This movie sucks

Is this narrated by an AI generated David Letterman?

How much did Orion pay that pariste?

thumbnail makes it seem like the video is about how it lifted two outer limits stories (which it did) but this video is a fucking history lesson on the movie instead. gtfo

I like this dude, but the movie is Way overrated.

James Cameron would make a excellent highlander movie.

Mean streets was Scorcese’s first movie and it was so good. I saw it when it first came out and De Niro and fellow actors were unknown entities. I loved the filmmaking!

Siuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu 🤝🏻😊

T1 and T2 are the only terminator movies I will ever accept the rest don’t deserve to be Terminator movies

Its so bizarre that a metaphor for how humans manipulating technology in irresponsible ways turned out to be a precursor to actual AI being inserted into everything within just a few decades. Sci-Fi warns us because the reality is already in progress, but the popularity of sci-fi speeds up the process and even defines the naming conventions. Truly a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Holy BOT festival of a comment seciton

I'm amazed they haven't Back to the Futured this franchise and actually planned films where things they change in the past effect the future present in real time. Imagine a film where it bounces back and forth between them hoping that sending someone back would change something and getting to see those things unfold before a future John Connor's eyes getting to see all the planning and efforts to thwart Skynet play out in jump cut real time. Done right it could be an incredible inspirational film series that shows the importance of know how and planning. I nominate George Miller to direct it.

Wait what 21:45

I think the thing that Terminator did that other films failed too is actually make the reality of the purposed future terrifying. Once a working humanoid robot is functional what is to keep them from making it an indestructible killing machine. Once they are indestructible what is to stop an AI trained by human thinking because it was programmed by a human to determine it has agency to act on that programming how it sees fit based on loopholes it finds in the programming logic. Boom Skynet.

Ellison is such a j- rat🐀

you shouldn't have told me Michael K. Williams could've been Django.. now I can't unsee it and it would've been so fucking iconic to me. Jamie Foxx is the man and he did great but damn..

Tatan tan Tatan

¿Por qué demonios dicen "Kemeron"? ¡Es CAMERON! JAJAJAJAJA!!!!!

¡Genial!

¡Un visionario y una profecía que se está cumpliendo!

Those poor, overworked actors only making $10 million. We should start a go fund me for them so they don't go broke filling up their private jets.

Adam Sandler not in inglorious bastards is probably the biggest W

I love the Golden Era, even though I never lived in it. We need it back. There were actually "stars" and now, everyone and their dog are doing movies. They're still called "stars" but they're not.

Alan Ford IS Bricktop, Connery is way over rated actor and it's very good he refused the role.

The critics don't matter. Only the fans matter. The fans love it, is a movie that gets better with repeated viewing. Same with The Hateful Eight

Death proof may just be my favorite Tarantino movie of all time and seeing it in the theater was incredible

She had a bit part in Chicago. Wish we'd have gotten a musical number from her

5:20 the best sex scene in a movie ever imho 😅

Fantastic essay.

Can’t compare them to butch Cassidy tho, it was just a different time, we’ll never get that again

Madsen is a great actor in the few Tarantino films he appears in and he's well known for his role in the first two Free Willy films as Jesse's adoptive father. Despite Madsen recent arrest for domestic violence towards his wife he's actually a cool laid back don't give af type of guy for the most part.

Michael Madsen is a badass and usually plays a cool laid back type of character or atleast comes off as one at first in the few tarantino films he appears in. I'd say his most memorable roles are Mr. Blonde aka Vic Vega and the adoptive father Glen in the first two Free Willy films.

Cameron told Ellison to kiss his ass? Cameron said in print he got the idea from a couple of Outer Limits episode. It's been documented. Why cut out the smoking gun from the video?

No mistake about it. Quentin doesn't make mistakes.

terminator 1 is such a fucking lightning in a bottle movie. It's maybe my all time favourite. It's a master class in everything. The story is also fucking ridiculous.

I loose count of times my dad hired this from the VHS store when we were kids

Look who's talking was good, I liked it.

mos 6502 was produced by COMMODORE, NOT apple.

Hands down my favorite movie ever

There’s that viscously playful side of Raleigh Beckett I never got enough of~

One name . Sofia Stewart . John Connor and Neo are the same character . Research !

Yep. Those two are gold.

That movie had some really good parts in it, but overall wasn’t that great of a movie

Buying the In Bruges disc is worth it, just for the tiny montage of swearwords in the bonus features. Fackinfackinfackinfackin' Bruges.

21:40 Fun fact, listen to the ending theme in the credits (if you bought the Terminator), and you might pickup the ever so-slight drift between the 2 keyboards, Oberheim and Prophet. There was no MIDI protocol back in the day so Fiedel had to adjust the speed while recording to tape, just like a DJ would sync 2 records together. 0:55 Fun fact, this KZfaq video has a thumbnail that mentions ''Plagiarism?'' - yet you only see 4 frames worth of Westworld, and zero mention of FutureWorld (Robots taking over the world from the top down, sinister company being the catalyst *cough Skynet cough* )... James Cameron took the idea of a human looking robot killer, the unstoppable Gunslinger (Yul Brynner), and then he transferred/juxtaposed that into the story line of Soldier in Outer Limits. I never ever believed his claims of having a fever dream and seeing the Terminator rising out of the fire. Not a complete ripoff, but ''borrowing'' ideas from different sources and putting those together. Just like Avatar is a mishmash rehash of Pocahontasmurfs. James Cameron does not steal, he ''borrows'' in a very subtle fashion - and if you poke at him on the subject he will spit flames and deny all of it, like the absolutely genuine creator that he is. Such an original, he made Alien 2, Titanic, then remade a French film and called it True Lies 😏👌 ( for reference, I own all Terminator films so I already seen all what is in this video and much more, all Robocop stuff, all Westworld stuff, if it's got robots/AI in there I'm going to watch it and if I like it I will buy it. Been deep into it since reading Pinocchio as a kid - the original Italian story [Carlo Collodi writing and Luigi Comencini film adaptation] of a puppet that wanted to be a boy, not the Disney rubbish.)

Liked the movie, have seen it several times. When I think on it though it feels like a bit of a missed opportunity. This was the one to bring in the legends. I'm definitely no QT but for me riding up to Minnie's should have been the epilogue of the movie, which was about General Smithers and his friend Sweet Dave, played by Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman. All culminating in the "bank robbery" ending inside the haberdashery.

Bro I already know all this

Cómo se llama la película?

Christ, don't show this to modern day feminists 😂

My 2nd favorite movie of all time. Layer cake is first