Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines - Caravan Of Garbage 

Can't believe they paid Arnold that much money when they already had a well documented verbal agreement where he said he'd be back.

T3 is the weird example of a movie that got BETTER because of the worse sequels.

The scary thing for me is I remember thinking Arnie looked really old in this but now looking at it he looks as fresh as a daisy.

My problem with T-X is that when she takes the form of a person, she acts almost fake and absent of any emotion. Robert Patrick was really believable when he pretended to be a cop. She acts so devoid of any character. Wheras Patrick showed how devious the T2 could be.

“Anger is more useful than despair.” I still love that quote and try to get angry instead of sad 😂

For those who like the Arnold commentary on T3, check out his commentary on Total Recall. Arnold commentaries always deliver.

I actually like this one. 2 is obviously better but it’s got some good stuff

Arnold didn't want to do Terminator 3? You mean.. he didn't WANT to be back?

I like T3, it's the only watchable T2 sequel so far. It may look dated now but that truck flip blew me away when I saw it in the theatre at the time.

Terminator: Classic slasher flick Terminator 2: Amazing action film Terminator 3: Great parody movie T4 and 5: Boring, generic, sci-fi additions that muddy the lore

Only seen Shaq act in Steel?! What about his amazing performance in Kazaam?!

Fun Fact :The sergeant William Candy scene was voiced by Samuel l Jackson and not Arnold Schwarzenegger

I feel like the T-X is only remembered as “the Female Terminator”. If not the T-X would be completely forgotten

That Chief Master Sergeant William Candy scene is pretty funny. It looks like something from Starship Troopers. Glad they released it at least as a bonus scene.

I will forever defend the Sgt. William Candy scene... yes it's dumb and yes, it doesn't fit with the film's tone but as an extra little bit, I think it's a wonderful addition to "Terminator lore". It also reminds us that the franchise *can* do overt comedy. Not with Candy himself, but that one line of Arnie's dubbed-in dialogue of "we can fix it". There's a little bit of cleverness built into the board being annoyed by the guy's voice and literally replacing it with that of their own guy who just happened to sound better.

The Terminator franchise really peaked with Terminator 2: Judgement Day. I'm really not looking forward to Dark Fate.

Terminator 3 was enjoyable. But, the ending was fantastic!

Hahaha 3:48 Of COURSE General Grievous is Arnold Schwarzenegger's Hairdresser, Make-Up Person, Physician, Stand-In, Stunt Double AND Cook! 🤣

5:30 Omg the part about the guns had me in tears. "I'm taking all these gun and you can't stop me because i'm gone proof and you're not." and the guy was like "fair enough" as he's being blown away. LMFAOOOO

"It's 2019, you can do ANYTHING!" It's now 2020; being able to do anything seems like little more than a distant memory.

That psychologist guy is like the C3PO of the Terminator franchise. He's seen it all and somehow survived all this crazy stuff when he probably shouldn't have.

I don’t care what anyone says, this film is a blast

I do like that this film lead directly into "Terminator: Salvation," the movie with Christian Bale as John Connor (and most importantly, Michael Ironside as the predecessor to John Connor leading the war against the machines. Michael Ironside is always a win). Salvation, in fact, makes multiple "in-universe" references to "Rise of the Machines," including changing the starting year of the machine war from 1997 to 2003, as a result of the new timeline split. I also thought the "villain character" of the film was a great villain, because he was not "Black and White Evil! The End! No discussion or diversion will be tolerated!" Sam Worthington plays a "human" character, who wakes up in the future, has to find out everything that's going on, and even has a few "Mad Max" style moments in the action department. But then the Plot Twist where he finds out he's actually a "machine decoy!" A machine that doesn't realize it's a machine, and has no idea of its' mission, until it is too late to stop it from finding John Connor and killing him. I LOVED that so much!! Because I was tired of the same old "Terminator tries to kill John/Sarah Connor decades before the war" crap that Hollywood kept throwing out there in the prequels over and over and over again. This time, it was a machine, that didn't know what its' mission was, that had no realization it wasn't human until it was shown the truth by Connor himself! And has pretty much the same "OMG!" reaction that the audience is supposed to have. That's a COMPLEX VILLAIN!!! Not evil, but definitely placed in the story for evil purposes beyond its' reckoning!

Most under rated Terminator flick, ballsy ending.

Terminator just needs to stop. By this point, there's been more bad than good movies.

It is by far the most 2003 film I’ve ever seen. But honestly it seems even better after Genisys, let alone Salvation. Arnold and JK Simmons were literally the only good parts of Genisys.

"I don't think it's the worst Terminator sequel" So that's the place we're at now, eh?

My dad screams relax in an Arnie impression almost always. Glad he has "taste"

This movie is not even that bad, Terminator Genesys is the worst so far.

Say what u want but I love Terminator 3 its the last time we see Arnold as the true t-800 not that old man shit. I cherish every second of that film!

I will not tolerate any criticism towards T2 3D Battle Across Time.

"Nuclear war in tearaway pants." Perfect summation of this film.

Terminator 3 is underrated but it’s not that bad imo.

Sarah Connor Chronicles is amazing. Far better than T3, T4, or T5.

ONLY SEEN HIM IN STEEL?!?! Excuse you what about Kazaam

*_"R E L A X !"_* 😂 Nah but tbh T3 has always been a guilty pleasure of mine lol Imo it's a pretty alright movie

Terminator: Dark Fate would have been better if Master Sergeant William Candy, and Sarah and John Conner, had teamed up to fight the terminators.

If I recall, there was a deleted scene where it was revealed that Cyberdyne actually had off-site backups of the data on the Terminator from Terminator 1 so when they got trashed they just sold the information to the Government when they went backrupt.

Yo I just want to give a huge shoutout to the person that knew to get a Crown Firecoach fire truck for scenes in LA. Chef’s kiss for attention to detail

T-3 was definitely underrated - it had some really good parts. The only thing missing was Sarah Conner

I'm in the minority and will say that I actually really liked T3. Arnold is funny af. The TX was deadly and hot. Arnold saved this entire movie for me and the ending was actually really good.

Wait. Why does John Connor think that Arnold will remember him when he watched him die 'T2'? @3:00

You killed me at the "These are the fun in the sun models!" *LMAO*

I looked under the sun visor in this car.... He wasn't there

Terminator 3 basically reworks the first movie but I loved moments like when he went to the tomb of Sarah Connor and finds her casket full of weapons and he walks out of the tomb with a coffin on his shoulder and guns people down. Also the scene where Arnie is smashed through buildings on a fire truck - a scene that he paid for himself.

I really enjoyed T3 when it came out because it was the only Terminator that finally seemed to understand: "You know what? This whole thing is quite silly."

T3: Arnold’s mega payday

I really love the concept and ideas behind T3. I liked watching how Skynet took over. I also think Kristanna Loken was phenomenal with what she was given by the writers. She was very machine-like and emotionless, yet could be emotional when the situation called for it via the script. Going by the film comic and the video game "The Redemption", the T-X was supposed to be extremely overpowered, amazingly efficient at combat and infiltration, and downright scary, especially with the ability to control any kind of machine (including phone lines and electronic signals). I think the film watered her down so that Arnie had a chance to shine and so she wasn't able to make an impact like Robert Patrick's T-1000 did. Another complaint is that Sarah Connor died off screen. There was a feeling of emptiness without her on set. As for the writing of the film, that's what let it down. So much potential. It felt rushed. I really enjoyed the "T3: The Redemption" video game story line over the film version because I could tell the game makers were not worried with rushing it and included vital parts that probably would have helped the theatrical release. Plus it was far darker, whereas the film liked to crack jokes and make light of situations (like a Marvel movie). T3 had a lot of potential, and it definitely had atmosphere. Again, the T-X was a very interesting concept that made sense and was played brilliantly by Loken, and Arnie was equally great. It was just all so darn rushed. Anyway, I really recommend checking out the film comic and also watching the video game story line on RU-vid. I think they did it way better than the film. They felt more... Terminatorish?

For the time the special effects were top notch

6:08 I don’t know if I’ve ever related with a piece of art so much in my entire life.

The car chase scene is underrated in this film for sure

Geniuses makes T3 look like a masterpiece

Honestly do really like this movie. Better than whatever tf they’re trying now. This movie feels like something made by someone, it’s filled with memorable quotes that really hit hard like, “Desire is irrelevant. I am a machine.” and the ending with, “Can you help us, John?” It’s far from perfect but at least it feels like there’s a point to it. You will struggle, you will fail. Sometimes it’ll happen even when you did everything right, but still you must endure… because there is no alternative. The new stuff is just voiceless, compared to that.

Another Terminator 3 _hold up_ ...I’ll be back

One thing I like about this movie in retrospect is when the terminator is talking about how it can’t stop the TX while at the same time he’s taking out the explosive in its chest which is the thing that stops it

I thought Nick did fine as John. Christian Bale was the best imo. Salvation is pretty underrated.

7:07 In fairness Steel is the best movie starring Shaq😂😂

5:53 they forgot the automatic breast enlargements

I never heard of the theory about Claire Danes in T2, as I already knew that role was played by Nikki Cox (from The Glimmer Man). Because the bar was raised so high on T2, it would be too hard for a sequel to live up to the same standard, hence the Lite take on it. I think it was representative of the 2000s where everything was a bit more free and easy, experimental and certainly not as uptight as the 90s or sterile and dour as the 2010s. I enjoyed T3, because I loved the 2000s...a truly golden era!

My intro to production design teacher in college is the production designer for the Terminator 3D Ride that used to be at Universal Studios! He never really talked about it because I'm sure they already had a vision for what things looked like for the sets, he just had to put it all together for them. But interesting thing is he brought in some art directors and production designers for lots of Hollywood movies; I learned from the Art Director of Kong: Skull Island that the design of Kong was inspired by Johnny Cash's tall, broad figure--cant find that online bc no one else knows it!

I just watched this film for the first time in 15 years and I gotta say that maybe we’ve been too harsh on this film, I enjoyed it so much, It’s a very fun and well paced film with some genuinely funny comedic bits in it too, The chick who played the TX did a good job too and was menacing IMO. Maybe it’s just a case of seeming good because of how bad a lot of films are now but who knows?

T3 is underrated for sure. It's far superior to everything that came after it, but inferior to those before it. People claim it erased T2's message about "no fate but what we make", and yet, if John, Claire, and the Terminator had reached Claire's father a little earlier, they could've stopped SkyNet and changed the future.

The real Terminator 3 is the friends we made along the way.

“You know how you thought there was ‘No Fate’? Turns out there’s so much fate. It’s all coming at once, and it’s today.” Should have been the movie’s tagline.

T3 actually looks like a good film compared to what came afterwards, plus it has an awesome ending. Obviously it’s not a patch in T2, but what is?

The chase scene in Rise of the Machines was one of the greatest action scenes ever.

While you're at it: Could you cover some of the "Die Hard in a somenting"-movies? (As in: Speed 1 + 2, Sudden Death, Con Air, White House Down, Under Siege 1 + 2, etc.?)

Christ, the throwing thing. I'm glad it's not just me that's noticed how the killer constantly blows the opportunity to finish the job (see also Terminator Salvation). If you're close enough to pick someone up, you're also close enough to punch a hole in them and complete your mission. So why would you not? Plot armour.

Can’t believe I’m about to say this but I actually liked genesis quite a bit

I (think) I LOVE SARAH CONNOR CHRONICLES

I think the real Terminator 3 is the friends we made along the way.

I'm always here rewatching your videos when waiting for a new one

Do a caravan of garbage on Supaidman or Japanese Spider-Man

A lot of good moments in this film. The ending was brilliant.

I always love it when there's a surprise, "Remember That Bit When...?" or , for the Weekly Planet, "Hate Mail but the Hate Has An Eight In It." I always scream for joy in my car or, at work, I quietly punch the air, "yes."

I just recently rewatched all of the Terminator movies to update my ranking, and T3 has aged well and is way better than I remembered, and interestingly I ended up ranking them from best to worst in the exact order that they were released, so I ranked T3 3rd.

T3 is a great tbh. Its so entertaining, and its just a fun guilty pleasure-like film. T4 was pretty good as well tbh. Genysis is a whole another lvl of shit tho, and Dark Fate looks like shit too so...

Terminator 3 was the real judgement day

Produced by James from Australia. Edited by Ben from Canada. Viewed by Casey from Texas. Oh yah...

Ok so they made a joke about Arnold demanding that Danny devito be his stand in, but why would this be an issue or an otherwise unbelievable/comical situation? Let you forget, they played the titular twins in the film, Twins, so obviously they look quite alike; otherwise how would they have been able to play twins otherwise?

I enjoyed T3: Rise Of The Machines myself. A good fun sci-fi film

Me watching T2: This is fantastic, can't wait for the sequel. Me watching T3: How could this happen? This is awful. No Terminator movie will be worse than this. Me watching Salvation, Genesys and Dark Fate: I guess T3 wasn't so bad after all.

4:22 the absolute best and my personal favorite John Connor

Can we please get a Cap Wolf comic CoG? You know the one where Captain America turns into a werewolf for some reason.

3 and salvation were the last good terminator movies no debate

ABSOLUTELY agree about the depiction of adult John Connor in T2! No other casting has ever been even half-way decent.

I hit like before the intro even started because I knew the content would be gold

i love the sarah connor chronicles. Sure the CG is crap, but i genuinely loved that show.

John Conner's red-headed friend was a very well known child actor from Different Strokes and the red-headed girl was Nikki Cox

Terminator 3 was the first movie I ever saw in the cinema. That's depressing. From the very front row.

T3 John Connor looked like a cracked addict that walked by the set and was given the role.

The throwing issue is a very solid one. Predator movies also have that issue. General grevious. I can't recall Jason Voorhees doing it though. But Terminator does very often, if they would just grip on and apply extreme force then they could easily kill victims.

Terminator Genesis makes T3 look like T2. Dark Fate will make Genesis look like T3 It's like poetry, it rhymes

This movie had THEE worse version of John Connor ever IMHO

Rumour has it, the doctor is still running.

Who else had it when u were watching and mr Sunday says “my favourite part of this movie was” and the advert pops up and says 8 ball pool

Always thought T3 was dope. Never had a problem with it once. Salvation as well,but Genesys? Genes-isnt.

I hated John Connor in this movie I wanted him to die 😂

I wish they would've kept in the scene showing the T-800 was modeled after a real man that looked like Arnold. The bit reminds me of another Schwarzenegger film, "The Running Man." In that film, Jesse Ventura plays a character named, "Captain Freedom." He hosts an aerobics fitness show, and it reminds me very much of the cut scene from "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines." Also, everyone should watch "The Running Man" -- at least once. If not for Arnold, then for the late, *great,* Richard Dawson.

In my opinion, T3 is a great sequel, and - while acknowledging that T1 and T2 are flawless films - my favorite of the series. Arnold is still perfect as the Terminator, the action scenes are top notch, and the ending is still one of my favorites of any movie ever, but what I like the most about it is the story: A major theme of the series is 'there is no fate but what we make for ourselves,' but don't forget that Uncle Bob said that it's in our nature to destroy ourselves. With our desire to have better weapons and defensive capabilities, it's logical that something resembling Skynet would come along again, making the series a cautionary tale about our destructive nature, and how a human/AI conflict is pretty much inevitable. Pretty heavy stuff when you think about it.