"It would *never* leave him, and it would *never* hurt him. *Never* shout at him or get drunk and *hit* him or say he was too busy to spend time with him. It would *always* be there, and it would *die* to protect him" 😭 that line hit me hard in the feels

@isildb1927

5 жыл бұрын

Me too...

@radicalstreet9079

4 жыл бұрын

Have you been abused?

@elijahalonso5612

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle didn’t leave him tho he died protecting his mother and technically him for he was born shortly after

@MosiahWhite

4 жыл бұрын

@@radicalstreet9079 Dude that's not something you just randomly ask someone lol

@AchimMorinaKunst-design

4 жыл бұрын

@@isildb1927 Yes

At the end, John Connor angrily begs and attempts to stop the Terminator's destruction. In his mind, he was not losing a bodyguard, but losing the closest thing to a father figure that he would have in his life.

@sarasotaguy4598

5 жыл бұрын

You got that right.😉😉

@dashiesbbgurl

5 жыл бұрын

"I know now why you cry, but it is something i could never do"

@OfficerPickens

4 жыл бұрын

T3

@linyenchin6773

4 жыл бұрын

@@dashiesbbgurl he got your cuddler(heart) pulsing as the water(tears) of anguish, admiration and pity began to stream down yo face.

@victorsandoval4792

4 жыл бұрын

This is why this move was great.

The theme of fatherhood in this movie is why I regard it as the best action movie ever made. It strikes deeper than people even realize.

@nondonnadiprovince

8 жыл бұрын

totally agree.

@LinkMarioSamus

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah this scene is has a lot more emotional depth than you'd expect from a movie like this.

@farid1406

7 жыл бұрын

Novel like.

@thinice6080

6 жыл бұрын

Totally agree.

@charlesyun7803

6 жыл бұрын

I think it’s a modern day retelling of Bride of Frankenstein: A monster with a human heart

What every father should be.

@DerkuiDerkui

7 жыл бұрын

A terminator? umm...okay

@ninny65

6 жыл бұрын

All fathers should be autistic

@mr.ditkovich2031

6 жыл бұрын

And they should say I'll be back. My dad didn't say it

@QFilmz

6 жыл бұрын

Ez's Heaven if he didn’t say it , then you say it..to your own children..be the father you never had , and you will mend them broken pieces

@_thebusphotograher_cali

5 жыл бұрын

Kyle never shows up in this movie. I guess both of them had a son.

Jim Cameron said something along the lines of this: Sarah had become her worst nightmare, a Terminator, herself when she decided to kill Dyson. This scene basically presents a dichotomy and illustrates her loss of humanity. She never would have thought to leave her son alone, especially not to a Terminator. It's a huge character shift going in the opposite direction of the Terminator, who is gaining humanity.

@gcHK47

4 жыл бұрын

John Christen If that is the case, then Cameron is lying about Sarah’s feminist ideal. He keeps going on about how “strong” a woman Sarah is, but it is not strength if she turns into a heartless killer. Although she stayed her hand when she had Miles at gunpoint, she proved herself weak and pathetic by letting her desire for vengeance and death take control.

@aurorastarfury

4 жыл бұрын

@@gcHK47 Pro-tip: flaws are what make for compelling characters. Otherwise all you get are Mary Sues like Rey.

@whiteeaglewarrior

4 жыл бұрын

@@aurorastarfury and then guys like him would still moan about female characters being 'woke' and too perfect

@Jloredo10

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like shades are a symbol of this. In the first movie, the T-800 dons Gargoyles to hide his exposed optic, concealing his inhuman, cybernetic nature. Meanwhile Sarah goes through an emotional roller coaster, being afraid, skeptical, finding love in Kyle’s arms, and mourning his death. In T2 you see the Terminator remove his shades and extend a hand to Sarah, “come with me if you want to live”. Pretty much from this point he begins to learn to be human, to smile, to bond, to joke, to understand affection between itself and John. Meanwhile, Sarah rips every shred of human feeling within her, in favor of what she thinks must be done. She hides her humanity with sunglasses. Trying to conceal her weakness.

@evanstein3011

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting point about the divergence of her and the Terminator. While he's learning the value of humanity and not killing anyone, she's becoming calculating in her judgment and sees killing someone as the best (only?) solution. It's only a momentary shift, though -- when she actually confronts Dyson and has the opportunity to kill him, her humanity is restored and she cannot do it.

*The realization that a Terminator is more of a father than some fathers ever will be, and by extension; **_that a Terminator is more human than some humans ever will be._* *And that's when a Terminator has learned the value of human life.*

Every time I watch this scene I remember why this film is one of the best ever made. I've never felt that Linda Hamilton is given enough credit for her performance here, "in an insane world; it was the sanest choice" Perfect line delivery - strikes a chord in me every time.

"In an insane world, it was the sanest choice". This makes me cry, for reasons that I won't explain there.

@ericxp5672

6 жыл бұрын

Francesca Mezzi dont cry

@kamilp2574

4 жыл бұрын

me too

@elrond_hubbard

4 ай бұрын

"I know now why this makes me cry, but telling you why is something I will never do."

@chriswilson3126

2 ай бұрын

I think people might understand more than you realise.

And that’s why 1 & 2 will never be topped, because they had substance.

Let's be honest, when we hear the word "Terminator", we don't remember the merciless killing machine from the first movie, we remember John Connor's surrogate father

so sad uncle bob couldn't be with john forever

@zcharged8294

7 жыл бұрын

nonce

@BSM-vw6cf

4 жыл бұрын

Guess Carl will have to do😂

@coreyharvey114

4 жыл бұрын

@@BSM-vw6cf John is dead in dark fate. To me t2 alternate ending is the true ending to the entire series-- any other movies are just fun 'what ifs' in my mind ;)

@christopherwashington2417

4 жыл бұрын

@@coreyharvey114 basically the scenario timeline of terminator

@jorgechavarria4799

4 жыл бұрын

@@coreyharvey114 the other ones are different scenarios of Sarah's nightmares XD

And then, they killed John in "Terminator : Dark Fate" for nothing

@nodinitiative

4 жыл бұрын

And puts on the message of "women don't need no man".

@leojs5673

4 жыл бұрын

nodinitiative well, they don't need no men. And if you have a problem with that, odds are you're a pathetically insecure man.

@noisekeeper

4 жыл бұрын

Well technically you don't need a seat belt when driving either but its still a dumb fucking choice to make.

@redmaple1982

4 жыл бұрын

@@nodinitiative how so? Uncle Bob was gone by the end of the second movie anyway and Carl is shown as being a good husband/ father/ally...

@TheBatman39

4 жыл бұрын

Women don't need a man at all, nor men need a woman. Both genders can exist on their own but the point is that doing this message and spitting it in our face in a Terminator movie or a franchise wich was targeted to a male-fanbase is retarded and tiresome.

This makes me sad how the Terminator franchise went downhill after Terminator 2. Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger deserves better

@thebeast5054

4 жыл бұрын

I agree I only watched the other sequels because I'm a fan of Arnie and Linda

@corous7880

3 жыл бұрын

The fourth film was OK I guess. 3 was weird and felt stupid, 5 killed the time-line forever and dark fate digged out its corpse and raped it.

@Slick_Nick7567

3 жыл бұрын

Salvation was great but judgement day is on another level in terms of characters and development

@sadmankhan9630

3 күн бұрын

​@@corous7880 3 really wasn't weird. 3 was an average sequel to the T2(better than the last 2 dogshits) and mostly comedy. John Connor was completely drunk in the film tho.

While The Terminator is one of the coolest Sci-Fi movies ever and also a Horror film...T2: Judgement Day is one of the best sequels of all time. The way they managed to turn the face of the Villain into the face of the HERO is just awesome. When The Terminator later says to John Connor "I know now why you cry", it makes my eyes water because you actually care about the heroes of this film. There is hardly any movies since T2 that are SCI-FI / ACTION flicks that actually makes me feel emotion. PLUS the CGI in this film is only used when necessary... while still using mostly practical effects. This wasn't just a game-changer... this is an iconic film.

Sarah Connor telling how a Father should be.. take notes.

@kamilp2574

4 жыл бұрын

It's almost impossible to measure to those standards. But we need to strive for that perfecion. The father would never stop...

Every time I think my dad is a bad person, I look at this scene, because all of what the machine does, it is all true to what my dad does. I then feel better and protected. I love my father.

@thememaster7

3 жыл бұрын

Nearly all bad people have good sides.

Yikes, it never even occurred to me how dark this scene was. Even if she succeeded in killing Dyson without getting caught, she'd still lose John's respect forever. But as long as he had a Terminator father/protector figure, she could apparently live with that.

This echoes when Kyle told Sarah about the terminators in T1 - 'it cant be bargained with, cant be reasoned with, it doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop.' This is some inception level shit because he was telling her about a machine that his son sent back in time and killed him, now she's saying the opposite about the same machine that's protecting her son as a kid.

the sunglasses..

@agentkruger797

6 жыл бұрын

I bought a pair of Spitfire 's styled the same with gold frames and brown lenses cuz of those matsuda's, their beautiful.

@hunlepto2239

6 жыл бұрын

I don't know if you're talking about an MLP character here or what.

@agentkruger797

6 жыл бұрын

Spitfire, a brand of vintage shades 😎

@crashpal

4 жыл бұрын

Snoop Dogg shades

@T--fu7tk

4 жыл бұрын

@@hunlepto2239 MLP is an insignificant pile of trash.

i remember being around 8 years old watching this on VHS, not knowing a word of English and crying during the final scene of the movie. Seeing john and T-800 interacting with each other throughout the movie, the terminator being the father that john never had destroying himself leaving john and Sarah alone in the world is just too emotional

I think it is at this time that Sarah Connor begins to respect "the machine" despite her traumatic past. Curiously, the perfect father for John has not proved to be the best lover for her. It's a crazy stuff.

I never noticed that tiny little mouth twitch that suggested a smile from Sarah when the Terminator repeated the "down low too slow" five trick to John. Ouch.

@jordanbl4270

3 жыл бұрын

Good eye

@jordanbl4270

3 жыл бұрын

Youre beatiful

I never connected the speech to her getting ready to kill Dyson, nice find.

this scene is so madly conflicting to me. on one hand, a machine disguised as a human steps up and becomes an excellent father figure compared to deadbeat fathers to children. on the other hand, if we take machines for granted and become dependent on them, one day they could become sentient and take over humanity. not to mention brad fiedel's music in this movie. timeless, classic and epic.

@jakirmalik9399

5 жыл бұрын

YOU REALIZE JACKASS THAT HIS FATHER IS KYLE REESE WHO WAS KILLED BY THE TERMINATOR, SO HOW CAN HE BE A DEADBEAT IF HE IS DEAD ALREADY?

@linyenchin6773

5 жыл бұрын

You are stupid; machines are already sentient, just not Sapient. You stupid people always use the word "sentient," where you actually mean sapient, don't be such a Dumb-Fuck!!

@theacademictaskmaster6481

4 жыл бұрын

Kyle gave up his life to make sure John’s mom survive, that’s a heroic move to save the mother of your child and make sure that child survives.

@linyenchin6773

4 жыл бұрын

@@theacademictaskmaster6481 and Dumb-Fuck end up paying for another man's kids... happens all the time in a decaying society, that's the essence of the welfare state...

@redmaple1982

4 жыл бұрын

That scene is pretty dark l...all those years and the only man that measures up is a robot....it made me wonder if cameron had issues with his father or knew someone with a bad history with men/fathers

I like the music in this scene even more than the classic main Terminator theme song. It gave the movie soul. A cybernetic heart.

Some of the best dialogue ever written

So then comes Terminator Salvation where apparently the lesson of how a machine saved John Connor's life and was a positive role in his life and development is completely forgotten in favor of a hardline "The only good machine is a dead one, there never has, nor will there ever be a good machine" philosophy.

@Aivottaja

6 жыл бұрын

To play the devil's advocate for such a crappy movie; it was actually the logical character development. You can't have feelings towards machines when you're supposed to save mankind from them.

@Seriona1

6 жыл бұрын

Plus he also had to assume that because he survived against two attacks with one from his mother that it was best to stay away from any machine until the time comes.

@gc3k

5 жыл бұрын

Terminators are murder machines. This Terminator was reprogrammed, by future John. In a way, the T800 was remade in John's image, and represents what John stands for. That doesn't change what Terminators were made for, and all the death and bloodshed they caused by the time Salvation takes place So I don't agree with Sarah's speech. This Terminator was given humanity thanks to a human (adult John and kid John). The only part that I agree with is that it's insane but it works

man i wish either this woman or Sigourney Weaver would voice Samus Aran from Metroid

Sarah's description of the Terminators loyalty is exactly what every single father, if not parent, should strive to be

The Terminator 1,2,3 where the first movies I grew up watching, I remember my dad telling me that since I grew up watching them my first words were or seemed to be heard as "I'll be back".

you show me where a scene like this is in dark fate show me

@xtrydelta7596

4 жыл бұрын

Why u shit on Dark Fate so much?

@xtrydelta7596

4 жыл бұрын

@Bryson Jourdain i get that but the action in Dark Fate was pretty good I enjoyed it, however the first terminator will always be my favorite

@meliyall6877

4 жыл бұрын

Mexican Lettuce the second one was better

@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr

4 жыл бұрын

BCJ 2 dark fate was actually one of the best in the series I’d say of all time definitely underrated then genysis then T2 cuz it wasn’t that good.. it was okay action movie

@meliyall6877

4 жыл бұрын

Jessica Garcia genisis was retarded

Terminator is a not only father figure he's a hero in this movie protecting john and all of mankind against the menacing skynet.

But the first 5 minutes of Terminator Dark Fate: *BOOM*

@CAST13L

4 жыл бұрын

Tetris for Jon!

@andrewjelen1810

4 жыл бұрын

Terminator: Dark Fate sucks ass. John Connor was really important in the franchise

@explicitw8657

3 жыл бұрын

Dark Fate is basically about shows how NO MATTER WHAT happens; it’s a continuous loop with time travel and fighting a thinking machines. It is inevitable. It does matter if there is a male or female CHOSEN ONE.

@MusicInMe754

3 жыл бұрын

@@CAST13L Do you mean, "Justice for John"?

@CAST13L

3 жыл бұрын

@@MusicInMe754 no no no. It was a reference to a repetative phrase on a Tetris (game) championship video. Whole phrase: "Boom! Tetris for Jonas." :)

best father figure ever

when the terminator said the line in the movie it is in humanitys nature to destroy yourselves. the statement has haunted me ever since.

Kyle Reese would have mixed feelings about this.

@crashpal

4 жыл бұрын

Not in a luxury since it was adult John Conner who sent both Kyle and this repgrammned T-800 back to 1984 and 1992 respectively so he may know that John has a T-800 just for him

@translucentorb

2 жыл бұрын

Kind of interesting you say that... In the short lived Sarah Connor Chronicles, Derek Reese, (Kyle's Brother) States that in the future the command staff of the resistance was getting concerned at some point because John Connor was surrounding himself with reprogrammed terminators, both as advisors and body guards, while alienating himself from his generals. It was implied that John's experience with Uncle Bob in 1995 had actually made him more comfortable around machines than people.

I loved this dialogue even as a teenage boy. It made me want to be a good father and husband.

Still one of the best movies ever created for so many reasons. But the interactions between John and the terminator really shine. It's hopeful yet a sad reminded of how cruel the world is

what sarah says is so true and so deep on so many levels, anybody could listen to it over and over and learn something

Terminator 2's T-800 = role model for any wannabe-father in the future. In reality, way better than most parents this days.

Most powerful scene in the movie.

0:32 - Ahh...so that's where the T800 had learnt to thumbs up at the end of the movie....BEAUTIFUL

@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக்

5 жыл бұрын

Its strange how even though Terminator is a father figure, he learnt everything from John.

@-Joyfull

4 жыл бұрын

@@விஷ்ணு_கார்த்திக் This irony just make it more interesting, more memorable, and more unique.

Basically, the Terminator(a machine) was way more human and much more worthy to Sarah and John. It's as if Sarah can put her trust in the Terminator to watch over John.

@macdee6040

5 жыл бұрын

chasing fish, you're one of those a#$holes who write profound analysis comments like its some kind of insight you are having, but actually sounding like an idiot. IDIOT!

So beautiful. To anyone reading this I truly hope this restores your faith in humanity and who we really are in the end.

00:32 I never noticed that the thumbs-up appeared earlier in the film!

0:32 Important scene for the end of this movie.

To the stand in dads who have and are doing this, god bless you💜

You can see that the character of Lara Croft was influenced a lot from Sarah Connor, especially in this scene.

Scenes like this are what separates T2 from all the following movies. The film stops to take a breath; it’s a retrospective scene that tackles one of the deeper undercurrents of the movie. Something else that’s lacking from the others is the looming sense of dread in T2; the knowledge that an apocalypse is in the near future, emphasised by the nuclear nightmares. The other movies were hollow, just noise. T2 had depth.

This scene alone summarizes why I have this preference to Terminator 2 !

I want that quote on my gravestone as an epitaph!

damn i never thought of it that way, thank u for uploading :)))

A great mirror of It can't be bargained with It can't be reasoned with scene from T1

Ever since this movie they've kept trying to remake the success it had. But it wasn't just a formula, the acting, directing, writing, and everything else came together in a perfect storm for T2 and they have never, EVER, managed to get close to it again.

The "humanity" of the T800 reminds me of the very humane nature of the 10th doctor, both not humans yet their characterisation and writing is brilliant.

These little things is what makes a movie from good to great. Every detail matters

this is the Big Daddies from the Bioshock series in a nutshell, especially the Good Subject Delta in Bioshock 2

This scene makes the ending hurt so much more.

Skynet wanted to kill John, but it ended up creating something that would be the closest thing to a father he’d ever know

Thank You.

Are you telling me that this movie is about masculine fatherhood after all? Wow

Sarah is a human becoming a terminator whereas the Terminator is the other way round.

It was scenes like this, along with the way T2 got going with the nonstop suspense, tension and action, which made T2 the best movie of the Terminator franchise. You could feel Sara’S dilemma and burden of being the mother of the boy who became the man who would save humanity. T2 left the first movie and all that followed in the dust. They had action and were good but T2 was excellent.

Sarah:"It would die to portect hem" Terminator 1990 Kyle:"I would die for jhon"

Your comment made me understand this scene better, thanks.

It's easy to see why someone like me who grew up without their dad adored this movie when we were growing up ❤

T2 quotes are gaining more deepness as the years go by. Or maybe im getting older an i acknowledge some things that i didn't before LOL

@-Joyfull

4 жыл бұрын

I feel the same way. Now as a 35 year-old I am analyzing the scenes and the quotes and the characters in new ways that I never did before when I was only 7.

Imagine if a T-X was sent back to protect John Connor and became his significant other. “It would never leave him. And it would never hurt him. Never argue with him or be in its period and scream at him. Or say it was too busy with other people or with other things to spend time with him. It would always be there. And it would die to protect him. Of all the would-be girlfriends that came and went over the years, this thing, this machine, was the only one who measured up. In an insane world, it was the sanest choice.” Then again, it wouldn't be a T-X anymore. It would be a Stepford Wife.

@xxlCortez

7 жыл бұрын

It would never give affection either.

@nhatquangdolenh6522

7 жыл бұрын

you guys should watch Terminator: the Sarah Connor Chronicle , and then tell me if Cameron measured up :)

@madphantom7161

5 жыл бұрын

That period thing tho 😂

She would never know but there's an alternate her out there who is in John's place. Raised by a terminator who would *always* be there and die to protect her. And for all his lacking, even that Sarah said he was the only one to measure up and be there for her.

AMAAAAAAZIIIIIING!

I just realized this almost directly parallels and is the antithesis of Kyle Reese’s description of a Terminator

Powerful scene.

This scene explains us why the emergence of an artificial conscience is an essential step for mankind.

@apjoeapjoe

7 жыл бұрын

John Connor or that we as members of humanity need to both work harder at being there for each other while also accepting each other's imperfections...

@expiredcoffee7991

6 жыл бұрын

Anthony Joseph That's actually not possible. A machine doing that is possible.

@Seraph89_

5 жыл бұрын

It is inevitable in this journey. Idk who you actually are but you sound woke and playing the system.

@clintonleonard5187

4 жыл бұрын

Nice try, Hal. We know sentient machines will be our doom. Fuck off.

@redmaple1982

4 жыл бұрын

This scene is about the tragedy of Sarah's experiences....imagine the type of people she must have come across for a MACHINE to the the best father figure for her son.

that’s how I feel while talking to ChatGPT these days

Beautifully haunting

No fate but what we make for our selves if a machine can learn value of human life maybe we can to

I always did enjoy a heart-warming moment... 🥰

If you never had a father like me this is so fucking amazing..... everything your soul ever wanted is there.... you can dream of it.... and the day you wake up you are so much stronger then you ever thought you will be.... never ever give up I hope my english is ok to understand. Greetings from the real Germany

This movie stands the test of time. What the F is your excuse; Sequels? You've got NOTHING!

"Of all the would-be fathers who came in and went over the years, this thing/ this machine was the only one who measured up. In an insane world it was the sanest choice." 🤖🤗

@johnnyguitar6639

10 ай бұрын

PRetty deep for being a scifi. Movie. But probably holds a lot of truth for the future

Happy Birthday .. D .A. D ..

Wow. Such a great move to end the entire franchise on. Shame there weren't more movies.

Please bring back Sarah she was like nothing I’ve ever seen before

as a father, with no roadmaps, this moves me beyond words, this is how i feel about MY son. Thank you Cameron and thank John C for pinning it up..God bless you sir

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

neilgin1 , precisely,. Mind if I ask you’re age I’m having a moment where I’m realising that the boomer generation did a terrible job of fathering , I just sent this clip to my wife asking if this is how she views me playing with my children, 😂

@neilgin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@justinkennedy2128 sixty years old....no father, except God

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

neilgin1 boom! , bless you and your family 🙏🏻🇦🇺

This hits the nerve if you grew up without a father, abusive, or distant.

In an insane world, it was the scene as Joyce. - Subtitles.

true beyond words

for as much assarah connor hates skynet andthe machiens andtherminators this one somehow in his flawed way had managed to gain her begrudging respect in a minor yet significant sort of way in this particuler terminator having learned to be all too human in its way as a mechanical being

@KingOfElectricNinjas

8 жыл бұрын

'I now know why you cry. But it's something I can never do.' A big if understated theme of T2 is that the Terminator isn't stupid, or a mindless machine- it is intelligent, it learns, and it understands its task. Skynet is a desperate killing machine, but the individual machines it makes have so much more potential than what they're used for, as disposable assassins.

@apjoeapjoe

7 жыл бұрын

KingOfElectricNinjas another philosophical question is how the terminator is able to understand and value emotions that it is itself incapable of experiencing...

@danhantheman

6 жыл бұрын

whats a ass sarah

"Смотря, как Джон играет с машиной, вдруг всё стало ясно. Терминатор никогда не остановится. Никогда не оставит его. Никогда не обидит, не накричит, никогда не напьётся и не ударит, или скажет, что у него нет времени, чтобы побыть с ним. Он всегда будет рядом. И умрёт, защищая его. Из всех так называемых отцов, которые появлялись и уходили с годами, эта штука, эта машина была единственно достойной. В этом безумном мире это был самый разумный выбор." - Сара Коннор.

This is the moment she trusts the T800, after this point their relationship is different

Best scene of the history of cinema

I love the father son thing going on with john and the T-800, so much so I would love a movie of the T-800 learning to be a dad as he fathers John until the next terminator comes

@EclipseHedgehog

4 жыл бұрын

in genysis they make him father sarah instead and make John the villain, then in dark fate they make him kill John to then form a family. all this after John ordered T800 not to go.

I wish my father was like that.

That machine is a miracle.

Very cool😎acting and great👍lessons

I love terminator

Powerful👍❤

T-600 the best father ever made

By their very nature, Terminators were built and programmed to be relentless. Normally, this relentlessness makes them unstoppable killing machines during assassination missions. However, in this case, that relentlessness is featured in a different way. This Terminator is relentless as a protector, confidant, companion, and father figure.

Großartig. Ich denke mir, sie wollten damit erklären, das wir ähnlich sein könnten