1:33 always bugs me, the shotgun makes assault rifle noises.
There were a few moments of this, such as the first person shot of the guy firing on him in the hallway before turning and running (and getting shot in the back). The sequence is great partly because it's so swift: terminator walks in, there is mass confusion and panic as he just plows through everyone quickly. No time to really do anything about it. It's terrifying.I kinda wish we had some scenes of the cops wondering why he wasn't going down.
It's the first time in the film when you realize what they're up against. Sarah is in what seems to be an ultra-safe place: the middle of a police station teeming with armed cops. The terminator walks in and just upends that sense of safety, relentlessly.
There were a few moments of this, such as the first person shot of the guy firing on him in the hallway before turning and running (and getting shot in the back). The sequence is great partly because it's so swift: terminator walks in, there is mass confusion and panic as he just plows through everyone quickly. No time to really do anything about it. It's terrifying.
This is the superior Terminator movie.
I'm of the camp that T1 is almost as good as T2, if not its equal. If Cameron would've had a bigger budget to work with then who knows how much better T1 would be. Movie is right up there with Blade Runner and Alien as a legendary scifi film of the late 70s/80s.
I think the original Terminator is considered a genre classic by practically everyone.Yup. The original really doesn't get the credit due. Damn. I haven't watched the movies in so long I think I know what I'm doing tomorrow. lol
I think that with a bigger budget it would lose everything that is good about it. It's one of those films (like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) that wouldn't have been the same without the restraints.
I kinda wish we had some scenes of the cops wondering why he wasn't going down.
I think that with a bigger budget it would lose everything that is good about it. It's one of those films (like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre) that wouldn't have been the same without the restraints.
It's the first time in the film when you realize what they're up against. Sarah is in what seems to be an ultra-safe place: the middle of a police station teeming with armed cops. The terminator walks in and just upends that sense of safety, relentlessly.
There were a few moments of this, such as the first person shot of the guy firing on him in the hallway before turning and running (and getting shot in the back). The sequence is great partly because it's so swift: terminator walks in, there is mass confusion and panic as he just plows through everyone quickly. No time to really do anything about it. It's terrifying.
It's the first time in the film when you realize what they're up against. Sarah is in what seems to be an ultra-safe place: the middle of a police station teeming with armed cops. The terminator walks in and just upends that sense of safety, relentlessly.
T1 is a better movie. The characters are better, there's more tension and drama, Ahnuld is more intimidating than Robert Patrick, there are tits, plus no annoying child actors. T2 has better stunts and special effects but it also cost 10x as much to make.I'm of the camp that T1 is almost as good as T2, if not its equal. If Cameron would've had a bigger budget to work with then who knows how much better T1 would be. Movie is right up there with Blade Runner and Alien as a legendary scifi film of the late 70s/80s.
C'mon, those scenes where the Terminator is repairing itself and it looks like Michael Myers with a stiff neck, at least agree with me that those scenes could use some better effects. I'm ok with everything else remaining the same but fuck me if those scenes aren't hilariously terrible.
This movie was almost an horror movie to me as 6 year old kid. The only presence of the Terminator was absolutely terrifying. At the same time i love the atmosphere of the movie is just perfect. The 80´s were some god dammed magical times. I miss them.
That would be such an obvious thing to do. The whole sequence shows that he can't be taken down. Everything is chaotic and confused: the message of the scene is to be afraid, very afraid. It is absolutely brilliant.
I don't think there's any "almost" about it. It is a sci-fi horror movie.
Do you get a choice of audio tracks on current DVD/BD releases or has the original been Lucas'd?
Because those new remastered shotguns sound fucking lame. 80's movie shotguns were the shit.
I don't think there's any "almost" about it. It is a sci-fi horror movie.
This is the superior Terminator movie.
A fantastic piece of film that truly never gets old!
It's such a relentless piece of film to watch, she thinks she is safe, as normal convention would say she is, but then the true horror of what is hunting her down comes crashing (literally) through the front door.
John Connor was just a kid in T2, he wasn't ready to see the black guy and the mullet dude getting their heads blown off by the Terminator in the parking lot.but he can't just kill people like this. they are humans and have feelings!
stupid terminator 2...ugh!
This is the superior Terminator movie.
Watch this
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xy...audio-track-vs-remixed-audio-track_shortfilms
Listen to that puny handgun when shooting fake Sarah.
But those outdated effects scenes need to be Lucased.
This is the superior Terminator movie.
Why would they do that? Ugh.
Great track. Also:
PERTURBATOR - Humans Are Such Easy Prey
and less directly but still clearly T1 inspired I think:
PERTURBATOR - War Against Machines
Absolutely fantastic.