THE TERMINATOR (1984) MOVIE REACTION - NO WONDER IT'S A SCI-FI CLASSIC! - First time watching 

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Kyle was wondering why Sarah looked so sad in the picture, what she was thinking about. Turns out, she was thinking about him.

Bill Paxton..only actor to get killed by Predator, Alien and Terminator. RIP!

I love how this movie subtly shows technology is already betraying humanity, the Terminator is using the police radio, Sarah's friend didn't hear the Terminator killing her boyfriend because she had headphones on and the Terminator found out Sarah was at the night club because of an answering machine

What impresses me most is that Terminator was very low budget but they really made the most of their practical and effects to great effect.

The attack on the police station is brilliant. As you said; "Who would attack a precinct." Every normal person on this planet would probably feel very safe in a police station, and it's deliberately set up as such by James Cameron to really run it home that there is no stopping this 'thing'. Showing not just the audience, but Sarah Connor that it will never stop until she is dead. Love it.

One thing I personally always thought was very sad in this film, is that Kyle died without ever finding out if he was able to save the one he loved...

Arnold was originally going to be Reese. During a meeting with Cameron, Arnold had recently seen the original movie "Westworld" (1973) and was impressed with the way Yul Brynner played The Gunslinger robot. He kept impressing on Cameron that whoever played the Terminator should mimic the way Brynner's Gunslinger robot kept getting more mechanical as the robot got more damaged. So Yul Brynner's Gunslinger was the prototype foe The Terminator.

Michael Biehn has said that Kyle Reese was one of his two favourite roles. The main reason being Reese gets to tell the story to the audience of what is going on in the movie. (His other favourite role was Johnny Ringo from "Tombstone").

Fun fact: due to his thick Austrian accent, Arnold Schwarzenegger had issues saying the line "I'll be back", so he requested to writer-director James Cameron to change the line. Cameron replied, "Look, you don't tell me how to write and I don't tell you how to act.

During pre-production, James Cameron wanted out of all people, OJ Simpson as The Terminator (7 years before his infamous case). But Arnold, I think supposed to play Kyle Reese. Arnold requested James that he wanted the role of The Terminator. Because Arnold has played good guys role and wanted to try something different as a villain. During an interview, Arnold hired a vocal coach to minimize his thick Austrian accent for getting bigger roles.

What's interesting is that Reese goes back to prevent Sarah from getting killed by the cyborg. If the Terminator didn't go back to the past to kill Sarah, Sarah would never had met Reese and John would never have been born, so the Terminator's objective would've been a success. But because Reese went back to protect her, they fell for each other and John was conceived...

She spotted Bill Paxton!! The only actor to have been killed by all three... a Terminator, Alien, and Predator. TRIVIA: Lance Henriksen plays one of the detectives here, but was originally cast as the Terminator himself, because Cameron thought he looked inhuman and robotic. Cameron would later cast him as Bishop in Aliens. But there was a close casting in-between those two. At one point Cameron almost cast OJ Simpson to play the Terminator, but eventually felt Simpson couldn't portray a ruthless killing machine! lol This was a low budget film that quickly became a cult classic. The previous film, Conan: The Barbarian brought Arnold to the public spotlight, but The Terminator is what launched him into stardom, with the "I'll be back", line. Please react to the sequel....and quickly!!

Can’t wait for you to watch the sequel! Great reaction, as usual!

I recall hearing a long time ago that ironically, Arnold Schwarzenegger's agents had told him he might not want to 'hurt' his career or image early on by playing a villain. One of his biggest previous roles was as the heroic Conan The Barbarian. He'd been considered for the role of Kyle Reese (the original choice for the Terminator was O.J. Simpson. Arnold found the Terminator more intriguing and won the role by explaining to James Cameron how whoever was chosen to portray the Terminator would have to be thoroughly trained in weapons so that they could load and cock the firearms without having to look down at the magazine clips. He was the right choice.

The shot of the robot, red eyes blazing, rising out of the flames, was from a nightmare Cameron suffered. It was such an arresting image, he could never shake it. Spin forward to when he gets to make his first movie (we're not counting Piranah 2: The Spawning which, yes, he directed but Terminator is HIS movie) that would forge a lifelong friendship with Special Effects wizard Stan Winston, who engineered all the brutal animatronics that sold the unstoppable robot assassin from the future, who helped create that moment of sheer terror. Arnold is no more but the robot cannot die. It is is the essential heart of Terminator. Something the latter sequels (after T-2) forgot.

Michael Biehn made this movie extra special.

Rip Bill Paxton again!!!! For what little role he had in this movie

I named my son here, Kyle because of this movie. That's him in my pfp. That's how much this movie meant to me. I'm from Ireland also, so there are a lot of Sarah Connor's here or O'Connor's. Didn't marry one though, that would of been crazy 🤣🤣

@24:58 I love how the Terminator's vision is in slow motion showing how fast he processes everything

This movie is not just impressive for its time, its also amazing what they were able to accomplish with the rather small budget: 6.4 Million $, which even in 1984 wasn't a lot for a movie of this type. I guess Camerons' experience working at Roger Corman Studios helped a lot: He was Art Director on "Battle Beyond the Stars" (1980, basically The Magificent Seven in space) and Production Designer on "Galaxy of Terror" (1981, sort of an "Alien"-Knockoff). For both, he was able to execute Special Effects and build Sets with little money.

Terminator/T2 & Alien/Aliens are the two movies where the original is a 10/10 and the sequel is an 11/10. This was recently expanded with a third entry. Top Gun/ Maverick.

13:16 "You know, that's quite hard to do, as an actor. Like to be able to be unfazed by everything, seem so empty." *_I know right, Kristen Stewart is so talented._*

Something that makes Arnold more bad ass, is that when he is driving the police car, he moves like a surveillance camera,he moves the eyes first and later the head, like a surveillance camera will move the lens first and later the rest of the body. He did an awesome job playing a robot.

I mean what is there to say, T1 and T2 are total legendary masterpieces that will never get old : D

Fun fact. My cousin worked on classified projects in the 1960’s one of which was codenamed “Skynet”. Always makes me smile when I see the Terminator.

Ahh, my favourite Terminator film! I love the connection to Aliens as well, given how you’ve got both Lance Henriksen (Bishop) and Michael Biehn (Hicks) in this one. Plus a shot of Bill Paxton (Hudson) at the very beginning.

James Cameron is a GOAT. His peak is on par with anyone. He is in the top 5 American filmmakers ever. I am glad you guys gave him credit for his innovation instead of knocking it as antiquated like some young reactors.

it never ceases to amaze me how people who watch this for the first time is shocked that a Terminator robot kills everyone , LMAO , its like telling you,re cell phone not to store you,re contacts or call you,re friend while in the car , the Terminator is simple executing a program to kill everything in its path that would help it finish its code , its only following programing !

I was eating while watching and when you said: "Time to make a John" i laughed so hard food came out. You are also right about it being a kind of a slasher movie. In other slasher movies the killer for the most time wears a mask, but in Terminator 1 his mask is human. I can't wait to see what you think about Terminator 2. Nice vid as always, keep 'em coming.

My mom and dad rented this movie from a "Rent a Flick" in the late '80s, I was about 7 maybe 8 yrs old. By 3rd grade in '92, every kid had a T2 Terminator toy, including myself. It was an amazing time to be alive. 🥺

The one mind fugg for me is that Reese always wondered what she was thinking about at the moment the picture of her was taken. She was thinking about him! Mind blown.

Hello there! I'm the guy that complained in your Aliens reaction about too many ads, I'm pleased to report there were only 6 this time. That was one of the BEST reactions I've seen to this film and I'm very glad to tell you you've earned my sub. A few fun facts: - this all started when James Cameron had a feverish nightmare about a metal skeleton emerging from flames - you might notice TRUCKS have a prominent role in James Cameron's films (you already saw Aliens, and the armored vehicle was a modified airplane tug vehicle). Why? Because James Cameron used to be a frigging truck driver until a certain day in 1977 where he saw STAR WARS, and decided NOTHING would stop him from becoming a filmmaker. - and that includes heavily borrowing from a novel +old sci fi episode by Harlan Ellison, they had a legal settlement, and in the end Harlan Ellison is credited in newer versions of the film. The 1957 novel was called Soldier of Tomorriw and was adapted in the 60's show The Outer Limits under the title "soldier". - Arnold was initially slated to play the hero (OJ Simpson and singer Billy Idol were considered at first) but was giving so much advice to Cameron on how the Terminator should move that Cameron decided HE should be the bad guy. Initially Arnold felt that would kill his career but then had a change of heart. Hey, here are the DELETED SCENES that sadly were left out on the editing floor. Looking forward to see your reaction to T2! And please do NOT watch any trailer as they spoil it all. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hMSpmIYjXAg.html

T2 is a 90s action sci-fi that still stands firm today. One of the greatest movies ever and prolly the greatest sequel in film history tbh

I saw this when I was about 5 in 2005 and it blew my mind as a kid. Such a masterpiece. Even at 23 now I'm still in aww of how well made it is . Same with the sequel

The 70's and 80's were the most creative time in movies (and music). We had Star Wars, Alien, Indiana Jones, Terminator, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Exorcist, etc. Those IP's are still being used today and are part of the cultural zeitgeist. And back then, the SFX were to SUPPORT the story, it wasn't like today when it's all FX and no story at all.

I saw Terminator when it came out. The year 1984 felt very technologically advanced to us already: Everybody was getting a computer, we just got 24/7 music videos on TV, everything was “digital”… But we couldn’t imagine 2029 ever happening. That was just too far into the future. Did we think robots would one day take over? Yeah, we probably did.

I was a freshman in college when this came out. For months afterwards, you could walk into practically ANY dorm room on campus and there were people getting baked and discussing the ramifications of time travel. Good times!

Absolute classic. I was 9 when this came out rented it at the video store. They would not let us into the theaters. Nothing like the weekend video marathons.

What has always killed me about this movie is that she was thinking of him when the photo was taken, and then he became enchanted by her because of how she looked in the photo... because she was thinking of him. The sequel has a little bit more about Kyle and those tapes in the director's cut, but most people don't watch that version. I friggin love this movie; so much. This is one of my favorite movies of all time, and Kyle Reece is in my top three favorite film characters of all time. I was so deeply in love with him as a teenager that it really dominated my entire thought process for about 5 or 6 years. If you didn't notice, he's the same guy (Mchael Biehn) who played Hicks in Aliens. I just love that actor. He's in quite a few James Cameron movies, along with the person who played Vasquez in Aliens; they are part of his main stable of actors. Michael has also been in The Abyss, which was James Cameron's first foray into underwater filming before Titanic, and it is a truly awesome movie: especially if you watch the director's cut (you really shouldn't watch it unless you do choose to watch the director's cut, tho. I'm serious; the studio screwed that one up big time, but that's a long story). Anyway, I went through so many iterations of ways they could get Kyle back using time travel as a young'un, and read dozens of spec scripts where other people tried to do the same (some of them quite a bit more amazing than some of the sequels they actually made), cuz it drove me nuts that he died. I adore everything about this movie. It has a special place in my heart even more so than the second one. I just I can recite the entire thing by heart. It's fantastic and it's one of a kind. So glad y'all enjoyed!

The first two Terminators and the Bladerunner film remain my three favorite sci-fi films. Everything about this flick is great-right up to the end where you get hit in the feels with Sarah’s picture. And the score is ICONIC

You guys should also watch "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," which came out 4 years before "The Thing." It's appropriate viewing for October, too.

Good catching the appearances of Bill Paxton and Lance Henrikson (Bishop). Both are the only actors to face off with Terminators, Aliens, and Predators. Lance is actually who James Cameron intended to play the Terminator.

Fun film fact (from the story)... because Sarah was injured at the end with that leg wound, Skynet knew about it. As the Terminator was killing each Sarah off - it was hacking the left leg open of each women it killed in order to see if the metal plates etc. that it knew Sarah had from surgery were there. As it didn't have any form of ID for Sarah it was simply going to kill each one it came across and check her leg until it found the right one and that way it would now it had killed the right Sarah.

The genius of The Terminator is how Cameron, pretty fresh off his long stint with Roger Corman, came up with a way to do a sci-fi movie **without having to do hardly any sci-fi/futuristic sets**!! (There's the 2029 stuff, but mostly he's just runnin' and gunnin' a couple of months of night shoots ON THE STREETS OF LA. Making his movie that kinda takes place in 2029, when you think about it... but he's just, y'know, shooting completely contemporary sets, props, and costumes. Brilliant.

Yes that was bill. So Hicks, Hudson and Bishop in the first movie and Vasquez in the second one. But you'll never recognize her. She's a master of disguise. Also they originally wanted OJ for the terminator but Arnold walked in and stole the role. Plus they thought OJ was too nice to play a murderer.

The 1980’s was a golden age for Sci-Fi, Horror & Fantasy Films

What I love the most about you guys, besides your infectious energy, is that you don’t get bothered or weirded out by older special effects in older movies. You guys understand that it serves a purpose even if it’s distracting and not dismiss the movie because it may have clunky special effects. Also, since you guys love time travel, there’s no better time travel story than the German show, DARK, on Netflix. It may seem like a Strangers Things rip off at first but it is not and it blows it out of the water. Just absolutely tightly paced and complex show that will make your head spin. I’m not overplaying it.

Arnold was originally cast (and wanted to play) as Kyle Reese but had ideas on how the Terminator should act. Cameron liked the ideas and felt that Arnold should play the Terminator and convinced him to do so. O. J. Simpson was being looked at to play the Terminator at the time.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is REALLY, REALLY good at playing a stoic mechanical killer, especially doing it completely deadpan. Funniest line in this movie to me is when The Terminator scrolls through his list of responses when the landlord asks about the bad odor coming from the room and he chooses to say "Fuck you, asshole."

The sequel is even better. You'll love it.

Fun fact: Lance Henriksen (Bishop from Aliens, and Detective Vukovich in this film) was originally supposed to be the Terminator. James Cameron's idea for the eponymous character was that he would appear as an everyman, completely blending in with a crowd. You'd never see him coming. Schwarzenegger was actually approached to play the part of Kyle Reese. Arnold took one look at the script and said "No, I have to be the robot!" It went against Cameron's original idea, but he agreed to let Schwarzenegger read for the role. Of course he nailed it. Henriksen's role in the project was reduced to a smaller part. James Cameron decided to later cast Henriksen in the role of Bishop in the movie Aliens, as a sort of apology.

So glad I got to see this masterpiece in the theater. I was 7 years old and I was mesmerized! I’m so grateful to have grown up in the 80’s. I was truly a magical time for just about everything

Bill Paxton, again !!!!!! 😀😀😀

What I still remember most from this movie, watching it on video back in the 80's when I was like 13, is the music. It scared the hell out me. Still gives me the shivers every time i heard it.

This film was released in one of those "off" periods in the year, in late October between the summer blockbusters and the holiday season movies. The studio execs were pretty leary about how well it would perform, since only Schwarzenegger had any box office recognition and nobody had ever heard of director James Cameron. It was a bit of a sleeper, but excellent reviews and word of mouth made it a surprise hit and launched a franchise.

Fun fact. Arnald was originally cast to play Kyle Reese. He kept suggesting how a a Terminator should move and act so well that the producers suggested that he played the Terminator. Arnald agreed with the condition that if or when they made a sequel that he would be the good guy

"Come with me if you want to live" is a key line. Kyle says it in Tech Noir. It will be heard again.

Brilliant post-movie analysis, guys - especially regarding how all the exposition was delivered. I think Michael Biehn deserves a huge amount of credit for his performance, delivering all that info with perfect commitment to the character. Can’t wait for your reaction to T2 😁 There were a few little subplots that got edited out of the final film, such as Lieutenant Traxler starting to believe Reese’s story, but the biggest is that while they were on the run, Sarah convinced Reese to help her blow up the computer factory that was originally responsible for creating the super smart defence computers, and this is why they were making pipe bombs. It eventually turns out that the factory they were planning to blow up was the one they wound up in at the end, so the timeline makes a perfect closed loop! These deleted scene were interesting, but I think it was smart of Cameron to leave them out. The final cut is perfectly paced; an incredibly tight and efficient piece of film with absolutely no fat on it.

Plain and simple: Kyle Reese is one of The Greatest Cinematic Heroes created of "All Time"! The every man motivated by Duty, Honor and LOVE for a Woman that he knows through the description of her son who Loves her and Honors Her!

"He's a robot..." Arnold voice... "Cybernetic organism..." 'Bishop", "Hudson", and "Hicks" from Aliens are all in this movie. Both Aliens and Terminator are two of my very favorite movies.

Hi there, I am writing from Argentina. English is not my first language, so I hope it is ok. I thank you both for your reactions. I love the way you are interested in the " classics", such as the terninator. I love the way you two react, and your reactions look genuine! I always check youtube to see if there is a new reaction from you. Keep going!!! And thank you again.😊 Sandra.

Just imagine seeing this film for the first time, in a theater in 1984... I did and it was unbelievable.

I love how you're able to appreciate the old tech - most people just make fun of how cheesy it looks now.

I love watching you guys discover all these classics. Your reactions are always entertaining! Yes, that was Bill Paxton. The only man who can claim to have been killed by an Alien, Predator AND a Terminator. 😂 The sequel to this movie is another fantastic one, hope you do it!

This is the best Terminator film from a storytelling perspective. People love T2 (it was my favorite as a child) because of the amazing action and effects as well as the humor, but it's much more of a popcorn munching film that a piece of serious science fiction with character driven story.

How they filmed the terminator smashing his fist through the car's windshield is way more advanced and involved than I thought it was, and it looks about perfect.

“I love his cold expression! That’s SO hard as an actor….” Kristin Stewart laughs in Twilight…..

The thing that always make me smile is Kyle Reese's hair looks like he just left a Supercuts. Good to know there will be hair stylists in the post-apocalyptic world.

One thing that would have helped you guys in this reaction, although it is basically impossible now, is not knowing who was the Cyborg - Arnold or Reese - this was a huge part of the suspense when originally watching this in the 80s.

3:43 good eye. It was Bill Paxton 😂 The only guy to play a Character to be killed by a terminator a xenomorph and a predator 😊

Such an iconic movie. When it comes to 80‘s Sci Fi Blade Runner is a must. I really enjoyed your reaction.

ILL BE BACK!!!

Terminator 2 Judgement Day is one of The Best Sequels along with Aliens that you will Ever See phenomenal and Media Knight and Always fantastic job on your Reactions 👏

Terminator! Absolute classic and to think that it was shot with such a small budget of about $6.4 million. Speaking of which, here's a wee nugget: where Arnold punches through the windshield in the car for the chase scene that starts in the alley after getting out of the disco. It's a cleverly disguised mechanical hydraulic arm that Arnold is right next to on the hood. He had to time it to perfection for when the arm 'went off' to punch through the 'shield as they didn't have the money (or time) to do anymore takes, so he had to literally nail it in one take. Job done as even now it looks like it's really him slamming his fist through the shield.

Something as simple as the Laser site on the firearm. Those didn't exist in the 80's, that was "Future tech".. now they're common. The special effects team had to use a series of tricks to pull it off. It was a commercial laser, mounted inside a fake site, then powered by an external power supply out of frame. A wire was run down Arnold's arm below his jacket to the laser.

Nice reactions to the first Terminator movie, with the twists and turns proving what a great story it was/is. The sequel is considered one of the greatest movies ever made, so it will be interesting to see what you both think. Sadly, money talks and so even though Terminator 2: Judgement Day concluded the original concept, the movie studios kept pumping out vastly inferior sequels, that couldn't equal the first two films. The classic sci-fi / horror tv show The Outer Limits includes an episode entitled " Soldier " that may have inspired the first Terminator movie, so it might be worth a look. :)

Bill Paxton is one of two people who were in an Alien, Terminator, and Predator movie.

If you guys can, I HIGHLY recommend watching the extended/director's cut of T2. The theatrical cut is great, but as with nearly every Cameron movie, the director's cut adds so much more. It also has a completely different ending, so for fun you guys could react to both endings and compare them.

Imagine experiencing this back in 1984. The nightmares this motherf***er would've given me.

This was the first film I ever saw on video, back in 85. Probably the first time I'd seen a VHS player too! The SFX seemed astounding at the time though the stop-motion hasn't quite stood the test of time since then - but it is still tense watching! Then, of course, there was the massive jump into the new-fangled tech called CGI that Terminator 2 introduced a few years later - no doubt that'll be on your future watching list!

Just a few more thoughts... the synth-heavy soundtrack is very retro-futuristic. I love it. Paul Winfield, who played Lt. Traxler, is one of those actors who did EVERYTHING. Movies, TV, the stage, he had a huge resume and was incredibly accomplished. I love it when a really great actor does a lot with a small part. Definitely watch the sequel, T2, but I will always rate this movie a little higher. It did SO MUCH with a much smaller budget.

Fantastic breakdown, especially talking about how this movie cleverly disguises the expo dumps. When you look at when movies do it wrong, like *Ant Man: Quantumania,* for example, they often give the cliche line _"There's no time for me to explain",_ but that's irritating because if MY life depended on me following a new set of rules, I'd want some damn answers, too! So it's both unrealistic and confusing. We need to know what the stakes are and how we're supposed to survive. If you're in a foreign environment, what do you eat? What do you NOT eat? Etc.. That's a perfect time to give the audience some information. Instead, bad action movies tend to alternate between run-run-run, and then talk-talk-talk. The exposition is obvious, daunting, and sometimes boring, until the next, inevitable, mindless run-run-run sequence. This movie blends them much better by combining elements that are usually separated, and it really works!

Yes it's a great movie. My only qualm with it was the bathroom scene were he's fixing his eye. That scene didn't age well, but other than that it's great 😄

I'm glad I found your channel. You guys are cool and make it feel like I'm watching a movie with friends.

Yes that is Bishop and Kyle Reece is Cpl.Hicks from Aliens as well. James Cameron likes to surround himself with actors he knows and trusts to deliver what he wants so he can focus on other things since he wears so many hats during a production.

It’s wild to think about how James Cameron just seven years before this was not even a filmmaker, but he saw the first Star Wars in 1977 and got inspired and then he makes this masterpiece and several others. Just wow.

I really love the Director's Cut or Extended version of T2 there is a scene that just wasn't in the theatrical release that made me tear up & I don't get emotional like that very easy either, I usually only cry when animals are hurt or die in a movie. The Green Mile is the only other exception I can think of, that's the first time I bawled my eyes out over a human character.

It's so weird you haven't seen these movies! You have to do Terminator 2: Judgement Day ASAP! It's my favorite movie of all time. It's one of those rare examples (like Alien) where the sequel trumps the original even if the original is great.

T2 is generally considered the best movie of this series; HOWEVER, this first movie has always been my sentimental favorite - just great storytelling and reese has always been my favorite character/protagonist

i am so fortunate to have been alive back then to see the terminator, predator, aliens, the abyss, jaws, back to the future. today movie’s just seem so empty and void of substance. im glad you are enjoying these classics. hope you do terminator 2 right away. (also Reese is Hicks from Aliens) and the cop was bishop (lance henriksen) and bill paxton was the punk. and gingers boyfriend was a colonial marine in aliens as well. (rick rossovich)

Some of the effects are a little out-dated, but I saw this in the theater and for the time it was amazing and we ate it up! I think the whole concept still works great. Can't wait for your reaction to T2

Love the reactions and the movies you are choosing, however I m surprised that u have not seen these movies bcz I m an indian and even though this is an hollywood film, I have literally been exposed to such popular films since 90's

The Sergeant cop was played by legendary actor Paul Winfield. R.I.P.

Yep thats Bill Paxton. Also the guy who gets Arnolds arm thru his chest is the guy who played the villain in Stallones Cobra.

NICE! This is the movie that put James Cameron on the map and made him a household name! Before Arnold Schwarzenegger played the titular character, OJ Simpson was considered for the role, but Cameron changed his mind, saying that "He's too much of a nice guy to play the role of a ruthless killer." 10 years later, look what happened to his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman. Yikes! 😱 Sylvester Stallone, Tom Selleck, Mel Gibson, Richard Gere, and Lance Henriksen were considered for the role as well Before Michael Biehn played Kyle Reese, Bruce Springsteen, Treat Williams, Scott Glenn, Christopher Reeve, Tommy Lee Jones, Michael O'Keefe, Matt Dillon, and Sting were considered for the role. Before Linda Hamilton played Sarah Conner, Lea Thompson, Lisa Langolis, Rosanna Arquette, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Melissa Sue Anderson and Jessica Harper were considered for the role

"Christine"(1983) great movie by Stephen king & John Carpenter, check out. Thanks 🎉

One of the best sci-fi films ever.

Yep Bishop, Hudson, and Hicks were all in The Terminator

Enjoyed your reaction as always✨ Like everyone said, the sequel is amazing and iconic. There are some newer movies in the franchise, not really stand out if you compare to the first two, but I do like Terminator the Dark fate(even though I heard it didn't make much money)