I met him at a con hes a great guy

Y E S! Kyle Reese was my childhood hero. I still love his character in this movie. It was interesting to see him play a bad guy in Tombstone. He's a legendary actor in my book.

I love how he is such a foil to the Terminator, he really lends the film its humanity.

And Terminator 2 director's cut

@Bonobo Protocol Dont forget Navy SEALS!!!

Agreed

He's Fantastic.

And Linda is just a scared simple woman, but in T2 she's a super badass mom. Now that's one hell of a character development.

Made all the worse by the fact that he’s a towering, olympically-built monstrosity. The second terminator is scary, sure, but he’s a relatively small and diminutive “man.” Doesn’t quite strike as much fear as a figure as imposing as Arnie was.

What you talking about , he's the ONLY Terminator !!

if you think that, you need to see some more scenes...it's about as thrilling as a xanax compared to so many other gems

@@buzzkill808raven2 example?

@@visicircle off the top theres some nice thrills in army of darkness, but T1 T2 & T3 is so satisfying imo

Agreed

And it’s amazing how this guy made this already awesome scene even more awesome.

Exactly, I feel that.

This is how I feel about Alien and Aliens

Plus the no cgi shit but actual mechanotronic era

Right with you. Arnie bad > Arnie good

@@panaliv712 indeed

Ooooohhh yesss bro you said it

This video’s a shameless copy of The Midnight’s “Collateral” , exact same scene just different music , but as they say “imitation’s the sincerest form of flattery”

@@bobmathews9072 that's because it's the most iconic scene in the terminator *THE TERMINATOR* AND IT'S THE BEST SCENE

@@bobmathews9072 this video is from 2015. and Collateral video is from 2017., am I missing something here?

It's not synthwave, it's: *DARKWAVE!!!*

And t2 too

dont be so nostalgic. T2 was better.

@@sungerbob1786 T2 was great but it definitely was not in the same genre as the 1st. Felt more action related then Sci Fi

It wasn't ahead of its time. It was for Its time. Hollywood can't create films like this anymore

@@tomg3131 100%. It was right when it needed to be.

TECH NOIR was put in there to be ironic. It translates to Dark Technology which is what Sky Net and the T-800 are. When you see the T-800 from the future in Technoir shooting it up with a machine gun underneath the lit sign there is so much irony in that.

Filthy McNasty is a dope name for a bar in Edmonton, I went there once

@@BarbRogersMs.SolarTerror I used to go to Slimelight in Angel London in the late 80's early 90's It was a great Club with three dance floors 80's, Techno, Goth and Industrial There was a Filthy McNasty near Kings Cross too, Shane McGowan drank there

@@WolfsH0ok WOW !!! You had me at Shane McGowan

There has been many synth and goth clubs named exactly this since the movie came out.

he blinks when firering ... real cyborgs don't blink

PACKARD Josy unless they were trying to mimic humans

@@kansascityshuffle8526 hou, good point !

Its not lack of emotion. Remember he actually took some acting classes. He was not speaking fluently and that is why he took roles that he did not have to speak much. Apart from that hes acting was actually good, not mentioning he fits this role great

Robert Patrick made it a point to train himself not to react to firing his weapons in T-2.

Oh yes! I remember that good! I was 3 when I saw the Movie first Time on VHS and that brought me much Nightmares and I scared up every Time when a little Noise was heard while I was trying to sleep :D

Now Terminator is more scary, because is more realistic. In 1984 self-developing network was a nigtmare, in 2018 is frightening reality. Sorry for errors.

EscalationTV I was 3-1/2 years old, and the part where he cuts his arm open and pops his eyeball out, freaked me out as a kid : )

Scary, romantic and interesting

Still very much is scary

Yes, you're right... it is also a part that favored him a lot at the start of his carreer since he had almost no lines and his heavy accent sounded robotic anyway

Man, what a great film analysis on Arnold's character development. Appreciate you sharing this 🖖

That’s why modern movies will never live up to the real artistic visions of the past.

@@sabrinatscha2554 just look who controls the hollywood, their names, and look what agenda they push. I hope that will answer your question

What did y'all say to the late 90's revival and early 2000's revival in our present time? I'm so terrified about that... it's a dilemma for me!!! We need the 80's Revival back like in the early to mid 2010's !!

я долго думал об этом, но не мог сказать

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..I agree, menacing machine feel to the next level

@Sometimescloudy Don't judge.

Agree, mate ! But I love the Kyle Reese style too. So badass when he pulls his shotgun !

CrystalCloud - I hear ya. Reese looks awesome too.

No it's not. Actually it's nowhere near as iconic and intense as this and I don't appreciate you lying to people like that.

Same with Star Wars in the 80s

Low budget?? Are you serious? It was so expensive that the studio behind it closed the doors after this movie cause they run out of money this movie had lot of fans but not enough for the money to come back from it so no it was not a low budged film there is a reason why the second movie is made several years later

@@durkeles6359 The Terminator cost $6.4 million and made $78.3 million at the box office. Yes, it was low budget. Also, the production companies that made the film are still currently in business.

Have you seen Mad Max 1? That was low budget. And also a bad film. Other than terminator

Yes the more money invested the more ridiculous things get

Hasta la vista, baby...

By your nickname you know The Big Lebowski...

Hating the song, Loving this comment.

Will you?

Пубертатный мастурбатор = Пертурбатор

He was the only one who maded The Terminator fame

I do also suspect he had a subconscious death wish, probably brought on by all the trauma he'd endured.

@@TruculentSheep I belive so as well. Kyle knew it was a suicide mission. He looked so exhausted and out of place in 1984.

@Lee Juddy wearing that man's pants was Kyle's bravest act.

@@alessiocataldi2434 l

It catches the vibe of that era and club nightlife better than the OST imo

literally 1984?

@@Outer-Heaven_Supercomputer it was filmed in 1984

@@brokejaw You reffering to the book?

Needs more upvotes

Not all heroes wear capes

Sometimes, inspiration will strike you and you have to act on it or lose it. Watch for it!

Some heroes dont need accolades

Agreed

jelliscorpio wrong

watch?v=p8-HDUBbtgQ

No contest. James Cameron's masterpiece. His second best movie was True Lies.

easy choice. kyle is a badass. young john connor is annoying as fuck

In my opinion T2 and T3 are both better than the first. But all Terminator movies are great, even the newer ones.

^^^^^ this

Exactly 👏👏👏👏👏

Truth

Cough *THE LAST JEDI* cough cough

Suicide Squad

I was born in 93 but your comment is 100% correct.

Mono SFX audio also gived a very nice flavour compared to shittest Blu-ray DVD versions

I had Beta. I also had a Windows phone 25 years later. I like the underdogs of technology.

Blockbuster charging $1.99 extra to rewind the VHS. :)

ohhh noeee...BETA

and vinyl and vinyl is still there unlike VHS

Lol, yea... pretend to have no emotions with minimal lines and look imposing, cuz lets face it Arnie is likeable but hes no great actor

@MR FREEZE-98 to not to get too deep in details, there's some wisdom in these words ;p

@MR FREEZE-98 More than talent ~ It takes immense confidence to look THAT intimidating and driven. I just cannot see the talented Actors you have mentioned being able to pull off this insane level of screen presence. They just don't have Anrie's immense charisma and natural determination to go forward. You cannot teach that stuff, you're born with it, and Arnie was blessed with Superhuman levels of that very mettle. Measured by His Herculean levels of success in life. All of that, every bit, resides in those killer Terminator eyes of His. A true apex predator of a Man on the hunt... It gives me chills that so much of His incredible life energy is stored in this fantastic movie, it's palpable!

Only three words: Conan. The. Barbarian.

@@damonzap8659 His 1st movie, i think...

Murda Willson that's deep

Past Present Future Exist Simultaneously

Hell yeah

Sorry man. RIP

So sorry to see that :( Rest in peace..

Im glad he died .

@@Happy-fl2fl Obvious troll is obvious. Get out.

@@Happy-fl2fl Edgy shit bro!!

да и до этой композиции хотелось

ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hoeCf5-cnZBeuX0.html - Как по мне эта композиция ещё круче звучит в этом видео что в ссылке перед коментом

ooozie nein millimeta

Nothing works like the phase plasma rifle in the 40 watt range

(2.020 n.o.m=👿👎

R.I.P. Soldier (2004 -1984)

He's Rex Power Colt in the videogame Farcry 3 blood dragon.

@@SIKE01 Underrated comment.

Need a Kyle Reese Chronicles - mostly in the future and that time travel discovery at the end.

in one word your wonderull comment, in a nutshell, oldskool

I gotta vote Alien on that one.

Because the music is solely based on this scene, they even used sarah phone call in the song, its like the creator imagined what the music would sound like if it was originally in the scene

@@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012 Even the name "Perturbator" was chosen because it sounds like Terminator. James Kent is clearly a fan.

Best moment of the music video

Oooh man i fking love it, literally why im here, i heard that part on spotify, i was pike fck this is good

So emotional

Let...let go of me!

Two great movies followed by an avanlanche of mediocrity.

Yep. That one with the blue people was gay.

This is a rule applies to everyone in each industry. Specially in music. Money takes your feelings away.

@@AdamAus85 Dances With Wolves in space

ZiNG Ya it wasn't on accident and u can believe that. he was part of the plan of program called MK Alta

@@randytravis5263 Sounds like a nail polish.

You have great memory!

You've obviously never seen Breakin' or Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo

Specially knowing that we won’t be able to ever go back to the 80s. If I were a filthy rich guy, I would buy a huge plot of land in a region with cold and hot weather seasons and turn it into a purely 80s town - no internet, period cars, period clothing, period movies, tv and even commercials using 80s & 70s tech to produce all those commercials and music. It will be an 80s paradise 24/7 and the fcking Soviet Union will still exist, we will have constant nuke drills too.

@@darthjarjar5309 YES do this! Please make sure you get filthy rich and then take me with you. I will start saving up! Haha

Practical effects and chemical color grading FTW

@@darthjarjar5309 don’t forget the ever prevalent cocaine!

Yes. Hotline Miami is good shit. Get a grip you fool!

When did you turn into such a douche?

+poo tis 'Thinckening'? Thinning and thickening at the same time? So there's no change and you stay the same... okay, thanks for informing us of your experience.

Oh you must be new to the internet/technology. That's called a typo. Relax everyone, kids get online too. For all we know Michael D just learned to type last month.

+Jarod Roach We know it's a typo, Roach. You obviously don't have a sense of humour though...

Look into hotline miami. You will find more of this.

@@hostileraccoon9604 or just look them up on spotify

@@James28R more synthwave I mean :)

as much i love the film and the acting for most part, but arnie is flinching quite alot when pulling the trigger and his movement is also incoherent, sometimes slow as you would expect for a several hundred KG robot, sometimes super fast like, when he aims, while looking for sarah or kyle nonetheless, a masterpiece of a movie

@@Anonymous-iw4hx I love comments of this nature...it really deserves a reply and an open discussion. I often look at these issues similar to those you raise. Id say that I see a lot of flinching but in all honestly I cant say many people could not flinch in a film shoot with flashing firearms. That being said, I could always put it down to the Terminators programming to act human......as for the movement, I see him move fast when turning to aim, an easier movement for servos under less pressure than those for him to move his legs to carry the weight, slow to pick up speed when running then into full sprint. Lots of factors to take into account when aiming versus moving - being hit by gunfire, less ability to gauge how to move like a human as if to mimic them.....a learning computer. Arnold does a great job and quite honestly as im sure you'll agree does the T800 proud. Lets not forget the T800 was a new version and had issues, just like man, no ones perfect :)

@@atl-armyofthelivinggaminga1172 i hear you, but if skynet is working with logic, at the moment SHTF and the terminator must act quickly, the cover is blown anyway, blinking will close the shutter and important miliseconds are lost, miliseconds between existence and destruction of the terminator

I think his movements are not great in this film, although he just about gets away with it. His facial expressions should have been improved though, like when he gets on the motorbike first time you can see he is kind of doing a slightly goofy smirk.

Total sci-fi-horror style for half the film. The very reason why as a kid growing up during the 90's, (as well as even now), I never understood how people put T1 and T2 together. The difference is night and day. As a kid who watched so many movie franchises that all had a similar tone (BTTF, Indiana Jones, Star Wars, etc...) when I saw T2 in theaters at 7 years old, I was confused about why the film looked and sounded so different than the first. Also, I'm doing a fan edit to try and make T2 have a similar tone/style as T1. Check out my vimeo page: vimeo.com/133159658

lol as a 90s kid I remember watching T2 and then T1 and think "WTF! exact same plot with different characters, these dudes didn't put too much effort from one instalment to the other"

I always liked T2 loads more. They're both superb movies though, up there with the first two Alien films for me.

That's extremely harsh on T2, as if harshness to T2 is a pre-requisite to praise T1, it's not. I feel what you said applies to the Avatar era though...Cameron cmon. Not because it's a different theme/project, but because it just felt so one dimensional compared to usual Cameron depth.

Totally agree. And, if I may add, most sequels are all about the money, losing the depth, originality and essence in the process. Most films shouldn't even have sequels in the first place, but.... Hollywood

He has a big objective...Sarah Connor was his platonic love.

manuelink64 Not platonic, true...

Well said KuraiShidosha and Cyborganna

walking to his certain Doom with his shotgun, see what i did there? (;

Someone from hotline miami 2?

Amen.

no its a opinion-

@GazB I didn't say that today's movies are bad, just simply said that some type of action movies were better

@@losalfajoresok Then let me say it.. Most today's movies suck

Mad max fury road laughs at your comment

these definitely remind me of NIN - Head Like a Hole's drum machine

Predator and Total Recall are also classics.

Better than any of the Terminators after. This was James Cameron's masterpiece.

At least Terminator 2 was nice to watch. After number 2, I wanted to cry out of desperation because the franchise went to shit.

Didn't like 2 at all, but that's just me.

Terminators 1 and 2 are almost completely different movie genres. I love the first one a lot, but T2 is most likely one of the best action movies ever made. Probably more on a technical level than storywise, but hey, it's an action flick ^^ The first Terminator is a slasher flick, and a damn good one at that! :D

Ask Patrick Bateman

USSR collapsed.

The '90s were fucking great. The 2010's were trash. Possibly the worst decade for art in a hundred years.

@@profd65 Wectoid detected.

@@user-tj4ly8yk1f Maybe you should stick to speaking your own language, bitch. I don't know what you're talking about.

Like the other 80s chicks. Damn that era was so magical!

No homo but women were more attractive and hotter back in the 80's

Nice ass

she aged badly

линда RIP

A B Same here son. Facking hell it kicked off big style

Luckyyyh

Lol

this deserves way more upvotes...

My friend was the owner of the club. they had to close the bar after the incident. unfortunately..

the hair was wild in the 80s, big and crazy we need more hair like that today.

@@frizzyred1292 Everything was big and wild back in 80's. Guys were tougher, cars were faster, guns were bigger, explosions were louder, girls were hotter. God, thank you for such a golden decade!

idint found her atractive

frizzy red yes the shampoo companies and lice love it

so much hate that hairstyle

When he turns around

Damjan Vasilevski ...this song sounds epic like the movie

Nice blonde girl

Was scrolling down the replies to see if someone mention this. :)

+Forbidden Sun sick edit man

+Syde Ways thanks, bro

+Forbidden Sun Awwweeesssooommmmeeeeee

+Forbidden Sun AWESOME!!!!!!!!

+Forbidden Sun "Soon" (great video though)

jajajaja!!! Me too!!

Indeed bro 😩😩

you'll be back !

Well said!!!

I know exactly what u mean

Try Kurt Russell - Escape from NY.

His face lmao

There are obvious answers but my personal reason is the fact that it fits 110% perfectly with the theme of Terminator. If T3 had featured this as a theme it may have been 400-500% better from that alone.

Because it came from the future (after stopping off briefly in the 80s) and knows what you like! 🔫 ⇝d(-_-)b⇜ 💾

the 80's were adiccting. no mobilphones, no internet...just you and your trenchcoat

Because you had to listen it while completing "Homicide"

addictive

Ironsven I was born with fake plastic skin?

Uber HaxorKitties yes

Actually, the skin on the T-800 in Terminator 1 and 2 was completely organic. Not sure about the T-850 though...

***** But was it thick skin ?

Razormind You might find this unthinkable, but the Terminator was BUILT WITH THICK SKIN.

It's been fun but i'm glad it's over put your grasses on.

nothing will be wong

There's no shame there's no blame

I really remember that well.

Green Screens need not apply

It's Awwwnold

And not infected by commie Chinese bastards

it was from 1900- 1950 :D:D:D:D:DD

not to mention the big nosed people who exaggerate numbers

I've just watched The Terminator an hour ago, for the millionth time. Such a great movie, I still prefer the first one. T2 is great but doesn't have that same atmosphere that only the 80s could create.

So much truth.

Like what?

+Tueurdepingouins Actually this is Hollywood. Its Terminator

+D Harlo Maybe this will explain the point that flew over your head: It used to be "Ars Gratia Artis", but now is "Ars Gratia Pecuniae".

Shitwood

82 for me

I was born in '81 as well. What's your birthday?

@o000o 0oo0 same. The only thing I didn't get much of was 80s skate punk culture.

I was born with a stiff Upper lip