I predict 1/2 of Terminator plot without EVER having seen it! First time watching Reaction & Review 

T2: JUDGEMENT DAY, is an accidental remake. Go ahead, compare shot by shot, it's a remake...85% is...anyways.

Two things: 1) Her mom is totally dead. 2) For a challenge to most gunshots heard in a movie, watch "Heat".

The reason why the Terminator and John Connor were naked was because only living things can go be sent back through time so if they had clothes on it wouldn't be able they wouldn't be able to go back in time

@@TimpossibleOne yeah thanks for explaining it better , I couldn't think of a way to say it the right way

There are 6 films, and 3 of them are direct sequels to Terminator 2 (5 and 6 operate as if 3 never happened). Most people only care about the first 2, that's why the later ones try to ignore part 3 and 5. Terminator 4 is different.

A chick flick that doesn't even know it's a chick flick?? .. inconceivable!! 😉

That’s actually very sweet omg :,0

She was thinking about the movie Somewhere in Time

Quantum entanglement

This one moment is what Terminator 1 is all about. So many people miss this.

I'm sold

LOL

OMG! The irony…

Cameron was right that nobody would buy him as a cold blooded killer. The killing was a crime of passion.

@@nrkgalt So he’s a warm-blooded killer? 🤔

In fairness, Mary's not the only person I've seen who missed the implications of the Terminator being at Sarah's mom's place :)

@@Sara_Feingold If you look closely, you can briefly see the mom's body on the floor in that scene.

Terminator: "I think I'll let you live" Sarah's mom: "really?" Terminator: "No, I lied."

@@Sara_Feingold We call such people "clueless."

@@Sara_Feingold Yeah, they make the "imitated targets are terminated" thing clearer for the T1000.

Mary: *super excited about seeing 'naked buff men' on screen* Also Mary: *squicked out by roommate's boyfriend talking about taking his clothes off on the phone*

How rude!

@@tehdipstick *talking about taking his girlfriends clothes off on the phone..... Big difference.

If Mary was black, she'd have gone 'Oh no he didn't!' with finger wagging :p

Wait, he’s supposed to have manners? Lol 🤣😂

Kind of ironic that she called him creepy, then immediately got excited by the prospect of the presumed stalker assassin hooking up with Sarah. XD

He's also "Slider" from "Top Gun".

@@purpleemerald5299 🤣😂🍿

@@purpleemerald5299 Females! 😂

@@turricanedtc3764 He was a creepy guy in Top Gun aswell :D

yeah, that was pretty good

T2 will be the most insane movie she would have watched!!! Best of all time

🤣

I thought cyborg is part man and part machine 🙂

Your confusing Terminator movies! That's in the porn version.

as the T-800 grins while holding the mini gun.

You sure there's more gunshots in T2? I'm not so sure.

"nice chariot! But where are the horses?"

“Stick around” commando

"Put that cookie down... NOW!"

“You’re fired” true lies

"It isn't a tumor"

And the T-2000

I love the way the T-1000 grows another arm to pilot the helicopter and shoot at the same time. People sometimes call it a mistake, claiming it's the arm of the real pilot.

Then why didn't he get a merkin? That's standard practice when the genitals are going to be obscured anyways. Arnold was hanging dong

No it wasn't dude. I had this movie on vhs in 1998 and you could see it then.

@@jduttskywalker enhance... enhance

Heh heh heh heh she said Schlong.😅

No idea how she missed that lol

thank you. i mean what the hell, she is watching the full movie and not just the clips she shows us right? lol and her mom lived? haha i'm done.

That was confusing how she thought that.

"Do these two naked laser guys know each other???"

@@mikeaninger7388 I wholeheartedly agree. Popcorn is Doris Day and Mary is Charlize Theron.

She (and Mary) should see the Dirty Harry movies and then be made aware that Clint Eastwood was a mayor.

@@nrkgalt Though there are some people who actually would want a dirty harry type in government.

@@jamesharper3933 I think you meant Betty White.

Lol good one

Agreed 👍 😂😂😂

Legit, we STILL call him that in California!

She does a love a good sci-fi romance ;)

You didn’t know that’s how cyborgs were made? You see, when when a daddy robot and a mommy human love each other very, very much…… 🙃😆

I lived for that show as a little kid.

Children Of The Corn

I remember the ninja episode in Beauty&The Beast fondly...

Well GRRM was one of the writers in that show, but I think he only wrote a few episodes, he wasn’t the main one I think.

She's a real badass in T2

The line is more famous for Termination 2: Judgement Day.

@@leonielson7138 But it really only works because it was in the first. It was the first thing Kyle said to her when they met which both confused and calmed her.

"Typically the subject being copied is terminated."

@@LastRenegade Most of the time..but wasnt always the case in T2

@@2KILLAVILLE how you imagine he will talk with her mom then enter in her house and talk with her phone with Sarah without killing her? Madness!)

@@teddymax_ Obviously my comment went over your head

And Bill Paxton went from a punk to chasing tornadoes and being a weatherman lol. RIP "The Extreme".

@@jeffburnham6611 and killing xenomorphs with Michael Biehn.

@@p.mc.4449 right, forgot they starred together in Aliens. Good catch!

Aliens is another great sequel

***Empire Strikes Back enters the room***

@@negladiator get out the Room.

@@anouar3194 **Empire Strikes Back leaves the room**

The Godfather II enters the room.

Is the greatest next to mad max imo.

Predator is high on that list

@@mitchclement3773 RoadWarrior particularly

I'd throw Die Hard into that conversion.

Kanye voice: ALL TIME.

"The Time Machine" book by HG Wells in 1951 and movie from 1960 is sort of on that theme although there he technically goes back to save the love of his and ends up going to a dystopian future.

@@jonasfermefors The Time Machine was published in 1895.

Dystopian futures combined with time travel have been depicted in movies and TV shows since the invention of science fiction. James Cameron had to include an acknowledgement to Harlan Ellison in later releases of The Terminator because of elements involving time travel, etc., that were similar to an episode of the TV show The Outer Limits.

Each one is still completely different.

@@saintmatthias8187 But they didn't start in 1984, and there have been any number of good depictions of the theme. This does not detract from the best Terminator films, but Cameron's work is not unique.

Sort of. Genesys is sort of a remake of all the movies and the TV series.

Unless they find someone with artistic integrity and respect for the material to take the job, I don't want to hear about any new Terminator movies.

After Dark Fate, here's to hoping they don't

I barf-quit that one.

That is so sad…

Predators have codes. Terminators do not. I know which one I'd rather be stalked by.

@@michaelccozens Terminators have codes, it’s probably binary but it’s still code 😂

​@@SCharlesDennicon Same with Dean Rooney (FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF)

A T-800 Terminator would rip that silly Predator to pieces.

@@Tessmage_Tessera Predator would shot it once and there'd be no more terminator.

My favorite moment though, is "get on your feet, soldier!"

Dressing Reese's arm wound, Reese leaving her the gun, teaching her how to make bombs, etc, are all incidences to start Sarah on her path.

@@dongilleo9743 You're 100% correct. I was particularly responding to Mary's expressed opinion that she thought, or was hoping that Reese would kill the Terminator. However, her journey from Sarah Connor the waitress to Sarah Connor the rebel, does begin long before she kills the Terminator.

*T-800 CSM:101 ;)

Could be a movie about somebody who fires people from jobs a lot. 🤷‍♂️

@@michaeljacyna1973 in certain ways, it was...

That's one heck of a nightmare, if you ask me. I've had a similar nightmare once, but I was being chased by a Terminator instead of seeing it engulfed in flames. Still kinda scary.

Regular Gamer I've heard the story was actually inspired by an episode of the outer limits.

@@justindenney-hall5875 A creative work can be inspired by more than one thing.

@@jeanlafayette7152 Relax, I wasn't arguing otherwise.

@@justindenney-hall5875 Well, the word "actually" instead of "also" implies a disagreement rather than an addition.

Except lots of metal apparently. Maybe Kyle should've worn a knight's armor.

Or just organic material on the outside

Cotton, wool, linen are all organic.

@@Yggdrasil42 wouldn't work on the outside, has to be surrounded by living tissue.

They should have explained only living tissue could travel.

Yeah man, its in my top 5 of all time

Skip 3 though, Genesis and dark fate are sort of worth watching at least. The series is good, but ended too soon.

The first 4 Terminator films are pretty good. I do recommend them.

And for the ultimate Bootstrap Paradox with a little romance (sort of) there is Predestination. Made in Melbourne!

What about the video games

It really ends at T2. But T3 and Sarah Connor's Chronicles are good extra stuff.

Salvation was good, don't be that guy bru

Dark Fate is…. okay. But not the best.

Then after some self reflection on where his life was going while recovering from his broken legs he takes flight training and learns to fly helicopter and got a great job with the police until one night when......

There's always one.

This one was also the first.

this. I mean, you already predicted the plot of T2 so you gotta do that one. And it is excellent, incindentally. The rest... not so much.

Terminator 3 has some redeeming points and I did find Terminator Salvation mildly entertaining, but the series definitely peaked with T2 and they could have just as easily left it at that. Actually, I would have liked it better if they'd have spent more time getting into the future post-apocalyptic world part of things in any sequels beyond the second one, which they kinda did with Salvation, but they didn't keep the same otherworldly atmosphere from Cameron's universe so it wasn't what I was hoping for.

3 is pretty good, not as great as this and 2 though.

Eh, Cameron claimed a lot of things about the inspiration for Terminator. He also claimed he got it all from a fever-dream. Then Harlan Ellison sued him and Cameron was forced to add an acknowledgement to the credits, so I think we know where most of the inspiration actually came from.

@@michaelccozens I don’t care.

Ahem....The Two Towers.

Evil Dead II

All correct except that Return Of The Jedi > empire strikes back.

Aliens

There are only two Terminator films...

I was thinking of Predator, actually. ;) You know the scene...

@@j.f.fisher5318 I'm thinking Heat... YOU know the scene :D

Um.... the opening of Saving Private Ryan?

One of the greatest sequels ever made. But I still prefer this one (the terminator) to T2

or "Drake, we are LEAVING!!!"

Or «I say we take off, nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.»

“That’s abnormal. That Hawkins, he’s part fish”

Budget was a primary reason. James Cameron became a legit director after Terminator became a sleeper hit. Without a higher budget, Cameron might have made a sequel that was not as good as T1.

You mean "Dark Fate" not Dark Date. However, Terminator Dark Date could make for a very interesting movie! A decidedly twisted rom-com maybe? 😉

When you think about it, the events of T1 are the 3rd alteration of the time line. The first, Sarah goes out on her own after her date ditched her and leaves Ginger and Matt behind, she meets John’s original father in the bar she went to when the news report came on, my theory is maybe this guy has some military background and teaches Sarah and John a few things, the war starts and John uses those teachings and leads the resistance to victory. This leads to the first alteration of time as Skynet sends back a Termintor to kill Sarah, the resistance sends back Reece (who in this timeline is not John’s father), he finds Sarah and now becomes John’s father. That leads to Sarah learning military/weapons training through other means, the war starts and John leads the resistance to victory. Skynet again sends a Terminator back, John sends Reece knowing that he is his father, and we now have the events of T1. Also the sending back of the Terminator speeds up Skynet and Cyberdyne Systems’ research as they have the arm and chip of the Terminator, which is why we have the advancement in technology in T2 with the T-1000.

All time travel stories have built-in logic flaws to them. The overriding lesson is that if you try to alter an event in time it has a domino effect that can go on in perpetuity and descend into chaos.

Did he write it? Thought he just produced it. And he had troubles with the director Terminator: Dark Fate is a 2019 American science fiction action film directed by Tim Miller and written by David Goyer, Justin Rhodes, and Billy Ray from a story by James Cameron, Charles Eglee, Josh Friedman, Goyer, and Rhodes. Cameron also produced the film with David Ellison.

He destroyed it also for the first time with all the drama over the years about the pre-production of T3 ("of course i'm in for T3 - count me in!"...."nope i'm out".... "no i'm back in for the film again"...."sorry i'm out again!"). That was also the reason for the absense of Linda Hamilton (his ex-wife) in T3.

@@MikeB12800 yes he wrote, in fact... SPOILER ALERT Killing John Connor was his idea And people blame Tim Miller for how the movie turned out, which is very unfair.

@@RayMcElroy50They said how they wanted a fresh start away from John and said killing him was ripping the bandaid off

The Witch is set before those events, though it was a film made way after Sleepy Hollow.

😂😂😂😂

Wow, you can actually hear the 'k'. Impressive . . .

They were probably using an earlier version of Windows.

Don't exactly agree with you. If you go back in time you are automatically both stopping at least one event and starting another event so you could make the counterargument that the machines caused an infinite number of outcomes by sending a terminator back. Even going back in time and causing one speck of dust to fall in a different direction could alter the outcomes in infinite directions.

Wow! I've just put this in a reply to someone's comment. Great minds think alike

Ya. Agreed if we exclude Star Wars and LoTR trilogies as they were made basically as one continuous story... I would also throw the Godfather in that mix tho

@@glenmcdonald375 yes! Great films, Godfather pt2 was amazing

Also, at this point Cameron had done special effects for B movies, directed 1 B movie, and did writing for the script of I think Rambo 2... one of the sequels, but pretty sure it was 2. So the studios weren't exactly throwing cash at him to make this.

@@j.f.fisher5318 - Right... He put his time in working for Roger Corman in the '70s and early '80s. He was also responsible for the effects sequence where Snake Plissken flies the glider in John Carpenter's "Escape From New York". He was and still is one of the most innovative filmmakers there is when it comes to making effects shots look far more expensive than they actually were.

To be honest T2 amazingly still holds up,even for todays standards.

@@norbertoszi6812 - It does, however in fairness T2 had over 15 times the budget of the first movie! ($6.4million vs. approximately $100million...)

Yep, Tom Arnold

And Jamie Lee Curtis.

Bill Paxton

Don't forget Eliza Dushku

@@IronicTonic8 Can't forget her, we're born the same year!

the age-6 version would be, he sits on the bench wating for sarah, then they greet each other friendly.