Goodbye | Terminator 2 [Remastered] 

“and the sequels... throw them in too.”

1984: best villain ever 1991: best hero ever

Even the "Toughest" of Toughest men shed a tear at this ending! 😢😢😢

This must be one of Schwarzenegger's most emotional scene. When he says Goodbye always makes my cry and I am now 43 years old.

Women cried when Jack fell in the water. Men cried when Arnie went into the fire.

Sarah: it’s over.... T-800: no... there’s four more movies... shitty ones.... and they must be destroyed also

it hits especially hard for all the 80s kids who grew up in a fatherless home

Shock, fear, anger, sadness.. To rage... Then to understanding and finally respect. You could see it all in her eyes.. Wonderfully acted by Hamilton.

The true ending of Terminator, what an absolute masterpiece.

For me, this will always be the true canon ending of Terminator.

This scene was incredible. The sadness of John losing someone that was considered a father to him now instead of a toy to use as he saw fit. The moment Sarah finally let go of her hatred towards Terminators after seeing that they too can learn the value of human life and love. The moment the Terminator knew the lives of millions were more important to it's own. The acting, the scene, the emotion, the music. Everything was flawless.

As a 10 year old boy seeing this for the first time, I cried my eyes out. It emotionally hijacked me.

Franchise ended right here. Plain and simple.

Better with Sarah's speech at the end: "If a machine, a terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too."

3:12 - Shout-out to Brad Fiedel's Terminator "sorrow" theme. A great musical score brings the soul out of great visual storytelling. It's synergy.

- Leonardo Dicaprio made millions of women cry with Titanic - Arnold Schwarzenegger made millions of men cry with Terminator 2 - And James Cameron has made us all cried at least once in our lives

"I need a vacation" Best line out of a robot ever.

I'm so jealous of anyone that got to experience this in the theater in 91.

From a little boy. To now a grown man. I still ball my eyes out to this scene.

"If a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of Human life...maybe we can too." Sarah Connor

John lost two father’s. One was a man. Another was a machine. But the two were heroes.

John seeing a father figure as well as a friend in the T-800 makes this scene such a moving one.😢

Everybody knows this movie will not be forgotten for years to come.We are 2023 and still 1 of the best movie's of all time

2:03 "It has to end here" He was talking about the franchise...

When a robot that was made to kill has more compassion than most people in the world.

The greatest movie of all time. Every single scene in this movie was perfectly crafted.

Прощай Алексей, мы тебя никогда не забудем и дело Твоё будет жить, до нашей победы!

"I know now why you cry, but it's something I can never do." Now that's a fucking line.

I love when John says, 'I order you not to go' and cries. It's the moment the Terminator grasps the complexity of human emotion and in turn is able to exercise his own free will and disobey John's order. He experiences the human condition in that moment and it's beautiful.

никогда не думал, что я приду сюда по такому поводу. Спи спокойно, Леша

This song was played today at the funeral of Alexei Navalny. This is his favorite movie

Girls: YOU DIDNT CRY DURING THE TITANIC!? YOU HAVE NO EMOTIONS Men:

Can't wrap my head around the fact that this movie is (now) over 30 years old...

I didn’t really know who Alexei Navalny was until reading these comments,but after some research RIP to this man, a real hero who had this song played at his funeral

To this day, this scene is so sad. The ultimate sacrifice of a great hero, who was once the opposite in the original movie. It feels like losing a father. Even as a 29 year old, it hits hard deep inside. GREAT ending, and should've been for the franchise.

The day Arnold dies will be very sad day. He influenced so many people in many ways. Bodybuilding, business, politics anything you think about. He started from zero and became the most successful guy in hollywood. He is and will be a legend for coming generations.

Poor John, T800 is the closest thing he had to a father, and that father was a machine, and he had to see him perish.

Спасибо за все, Алексей.

Прощай, Лёха! И мы, и будущие поколения будем тебя помнить. А твоего убийцу запомнят как позор рода человеческого.

I guess this means that biker won’t be getting his jacket back.

As far as I’m concerned this was the last Terminator movie.

John Conner loved this Cyborg like a father and it protected him like a father.

Кто ещё пересмотрел эту сцену после 1 го марта?😢

The handshake from Sarah to the terminator says allot. The same face who gaved her nightmares, helped her son..

As a kid this was one of the saddest thing I’d watched. Still a strong ending after years..

Пусть земля будет тебе пухом, Алексей Навальный! даже после смерти ты оставил нам "красивое". Под этот саундтрек опускали гроб, пришла посмотреть последнее послание, слезы текут градом...

The greatest movie of all times, don’t care what you say. This is a masterpiece

T1: Sarah Connor pushes a button that destroys the Terminator that begins the cycle. T2: Sarah Connor pushes a button that destroys the Terminator that ends the cycle. No more needs to be said.

One if the saddest scenes in movie history

I’m 34 years old and I still cry watching this this is something that could never be recaptured.

Navalny in my memory… forever!

It’s absolute genius that a character from the first movie that terrified so many people in the 80’s would end up being someone that everyone loved and cried for in the sequel. Amazing writing.

I've never paid attention to the fact that Sarah destroyed both t-800s by pressing a button, but with completely different emotions.

This was Navalny's favorite movie and per his wishes he was buried with this song playing.

The main theme softly playing in the background while he burns was a great touch.

I've never seen a scene that symbolizes the importance of boys to have a father figure. Lil John Conor's desperation of sorrow is that of a child, especially a boy, wanting a father.

"I know now why you cry." So many years later and that line still resonates as one of the most incredibly powerful lines of any film in cinematic history. A literal killing machine learned the value of human life, and learned the power of friendship. He didn't want to go, John didn't want him to go, I doubt even Sarah would've kicked up much of a fuss if he decided to stay, but he knew the only real way to ensure humanity's survival was to make sure every trace of future technology, including himself, was destroyed. I cannot stress this enough, a LITERAL KILLING MACHINE learned the value and importance of self-sacrifice. You just don't get that type of character development anymore, especially not in any of the sequels. And that's why this film has stood the test of time and remains a masterpiece. In my opinion, this is the greatest action film of all time and one of the best films of any genre period.

RIP Alex....

Прощай, Алексей😢. Мы тебя никогда не забудем

The way he says "I ORDER you not to go!" Trying to sound stern and hide his breaking heart gets me every time. 😭

Terminator 1: Tough like a father Terminator 2: Sweet like a mother That's It. The story ends

“I need a vacation” 😂😂

Navalny’s favourite movie and scene. RIP. Our Hero forever ❤

“I know now why cry. But it’s something I can never do”. This is the last true first two Terminator’s film ever.

I know now why you cry but it's something I can never do...

Прощай Алексей, мы были недостойны тебя, F😭

Navalny had this played at his funeral... Powerful scene

2:14 The amount of calculations going through his CPU in that moment, _must've been insane._ In that one pause, the Terminator understood why humans cry, why they mourn, why they grieve, why they're afraid to die. He understood he was the closest thing John ever had to a real father, he understood what love was, for John loved him. He was now self-aware.

A grown man 35 years old and this still makes me cry....my childhood man.

"It has to end here." Those words aged like the finest wine, considering where the 'franchise' went from this - the most perfect ending anyone could ask for.

T-800: I now know why you cry, but it's something I can never do.

I think it's pretty cool that Sarah Connor kills the t800 twice in a row with a button press. It's even a similar device with 3 buttons on it. But the two times are completely different. In T1 she kills him out of anger and hate. In t2 she kills him with respect and honor

"I know now why you cry" Damn that line always got me

Этот фильм никогда не будет прежним. Rest in power, Алеша. "Я не боюсь, и вы не бойтесь"

прощай. ты был лучшим.

I, like many, am visiting this scene after reading about how this song played during Navalny's funeral. Wow, what a powerful way to go out. 👍🏼🤍

It's amazing how a robot, devoid of emotion, made this emotional scene not just work, but work so well that it still hits me a decade and a half later. Truly a masterclass in acting and writing.

The hug he gives John and the hand shake Sarah gives him. There are no other sequels after this in my mind. “Goodbye” 👍🏼

Прощай и прости.

01.03.2024💔🕊️

The fact that Edward Furlong, someone who had no acting experience and wasn't even vying for an acting career, delivered such a legendary performance as John in this movie... It speaks for itself. Props to this absolute legend.

2:47 this woman who grew to hate the machines sky net,etc suffered from PTSD because of her experiences on the first movie is giving the t800 respect. That is character development that is EARNED. People forget and get lost in the emotions of John but this hand shake speaks volumes.

I love this as the last scene in the film. The t800 lowering himself into the basin, peacefully and willingly, feels like the end of an eternal nightmare for Sarah. I don't wanna watch any of the other films in the series, because there couldn't be a better ending than this.

01.03.2024💔

I'm a 60 year old man and this scene still bring water to my eyes. The ending was done really well.😪

'It must end here' And it did. There were no more movies after that and everything was perfect.

Вечная память Леха, наш герой

Кто тут после трансляции похорон Навального?

*He Protects* *He Attacks* *But Most Importantly* *HE WILL BE BACK.*

That moment Sarah Connor extends her hand to shake a terminator's hand. So freakin' powerful after all she's been through at the hands of a terminator, to really respect him.

It's powerful becoming friends with our enemies as we should not be enemies. And understanding each other's different world's

Alexey Navalny

The way T-800 hugs and pats John's head shows how much he loves him

That thumbs up in the end absolutely breaks any attempt to hold back tears. Just like saying "It's ok, everything's gonna be alright" while he's literally melting. He sacrificed himself with such a positive note. It's great and emotional.

We'll never forget, never forgive!! RIP Aleksey🕯

How this movie achieved character development and/or subversion of what people thought of how the Terminator or Sarah Connor would turn out is genuinely amazing. There the terminator was as this unstoppable, fearful assassin who became a father figure for John Connor, and as the one who restored Sarah Connor’s faith in humanity. This movie is an absolute gift and one I even treasured at 7 years old…

For me, it's the best movie of all time. Absolute masterpiece.

I’m not crying, it’s just melted steel coming out of my cybernetic eyes

It says a lot about how fantastic this ending is that they retconned it 3 different times and it still hasn't damaged how great it is. The true ending to the Terminator series and one of the all time great movie endings.

Лёха! ❤