In Love with TERMINATOR 2 ! * MOVIE REACTION | First Time Watching ! (1991) 

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Miles Dyson wasn’t a malicious person who wanted to destroy the world, he was just an enthusiastic scientist. Once he was told just how dangerous his project will be for humanity he was completely willing to help destroy it.

So much trivia for such an iconic film. Arnold and Robert Patrick (liquid metal terminator) practiced all scenes, including fighting and running, to make it look like they weren't breathing, like machines. Robert Patrick was so fast he kept catching up to the motorcycle at the mall so he had to slow down on reshoots. Jeannette Goldstein (Vasquez from Aliens) is John's foster mom. The creepy guard in the asylum was such a nice guy he had trouble licking Linda Hamilton's face, but agreed as long as he got beat really badly later on. So much more. But, I personally think what really works here is the best possible blend of practical effects with CGI. Loved the reaction from you both.

This movie pioneered visual effects. It won all the technical Oscars. Stan Winston was a genius and made so many great stories come alive.

Glad you enjoyed this legendary classic. Terminator 2 cost $100 million, the most expensive film ever made at the time. It made $520.9 million, so it was a huge success. This film revolutionised computer generated effects used in films. The T1000, was the first main digital character, (when not the actor) the first early motion capture character, (so all the movements when he was digital were based off the actor) and the first digital character to speak.(helicopter scene) The actor who played the T1000 is Robert Patrick. Hes been in many movies such as Die Hard 2, Walk the Line, The Faculty, Bridge to Terabithia, and Identity Thief. On tv hes been in X Files, Sopranos, NCIS, Peacemaker, 1923, and most recently Reacher.

Hearing Sarah’s narration say “August 29th, 1997”, and then hearing any actual living, apparently adult person then say “before I was born” is absolutely unfathomable to me 😅🫣 I may be young in appearance and heart, but that makes me feel ancient AF lol, even though I’m still really young!🙂

80s and 90s was the best time to be young...🎉🎉🎉.

This is the best version. They got it right upon its release.

Movies back then were built so much different. I miss the golden age of cinema

1. Linda Hamilton must have been getting "Ah-nold time" to get ripped like that 😍🥰 2. My guess is that stove is hot🧐 3. We have limited AI now, so does China.😱😱 4. Arnold did many of his own stunts in this movie, including riding the motorcycle. At one point he was injured, and they had to stop production for a couple of weeks so he could recover. 5. Arnold is not left-handed, but the way he works that shotgun is impressive😱 6. GOOF: Enrique's dogs don't respond to "Uncle Bob" as a Terminator. 7. "I need a vacation" was ad lib. 8. This is the action movie GOAT.

“That’s so cool. I wonder how they did that.” They pooled some metal with a low melting point-probably gallium or mercury-on a surface, cast a red light on it, and moved it around. Probably one of the coolest low-cost practical effects there is.

No need to apologize for watching the theatrical version. This version, has the most appropriate ending. Love your reaction ladies! P.S. The wink at the camera, when your friend thought the advanced terminator was the good guy is priceless!😉🤣

When the terminator learn to smile he mimics John’s smile perfectly.

Q - "I wonder how they did that?" A - liquid mercury and a hair dryer

to this day, this is still one of the best action movies ever made.

It might have already been said, but the reason they didn't send another T-1000 to protect John was this one was a prototype, as Arnold mentioned to John on their way to call his foster-parents. There weren't any others to send...

I love how Sarah evolved from the beginning of T1 to her first scene in T2. Total badass. Also when she evolved further in T7.

Abbyyyy!! OMG. Way to go, girllll! I have seen many reactors watch this movie. And you are the FIRST person to ever notice the 3rd hand Terminator flying the chopper in the final chase scene! I'm soo proud of you!!

I always found it funny that the largest gun in the movie is called a mini gun.

"he's bookin' it to the movies".....so glad to know that "booking" is a thing again 🥰

Simply one of the best action movies ever made.

I've always felt like this was the best one by far. And they've been chasing that dragon every since

Thank whoever edited this for leaving in the scene in which Silberman drops the hypo cover out of his mouth because he was so shocked when the terminator walked right through the bars. :)

The usage of the term "money shot" is ridiculously hilarious, considering what the origin of that phrase is.

25:19 exactly 💯 it's a throwback to an earlier scene to where he says "The more contact I have with Humans, the more I learn" so He is beginning to learn human emotions

"That (the minigun) exists in real life?" Yes, the U.S. Army mounted them to helicopters and used them to level villages during the Vietnam War.

@ 19:55 "Come with me if you want to live" was also Kyle Reese's quote to her in the first Terminator !

Fun Fact: James Cameron was listening to the song "wild thing" by Tone Loc and was inspired to use that line at the end of the song..."hasta la vista baby". He didn't know it would be so iconic.

They had to keep reshooting the mall escape scene because Robert Patrick kept catching up to the bike, despite teaching himself how to sprint without breathing, and shoot without blinking (except for once in the movie, which he was disappointed about.)

Terminator 2 is my top three sci-fi film of all time. The other two are Independence Day (my favorite movie of all time) and Star Trek II : Wrath of Khan

What's funny is that with the sudden advancement of A.I. in real life, it was discovered that A.I. learned to lie in a matter of minutes to achieve a goal that was set for it by certain programmers. There have also been incidents where even NASA and Google had to shut down their A.I. because they were exhibiting strange, unusual, and unexpected behaviours. Maybe A.I. shouldn't be messed with for a while until we can make sure that it won't suddenly become "self-aware" and decide that we, humans, are a problem that needs to be corrected or deleted as a solution.

"I love her so much!" Me too Toy 😍 Sarah's transformation between movies is a masterclass in storytelling. She's so badass and ripped that you know she's been through a lot in 12 years.

They didn’t send a newer model, because I imagine it would be impossible to reprogram. It’s probably quite easy for John to reprogram Arnold’s model.

The gun Robert Patrick shoots in the mall is a regular semi-auto 9mm Beretta. He really could shoot this fast!

Awesome reactions Toy and Abby. Fun fact - they had to do more than one take for the scene where the T-1000 runs after John Connor getting away on his dirt bike, because Robert Patrick managed to catch up to the bike. Toy's joke at 13:05 and Abby's reaction to it were priceless.

4:56 Toy’s reaction is not only priceless, but also a perfect reaction to a belief/guess about who is good and bad that we were all likely hoping Abby had and wasn’t spoiled somehow 🤗😎

Abby made this one of the best reactions to this film I've ever seen.

Did you know the Actor who played Hank in Breaking Bad was the SWAT team leader that yelled move back? 33:49

As a 7 year old seeing this in theaters with my dad and I have seen this movie over 100+ times since

32:06 the M134 Minigun is a scaled-down 'miniaturized' (hence the name) version of the M61 Vulcan used in fighter jets. Because the M134 is electrically-operated & weighs up to 85 pounds (40kg), its usage as an individual weapon is a movie myth (they're usually mounted in the doors of Blackhawk helicopters, & sometimes mounted on top of Humvees). In this case (& the case of Predator), the gun was modified for single-carry, but in order to power the weapon, an electrical cable is run up the pant leg of the operator while being filmed

Imho, the theatrical edition is usually the best version for a first watch because it is paced for a first time viewer. Subsequent watches can enjoy the extra info in a directors/extended cut. And this movie exactly conforms to that theory

Abby - "Where'd he get the extra hand? That's not fair" Tony S. - "Fair? Oogatz fair."

I was around 13 when this came out. It was the first movie to cost more than $100 million to make, and at that time that was a big deal, so it got a lot of recognition because of that. I think the average movie cost $30-$40 mil at that time. And as I said, this movie at that time was a big phenomenon. Everybody went to watch it and everyone was discussing it. It wasn’t just a good sequel, it was an excellent stand alone movie, unique and ubiquitous, and there had been no movie made that was remotely close to this. I saw it in an excellent big screen theater with an excellent sound system, which is the way it should be watched.

This movie made _such_ good use of twins, to be honest. Not only was the Sherriff's deputy killed by the T1000 played by Don and/or Dan Stanton (who were used for a cloning joke in Gremlins 2 IIRC) with the T1000 version obviously played by the other, but Linda Hamilton's twin sister Leslie was in this cut of the movie as the T1000 Sarah and also in a deleted scene restored in the director's cut where a practical effect simulating a mirror was made a _lot_ easier by Leslie's existence.

The expressions watching LOL

My friends and I saw this the first weekend. Out of the 6 of us, nobody was able to sit together, the theater was packed for every showing. We of course tried again the next week. I give props to Abby being the first reactor that spotted the extra arm created to fly, shoot, and reload at the same time. 39:17 .... Ooooh wooohuuuttt?!?!?!?! That sums up how we felt back then! That scene is what I always look forward to!!

"I know now why you cry..." *Pokes John intentionally in the eye* Also, massive hey to the ever gorgeous Toy.

It’s good that you watched the theatrical edition. That’s the one I think everyone should watch for their first time before you go into special editions and directors editions.

Robert Patrick shouldve had an Oscar for this performance. Jesus Christ he is fakking spectacular. Ive watched this movie probably 30 times in my life and Im still absolutely in awe.

If John was smart, he'd have told Kyle to Tell Sarah, to tell the police that all she knows is that a big dude was chasing her, and she lost him in that factory and has no idea what happened to him. He could have at least said, "Whatever you do, don't talk about robots!"

I'm almost 40 years old, have these movies on DVD and seen them thousands of time but it wasn't until I started watching these reaction videos that I noticed the T-1000 gave himself an extra hand while flying the helicopter

31:55 a lot of people are confused why it’s called a mini-gun, but it’s because they are miniaturized versions of the Gatling guns that get mounted to attack helicopters and fighter jets. The full sized versions fire bullets that are huge by comparison, the shells that come from them could be used as a water bottle. Mini-guns are real and are usually mounted to vehicles, they aren’t really meant to be hand held, but a Terminator can manage it. Most of the time you hear the sound of them in movies, it’s actually not the noise they make. They fire so rapidly that it’s hard to actually hear the individual shots so it’s more like a loud hum than what a movie going audience associates with gunfire, so the sound effect is actually pretty slowed down here. Still cool as hell though.

Great show ladies! ❤❤❤❤❤ Watching Toy's thrill of seeing Abby's reactions is the same kind of thrill I get when I see first-time reactions from all of you. I truly love RunToTheMovies! 💗

I love that he held himself up to see john more at the end. You can clearly see he lifted himself up when the lava hit. He lifted up to see more of john, the most desperate attempt for a robot to take

My crazy interesting fact is that the badass Vasquez was the same woman that played the frumpy foster mother of John Connor in T2

I don't know if anyone else has already mentioned this, but one "fun fact" is that there were two sets of twins used in this movie. The guard who was copied at the mental hospital, and Sarah herself. When there were two of them in the same scene, the duplicate was a twin. Including Sarah's dream-self.

The woman that plays John’s stepmom is also in James Cameron movie Aliens. The security guard at the mental hospital where he gets the coffee, his twin brother is the other guy then kills his brother. Those 2 were in some movies in the 80s and 90s together. Linda Hamilton twin sister is also in the dream sequence. I also love Robert Patrick cameo in Wayne’s World movie making a joke of being the T-1000.

I always remember my first thought at the start when Arnie threw the guy on to the grill was "He's ruined the clothes now!"

The thing about vehicle destruction in movies.... They are ALWAYS late model cars. Take Speed for example, every car that got destroyed was AT LEAST 10 years old.

Terminator 2: Judgement Day is considered one of the greatest action, sci-fi, sequel films ever made. At the time it was the most expensive film ever made with a budget of $94-102 million, and it went on to become the highest grossing film of 1991, making $520.9 million at the box office. It even won four Academy Awards in 1992. Terminator 2 was truly revolutionary in terms of the technology at the time as it featured the first use of a computer-generated main character in a blockbuster film. Everything about this film from the directing, acting, music, story telling, stunts, and special effects are exceptional. As far as I’m concerned, this is where the Terminator story ends, as the following sequels failed to capture what made the first two so special. I much prefer the theatrical cut of Terminator 2 that you both watched. There are extended versions of this film that feature a few extra scenes cut from the theatrical version. One of which features Michael Biehn reprising his role as Kyle Reese in a dream sequence visiting Sarah Conner at the hospital. Another one showing Miles Dyson at home working on developing the microprocessor computer while interacting with his family. That scene shows that Dyson is really a loving family man who genuinely believes that the technology he is working on will help humanity, not destroy it. He is not an “Evil Mastermind.” He not only saved humanity, he ends up sacrificing himself by giving Sarah, John, the Terminator, and even the SWAT team time to get away before blowing up the lab. (34:40) Remember the first film Abby. The Terminator got shot countless time, got in several car crashes, run over by a truck, blown up, set on fire, and still kept coming. The guns those cops are shooting might as well be spit-wads. As for the T-1000 (Robert Patrick), it’s described as an advanced prototype, which means it’s a newer and more advanced Terminator model created by Skynet. Making him deadlier and harder to kill compared to the T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger). You could stop the T-1000 by freezing it, but the only way to kill it is by melting it until there’s nothing left. Believe it or not, James Cameron originally envisioned Billy Idol playing the T-1000, which is why the original concept designs resembled him. Idol was unable to accept the role because he had recently got into a serious motorcycle accident. Robert Patrick was cast instead, and his performance is iconic. He learned how to fire a gun without flinching, and run without heavy breathing or signs of exhaustion. Thank you Toy and Abby! You ladies are so awesome, and I can’t wait for your next videos!

Fun fact: The opening scene with the terminator coming out the fire was what the director James Cameron saw in his dream and that gave him the idea of the Terminator film.

One of the GREATEST SEQUELS of ALL TIME…As a kid I remember the Hallway Scene Arnold Saying, “Get Down!” Audience went BALLISTIC!!

"He turned into the tire" "WHAT!!" Hahahahahaha😂😂😂

Great reaction to the final movie in the Terminator story ladies, and great job Toy not playing the spoiler for Abby! Loved that little wink at the camera early on, Toy. That was so cute and a great "you know what I know" moment for us! And, as always, great work to the editing crew with the facial zooms and the "Abby.exe not responding". So great and so accurate. 😀 Some (many) notes now: The man taking pictures while looking stunned in the mall is the same character (and actor) who was the police officer that Arnold took the police car from in his pursuit of Kyle and Sarah in the first movie. That's why he looks stunned: he knows who this guy is and he knows the damage and killing he was responsible for the last time he saw him. He's also the source of the current day photos the officers show Sarah in Pescadero. It's not mentioned or referred to in any editions, but it is an Easter Egg that a friend of mine showed me. Robert Patrick trained so hard for this role as the T-1000. Training to shoot without the reflexive blink. Learning to run full speed only breathing through his nose, and he was fast enough a sprinter that he actually caught the dirt bike in the mall parking garage. He was the perfect machine. He was so amazingly intimidating in this movie, as much as or even more so than Arnold, and that's saying something! When the orderly licks Sarah in the hospital, that was apparently one of the so-called catatonia tests done by unethical or sadistic orderlies according to an old friend of mine who had worked in a few psych hospitals, mainly in California, back in the late 70s and early 80s. It wasn't unusual for patients to try to get an advantage by pretending to be catatonic, hoping that the staff would think that they were out of it and not pay much attention so they could try to escape, create havoc, or whatever. Licking someone's face was a mild way of testing, according to my friend. The more standard way of testing among the more brutal orderlies was what was called a cup check, basically hitting the person in the crotch as hard as they could with a broomstick or something like that (the tonfa, shown in the movie, or a billyclub, wasn't standard when he was working in the field, so the evil jerks had to use other items like broomsticks of knees). If they didn't react then they were catatonic. And, sometimes, the catatonic patients needed to be taken to the hospital due to the damage inflicted by whatever the orderly did causing ruptures or internal damage. Apparently one patient lost his testicles as it was several days before it was realized how badly he had been hurt. And, of course, no one ever knew how it happened. “He musta fallen, or done it to himself to try to get out of here.” My friend never missed that job. He told me that some people did things worse than that, but those stories don't need repeating. There are two sets of twins in this movie. One set are the brothers who played the security guard at Pescadero and the T-1000 imitating him. The other set are Linda Hamilton and her twin sister Lesley who played the other Sarah in the sequences like the nightmare and the showdown at the end where there are two of her are in the same scene. Lesley, a nurse in real life, sadly passed away several years ago. Abby noticed it so kudos to her, and I love it when the Terminator begins copying John's mannerisms and his one sided half smirk smile as is best seen in the exchange after he hefts the minigun in Sarah's arms bunker and in the "Trust me." moment. I didn't realize that the first couple of times I watched the movie, and it added so much when I finally realized it. I remember learning that Cameron got a letter from a group of scientists congratulating him for the most realistic depiction of a nuclear detonation in a city in Sarah's nightmare. This horrified him since he was just trying to create the most over the top terrifying image he could, only to discover that it was accurate. Luckily, Sarah stepped back from Terminator mode before killing Dyson, which is good. Killing Dyson wouldn't have changed much of anything anyway. Cyberdyne still would have had the parts, all his notes, and everything they needed to complete the project. Judgment Day would have come, just on a different day other than Michael Jackson's (and my little sister's) birthday. The excellent Joe Morton, who played Dyson, had an accident that punctured one of his lungs when he was younger, so he knew firsthand how Dyson should be breathing/gasping at the end. And Dyson was the biggest damn hero in this movie. He went from completely clueless scientist/engineer to ready and willing to sacrifice his life in less than two hours. And he even gave the men who shot him a chance to escape before the bomb blew. No bigger damn hero in this movie of heroes. Side Note: The Dyson corporation was founded the same year this movie came out, which means it didn't exist when the movie was being made. Coincidence or foreshadowing, you can decide. 😛 The extended edition had two advantages over the standard edition. Though it wasn't obvious in its performance, the continuous damage the T-1000 was taking from every shot that hit it and every impact was affecting it. It is most obvious at the scene in the smelting plant after being shattered when, as shown in the theater release, its feet tended to take on the aspect of the flooring as it walked and, in the extended edition, when it grabbed a railing its hand mimicked the paint job on the railing. Also, in the extended edition, at the final scene when Sarah is calling out for John, he looks down and sees that the fake Sarah's feet look like the ironwork that the T-1000 is standing on and he knows for sure which to trust. The extended edition variant ending is also superior (to me) for one more reason: it ends with older Sarah sitting on a playground bench and watching her adult son playing with her granddaughter, meaning that this Terminator movie is absolutely the end of the franchise, and all the movies that steal the name of the series after this are just lame cash grabs and can and should be avoided like the plague, in my opinion. Also, future John had no choice but to send back an older style of Terminator, as those were the ones they were familiar with, and the ones they had likely disassembled and learned how to reprogram after 'killing' them. Since the T-1000 was a prototype not released to the front lines yet, future John only knew one existed after Younger John saw it. Which leads to another of those insane mindloops as one tries to figure out the flow of time from this point. 😛 Future John did do what he could to help Sarah trust the old style Terminator. His first words to her were the exact same as Kyle's first words to her in the first movie, "Come with me if you want to live.", and you saw her react to that. Subtle, but there, and cool to have such subtleties in the movie. The budget for this movie was around $100 million while the earlier one only had a budget of around $6 1/2 million. So they could afford MUCH better FX and random acts of mass destruction. Like blowing up the floor of a building. 😛 And flying an actual helicopter under an actual bridge in the middle of the night. 😲 The sequel to Alien, called Aliens, was better than the original in many people's opinion. In some ways it was for the same reason that the same was true for Terminator: the first movie did so much better than expected that they approved a much higher budget for the second. If Abby hasn't seen those movies yet -there's something seriously wrong with her- she should see them soon. Yes, I'm teasing with the marked out bit there, don't hate. 😀 Other movies where the second movie in the series was considered superior to the first movie: Star Trek The Wrath of Khan and Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back. But, yeah, usually sequels are not as good as the first movie. Though few are as gawdawful as the sequel to the Highlander movie. Ugh! If Abby watches the Alien/Aliens duo of movies (and like the Terminator series the first two movies tell the complete story and the other steal the name for the sake of taking people's cash in my opinion. They're nowhere as good), keep an eye out for the four actors that appear in one of the two Terminator movies and who are in the movie Aliens. Most of them have bigger roles in Aliens than they had in the Terminator movies, but without cheating I'm thinking she'll know two of them at best. 🙂

I was 20 years old when T2 came out and saw it when it came out in theaters more than once. It was groundbreaking in so many ways and surpassed the original in every way. Prior to filming, Linda Hamilton went through three months of intense physical training with a former Israeli Special Forces commando. She was able to take apart a gun and put it back together blindfolded. Robert Patrick, the actor who played the T-1000, went through the same intense training. Here is some trivia: The guy in the shopping mall who had the camera was William Wisher, who co-wrote the screenplays of the original Terminator and T2 with James Cameron. He was also in the original Terminator as the cop whose police car was taken by the Terminator.

Thanks for the great reactions. It was a genius move to switch Arnold from the villain to the hero. And this movie taught a whole generation of kids some real life rules. - It's ok to steal from The Man. - Never narc out your friends - it's ok to shoot someone in the leg if you're saving your mom. - And must importantly, Never Never Never lick someone who's drugged or in a coma. That's just wrong.

Terminator 2 is to action, what Airplane is to comedy: The greatest there is, there was and there ever will be. Here are 2 pieces of trivia that make this masterpiece even better: At 11:34 none of the camera crew wanted to film the scene, because they were too afraid of the falling debris. So James Cameron grabbed the camera and took the shot himself. At 35:36 they actually flew a real helicopters over and under bridges and passages and into the rear end of a truck. No CGI, no wires, no models. (Just remember that, should you decide to keep watching the franchise and get to Part 5).

9:37 I just love how few people connect the Guns & Roses reference, as Arnold petitioned for Guns & Roses to be the primary song on the soundtrack. Apparently, Arnie is a HUGE Guns & Roses fan.

Abby was asking about if there are any other movies where the sequel is better than the first one, and there are several. Probably the top three most people know of are Terminator 2, Empire Strikes Back, and Aliens. Next tier might be Road Warrior, a sequel to Mad Max and Desperado, a sequel to El Mariachi.

Screenwriter Will Wisher has a cameo. He's the man with the camera in the scene after T-800 gets thrown through the window. He was also in the first film as a cop who he gets his head bashed by the Terminator

Unlike the first movie, in this movie Arnold Schwarzenegger plays the protector Terminator sent to protect John Connor. Robert Patrick plays the much more advanced T-1000 Terminator villain trying to kill John Connor.

The mall used here is the same one that was used in Commando and Innerspace.

Run to the Movies "There are three ways to ultimate success. The first way is to be kind. The second way is to be kind. The third way is tom be kind." Fred Mcfeely Rogers R.I.P. (1928-2003) That reminds me of you guys because your kindness has successfully touched my heart.

The fact that James Cameron was truck driver before making movies shows how amazing and unique he is, as a director. I think three times he has changed the ways movies are made: Terminator Titanic Avatar. Just the making of those movies are just as entertaining as the movies themselves.

Got to love that an Austrian man with a very thick accent and an impossible surname became the number one action star back in the 1990s. What an unlikely combination of events brought him into this movie series and made him a star and launched James Cameron's career.

John Constantine is one of my favorite comic book characters of all time. Here's my top 10 favorite comic book characters of all time 1. The Flash/Wally West 2. Batman/Bruce Wayne 3. Doctor Strange/Doctor Stephen Strange 4. Wolverine/Logan/James Howlett 5. Spider-Man/Peter Parker 6. Nightwing/Robin/Dick Grayson 7. John Constantine 8. Aquaman/Arthur Curry 9. Spawn/Al Simmons 10. Invincible/Mark Greyson

"That is so advanced. How did they do that back then?" Answer: give James Cameron $100 million, access to a great special effects team and a great cast. You wanted to see a sequel better than the original. A perfect example is Aliens, so much better than Alien.

"I don't even know your belief system, you're my governor." Unfortunately, that was the attitude of most of my fellow Californians in 2003. Gray Davis did nothing wrong.

Arnold did not want to make a terminator 3 . So, when Arnold said goodbye to John he was actually saying goodbye to his fans. But he was wrong. Lol

Besides being one of the greatest action movies of the 90s, and there were so many awesome movies from that decade, my teenage brain had a special appreciation for Sarah's look here. I mean, we all have eyes right? Yowza!

🤣Arnold singing and dancing in Terminator 2.5 Musical Day 🏆Abby's shock seeing the Sarah Conner and magnificent reaction by Toy and Abby 🏆 After that floor tile scene, there was a sharp decline in coffee vending machines and the Rise of the office coffee stations and cafes. ☕

I can just imagine T2 the Musical. The chorus singing “hasta la vista, hasta la vista, hasta la vista….. babyyyy!” 😂

The budget for this movie was 102 million dollars and it brought in 520.8 million dollars at the box office.

...and now they've seen both of the Terminator movies. The liquid metal Terminator is played by Robert Patrick, who one may recognize from Wayne's World 2, Fire in the Sky, The X-Files, Scorpion, an episode of Community...

just remember at 37:24, that is a REAL stuntman who just ran from one moving vehicle onto another moving vehicle. It's both incredible and incredibly dangerous.

Great Movie! I used to do some acting and was in a few major films as a movie extra and had some speaking roles in a few independent films. So, I got to meet several major actors during my time doing this, and one of the people I got to meet was the boy in this movie Edward Furlong. I was a movie extra in another movie that he was in. I was standing right next to him on the set and got to talk to him. I also got his autograph. He was a very nice guy. You two had a good reaction to the movie. Abbie was funny, she was really losing it. lol I was loving the 80's metal music in the background that you had playing when you were about to start the movie.

The budget for the movie was $102 million and the box office gross was $520 million (Wikipedia).

A small cool tidbit about the film. The exploding building was filmed in Fremont, CA. They detonated it at around 2:00 a.m. it was amazing to watch.

So good, i saw it twice in the theater. No way to compare to see it on the big screen, and the energy from the theater goers

35:57 how have I never seen this! I'm not kidding I've maybe watched this movie 40 times, I've never picked up that he had extra hands.

The one handed rifle reload comes from a John Wayne movie called True Grit.

Mini-gun. "That exists in real life?" Kind of, it's typically mounted under helicopters. But action stars love to use it as a hand held weapon. Because... Well, it looks really cool. Jessie Ventura (another Governor) used one in Predators. (Also with Arnold)

Imagine how different this movie would be, if the original T-1000 Billy Idol hadn't had a motorcycle accident, it could have changed the film. We did get a glimpse in his music video "Sock to the System". ;)

Referring to the terminator as cute is so funny but I kinda get it 😂

The Dyson 600 SUX gained self awareness and took over the world.

Damn it! We're not getting a reaction to the "Musical" version!. Arnold's singing was next level when he sang "Give Me Your Clothes!" And Sarah Conner's voice was epic in her rendition of "There are no Terminators". And let's not forget young John Conner's squeaky singing voice when he tearfully begged "Uncle Bob" not to leave! And what to say about the T-1000's heart wrenching singing of his dying song as he melted in the hot steel? Truly a legendary performance! I guess we just have to make do with the plain Jane theatrical version!

I'm with Abby on this one. T2 was one of the very few sequels to even be as good as the original. I can't think of ANY other sequels that are better. Great reaction ladies.

The garage scene, where Edward Furlong is trying to get the motorcycle to start, had to be done over a bunch of times because Robert Patrick would catch up with the bike.

Easily the best Terminator movie awesome reaction guys!😊The bad to the bone scene is Iconic!!"Come with me if you want to live" "I know now why you cry but its something i can never do"

The reason the scene where Sarah whacked the creepy orderly in the face with the broken mop handle seemed real is because it was. Earlier, there was a scene where he hit her in the stomach with his night stick, and she went down to her knees. They had to film that scene countless times because he was worried he might actually hurt her, so he kept pulling the hit at the last minute. That kept showing up onscreen, so after countless takes and Linda's sore knees, she'd had enough. When it came time for her to hit him, she put everything she had into it and actually injured him.