Live Film Reaction: The TERMINATOR | FIRST TIME Watching | Full Watch Along 

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Great line!

The irony of this moment is fantastic writing ✍️

Thanks for the fun fact! 😊

Thanks for the insights!

I need to watch T2 again

Survive!!! 😊

Thank you!! 😁

Awful reaction. Watch in screen not reading comments. And stop f...g talking. Jesus Christ.

@@KimberlyHamiltonActress Notice how todays Reaper drones in the US military look the same & look at Optimus bot by Tesla look not too far away from The Terminator....

@@KimberlyHamiltonActress Gale Ann Hurd aka The Walking Dead.....

@@kylereese4822Astute observation! 😊

2001: A Space Odyssey is such a great film!

Thank you for the recommendations!

@@geraldvance7925 I’m planning on watching the original during a live stream on @reeltakesmoviebreaks

@@KimberlyHamiltonActress Thank you. I look forward to that. It's definitely an odd film but it's one of my favorites. It's the type of movie either you love it or hate it. I look forward to watching your reaction and seeing what you think of it.

@@geraldvance7925YAY! It will be fun!

Definitely! It’s more like surrealistic art than anything. It’s definitely dark, and odd, and I love it for it!

Certain actors have a distinctive style of acting in the 80’s that’s a bit more elevated than modern day naturalism

Here’s an essay to explain more 😂 The 1980s style of acting and modern-day acting differ in several distinctive ways: 1. **Performance Style**: - **1980s**: Acting in the 80s often leaned towards a more exaggerated, theatrical style, with heightened expressions and gestures. This was partly influenced by the carryover from earlier decades where stage acting techniques were still prominent. - **Modern Day**: Acting today tends to be more naturalistic and subdued, focusing on realism and subtlety. Performances aim to mirror real-life behavior more closely. 2. **Dialogue Delivery**: - **1980s**: Dialogue delivery in the 80s often included more melodramatic and stylized speech, sometimes with an emphasis on quotable lines and catchphrases. - **Modern Day**: Modern actors often deliver lines in a more conversational and understated manner, emphasizing authenticity and relatability. 3. **Character Development**: - **1980s**: Characters in 80s films were sometimes more archetypal, with clear-cut heroes and villains, and less focus on nuanced, multi-dimensional personalities. - **Modern Day**: There is a greater focus on complex, flawed characters in contemporary cinema, with more attention to character development and psychological depth. 4. **Influence of Directors and Trends**: - **1980s**: Directors like John Hughes and Steven Spielberg influenced the era with a focus on high-concept films and blockbuster hits, often requiring actors to fit into larger-than-life roles. - **Modern Day**: Directors today, such as Christopher Nolan and Greta Gerwig, often seek performances that fit into more intricate, layered narratives, with a focus on character-driven storytelling. 5. **Cultural and Social Context**: - **1980s**: Acting styles were influenced by the cultural and social milieu of the 80s, which was marked by a certain flamboyance and optimism, reflected in the acting styles of the time. - **Modern Day**: Contemporary acting is influenced by today's diverse and complex societal issues, leading to more varied and introspective performances. 6. **Technical Advances**: - **1980s**: Special effects and technology were less advanced, often requiring actors to rely more on physical performances and practical effects. - **Modern Day**: With advancements in CGI and other technologies, actors often work in front of green screens and use motion capture, demanding different skills and approaches. These distinctions reflect broader changes in filmmaking, cultural trends, and audience expectations over the past few decades.

@@thaddeusskywalker5293 thank you! I have had countless waitress jobs. Waitressing was fun at times and very stressful at other times. I’m happy my main job now is teaching fitness classes and health coaching when I’m not making movies ☺️

@@KimberlyHamiltonActress Glad you are doing something you love. I imagine you would be a cool mom, if you aren't 1 already. You seem like a very happy person! And I love your kind words, and sense of humor

@@thaddeusskywalker5293 Aw thank you for your kind words. I work with kids a lot. I teach kids ballet, kids yoga, and I am a professional children’s entertainer (I cosplay as Disney princesses and entertain kids for bday parties and special events) Although I work with kids A LOT I am not a mom. ☺️

@@KimberlyHamiltonActressI bet kids love you. You make a great princess also. Have you cosplayed as Princess Jasmine yet? And one more question, would you like to be a mom at some point in the future?

@@thaddeusskywalker5293I cosplay as Jasmine a lot. Check out my RU-vid shorts or my “impersonations” playlist and you can see! I do not plan on having kids. What about you?

No? No to what? Lol

No? Lol