Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese vs T-800 Endoskeleton | The Terminator [Open Matte, Remastered]

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The Terminator (1984) [Remastered]
Scene: Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese vs T-800 Endoskeleton
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Storyline: A seemingly indestructible robot is sent from 2029 to 1984 to assassinate a young waitress, whose unborn son will lead humanity in a war against sentient machines, while a human soldier from the same war is sent to protect her at all costs.
Director: James Cameron
Writers: James Cameron, Gale Anne Hurd, William Wisher
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Terminator \ T-800), Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese), Linda Hamilton (Sarah Connor), Paul Winfield (Lieutenant Ed Traxler), Lance Henriksen (Detective Hal Vukovich), Rick Rossovich (Matt Buchanan), Bess Motta (Ginger Ventura), Earl Boen (Dr. Peter Silberman)
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Cinema '84/Greenberg Brothers Partnership
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@Fif0l 4 года назад

Fun fact: this scene wasn't planned. The movie was supposed to end here, but Arnold stood up. Everyone liked how he looked without skin they decided to keep it.

@AnnoyingNerdLoL 3 года назад

Really?/s

@xenomorpheuz8535 3 года назад

@@AnnoyingNerdLoL Bruh

@AnnoyingNerdLoL 3 года назад

@@xenomorpheuz8535 r/woosh

@xenomorpheuz8535 3 года назад

@@AnnoyingNerdLoL what does r/woosh mean?

@ferstrike2385 3 года назад

@@xenomorpheuz8535 it’s true

@Lone2011Wolf 4 года назад

Fun Fact: James Cameron actually had a severe fever one night and had a hallucination/nightmare of a Metal skeleton rising from a pit of fire. Thus the birth of The Terminator and this iconic scene.

@jtrei1737 4 года назад

if that is true then that is dope

@snowfox4704 4 года назад

ツHypno It’s true. Cameron confirmed this.

@Chickenworm9394 4 года назад

The most iconic scene: Linda Hamilton's bed scene

@j.k.4887 4 года назад

"Death rendered in chrome"

@DMD81773 4 года назад

You sure it wasnt that outer limits episode soldier

@Blarghurface 2 года назад

Considering how much abuse Kyle had been through since arriving (getting bit, arrested, shot while escaping and again during the tunnel chase), the fact he still stood down a Terminator with nothing but a metal rod for a weapon. Kyle burned his gas down to the last fume trying to kill the damn thing and keep Sarah alive.

@Kriegerdammerung Год назад

His wick might have charred, but his spirit kept on afterwards. Respect!

@curtisjohnson9910 Год назад

He died like a man

@leerogish7223 Год назад

Kyle died from snapping his neck. Did the terminator push him down the stairs or did he roll away to avoid the blast head first like a moron? If so he killed himself.

@martinqizeaq Год назад

@@leerogish7223 do you watch what happened. He got puch by a Terminator. He's done for at that stage. He can't even get up anymore. And you think roll down the stairs is like a moron. What an idiotic point you got there.

@leerogish7223 Год назад

@@martinqizeaq rolling down head first which would result in snapping his neck is moronic. Ps getting punched in the head by a terminator should have shattered his skull like a watermelon being hit by a sludge hammer since that terminator is strong though to punch through concrete and earlier in the film when it punched that punk its fist went clean through him

@URProductions Год назад

As a mechanical engineer, this is one of the scariest scenes I can imagine. Even without the terminator, crawling around in the dark with all those other machines is ridiculously dangerous. And Sarah crawling under an activated crusher gives me the heebie jeebies every time.

@TheLeevoy Год назад

It really is. No firearm will stop it, no conventional weapon can harm it, you're in a claustrophobic industrial environment with hazards of its own, the Terminator knows every single possible way to effectively kill a human being. Your single and only hope to stop it and survive is to use its mission kill kill against it and pray you can lead it into a trap and that the metal its constructed 9f is crushable, or in another case, meltable. There's that aspect of evil where there's like a delight in causing harm and then there's the cold, emotionless aspect of it that we see with Terminator, Michael Myers, etc. There's zero delight. It is pure, point a to point b evil. Wonderfully conceptualized and executed movie.

@lorcanclancy2376 Год назад

YES! Not an engineer but her crawling under the crusher was always more terrifying than the T800 chasing her to me

@atharvaparihar951 Год назад

He is looking like a more a ghost monster not robot

@atharvaparihar951 Год назад

@Moshin Rafsanjani yes, definitely in future maybe after 20-30 years according to current scenario, But the metallic one which shown after burning in blast

@jamiedavid8023 Год назад

The fact that you had to be a mechanical engineer to realize all that 😏

@geefreck 4 года назад

Wow, Arnold really slimmed down for this part of the movie.

@joshuahjjohnston 4 года назад

😂😂

@jaydenslaptop6548 4 года назад

lol

@Wyrm1310 4 года назад

nice profile pic

@joshuahjjohnston 4 года назад

@@Wyrm1310 TY😁

@Bav-s30z 4 года назад

nah arnolds like a snake in this, he will shed his skin and flesh down to an Austrian robot when he needs to? he just prefers keeping it on

@dominblabla 4 года назад

This is the real terminator, trying to kill his targets, not just throwing them all the time for no purpose.

@Nicholas_Chen_ 4 года назад

Terminator is programmed to terminate, not to throw 🤦‍♂️

@RighBread 4 года назад

In defense of T2, the scenes where the T-800 was throwing around the T-1000, it was meant to just be buying time for John to get away rather than actually cause damage. But then we can see how creatively bankrupt the filmmakers that took over the Terminator series were, as they just copied and repeated everything from the previous successful movies.

@dominblabla 4 года назад

@@RighBread I didnt mean T2, T2 is a great movie, i meant T3, T4 and T5 :)

@WarbirdPhoenix 4 года назад

So true,like the true horror part of the movie,if the killer gets you,your just dead. No cliche villian line,no tossing around,or even a motive monologue,just death.

@starwarsroo2448 4 года назад

Yep nowadays it's throwville

@ShaneMakesMovies Год назад

T2 is action movie. T1 is a straight up horror movie, and it hits the nail on the head in this final sequence. I remember seeing this for the first time and legitimately thinking that the T-800 was killed in the truck explosion. That shot of Sarah and Kyle hugging with it rising in the background is so chilling.

@arindammishra2329 Год назад

Just like alien 1 and 2 Alien 1: a slasher movie Alien 2 : an action movie

@lordlossize Год назад

sometimes i wish T2 didnt exist, mostly because i wish we got to see more terminator in a horror setting like this one plus, T2 arguably sets up the trend for the franchise going forward - i.e. the action setpieces which get more nonsensical and disbelievable - which is killing it with every new installment.

@benstevens2 Год назад

@@lordlossizestill though, T2 is iconic and arguably better. The rest though after are trash

@jeremykrause153 11 месяцев назад

I thought it was dead when he got blown into pieces.

@sergeanttentacles1359 11 месяцев назад

And unlike most horror movies, the fact that the villain manages to survive such impossible scenarios is plausible.

@Madman13K 2 года назад

I feel like the level of subtlety and efficiency in this scene is incredible; Kyle turns on all the machines to create cover, so the room has power. Sarah accidentally activates the hydraulic press, which blows the cover, but also sets up the press and establishes that Sarah knows how it works. Meanwhile Kyle is tiring and Sarah is taking the initiative more and more. Everything that follows this scene is set up and fully explained here, with barely any dialogue and not even the slightest drop in pace. Similarly they had Arnold limping and moving awkwardly in an earlier scene so it didn't feel strange that the skeleton was limping now, despite the fact that the fire could have justified that. Paying attention to detail, but not calling the audience's attention to it.

@jamierobertson9832 2 года назад

100% right. Nowadays there would have been some unnecessary dialog to explain all this to the viewer. Perhaps it's a sign of how dumbed down society has become,everything must be explained to us as if we were little children.

@donarthiazi2443 2 года назад

@@jamierobertson9832 It sort of needed it then too. At 2:45 do you know why the Terminator was looking around like that? It wasn't just the distraction of the movement of those machines. In the book the Terminator was trying to figure out why the machines were not helping him find the humans.

@jamierobertson9832 2 года назад

@@donarthiazi2443 didn't the movie come first?

@frederickdefeo3768 2 года назад

The limp…excellent way to cover up the fact that you had a puppet that would have been impossible to move at full speed. I think Mike Stoklasa was right…James Cameron just might be a $&@king genius.

@Madman13K 2 года назад

@@frederickdefeo3768 exactly right. They Arnie limping after being hit by the truck in the earlier scene, to establish that he'd been slowed down before the Endoskeleton was revealed. The last act was planned out so that the puppet could do everything people would expect the Terminator to be able to do, and justify the things it couldn't.

@hyperion3145 4 года назад

This scene actually wasn’t planned, that’s really what Arnold Schwarzenegger looks like and they just kept filming

@notthatdigusted7468 4 года назад

Arnold just got tired of smelling like a rotting corpse.

@bappojujubes981 4 года назад

Ugh, didn't Arnold was actually so scrawny on the inside.

@ShadowDancer_ 4 года назад

Lmao

@lro001 3 года назад

😂

@HunGerMovies 3 года назад

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@mocoloni 4 года назад

Terminators used to be so damn terrifying

@dominblabla 4 года назад

Agreed.

@puyuem4695 4 года назад

What are they now?

@adman1381 4 года назад

Domin T. When used right, they always will be.

@tazz4425 4 года назад

I feel like it’s because terminator was supposed to be a horror movie, or maybe i’m wrong lol

@tazz4425 4 года назад

I feel like it’s because terminator was supposed to be a horror movie, or maybe i’m wrong lol

@Rogerv1032 2 года назад

Just shows how merciless and relentless it is to finish its mission, even if it’s ankle is damaged, even if it is exposed to the world. It will still stop at nothing to compete its mission.

@zac3194 2 года назад

And After being blown in half, still gets up and keeps trying to kill its target.

@EpicDestr0yer 2 года назад

*complete

@thepoorpierreendyt9995 2 года назад

@@EpicDestr0yer nobody asked for grammarly

@dogswifty7800 2 года назад

"It cant be bargained with, it can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear. And it absolutely will not stop EVER until you are dead."

@blindeye1258 2 года назад

It's a computer, following commands from its programmers. It will try to complete its assignment until it is decommissioned, even if it can barely move.

@SANCHA. 2 года назад

I know people love T2 the most, but personally I really love the endoskeleton of T800, it's freaking cool. No matter it's a hero or a villain.

@bigb488 2 года назад

T1 for life

@williamdriver1959 Год назад

I prefer t2 but the first is a classic

@teddyoshirak4220 4 года назад

Sarah: "We did it Kyle!" Terminator: *"Allow me to reintroduce myself mfs"*

@Nicholas_Chen_ 4 года назад

This isn’t even my final form

@crazypilot4017 4 года назад

I know right...terminator is like “surprise mutha fukka!!

@lobstersawaityou3908 4 года назад

Nicholas Chen *i have another endoskeleton, underneath my endoskeleton*

@aleksandarvil5718 4 года назад

@Teddy Oshirak Terminator: *"Well Yes But Actually NO."*

@animatedalex619 4 года назад

Terminator: did u forget im not human

@comradeiosif2794 4 года назад

The fact that it's a puppet and its movement made it seem much scarier than the newer movies.

@ryans413 4 года назад

Comrade Iosif Some of the shots where stop motion. Pictures sped up to make movement others shots where close ups of a puppet

@comradeiosif2794 4 года назад

@@ryans413 Makes this scene all the more scary for how well it was put together.

@Petothegreatone 4 года назад

It gives the feel that it's a real thing.

@ragingjaguarknight86 4 года назад

Practical FX for the win! ^_^ But yeah some of the shots were stop motion. Either way its pretty cool.

@edviza1935 4 года назад

Yeah it’s way more terrifying that CGI terminators

@chirris3527 2 года назад

still remember the screams in the theatre when the terminator rised from the flames so epic

@LeeM-ip1jy 2 года назад

More details. I wanna know!

@tonythakur7299 2 года назад

Would love to know more sir

@tysoncook5152 2 года назад

yeah that sounds epic

@arinthium4018 2 года назад

Need more details!

@Shanethefilmmaker 2 года назад

@@LeeM-ip1jy right when Sarah and Kyle realize that terminator is still functioning, Sarah shouts "No!" Twice. In a tone that's a mix of fear, disbelief and outright insanity. I always thought this was the reason she went nuts, not just because she knows what's coming, but because she thinks that one is still alive.

@fara.r.8181 3 года назад

"on your feet, soldier!" A nice transition from a waitress to a survivor. Hollywood, this is how you create a strong female character.

@SparrowNoblePoland 2 года назад

Yeah. Back then there was no agenda, and Hollywood had some fully believable, badass strong female characters, like Sarah Connor or Ripley. Now with agenda you have 'stronk female' in every film, but they are fake as hell, and movies with them are terribly wriiten.

@arlfiftyfourtd8132 2 года назад

your logo kinda looks like Reese

@luisvelez1952 2 года назад

Yeah. Strong female characters today are too unrealistic and they make their lives easy like Rey and Captain Marvel

@rodericblack4657 2 года назад

Ok but "strong female characters" shouldn't even be a thing at all.

@SyedTauhidul 2 года назад

@@rodericblack4657 I completely agree. It should be "Strong Character" who happens to be female.

@xXNP4CNuclearXx 3 года назад

I swear the first Terminator is just like the first Alien. It's not just an action film, it's a horror movie.

@GanjaMasterBlaster 3 года назад

I agree upon this Terminator 1 and Alien are horror Terminator 2 and Aliens are action

@GanjaMasterBlaster 3 года назад

@Joe Distefano i agree, it's way more terrifying and scary

@raymoney6503 2 года назад

Yeah and several of the actors are in both franchises too

@armthecyborg4021 2 года назад

Once again T1 ain't horror, it's just SCI-FI instead

@frysco5927 2 года назад

@@armthecyborg4021 dare i say.. sci fi with horror elements

@SilentGunner13 4 года назад

the stop motion makes the T-800 seem so terrifying. Almost other worldly.

@GeneralHeavy 4 года назад

The prop itself was really heavy

@ChristianAyalaCampeon 4 года назад

CGI is much better in this kind of movies.

@Commander_Shepard. 4 года назад

@@ChristianAyalaCampeon okay dumbass.👍

@leojs5673 4 года назад

No, it just disrupts the immersion. You’re watching that super scary skeleton robot then all of the sudden he starts moving in a obviously unrealistic way that looks out of a PBS children’s show and clearly tells you he’s not real and being moved by some guys. It’s laughable, not terrifying.

@theshermantanker7043 4 года назад

@@leojs5673 As much as I want to I can't disagree with you

@Sigma0283 Год назад

0:07 - 0:53 The ominous music as the T-800's true form is finally revealed is so well done. It sealed it's reputation of how terrifying and unstoppable it was. It withstood gunshots, getting hit with an 18 wheeler, survived an explosion and the only real visible damage to the T-800's frame up to that point was a broken ankle strut.

@raven4k998 11 месяцев назад

yeah the way they thought that had to kill it and then it rises up out of the wreckage like nope your still going to die my dear

@aviatorgamer3057 Месяц назад

The broken ankle strut was the only thing Sarah and Kyle had working for them. Can you imagine how much faster that thing would have been if it hadn’t sustained damage at all? That mixed with the early 80s stop motion would have plunged this movie into a full blown horror movie. It does it already, and very well. But such a machine being hindered by something so simple is pure gold.

@Sigma0283 Месяц назад

@@aviatorgamer3057 agreed. If the T-800’s ankle wasn’t damaged it would have just charged at them full speed before they could get to the door, especially considering the fact that Kyle had a gunshot wound to the wrist and was bleeding out.

@mitchellkoch3065 Год назад

I love the foreshadowing of the T-800 being damaged by the truck. It showed earlier that the only modern tech that could beat the terminator was something that could crush it. Also, Sarah turning into a general and ordering Kyle to move was some of the best character development ever written.

@keyabrade1861 10 месяцев назад

Eh, more pipe bombs probably would've done the trick - a point-blank-range one blew it in half, another at the neck joint probably would've finished the job. It's still good foreshadowing, though.

@uctrong3268 6 месяцев назад

Brute force solve everything, if it didn't you aren't using it enough i guess

@BlitzkriegFeuerFrei 6 месяцев назад

I believe the mistake a lot of the protagonists of these movies make is not attempting to ambush the terminator. You want to lead it/have it chase you somewhere with a crusher, or powerful electromagnet like a junkyard. That's how it's usually beaten. Hell, lead it somewhere while your buddy is sitting in a semi and have him hit that fucker going 80. The semi won't kill it but it'll damn sure feel the hit. Do that a couple times and you have way higher odds than otherwise. If you are able to damage it's legs like they did in this movie that's like the biggest advantage you can get. Another option I've thought of is having it chase you into water. If you get on a boat and have that fucker chase you if you're able to knock it into the water that could possibly be a win. It may be able to drag it's ass out though. At that point you'd have such a lead that it would never find you though lol. I'd also say maybe an Electromagnetic pulse but I imagine they'd have countermeasures.

@alexschorr9551 5 месяцев назад

@@BlitzkriegFeuerFrei Just causing enough damage to it is enough. The skin and flesh the terminator has is alive, and just like real skin it needs to be kept alive. If you shoot it a few times the living parts of the terminator will die and start to rot. All you need to do is cause enough damage at a distance to kill the weakest part of the terminator (the living skin) and escape. In a week or two the skin will have completely rotted, rendering the terminator unable to blend in with the populace, removing one of it’s largest advantages.

@Bowiiihowdy 4 месяца назад

even at the time there was weaponary that would destroy the machine. they just didnt have access to it

@Rigel_6 4 года назад

in all honesty, the stop-motion jittery movement of t-800 is what really gives it that eerie feel imo

@mr.classicragememerook96 4 года назад

Yep hopefully Hollywood could do that again someday

@josephmacias9678 3 года назад

Sadly I doubt it because everything is CGI now

@Utilitarian101 3 года назад

Exactly - it's a prime example of how a limitation of some kind (in this case, dated technology) actually ends in a better result. All the fancy CGI of the modern movies could never recreate how "real" and mechanic the T-800's movements are rendered here, in humble 1980s stop-motion.

@Idazmi7 3 года назад

@@Utilitarian101 _"All the fancy CGI of the modern movies could never recreate how "real" and mechanic the T-800's movements are rendered here, in humble 1980s stop-motion."_ Sad thing is, that actually isn't true. It's just that Hollywood will always be too tempted to overdo it.

@ubuntuber1619 3 года назад

man even if its stop motion it scares the shitout of me

@RighBread 4 года назад

One of the scariest things about the Terminator design is the very human teeth it still has, contrasted against its otherwise completely metal body. Nightmare fuel.

@adman1381 4 года назад

RighBread They’re just metallic painted white.

@darkphoenix7225 4 года назад

@@adman1381 Actually no, it's supposed to be real teeth, terminators even had halitosis just like humans who failed to take care of their teeth.

@phillipwalling7470 4 года назад

Skynet knows how to make them as human as possible. And that's what's scary about it.

@RantingBrummie 4 года назад

So when a T800's mouth gets blown or burned off, does that make it mute??

@Sevan_UP 4 года назад

RighBread wtf is nightmare fuel

@satireisnotdead5804 Год назад

Even when being pursued by a killer robot endoskeleton, Sarah still refuses to leave Kyle behind, what a legend.

@Shadow-br4qx Год назад

She did this because she was in love with him

@danielz1666 5 месяцев назад

That's love

@mcdiamond2463 2 месяца назад

if she left him, the terminator would have seen a wounded kyle as a neutralized threat to it’s mission, and would have immediately pursued sarah, allowing the opportunity for kyle to sneak in from behind, stash the bomb in the back of the neck with enough time to distance himself from the blast radius, and the terminator is finally destroyed, but kyle would live on

@jimbehr5685 2 года назад

2:43 ...i love the T-800 seeing his great, great grandparents.

@AceMcshred 4 года назад

The way they designed the terminator was so ahead of it's time. You'd think an 80s depiction of a robot from the future would look cheesey today, but it still looks incredible.

@marjanp 3 года назад

Predator and Robocop are another examples.

@bitchymoroseandloud3066 3 года назад

There are a few designs; the T-800 Endoskeleton, the original Alien; the designs are simply perfect. There really is no way to improve upon them and subsequent attempts to do so have been less successful than the originals, IMO.

@glassworld9279 2 года назад

@@marjanp Robocop looks chunky now.

@zacharyberridge7239 2 года назад

This just popped up on my feed, but that was my big takeaway. To think, there was a time when brilliant creature designs could be brought to life by the likes of Stan Winston, or Rob Bottin. This design works, because even though it is in essence a chrome skeleton, you can see all the parts and how they would connect to give it locomotion. It's a fascinating, detailed, and well thought out design.

@blorkpovud1576 2 года назад

@@glassworld9279 still good though and modern enough. I wouldn't have changed it much.

@syndera9942 3 года назад

Back when Terminator was closer to a Horror movie than a Disney movie... I miss the old days :(

@mrv.3768 3 года назад

Me too bro me too

@GanjaMasterBlaster 3 года назад

Me too :( Let's all pretend that The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgement Day are the only ones that exist , the rest don't

@lilstupidahhboy5155 3 года назад

@Suryavansh Jaggi he didn't say anything abt them being bad, he said The older one's were like horror films.

@lilstupidahhboy5155 3 года назад

@Suryavansh Jaggi But yeah the newer ones are bad

@jpn0101 3 года назад

Hol’up,Disney?

@Aurochhunter Год назад

1:59 The fact that the terminator reaches through the hole to open the door from the other side, rather than just continually bash at it to knock it down shows how sophisticated its programming is.

@charliezz6746 Год назад

It does the same thing earlier on in the movie when he breaks the car window and opens the car door from the inside.

@Imabird4real 3 года назад

I like how the first Terminator can actually move his eyes and not just the whole head

@toaster9922 3 года назад

I can’t even begin to imagine how horrifying this would have been to have seen it in theatres when it originally came out.

@RAG3Xbox 3 года назад

i wish i could go back in time 😤

@revadmc6507 3 года назад

@@RAG3Xbox maybe you can when skynet takes over

@traveldavid6085 3 года назад

My father told me, after he got out the cinema he had his back against the wall. It was like the first big experience and people got genuinely terrified. Now we make special effects even with our phones..

@RAG3Xbox 3 года назад

@@traveldavid6085 crazy how long we’ve come in a couple of decades, T1 is my favorite movie of all time and this was nice to know thx

@BigEyesSmallMouth 3 года назад

I was in high school when this first hit theaters and yeah, it scared me to death. None of the other entries in the franchise have been nearly as scary.

@eduardomagana3858 4 года назад

To this day, this is pure nightmare fuel.

@MABGaming01 4 года назад

Fap fuel for the good old days

@eduardomagana3858 4 года назад

@@MABGaming01 shut up.

@MABGaming01 4 года назад

@@eduardomagana3858 sorry 😣

@eduardomagana3858 4 года назад

@@MABGaming01 all good. 👌

@invaderzim1265 4 года назад

I'm being honest. I ALMOST can't stand it, yet I'm truly glad they made EVERYTHING in this movie. Such.... I can't even describe how scared I am when the Terminator runs at the door and that Sinister tone when they meet the Terminator before they can escape.

@geraldkiing1904 Год назад

2:05 That transition from helpless damsel in distress to mother of the greatest soldier in history gives me goosebumps all the time, character development absolutely WELL DONE!

@Cloperella 2 года назад

I love that the deepening of Sarah's voice when she shouts "ON YOUR FEET, SOLDIER" gives us the smallest glimpse into what she'd become in the next movie. She's still overall the damsel in this movie, but you can tell that Kyle's experience as a soldier is starting to rub off on her since they've been so close.

@dominblabla 4 года назад

I remember watching this as a kid, i was terrified back then. T-800 endoskeleton with his red eyes always scared the shit out of me.

@Balnazzardi 4 года назад

Ye this is actually the only movie where T-800 managed to be terrifying...ofc in T2 and T3 T-800 (or model 101 and t-850 in T3) it was the protector and we never go to see it fully "exposed" in those movies aside from the future war bits and in rest of the movies the CGI just didnt make T-800 feel/look as terrifying as it was seen here. Salvation did quite good with T-600 though...

@ulysses2162 4 года назад

@հokцƽ ρokus OK Commie

@XanderVJ 4 года назад

@հokцƽ ρokus If you saw this as a kid, you're not a boomer. Early millenial, at most.

@therealityartist9057 4 года назад

Lol

@serkany5905 4 года назад

I remember my uncle watching this in our living room back in the late eighties. As soon as I saw the bit where he was taking his eye out in the motel room I ran out screaming my ass off haha. Freddy and the Terminator were my childhood nightmares.

@sgauden02 4 года назад

Who thinks that the puppet-like movements of the Terminator in this film actually makes it's scarier than the CGI of today?

@f.b.i.3380 4 года назад

sgauden02 totally agree

@masonf7332 4 года назад

Same, that door chase scene at 1:13 is more terrifying than any CGI can make

@franknasch 4 года назад

Yep, uncanny valley effect to the maximum there. Shame people these days prefer CGI so much it's no longer funny.

@HyraxusPrimus 4 года назад

@kommisar It kind of works considering the T-800 was the first model to have the organic flesh and skin. When it starts breaking down and losing composure with his skeleton underneath, I think it's logical that he'll start looking more uncanny and doll-like.

@user-my9lp6wb1m 4 года назад

@@HyraxusPrimus Good point!

@Chris-gw2xg 2 года назад

I freaking love how he looks here. How great he still holds up. Masterpiece

@thatswhatshesaid2777 Год назад

To quote TvTropes: "From James Cameron's nightmares to yours!"

@TheLeevoy Год назад

I don't think enough people realize that Terminator was literally born out of a dream, well, nightmare, from James Cameron and some overt and admitted inspiration from John Carpenter's Halloween. All it takes is that one spark of an idea to set in motion a whole new world of your own.

@Nicholas_Chen_ 4 года назад

Ironic, the ending of the Terminator takes place in a machine factory.

@S3rrgiio 4 года назад

Not just any machine factory. Its Cyberdine Systems. Search for the deleted scenes of this first movie.

@Nicholas_Chen_ 4 года назад

Sergio Lemas Ah yes. That’s even more ironic, the circle is complete.

@Nicholas_Chen_ 4 года назад

հokцƽ ρokus WRONG.

@vipbeef2174 4 года назад

@@Nicholas_Chen_ *BANG!*

@paolobbbbb 4 года назад

@@S3rrgiio you right, where a man found the "chip" of the terminator (in T2 the afro-american doctor of syberdine sistem speak about it, too)...and i dont understand why Cameron has delete that scene!

@Somegoy 3 года назад

When Sarah shouts "move it soldier!" That's when the real Sarah Connor was born

@tonythakur7299 2 года назад

Rightly said .

@arlfiftyfourtd8132 2 года назад

I guess you're right

@CrasherX2000 2 года назад

*ON YOUR FEET*

@isaacsanchez294 Год назад

“On your feet soldier” was her exact words but yes ur definitely right

@greenweeaboo8924 Год назад

something transformers 5 FAILED to do

@amjh4lah809 3 месяца назад

I remember seeing this for the first time. I was 6 years old and when that robotic skeleton came out of the fire, it just blew my mind. My whole family watched it and we couldn't believe what we were seeing. Absolute CLASSIC film ❤

@tobiaskonrad9920 3 месяца назад

I was born in 1984. Terminator and Terminator 2 was a masterpiece. Best movies for ever. James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd was very great.👍👍👍👍👍

@janetwilson2926 Год назад

Arnold came up out the fire like, "Oh y'all thought this shit was over"?!🤣

@Kumo5980 4 года назад

What makes the terminator skeleton appearance terrifying is that we never saw it in the trailer or commercials or the cover of the movie back then, so when it was revealed the soundtrack and atmosphere fits because you see what the future holds if Skynet succeeded an killing machine as his cold robotic red eyes staring right at you and moving to you!.

@G1NZOU 4 года назад

Nowadays they can't help but spoil most of the film in trailers and marketing material. The reveal that even burning the Terminator won't stop it was a great climax ending.

@Avaruusmurkku 4 года назад

Also considering the fact that this was pretty much top-notch visual effects at the time discounting Star Wars. People saw the poster with Arnold with the single red glowing eye, but nobody was expecting a literal walking skeleton partly due to the limitations of the technology. Nowadays you can literally see anything on-screen and it won't surprise us.

@IsaiahINRI 4 года назад

@@G1NZOU putting the twist that john was a terminator in genisys was genius

@MESRogerStudios 4 года назад

Idk. I watched this scene for the 5th time and it only gets scarier the more I watch

@Yawncruz 4 года назад

New movie here middle trailor ending trailor and 15 minutes in the middle it comes out next year

@Daynja1 3 года назад

3:03 Wow for years I wondered how she blindly knew what button to press at the end and didn't notice she had already pressed it before. Well done.

@masonf7332 2 года назад

Yeah, I remember that retard CinemaSins bashed that part. Fuck that guy

@IkanaMaskedMan 2 года назад

@@masonf7332 yeah, fuck him

@Bloodreign1 11 месяцев назад

It's foreshadowing to how the evil met it's end, and most who watch it, completely miss that point in the final chase scene. She knew what she was doing leading the robot to it's doom, but it was making sure she wasn't caught by it before she could lead it to it's demise. I admit I missed it to my first few times watching it, but eventually I did catch that she looked at what she pressed on that machine by accident, and what it did.

@luckyspray Год назад

I'm amazed how Kyle withstanded 2 punches from the Terminator and still got strentgh to light the pipe bomb and roll through the stairs... he died a hero's death 🙏🏻

@mcdiamond2463 9 месяцев назад

i'm extremely confident if sarah would have left kyle when he told her to while the terminator was breaking down the door, the terminator would have seen kyle laying there no longer a threat and wouldnt have wasted any time walking past him to find sarah, leaving kyle an opening for him to come up from behind and blow the terminator with the pipebomb

@kylereese22 Год назад

The hydraulic sounds as he moves make the whole scene so much creepier and surreal. This is really such a masterpiece

@NYG5 4 года назад

Imagine if they kept running fown the streets and people started calling the cops because a metal skeleton was chasing two homeless people

@varunemani 4 года назад

Haa haaa haa indeed, that would be something! 😺👌

@ayuwoki453 4 года назад

Lmfao

@charlieharper886 4 года назад

So, I'm _not_ the only one who thinks about stupid things like that. Good to know.

@matthewfinger2381 4 года назад

What if they took a plane to say Australia or something? What would the Terminator do? What if Sarah got a name change? Terminator probably would have trouble finding her in the phone books

@oleg91527 4 года назад

@@charlieharper886 it's not stupid, tho)) It was the most logical thing to do in that situation, not run to some enclosed space to fight slow-walking robot alone. Moreover, if they just ran from him, he wouldn't even catch up with them. The movie is awesome and ofc I personally didn't think about all of that in the process of watching because I was scared shitless

@laganas2008 4 года назад

The fact that he has a limp, and still won't give up, just adds to the terror. He actually seems more scary with the limp, like he's just relentless. Great film.

@Gonken88 4 года назад

Bah it was just a couple of broken wires to it. Like a car running on a flat tire.

@Seeker-wq8jc 3 года назад

Even when he gets blown clear in half, he's still coming after Sarah as just an upper body. He don't need legs to kick some ass.

@WaterCrane 3 года назад

@@Gonken88 I think it was a broken hydraulic piston, so it couldn't bend its leg.

@byrondouglasdean 3 года назад

The T-1000 may be the superior model, but the T-800 has it beat when it comes down to a psychological warfare advantage. The endoskeleton never ceases to be terrifying.

@Bluecheese1400 3 года назад

It would always persist, even when it’s skin is burned off or it’s torso is gone.

@cannedpiss5178 2 года назад

2:12 one of my favourite shots. the way it kind of jerks and jolts about as it steps through and the horror sound cue that plays, so awesome and convincing!

@bigb488 2 года назад

Your name 😂😂😭

@tintinquirit8732 2 года назад

3:06 I love his eyes getting small, like a cat in chasing mod

@gertrudemcfuzz74 4 года назад

1:12 Straight out of your nightmares. Stop motion animation was so terrifying and awesome.

@GodittoC 3 года назад

69 likes, make a wish!

@Ballowax 3 года назад

You mean 0:27

@Actinide5013 3 года назад

*Literally* straight out of Cameron's nightmares. What originated the T-800 was a bad dream Cameron had about a metal skeleton chasing him

@imperialsaint3639 3 года назад

I thought I was the only 1 that thought that 2

@MrRMT1986 2 года назад

Nightmare Fuel!

@Leisurelee53 3 года назад

Something I think is missed here in the sub plot of the "love story" Sarah doesn't bemoan or belittle Kyle for his weaknesses. She starts to speak his language; she doesn't tell him tearfully how much she needs his help or she cares for him or some other trope, she gets to his character. "On your feet soldier!" It's inspiring, and sad. She knows enough about this man to not only care for him, not only deny his call to keep going without him, she adapts to what she thinks will speak to his character and motivate him to keep going. That's love, odd as it is to say In a techno horror flick like Terminator. She adapts in the moment to get what she wants and appeal to the person she wants it from. It's really damn intelligent. And human. It's not manipulation, it's not the tears and begging for a saviour. It's "I need you goddammit! Get your shit together!" It's to me, honestly beautiful.

@cpt.shmitt7387 3 года назад

Leisurelee53 I honestly believe it is at this point in the movie where she finally "loses her innocence" so to speak. It's the midway point in her character where she changes from the helpless waitress of the beginning to the bad-ass action hero we see in T2.

@jaredgarcia8638 2 года назад

@@cpt.shmitt7387 If only character progression was like that today.

@Puschit1 2 года назад

I think it's less part of the love story and more the beginning of her character transformation from a regular, feeble 80's chick that had never experienced anything like this to strong woman that is in charge of everything.

@earthsurgery1237 2 года назад

@@Puschit1 and she earned it to. Her character has merit

@wormwoodbecomedelphinus4131 2 года назад

And more real.

@TDKiller415 2 года назад

Sarah: "We did it, Kyle. We got it." Terminator rises from the rubble. Reese: "No.....we just made it angry."

@edwardkamau773 2 года назад

Sarah - we did it Kyle Terminator- the fun part is just getting started

@twistedyogert 2 года назад

Don't make it angry, you won't like it when it's angry.

@TDKiller415 2 года назад

@@twistedyogert That was Ferrigno 😅 But still, good one 😁

@Sherlock910 Год назад

@@TDKiller415 Terminator: So... this is what death is supposed to be like. Reese: Crap!

@lightning116 Год назад

No matter how many times I've seen this scene, I still don't know how the T-800 never scared me as a kid yet it's so uncomfortably unnerving as an adult. The way it was moving with an obvious limp, the stop motion, its relentless programming and the way they combined all of that when Kyle and Sarah were barricading the door as it limped closer and closer in the background. Seriously, how did that not scare me as a kid?

@NovaCaine2489 3 года назад

Very surprised with how thorough Arnold got with this role! Actually replacing his insides with the terminator? I don't know of any other actor that'd go to that length

@sampanna6983 2 года назад

lmao

@obiwankenobi8271 2 года назад

It's amazing how far he went for this role!

@laymalopez8074 2 года назад

Don't forget about Robert Patrick!

@NovaCaine2489 2 года назад

@@laymalopez8074 such a method actor he is

@SparrowNoblePoland 2 года назад

Well, jokes aside but Arnold was the guy who invented looks and behaviour of the Terminator. That's why he got the role and James Cameron didn't correct his playing while making the movie. They even discussed some lines and it ended on Cameron saying; 'I don't correct your playing, then you'll not correct my writing.'

@MichaelNight 4 года назад

Kyle held himself together exceptionally well. Pretty sure that even the most trained soldiers could have a breakdown seeing one of those things again in this timeline.

@SparrowNoblePoland 2 года назад

He was sent on this mission because he in the future he got obsessed/fell in love when he saw Sarah's photo. John used primal male care instinct in advantage of the mission.

@zillafire101 2 года назад

Pretty sure being so close to dead, he was too tired and beaten to shit to care

@gregtestagent 2 года назад

Oddly enough, it was probably the most familiar thing about this experience for him.

@HumungusO_o 2 года назад

Dont forget, reese got shot below the belt in that tunnel

@kenthefele113 2 года назад

0:08 This is exactly what James Cameron described as a nightmare he had

@livingurdreams09 2 года назад

Anyone can make nice movies, but only legends can make classic. Salute Mr James Cameron 💂‍♂️💂‍♀️

@Dark.Persona Год назад

Wow! Try to not shit your pants!

@mkaplan1383 7 месяцев назад

Before he became a weak cuck.

@abdulqudz89 4 года назад

3:29 - the sinister tone that plays is scary, even after all these years.

@dominblabla 4 года назад

2:16 is a bit scary too :)

@giddiorton 4 года назад

To think that the score still brings chills down my spine the Same way when I was a child let alone a grown man now...

@visionist7 4 года назад

@@dominblabla that's the "OH FUCK PANIC!!" music

@slipknotfan4204 4 года назад

0:54 - 1:16 This part is really scary as they are running down the hallway and he's gaining on them.

@LITTLE1994 3 года назад

@@dominblabla I love that part, too.

@justinquaylepate1358 3 года назад

From James Cameron's fever dream rises a super machinical monster. An absolute classic

@GanjaMasterBlaster 3 года назад

I never knew it was from a fever dream

@aclosh2983 2 года назад

It wasnt, it was a lie

@terryprice1691 2 года назад

@@aclosh2983 Nah it’s true he envisioned it from a nightmare. There was even concept art that was released prior to how he saw it.

@greenweeaboo8924 Год назад

1st i found about something like this with wes craven now james cameron

@justinedse8435 Год назад

@@terryprice1691That's actually not true. It was from a story by Harlan Ellison, that's why he's credited in the movie.

@FatalDyZr Год назад

I remember my dad getting this movie from blockbuster, this scene always stuck with me not only because it was scary but because of how much of a masterpiece this movie truly is. 💪🏻🤝🏻

@0megaFan 8 месяцев назад

To date, Sarah and Kyle barely being able to close the door with the Terminator literally inches away from getting them is one of the most tense things I've ever seen

@B4StudioJP 4 года назад

I love the serendipitously dry humor at 2:38 when the terminator was heartily welcomed by his great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandparents.

@Jayboe1123 3 года назад

Lol

@Ballowax 3 года назад

Terminator's all damn machinery, fucking with my tracker

@mattrb8101 3 года назад

So many generations in 40 years?

@LovleyLemonade 3 года назад

@@mattrb8101 Technology advances fast. In the span of 40 years there is a lot of new tech to outclass the old. The terminator is indeed looking at its far ancestors.

@nealio-lv1qe 2 года назад

And then he just walks away like "get of my case gramps!"

@vipbeef2174 4 года назад

Now this is what the Terminator should be,a killer robot that you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alleyway

@jrw3349 4 года назад

To be honest I wouldn’t want to meet it anywhere

@iconofsin4578 4 года назад

@@jrw3349 was about to say the same thing lol

@straightouttabraunau6121 4 года назад

@Ankamtilnei Bekungbul I do very frequently actually

@monzelundazi7640 4 года назад

I wouldn't even want to meet it in Walmart

@DragonKhy 4 года назад

Literally

@sarahaparicio1839 9 месяцев назад

Am I the only one who gets super excited to watch Terminator clips and we're now in 2023? I love this movie I grew up watching it as a little girl

@TheElMuffin 2 года назад

Man, this movie is for the ages. Almost 40 years later it is still an absolute chad of a movie!

@ikasando 4 года назад

Terminator enters assembly plant: “Greetings fellow machines, I’m looking for two humans who passed through here a moment ago”. Assembly robots: “Hey bro, go straight down and take a left, I think they are heading for the stairs”.

@karthikganti4063 4 года назад

I love this move .

@denniswoycheshen 2 года назад

LoL

@jmp868 2 года назад

😂

@dorreyeet1529 2 года назад

T-800: thank you my brethren

@nathancartoonplushstudios2728 2 года назад

That’s what I thought

@a.jthomas6132 4 года назад

At first I thought the Endoskeleton was so real. But realize it was all done by puppetry by Stan Winston. No wonder why it's more terrifying than the sequels.

@ryans413 4 года назад

But dosnt look bad really looks good

@jammy3662 4 года назад

@Sum Dum Phuc Wtf

@Mitjitsu 4 года назад

The close ups were puppets, the rest were stop motion.

@quandinhminh7020 4 года назад

@Sum Dum Phuc what do you mean ???

@magnolia3521 4 года назад

Whats puppetry.... Can anyone tell me..

@Squicx Год назад

This movie was literally YEARS ahead of it's own time. LITERALLY. Like we still have like a whole 20 years before 2049!?

@michaelwills1926 Год назад

This movie in general, and this scene in particular, were genuinely terrifying and still retains a haunting and looming sense of doom.

@frankie2time298 3 года назад

I remember when I first saw this at my dad's house. I felt really relieved thinking that they finally destroyed him but then when he came out of the fire my heart dropped and it scared the crap out of me even more. I was like five at the time.

@arcticangel1628 2 года назад

1:56 The Shining re-enacted. Terminator: “Here’s Arnie.” 🤖

@jackzilla3434 2 года назад

Only five. Bruh. I bet it scared you. There’s violence and gore. Quite a bit of nudity. A lot of swearing. AND IT IS SCARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@arcticangel1628 2 года назад

@@jackzilla3434 What was his dad thinking showing him a movie like this at the age of five?

@jackzilla3434 2 года назад

@@arcticangel1628 Idk.

@graciouslexxie2003 2 года назад

@@arcticangel1628 Me who watched this at 4 and my parents didn't even know 🙂🙂..until i told them at 9

@notfreeman6809 4 года назад

I cant imagine how it must have felt to watch this scene in cinemas back in 1984

@jaredhesting7522 3 года назад

You needed guts

@SomeRandoAlmond2001 2 года назад

Scary i think...

@plasmaastronaut 2 года назад

nightmares for months. Many people didn't fully understand cinema and other entertainment wasn't real. After my grandma went on a ghost train ride at the fairground, she so deeply believed that the ride was genuinely haunted by ghosts that she had a waking night terror that night where in a state of terror she bit into the bed board so hard she ripped her teeth out. My grandad found her teeth still embedded there next morning

@theclockworkknight1273 2 года назад

@@plasmaastronaut I hear that when psycho was first released, people literally ran out of the theater in fright.

@sanchoodell6789 2 года назад

I'd be grabbing the non existent cushion!

@10_a_see 5 месяцев назад

In a deleted scene, you find out at the end of the move that factory they were in was a Cyberdyne facility. So them trying to prevent the creation of Skynet, they actually enabled it.

@roadwarrior1459 8 месяцев назад

That stop motion is terrifying. It creeped me out so much as a kid

@yakuza01 3 года назад

It is too bad Kyle Reese was too injured. It seemed like the T-800 was damaged so its movement was greatly compromised, not to mention the fact that it was no longer able to blend in so it would have been a matter of time before the police (or actually the military) would have come down on him with everything they have. Before anybody gets worked up about it, yes, I understand it's a movie but just having some fun with speculating here.

@classicgunstoday1972 2 года назад

I was going to say, the police had already come down on him with every literal thing they had. Him taking out a whole police station was the climax of the movie and a shock to audiences. Prior to this, in movies, when you got to the police, you were safe from any threat. This movie walked right over that

@thingy373 2 года назад

@Insane50CCM The army would probably compromise the T-800 instead of destroying it, then do some shady stuff with it behind the curtains.

@zacharyberridge7239 2 года назад

@@thingy373 so...what they did in between 1 and 2?

@thingy373 2 года назад

@@zacharyberridge7239 Yeah, basically.

@iforgotmyname1669 2 года назад

I wouldn't leave a T-800 alone, regardless of how damaged it is it would find a way to repair itself even with our limited technology. T-800's are resourceful and efficient only way to be sure your safe is to SEE if get destroyed. Otherwise I'd spend my entire life in fear knowing its out there... somewhere.

@bagsikdangal 4 года назад

This is the Terminator you can't reason or bargain with. Not that Terminator that feels bad after it fulfills its mission/programming of killing a defenseless child.

@rmi7834 4 года назад

Because dark fate's T-800 has evolved Thats why he now feel remorse, but before It he was just an emotionless killing machine who didn't mind killing a child in front of his mother. Dark fate simply shows that Terminators can evolve and be humanized.

@phillipwalling7470 4 года назад

Robot chicken also shows that as well.

@Gunnar001 4 года назад

@@rmi7834 Bullshit. The T-800 that was sent back was programmed with a single mission. Kill John Connor. That's all. Skynet turns off the major learning capabilities of these Terminator's CPUs so there's no conflict that could jeopardize the completion of their assigned missions. There's no emotion or evolving. It's a killing machine and nothing more. Now, the reasons why the good T-800 from T2 acted the way it did was because it was reprogrammed by the human resistance before it was sent back. Also, Sarah and John manually activated it's CPU learning capabilities later. This is what allowed it to evolve and feel the emotions it did. The Terminator sent by Skynet in Woke Fate never had any of that. Once it killed Conner and completed it's mission, it should've just walked into the ocean and went dormant or something. Not get sad and become a fucking interior decorator with a family and all the other godawful nonsense we saw in that shit movie. It's simply garbage.

@imperson7005 4 года назад

@@Gunnar001 In the original T2 movie the scene where the T800's cpu was switched never occurred, therefore we can assume in cannon that wasn't needed for the machine to learn. Even if a T800 needs its cpu changed it came from the same AI that did something it wasn't programmed to do, so what's stopping another hyper intelligent AI to do the same?

@andy7377 4 года назад

@@Gunnar001 Sarah and John manually activating the CPU learning was a deleted scene, and hence non-canon to T2. The T2 Arnold was able to learn and understand human emotions simply by hanging around Sarah and John

@brantfrans8595 11 месяцев назад

I love the design of the Terminator endoskeleton. It's both incredible and really scary. I always wonder if there an alternate version of what the endoskeleton would look like.

@IronMan3582 8 месяцев назад

Sarah was always strong, whether she realized it or not, but this scene she summons all that courage and strength that would go on to define her character in the sequel

@suzanamarkovic483 8 месяцев назад

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@Spacegoat92 3 года назад

I could imagine people watching this in cinemas thinking "Crap that looks scary, how did they film that????" As opposed to now where it's like "Meh, it's all cgi." There is no more mystery surrounding the movie magic...

@amuletdragon7893 2 года назад

The movement of the T 800 is used stop motion

@SparrowNoblePoland 2 года назад

@@amuletdragon7893 Some are stop motion, some are actual full scale remote controlled robot.

@MsAmber82 2 года назад

@@SparrowNoblePoland Sometimes they didn't felt like remote control, they seem more like moving with hands like a puppet

@SparrowNoblePoland 2 года назад

@@MsAmber82 Likely. T-800's endoskeleton has some visible flaws, for example there is no way it could raise it's arms over his head. The elastic links could move them up, but only a little and very inefficiently.

@HolaMundoTheMisteriousAG Год назад

Bro, el stop motion ya era de conocimiento público desde hace mucho, las pelis de Harryhausen literalmente se anunciaban como "miren lo novedosa que es nuestra tecnología stop motion, vayan a verla en su cine, en especial si es cinemascope"

@SohanDsouza 4 года назад

2:38 "Oh, hello, Grandma, Grandpa"

@B4StudioJP 4 года назад

Im just surprised to find another me scrolling down the comments after having left a more elaborate comment to the same effect as yours. Hi bro :)

@mariovazquez4436 3 года назад

Lmao

@sethgardner4297 Год назад

This, the predator and the Alien are some of the best monster designs to have ever blessed cinema. Wished we would get cool and original monsters like this today

@rahanmiah9428 Год назад

Also this THE THING 1982

@sethgardner4297 Год назад

@@rahanmiah9428 straight up man. That movie is the best horror movie ever made imo.

@rahanmiah9428 Год назад

@@sethgardner4297 i watched so many horror movies and there are alot of great titles and are quiet scary...But bro belive me The thing 1982 version dosent matter how many times i re-watch it it always scares the shit out of me a true horror mssterpiece film making. Great story and very intense....played the retro game on ps2 the thing bloody scary aswell

@sethgardner4297 Год назад

@@rahanmiah9428 Exactly. That movie still gets me even though I’ve seen it a hundred times. It’s a masterpiece. Also that game was killer. Wish I kept my PS2 so I could still play it today

@chrismackerdush7728 11 месяцев назад

The stop motion, realistic lighting and score all working together is stunning. Terrifying and absolutely stunning.

@morganfarrell2442 3 года назад

I feel like this is the first glimpse we get of the Sarah we see in T2, when her voice goes low and guttural and says “ON YOUR FEET SOLDIER”, you can feel such a change

@greenweeaboo8924 Год назад

something transformers 5 FAILED to do

@juliemillington9907 Год назад

Sarah is basically Reese in T2 it's why she keeps seeing him he is in her

@juliemillington9907 Год назад

And transformers failed 6 times

@thegoodreylo4749 Год назад

@@greenweeaboo8924 Transformers 5?

@Ilteof 3 года назад

0:13 Michael Biehn's face is like "it's not over yet". Great underrated actor

@goldenpig0711 2 года назад

He's an awesome actor and that's why his portrayal of Kyle Reese can't be replaced by anyone.

@arlfiftyfourtd8132 2 года назад

your logo looks like the terminator's eye

@juliemillington9907 Год назад

Reese must of knew it was coming he knows there metal underneath and getting burnt to death would not stop it just make it worse

@sulphurous2656 Год назад

NOT YET SARAH IT'S NOT OVER YET

@mywhychromosome Год назад

@@sulphurous2656 See you in hell...Liquid!! ...That takes care of the cremation.

@camargocris72 9 месяцев назад

Even in stop-motion, this is terrifying.

@ZainR 11 месяцев назад

4:31 I never noticed before how badly beaten Kyle was after that backhand. Just shows how strong the Terminator is even in his exoskeleton only and none of the living tissue or muscles.

@JnL_SSBM 5 месяцев назад

T-800 hit him so bad enough to kill him.

@RebirthRavenIX 3 месяца назад

@@JnL_SSBMKyle didn't die from the hit he died from the shrapnel explosion, he was too close to the blast zone , the hit contributed he would have died either way most likely man was running on fumes

@JnL_SSBM 3 месяца назад

@@RebirthRavenIX And from the wounds

@RebirthRavenIX 3 месяца назад

@@JnL_SSBM Yeah the wounds contributed.

@byrondouglasdean Месяц назад

The fact this fight was completely one - sided definitely gave T1 an edge over T2 in terms of the sci-fi horror element. In the final fight of T2, even though the T-1000 does eventually get the upper hand, the T-800 was able to land shots and match it blow for blow for a time. Here, Kyle Reese, even with the metal pipe, stands 0% chance against the T-800 and gets completely demolished with 2 hits. It's only with a last second ditch effort that he jams the pipe bomb in its ribcage; he's a dead man no matter what the outcome of the battle is.

@gno4355 3 года назад

Sarah: We did it kyle, we did it... Kyle: Why do I hear boss music?

@themadrasiboy 3 года назад

😂😂

@pil0tb0y96 2 года назад

69th like lol.

@maxholloway1155 2 года назад

아 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

@slakyv4460 2 года назад

Terminator:"Sore wau do kana?"(Are you sure about that?)

@MrDibara 2 года назад

*T-800 Endoskeleton* [...............................................................]

@MegaSheen15 3 года назад

If you pause at 0:40, you can see that the pistons on the t-800’s left knee are detached which explains why he’s limping

@Legend.-_- 3 года назад

0:39*

@nnmodo 3 года назад

Yeah it got hit by a truck lmao.

@2ruthl355 2 года назад

Yea it’s because after he got ran over by the truck his leg was damaged…if you rewatch that scene, when “Arnold” gets up from under the truck he limped as he walked to towards the driver’s seat

@Gearoidmcnaught 2 года назад

Yeah I noticed and probably because the Terminator was done by both puppetry and stop mention it would be impossible to make the Terminator run and the way he limps give it a cool creepy horror style walk.

@juliemillington9907 Год назад

Imagine if he didn't injury his leg how quicker he would of ran after them as the robot

@maplemondays863 Год назад

The T-800 looking at the other machines like "Grandma?! Grandpa?! Sorry I'm a little busy right now, you know terminating and all that. I'll be back shortly to fill you guys in on what's going down"

@bigb488 Год назад

LMAO

@mbourne16 6 месяцев назад

4:26 that back hand slap always gets me lol

@sparky6743 3 года назад

Honestly, the jerky movements of the T-800 is what’s terrifying. Even when it’s the stop motion sections, it’s uncanny movement and uneven balance makes it so freaky

@TheLambdaTeam Год назад

Its knee got damaged in the explosion, this is why it's limping, so it's genuine.

@mikef6538 Год назад

Stop motion is very scary for sure...perfect for a horror scene.

@emiongoogle1160 3 года назад

The pupet movement is unatural and artifitial in nature with makes it all the more terrifying. I would say the shot at 1:11 is the most frightning one and the one that shows how great the puppet fits instead of cgi.

@PizzaInSpace 3 года назад

In my opinion, a puppet is better than CGI due to the puppet looking more realistic, and human-like movement.

@triggeredcat120 2 года назад

That’s what really scared me first time around. It really go your heart going.

@XenoRaptor-98765 2 года назад

Agreed it’s does have feeling that the t-800 is a walking metallic skeleton also in a sense it’s never even alive.

@malinalungu407 2 года назад

Why i keep seeing Hazbin Hotel/Helluva Boss PFPs everywhere?

@sullivandmitry1416 2 года назад

That scene still gives me anxiety while watching it

@xn0gaming 7 месяцев назад

Cameron even factored in that they could not animate the skeleton fluidly, so he scripted in the damaged leg to make the jerky movement more believable. He is really good. Some of the FX may have aged badly, but they are still very effective.

@Davecm008 27 дней назад

Man nothing beats the analog special effects of older movies from this era, love it.

@channel-nv9xc 4 года назад

2:10 "on your feet!" I loved how you could hear in her voice the beginning of Sarah's evolution into the bad ass warrior queen she ended up becoming, rasp and all.

@brunofreitas8123 4 года назад

Sarah: We did it Kyle. Terminator: Wrong!

@nilakshagolui 3 года назад

*negative

@derrickdavis664 3 года назад

Perfect

@furiousstudios4438 2 года назад

It would appear the observation you once had was incorrect. [cue chase]

@holloweyes5209 2 года назад

Sarah: WE DID IT KYLE Terminator: Negative

@toddpinkstonisgod Месяц назад

Man, I fucking love stop-motion. This finale with the endoskeleton is probably my favorite sequence in all of the Terminator franchise.

@gapjunction11 4 года назад

Fun fact: At 0:05 you can see the special effect guy come up just to the right of Linda Hamilton's head, and pull the lever down, that makes the Terminator stand up.

@markdammes1947 4 года назад

Well spotted

@Timebomb_19 4 года назад

gapjunction11 I never noticed that!

@phillipwalling7470 4 года назад

Just like that guy who pushed the Christmas tree from Gremlins.

@hushgamer92 4 года назад

you have some eagle eyes man!!

@silvermane15 4 года назад

Thank goodness for HD resoluted formats. When u see everything, u literally see everything!

@Tantalus010 4 года назад

What's hilarious about the Terminator movies is that John Connor owes his entire existence to Skynet. The machines invented the time travel technology both sides used, and without Skynet sending a terminator back in time to kill Sarah before John was born, there would be no reason to send Kyle Reese back in time to protect her. In other words, Skynet effectively created its own destroyer, and what's more, after the events of T2, ensured he knew how to fight and destroy terminators. I guess Skynet wasn't so smart after all.

@Mitjitsu 4 года назад

That would depend on how time time travel works in the Terminator franchise.

@sublingnitro 4 года назад

The funniest thing about skynet is that though it is smart it still has at least some form of human arrogance and as such was blind to the ways it had endangered itself and blind to how it made its own situation.

@Circuitssmith 4 года назад

It’s the old “destiny trap.” You can’t change history If you’re a part of it.

@joemackley7894 4 года назад

Dan D Doctor Who reference?

@Circuitssmith 4 года назад

Joe Mackley Ye

@RandomDuude 2 года назад

2:00 the birth of T2 Sarah Connor

@gjtrue 9 месяцев назад

In some cases with older movies, the stop-motion special effects may not age the best over time. If not outright look *horrendous* by today's standards. But here it certainly adds favorably to the T-800's inhuman presence. Very robotic and outright creepy. I wonder how many kids, or even adults, got nightmares from this back then?