflix right now but idk lol

God bless all of you people

Yeah really cool

Same here on a daily basis

Arnold is one who can make a shootout scene look both badass and intense

Yep. Terrifying

It's such a good movie. The genius of Austrian bodybuilder Schwarzenegger was his realization that he could crush this role and become a Hollywood legend. Arnold convinced Cameron that he would crush it. Casting Arnold was quite a risk at the time. But it just works PERFECTLY for some reason, on the big screen. I watch this scene, the bank shootout in Heat, and the D day scene in private ryan, all the time (Honorable mention for the first encounter scene with the T1000 at the Glendale Galleria Mall in T2)

I always found that sort of creepy the way that Dr Silverman did not believe Kyle Reese about the Terminator and then he walked right by him and did not even know it.

Iron Phoenix i totally agree

He lived only to get his arm broken with a night stick.

He always leaves before things get wild. It happened in 3 Terminator films

Lol ya

1. It was more serious. 2. Arnold was less self-aware, didn't realize this was a big money franchise in the making. 3. It wasn't made with sequels in mind. 4. Not really any CGI to speak of, no weird shape-shifting robots. That's what I didn't like about Terminator 2.

​@@dickriggles942you didn't like shape shifting robots? lol wow what a rare take. but to be fair it is a sequel - with a bigger budget, no less. sequels always attempt to one-up their predecessors in some way or another

@@MoonDevoured Jim Cameron was just experimenting with CGI when he made T2. He used it in The Abyss and improved on it in T2. He didn't really want to do a T3 because he cares more about experimentation.

@@MoonDevoured how realistic do you think is the shapeshifting, come on lol

And in T4 John Connor takes out a few Terminators with just an assault rifle in the first 15 minutes.

Love that part too. However, the scene is ruined moments later, when Arnie grimaces when he get shot. A machine would not grimace as if he is in pain.

​@@RexBanner_ i agree, though in T2 he says "the data could be interpreted as pain" after having sustained bullet wounds.

​@@RexBanner_but I think it's done on purpose check 2:52 when he gets shot again, it's more like its just the force of the bullets making him move than a reaction to pain. He does it many times in Terminator 1.

"I'll be back"

Agreed! A Police Precinct would seem like the safest place next to a Military Base.

@@travisdonaldstanley6420 lol yeah i always laugh when he says'' there are 30 cops in this building'' im like Not Anymore lol

@@blackticalmayhem8461 What a great survival horror movie

@@travisdonaldstanley6420 absolutely!

Dude... Not a nice thing to say to the cops! The gun is a Spas, not a Spaz. 😉

@@bojanivanisevic1072 someone knows Italian shotguns haha

Mr. Anz a machine using Italian shotgun

Mr. Anz That’s just because blanks don’t have recoil.

@@Skrenja that's because "in the movie" he's a machine, and has superior strength

Movie magic ..

​@MAte925 dude don't be a culture war nonsense

@@vidmasterK1 no !I stand by what i said!

I'd say the scene where he also takes on a shit load of cops, but doesn't kill a single one of them. The sound of the Grenade Launcher being reloaded still makes me cream to this day.

I'D RATHER WASH MY OWN CAR Great scene no doubt. The lighting, music and pace was brilliant. But not sure imho it matched the police station shootout which was so kick ass.

Agree strongly . This is a scene that will go down in history as one of if not thee best shootouts of all time

What made the police station shootout so good was that for 1 Arny was unbelievable at holding guns with them arms of his , one arms firing of machine guns and shot guns lool plus it was more bad ass at how he got out the car and barged through the station and just went straight unstoppable hitman mode . James Cameron was masterful with his directing of the shootout down to the last expression on officers faces . Arny looked so bad ass in the shades and leather jacket , ultimate hitman mode . Number 1 allllllllp day long .

They are fundementally different anyway, the first movie is basically a sci-fi horror movie, the second is a action thriller.

cyborg

Bs

@@slayerdude18 why is everyone calling the t-800 a cyborg, he’s no more of a cyborg than if someone was to wrap a roomba in human skin, by calling him a cyborg you’re implying that he was a human to start off with

Except when they mess up the sounds of the gun at 1:14, 1:16, 1:25

@@killercroc6474 it is... a damn cyborg metal endoskeleton with living human tissue..... you really need to do your research

Yup

Deadeye

Computers process faster than humans. But also, the terminator vision is for us, the viewer.

Oh shit, I just chalked it up to 80s production

@@vinniethegooch7830 Nope. It was intentional by James Cameron. He sees in slow motion, and if you look closely, he's able to shoot some of the cops THROUGH the wall! His processor predicts where they're going to be behind the wall. He tracks and shoots through the wall. You can see it here @1:37

I was thinking customer service

@@armorpro573How about doctors?

@@Ragitsu That too

@@armorpro573Customer service or doctors? Hm...I cannot decide which is worse.

@@Ragitsu Does it matter?

That was a dummy that got taken out. Look close and you will see 😉

He was one of the best cops. First on the crime scene.

😂

I knew I recognized him... ....he always studied so hard and all I had to do was just... ...peer over....

No bearer of burdens will Bear the burden of another

At 2:03 it shows cops for a split second. play at 0×25

It's is, she was so fearless her time in the facility and she had military training , her and little John, then she sees the terminator and was terrified, cool scene

Absolutely great character building. It shows how absolutely all consuming her fear of this relentless killing machine is to the point where she goes from kicking the shit out of a bunch of hospital staff to hysterically crying on the ground and crawling away from the T-800, it's an absolutely perfect scene.

And that as she is running away she hears John Connor's voice telling her to wait. She knows the Terminator can mimic voices, so she might be thinking that John is dead

Which makes Kyle Reese even more badass than he already was its like his everyday life to fight these things

I think if he did "I will be back" the right way it wouldve been even better.

loser

Mitch Murder is da real MVP

John Smithee when your a high prestige in a low level lobby 😂

Lol your icon is hilarious and disturbing all at once 😂😨😂😱👍👍

Lmao you ain't lying

He would leave the station with bodies that have football sized holes in them. No blood just burned holes.

Just what you see, pal.

Yeah, bad enough with the t'wolff guage autoloda.

Hey just what you see her pal

@Rob R Imagine what he would do with a heat lamp. All those poor people being warmed to comfortable levels.

yesss lol shotgun...🤣

😂😂😂

And then 2 seconds later he shoots at a chick cop on the floor cause u hear her go ow

@@Defender78 "chick cop"

Yep same here

I thought this one was better than the sequel.

Arnold gave us amazing films. Conan The Barbarian, this one, Commando, Raw Deal, Predator, The Running Man, Red Heat, Total Recall, T2.

what acting?

Screw your freedom!

Jake Malinski Bandwagon statement.There are still great films that are being made and there were bad ones back then too.Being born between the classics and the moderns I don't really have nostalgia bias

Uto Resa 519 Violence Action Rated R not likely!

Jake Malinski nope. They can make sequel after sequel but they will never be as good as the first two movies

Jake Malinski Ehh hate to tell you this but its not really violence that gets a film r rated. This film would be a 12 today tbh.

Uto Resa 519 Nothing is new these days for movies they are 90% remakes lo

Probably did not know the difference between automatic and single shot sound effect

Actually these are new sound made for dvd release back in the day... Orignally it had mono sound and im not sure if these were on it but my guess weapon sounds were diffrent and later replaced in the 5.1

LMAO

The sounds were actually correct in the original release. These are the updated sounds lmao

The Chairsofter

Peppon true

No, because he's not stopping him reaching his target.

Kinda debatable since the police station went on fire later.

It's the only movie the others don't really exist

@@medinaalangabriel I mean irl people who get knocked out without serious brain damage are only unconscious for a few minutes at most, he probably woke up in time and got out.

Long live 80's movies. Greatest decade for movies ever.

You might like 'Hotline Miami - Richard (2)'. Great tune.

You mean simple. Simplistic means "crude."

The definition of 80s

@@lautarob9858 Hlmortler

It gave the entire scene life and the audience hope

In a way like Michael Meyers in Haloween 1 and 2. Stalking

People have always said this, the original is like sci-fi/horror, part 2 was action all the way. If Arnold had left it alone this movie would be looked at like holloween and other horror movies.

Well, idk, for me it wasn't scary at all. Mb the scene when Kyle had blown him up and died, but the terminator suddenly woke up

@@m.r.heppener8659 I think they drove similar cars at the beginning of both films.

Reminds me of Resident Evil 2-3 video game. Even the music and the whole tone.

Good cops in movies like this always look dumb. Good cops are never smart against a BLACK LEATHER CLADDED TERMINATOR.

No he cant

This movie was from 1984. No computers. You had to write everything down.

starwarsrebel2006 they had computers then but were very expensive then and didn’t always have every where then they used write on paper and used tell type to find out information on suspects including mugshots. Typewriters were used in police stations and a lot of places like schools then.

@@scottknode898 Yes, I remember those days. I was 17 in 1984. Most people who used computers in those days were computer engineers and technicians. We were under the impression that anyone who knew how to use a computer was highly intelligent.

I feel exactly the same. Exactly. It's the tonality, the bleakness, the pacing and Reese' story that makes it the best terminator movie ever. The low budget makes it cold and sad compared to the big budgeted, bigger brother T2.

Same here bro

Anti-ban, Wall hack god mode infinite-ammo

Pphimsec

@@GuyWithCoolAutism Anti-ban? He speaks of SP. Too much MP, I guess, huh?

Infinite health cheat activated...infinite ammo activated...weapons 3# activated...six stars wanted level activated...Enjoy

The getaway police station.

This movie was copied from Westworld starring Yul Brynner in 1973.

Depends how you perceive the first two films. 1 was the best in it’s own way as it was seen in a “horror” perspective and 2 was the best in it’s own way as it was seen in a “action” perspective. I dunno about 3, more like a copy of 2 but not any good as the first two by far. Salvation, Genisys and Dark Fate were steaming piles of crap and never should have been made. The series should have ended at 2 as that was a satisfying ending. (At least for me IMO)

I agree 😀

😂😂

So Fun!

Black Lesnar her name is Sarah Conner

LOVE FOREVER no shit Sherlock. Did you heard about sarcasm before?

Sariagh Caaw- naughrr

Anything that wasn't shot on film automatically SUCKS... 'Nuff said!

Matias Der Meister what do expect ?was 1984 low budget film.. this’s not Transformers 😞😫😞🤷‍♂️

It was too low-budget for them to _turn the headlights on?_ Low budget would justify them not shining a light on the actor playing the cop at all. It was a goof, pure and simple. They happen. No need to get riled up defending it.

there were many mistakes of this film specially in this scene..look closly the gun when arnold shoot in the ofirst office

His Life Flashing Before His Eyes

deep inside t800 didn't want this cop die so he blinked with light to his face to give him a cnahce to jump away

Strongly agree!!!!!!!

at the police station, Terminator gets shot about 50 times, including shotgun rounds and 5.56mm hits from two M16s point blank, and he hardly flinches. How come at Club Tech Noir, the Terminator gets wrecked and falls to the ground when Kyle hit's him with shot gun blasts. But then in 1991, Terminator walks through a hallway and lobby, getting shot up by dozens of cops with submachine guns, and does NOT go down. Does anyone have an idea on this?

@@Defender78 presumably, the t-800 that was sent back in time was a fresh one and had never been shot up before. so when it got shot up by kyle, it wasn't prepared and was able to get stunned. it got to used to it from then on, hence it doesn't give a shit when it gets lit up. the one in terminator 2, was already modified by john connor to be friendly, so it was most likely already battle hardened. this could all be wrong, but its the only thing that makes any real sense.

Mine are Beverly Hills cop 1& 2

I can only say this however many times I want, I'll always love The Terminator, I don't care how others feel about that.

The 80s was a bad decade in general for film, James Cameron took advantage of having supremely good taste in an era without.

Haha i think alot of videogames had samples that the sound guys robbed from movies and a few times it happened the other way around too. Golden Axe Revenge Of Death Adder burgled loads of sounds from Conan The Barbarian & Conan The Destroyer. On another note, Katie Perry's ROAR track sampled Lara Crofts scream and pulling herself up grunt sound from Tomb Raider 3 (1998). At the end of Smallville episodes after the credits rolled there was a music piece for just a few seconds that also was ransacked from Tomb Raider 3

I dont think you're being biased. Arnold definitely acts suberb because he imitates a robot. No emotion and just doing his protocol. The fact that he doesnt have many lines and almost mute in the film makes it even more scary and tense.

It was easy for him because he's a bloody awful actor!

he actually got really good as an actor over time, Last Action Hero is one of his best roles

True Lies is one of my faves great film

That good idea was stolen from Harlan Ellison. James Cameron lost in court and had to pay royalties to Ellison and gave him credit on future Terminator films.

The main plot of The Terminator isn't based on Ellison, just a lot of surrounding concepts (future soldiers fighting in the present, machine covered in living tissue, etc) A soldier protecting a young woman against a machine that wants to kill the mother of the savior of mankind, isn't what "Soldier Out of Time" or "Demon With a Glass Hand" was about

@@gc3k thanks for replying. I know the plot wasnt all that Ellison had come up with that Cameron had made, but it did bring the premise as a whole. Actually i dont disagree with your statement, but you could see Ellisons ideads would show up once more for T2 Judgement Day. It was a move Cameron couldnt avoid because he said T2 was basically a remake of the first Terminator on a multi million dollar budget, which is what he wanted in the first place. I dont blame James Cameron for "borrowing" a couple of Ellison's ideas buthe had to give credit to where it was due. He did have the John Connor/Terminator premise as his own instrument to the story, and one can say the man/machine friendship was done in other things, it did have constant theme in future films others went with. I feel bad for Harlan Ellison because throught his career he was the most ripped off writer in thr science fiction genre. From the 50s to the 1980s he was always in s court room fighting for his work, trying to get what was his back from those halfway crooks. He passed away two years ago real bitter with such paronoid hatred for his art that he requested to hos wife that all hos unfinished works be burned. RIP Mr. Ellison ✌ Sorry for the grammar lol

A terminator designed to infiltrate human resistance in post apocalyptic LA with an Austrian accent...... Still my favourite terminator movie

(i don't know if your coment was ironic) I think there are a lot of good ideas out there, but only few are well executed. Terminator is not only the plot idea, but a bunch of things that together, made a great movie. This is my opinion, of course :P

Aiden Warren It was shot on 35mm film so...

So, what difference does it make?

Kamil Kumin 35mm film doesn’t really have a “resolution” in the traditional sense. It is a timeless look. You can scan old film to be super high resolution if needed. Cinema cameras on big productions have been pretty damn good for decades.

wow, that is really fast answer. thanks a lot man

It's really cool that this movie promoted new privacy laws, but it's not the only movie to promote new laws at the federal level. Other examples include: Jesse James (1939), The Snake Pit (1948), Victim (1961), & The Driller Killer (1979).

Eye removing scene

@@CraftyFatty Hardly comparable to a death like that

hahahahah nice bro. 😀

Well they fucked up the audio mix for the DVD special edition version back in early 2000's and they haven't fixed it for the later releases, instead been using just that version. That's how badly they have been treating this movie. It would be correct to have original sound effects, mixed into modern audio mix, and of course, in 4K.

Yo,daddy

how did people react when they first saw this in theatres?

They really should have left that in.

And the pistol Reece has afterwards.

I was born in 1988 does that count? Lol