Come with me if you wanna live | Terminator Salvation [Director's Cut] 

love the look of this terminator, looks like he's been on patrol for years

One of the scariest looking terminators ever...

Ah 2018, I remember that year. It was a simpler time when the world wasn't so crazy.

Terminator Salvation has superb CGI which also captures atmosphere very well, I wish we got more of this timeline.

3:13 I just realized that the T-600 is wearing boots regardless of the fact its rubber skin has long wore off. That's actually pretty smart cause it disguises its foot prints so people would think its a person that has walked through and not a Terminator. Without boots it would leave skeletal footprints and that would be a dead give away.

RIP Anton Yelchin. He played an amazing Kyle Reese. Gone too soon.

To be honest, if you leave T1,T2,and T-salvation as stand alone movies, you end up with a nice Terminator trilogy! I appreciate this move much more, after seen the piles of Junk they came after this movie.

When this first came out, I absolutely hated it... I felt like it played way too fast and loose with the story and background and general lore of the setting, down to the fact John Connor wasn't the big resistance leader in this film that the originals made him sound like he was... But after time has passed.... and the franchise itself has been milked dry and beaten over and over like a dead horse (by its own creator no less) to a point that they've ruined the tone and story completely... I look back at salvation and realize ".. you know.. maybe I didn't like this movie because I was still bitter about how bad T3 was, and I was desperate for the familiar instead of giving any new ideas a chance.." This is actually a very good story, and there's not a single part about this movie that felt... hammy... or slapstick... it felt serious and scary like the originals, and it actually told quite a gripping and interesting story.

I like how this is a complete inversion of the Terminator formula. Instead of a guy coming back from the future and we have a guy waking up in it from the past. Marcus is basically the time traveler from every other Terminator film in reverse.

I love these old terminators. They are so bulky, unefficient, so much metal, such a cranky walk, and yet... it gives them the magic of a hardwired, gritty, anological robot.

Despite this film’s messy script, I always loved Anton Yelchin’s performance in this film. RIP Anton.

Rest In Peace Anton Yelchin. He was only 27 years old and played Kyle Reese. He died in a freak accident in his own driveway in Los Angeles in June 2016. He found himself pinned between a pillar and a fence after his car started rolling backward. It appeared that Yelchin had gotten out of the vehicle, but had not put the car into park correctly. The Los Angeles County coroner's office determined that cause of death was "blunt traumatic asphyxia."

I always loved the concept of the T-600 especially this scene seeing it in action. I saw one commenter point out that it's just human enough to be convincing at a distance but just so subtly off that it triggers that 'uncanny valley' affect that signals something is definitely not right

Got to love how the T-600's look like zombies but also that their rubber skin only works from a distance which is more than enough for them to launch an attack

1000 times better than the latest 2 trainwrecks, for me Salvation is up there just after TI & T2.

02:10 the only saving grace. Excellent scene. Loved the determination to kill. The T600 shooting off his own foot in the theater had me sold.

This movie is so underrated. I absolutely loved it. The terminator designs, Sarah's tapes, Marcus and Blair, John and Kate. There were so many elements in Salvation that fans just couldn't understand, simply because they wanted the franchise to end with the second movie.

Anton Yelchin embodied the character perfectly. RIP

Terminator been going around the city for years and still has not run out of ammo.

The sound FX in this movie is one of the best ive heard so far.

I wish another Terminator movie set in future war again.

This was a very good movie, and despite what James Cameron says-this movie is canon. This movie is more canon than the latest travesty.

After watching all Terminator movies, this is the third best one.

"Come with me if you wanna live" is the "I have a bad feeling about this" of the Terminator franchise.

Man, I really love the T-800, but I think the T-600 looks great in this movie, maybe the Terminator models in this movie are the best.

damn i love the T-600's sound design

Bale does a great job as Connor and that gun's n roses scene with the bike gave me goosebumps such a great throwback without being cheese

I love how he says if you're gonna point a gun at someone you better be ready to pull the trigger AFTER he racks a shell in lol, as if pulling the trigger would have done anything to begin with

This movie could be about two hours longer and I’d still sit through every minute of it.

It's so weird to think this is what we were doing just last year.

Man, this movie had so much damn potential.

Very impactful scene. The best portrayal of terminator in era we all fantasized.

So Dark Fate made Salvation look like The Godfather

Salvation outdoes T3, Genisys and definitely Dark Fate. There’s no goofy scenes, just all seriousness like Terminator 1 and 2.

I like the fact that they made young Kyle Reese look close to his son, John Connor from T2. A lot of guys resemble there fathers when their fathers were younger so it's a nice correlation.

Honestly this movie was great and severely underrated because it was different from the Arnold terminators. But the terminators were f’n terrifying in this movie.

I really enjoyed Salvation... I feel it's becoming underrated

This film has its flaws but I def think that this sequel was the one that should’ve deserved its own trilogy, I love it

2:38 Not a terminator movie without someone stepping on a skull.

The T-600 Terminator. I love that mini cannon on his arm.

Yeltchin was way better at Kyle Reese then Jai Courtney. It’s sad and unbelievable that he’s Gone. :(

This was a great movie and should have had more.

I seriously laughed out loud when he said it was 2018 haha.

This movie sound design is absolutly perfect

Kyle: It's 2018. Me in 2020: hmmm interesting.

Terminator Salvation is most underrated film in the series

didnt even know it was Anton Yelchin playing kyle reese, i just heard his voice now, and its made me realize that i only knew him from star trek, but his been in so many movies, wow

@ 4:45 - Marcus Wright asked "What day is it?", which reminds me about Kyle Reese when he asked the same thing to a policeman waveback to Terminator 1984...

I see tons of people giving this movie shit but I honestly enjoyed it would have loved a sequel

So Reese must have been pretty strong to be able to tackle him to the ground

This is my all-time favorite Terminator movie and the one that got me into the franchise in the first place i’m so happy to see it finally getting the recognition it deserves they should do another Terminator movie building on this movie plot.

I like how, once we finally got to the future, even if its only the early years of it, thus no laser weapons, they still incorporate some sort of "time-travel". Instead of someone from the future, its someone from the past. I like that, they still kept that aspect of time in salvation.

4:23 “you point a gun at someone, you better be ready to pull the trigger”

Marcus: What year is it? Reese: 2018.

Kyle Reese strong af to be able to tackle Marcus Wright like that..

you'd think that robot would be looooong outta ammo after all that it it looks like it's been on duty

I love all the robotic growels the Terminators made in this film

Is it only me who feels this is one of the best terminators out there?

While it had some problems, this is underrated. It at least tried to be original.

Besides 1 & 2, this is the best one out of all the sequels

its funny how marcus could have easily destroyed that terminator if he knew what he actually was

4:24 He learned alot from Woods

T-600 was brilliant: it scared the shit outta me. .. Underrated film imo.

“she doesn’t talk but YOU need to start” dang that’s a raw line

3:42 Home Alone on steroids

Underrated movie it had problems but also potential

“what day is it, what year?” (the answer shoulda been “2020”)

This movie really gave the Terminators horror vibes. This movie was awesome. There's still time for Salvation 2.

The way the T-600 reacts to Marcus yelling at it. It’s scary. Thinking that something is human, that “they” can help you but find out that “it” in fact is a terminator. It’s very scary and fun to watch.

This movie is seriously underrated, the third best in the franchises and it still works well as a stand alone post-apocalyptical movie.

2018- the good old pre covid days.. if they only knew what awaits them in 2020... 😂

This is the only other Terminator movie I can stand to watch outside of the original Cameron films...

Love the creepy sounds of the T-600.

2:10 me confusingly late to school & asking that 1 dude in the corridor where everybody at

2:39 that rose crushing crunch and this one are so satisfying

I love the more gritty looking terminators, this is one of my favorites

I've seen behind the scenes stills, concept art, and action figures of this Terminator with a full all head over rubber skin that I thought looked cool and was like the 600s that were described in Terminator 1. I really don't know why they stripped it down to the skull with very little rubber skin, but I wish they kept that look cause it looked cool and fit the T-600 description in T1, what a shame they didn't use it.

Man I have to watch Terminator Salvation again.This one's a legend

He may not a resistance fighter but he fuqin knows how to fight

Вот он настоящий Терминатор. Железный, тяжелый, страшный. А не то пластиковое летающее нарисованное дерьмо без инерции и механики которое сейчас снимают

Terminator Salvation was definitely my favourite Terminator Movie.

"This is tape #28 from Martha Wayne to my son Bruce."

My personal opinions on salvation aside the T-600 has an amazing design, it's visually distinct enough from a T-800 for it to stand out yet it has just enough of a convincing form to get within killing distance, it's a good design for what's supposed to be Skynet's first attempt at an infiltrator

It’s amazing the cassette tapes are still intact and play like new. So much for degradation.

Salvation is the only sequel worth bothering with after Judgement Day.

This is one of the creepiest terminators ever

The cinematography of this move is WAYYSSS beyond any terminator film

One of the best ones in my opinion

Antón Yelchin kinda reminds me of Tom Holland from Spiderman Homecoming.

This clip was better than dark fate. totally underrated

That Terminator needs to pour points into his accuracy

This movie came out on my 13th birthday, I never realized people didn’t see these scenes. Also, I completely forgot that took place in 2018. If only skynet knew

2:15-2:21 It's like having a staring contest and Marcus apparently blinked.

Supposedly, these events now occurred a year ago in real time.

T-600 best looking terminator I have seen yet

glad the the terminator followed the agreed script and stood exactly to the trap spots to be captured and crushed in the end... its very kind from him

I know this movie wasn't as popular as the first 2 , but I always liked the desaturated color scheme for this movie. Really emphasizes the apocalyptic look.

that terminators targeting system must have been put in by a stormtrooper

I still hope there will be a movie featuring the T-600 with rubber skin and how the Resistance first came to know them like that flashback from the first movie.

Terminator salvation was always my favourite after judgement day , this movie was seriously under_rated 😭