Hasta la vista, baby (Extended scene) | Terminator 2 [Remastered] 

It shows up well in when the T-1000 impersonates Sarah and John looks down at its feet and it takes on the form of the grate, blowing its cover.

@@Jsouffrant Yeah, but I believe audiences were initially confused over why that was happening. This scene actually focuses on the T-1000 malfunctioning, so it’s easier to understand.

@@Jsouffrant And gives some explanation for why it would demand that Sarah called to John instead of just trying to copy her voice to do that itself.

Oh so it was part of a liquid metal AI system glitch? wow that makes a lot of sense.. Cameron team was so out there man, I swear I never would hv guessed in all those years! 🤷🏻‍♀️😎

It kind of screws with the pacing. The theatrical cut is better all things considered.

Practical effects will never be outdated, You cant beat real. The first predator and the thing are still better than anything that came out on those franchise. They were simply PEAK

I’m gonna be that guy and say after they reset the switch in the T-800 he became a T-850 allowing him to learn human behaviour. All the other things you mentioned I agree

But it was not very logical. The logical thing would be to pick up the frozen robot and toss him into the melting pot right there...instead he went with the more flashy, but inefficient option. Its a movie, after all.

Thanks man, I didn't notice the literal scene playing Infront of me 😐👍

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One can imagine ChatGPT making that choice.

The whole sequence is a mirror of T1s semi chase.

Director Magician Cameron was so out there with this movie man. Guy's a real genius and incomparable. Predator / Diehard director John Mc Ternan was another timeless gem of a film magic maker from that era.

@evm6177 Gotta throw in Last Action Hero also. Movie was way ahead of its time.

And ‘Get out’.

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a massive weakness is the endurance tradeoff. he may be able to heal, but, as we see in the movie, a spray of bullets or even a single shotgun blast is enough to stun him temporarily. the T-800, while not possessing infinite durability, is not really stunned by modern-day guns and is barely even affected by them.

@@thethumbisafinger Thsts a good point! We remember Kyle Reese shooting the T-800 with the shotgun during the Tech Noir scene. We saw how the T800 got right back up like nothing happened. But doing that to the T-1000 would incapacitate it to buy some time to escape.

The T-1000’s physiology doesn’t hold up nearly as well against ballistic impacts. There is always some kind of trade when malleability is the primary ability.

Just like real advanced electronics

@@Jsouffrant yep.

That's what I've always thought. Also, I wonder how differently the T-1000 would function if Arnold had ripped off the head and arms, or maybe part of the torso while it was still frozen whole and threw it into the iron smelter -- basically decreasing the T-1000's mass by say 50%. Would the T-1000 compensate by being shorter and smaller, like a 100lb size pre-teen boy? Or maybe it would still remain the same size, but would need to be hollow inside to account for less mass?

Remember Arnie's T-800 explaining about how that thing can mimic sharp weapons and projectiles. So yea the T-1000 was meant to be lethal despite the mass and number of pieces.

@@mygoatisdead yep, that part of liquid metal terminator idea was not consistent - there should be some kind of CPU and at least small devices to control the form and provide AI. This was fixed in the later parts of franchise where we seen liquid body over a solid skeleton.

Well I sort of wrote that away with the CPU also taking some form of a liquid metal form kind of like Nano robotic technology or something.

@@mygoatisdead It would have made the T-1000 very stupid, because its intelligence is all spread out amongst its body. Also the T-1000 is usually a little hollow, for example when it makes that helmet and sunglasses yet remains the same size. Perhaps the T-1000 would have been completely disabled, because when it gets hurt the first thing it does is to regenerate itself, which it would have a hard time doing.

Why hilarious? It's established it is a prototype, it's bound to have weaknesses.

yeah, i've been thinking about this since the movie came out. also, shattering it by shooting also helps it to unfreeze quicker. one solid 'block' takes much longer to heat up, then many small pieces.

Yep

Even if I tried to do that, I feel like it would melt if I brought it near the blast furnace.

@@user-nw3hp1ch2i definitely possible, yeah. we wold need to know about the specifics of the metal to be sure, but at least it would buy a lot more time and it would have resulted in the final battle between both terminators anyway.

He couldn’t do that,because he didn’t have a broom and dustpan .

That was another role in another movie.

just laugh and move on bro im sure he knows. its a cross reference lol@@billmurray7473

Terminator:"What killed the dinosaurs?" *BANG! T-1000 shatters* Terminator: "The ice age!"

Dude I thought I was clever for just having this thought as well LOL. “Quickly, John, get the pieces and throw them in, do it now!”

Even if I tried to do that, I feel like it would melt if I brought it near the blast furnace.

Wow wow wow. Wow

Yea sure..By the end of a totally mind blowing movie featuring a mad as f** cross country adrenaline packed chase turning most part of the major city roads into a perfect war zone with those two crazy killing machines running around like it was black Friday Night at 🎯Target! , And when they finally got a chance to get back at that bastard villain, had they only taken a brief moment to observe and carefully notice that Oh WOW! they were actually standing at a steel melting factory!!🏭 'HASTA LAVISTA.. WAIT ACTUALLY NO THAT WON'T WORK , GOT A BETTER IDEA LET'S JUST DUMP HIS FROZEN ASS INTO THE FIRE PIT'S 🔥 HOLD MY PISTOLS AND RPG'S WILL YA JOHN!' - Le T-800 😎👍

@@evm6177 Yes, fair enough. However, the T-800 consistently speaks of tactics, psychology and avoiding moves that would endanger the success of the mission. Plus, he admits the T-1000 is more advanced than him so he needs to outsmart him in order to get the upper hand. Surely he'd know that a big solid lump would take longer to defrost than lots of tiny shards. I'm not proposing a remake, I'm just saying. But, if they had dragged him to the edge, T-800 could have said "Hasta la vista, baby!" before throwing him in.

Technically that's true, but that would've been pedestrian compared to how it was done.

@@OmegaWolf747 Of course. You have to make life harder for yourself in the name of entertainment 😜

@@davidwyllie8539 I agree 100% T800 could've spared himself even more damage this way and possibly could've saved John easier by remaining his protector. He would've eventually healed up from being shot by them darn cops and could've been like new again

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I agree the same

Both are top notch action films.

Not really as he used johns voice talking to it when it had taken the place of his adoptive mother.

I thought so too but my headcanon is that shattering the T-1000 while it was frozen was what caused it to start to glitch for the rest of the film. It makes more sense if the T-800 knew that would be the case since then shattering it conferred some tactical advantage instead of just helping it thaw faster.

I thought that too, but I don't think the T-800 realized til later. These machines make mistakes

See the previous video

It was probably still rebooting, struggling with after effects of freeze damage, or both.

Some would say caused by the damage done to it by its liquid nitrogen encounter. But I think it was because, with it being a liquid metal killing machine, the high temperatures in the steelworks played merry hell with T-1000's structure.

@@commandingjudgedredd1841 this time stamp was during the nitrogen, obviously afterwards his feet kept mimicking the floor, but what about whilst he was being frozen? He wasn’t exactly mimicking the floor, his feet kept sticking to the floor as he tried to move whilst being frozen

Probably happening during real time. Don’t think too much of it. GOAT action movie right here !

So the T800 was right 😁

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Yes. A hybrid also combining a Colt slide with a Detonics frame.

Where the hell would they have even found another liquid nitrogen tank in time before he quickly thawed out again? And btw they DID find a solution in the end. Have you even seen the movie?

@@aus_liam444 i am not telling that they had to freeze him instantaneously at that moment. What i m saying is finding liquid nitrogen and freezing t1000 as he approached them would have been much more easy than running and hiding . And yes i have watched that movie several time. They threw him into a burning furnace

@@owais.56 the problem is, they didn't know how to destroy the T-1000, in the theatrical trailer Sarah asks the T-800 if the T-1000 can be destroyed and he replies with "unknown" which means even the T-800 doesn't know how to destroy it, and the reason they don't know how to destroy it is because the T-1000 is a prototype Terminator which is the only one of its kind, meaning no one has ever tested the durability or weaknesses of the T-1000. They only tried what they thought might be able to destroy the T-1000; guns, fire, explosions etc, (obviously none of them worked) the liquid nitrogen was only a coincidental discovery, they didn't actively seek out a tank of liquid nitrogen to destroy it, that was just happenstance. So they wouldn't have even thought to actively find a tank of liquid nitrogen to trap the T-1000 in, that option wasn't even on their minds because they didn't know how the hell to destroy the T-1000 in the first place. So by the time they finally discovered that liquid nitrogen could temporarily stop the T-1000, they had no choice but to keep running anyways because the T-1000 was already reforming so they had to get out of there quickly, and there certainly weren't anymore liquid nitrogen tanks floating around in the area that they could use to freeze the T-1000 again, so what else were they supposed to do?... Except RUN!

It wasn't.

Yeah I don’t think that’s how it works. They’re made on an assembly line. The skin and flesh is artificially grown and mass produced synthetically.

@Ethan-hk8se It's one of the reasons they kidnap humans and keep them in camps. They learnt how to grow the skin from experiments done on humans, the torture of it as you learn in the game Resistence is the real shocking part

@@develynseether4426 I…did not know that. That’s fucked, lol 😂

@Ethan-hk8se there's a resistance corpse in an old hospital that looks like Robert Patrick, it's presumed he was the one Skynet based the look on for the T-1000

It would be smarter to do what you said while frozen.