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***FULL REACTION*** THE TERMINATOR (Patreon)

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2023-02-01 22:41:52
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2023-10-19 13:29:08
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What do you think, will we hit the target and get to see number 2 earlier? 😎

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Eric Bonham

I don't think you could have stretched your neck any further trying to get a look at Arnold's naked butt.

Roger Freeman

I like the terminator series but you need to get caught up on the Predator series so you can get to Alien vs Predator. My favorite

MertzRocks

You can say "shit", Dawn... Well, I'm still having that same trouble with your feed on my PC more than with other creators and idky... I watched on my PC until you said "Pause. Pause NOW." The feed FROZE for three whole seconds... I think my PC doesn't like you but I SURE DO--- ; ) --- ; * Anyway the feed on my phone is fine but I hate using my phone for this : ( ...I'm doing it anyway! --Not rightly sure what all three of my favorite Arnold movies are but I DO know my #1 is his first! Though COnan the Barbarian is NOT a great movie, it still has a special place in my heart bc I am a Robert E Howard fan. I've veen reading him almost as long as I have been reading Tolkien. P.S. You noticed Lance Henricksen (Bishop) from Aliens but didn't realize that Michael Biehn (Reese) was Corporal Hicks in Aliens and the thug with blue spiky hair that Arnold kills in his first scene is Bill Paxton (Hudson) from Aliens. Oh, and one more thing... 💩

Dexter Lake

Great reaction. One thing you said, was I dream about stuff like this, Is the way Cameron came up with the idea for Terminator. He had a bad flu and had a nightmare about machines killing humans. Terminator 2 is arguably the best sequel ever made

DawnMarieAnderson
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Aww that's such a bugger! I don't know how to help 😔 Nope I didn't recognise them, oops! This is why I need you guys 😅 to tell me these things.

Lee Pitman

I have been looking forward to seeing this reaction, I was in no condition to enjoy it when you posted it. I loved it. The Terminator franchise is one of my favourites along with Alien. I am so glad you liked Sarah Connor. The movie's success and popularity surprised all involved as it was such a low-budget movie. While shooting this film, James Cameron often resorted to what he called "guerilla filmmaking" as a way of getting around acquiring permits needed to film certain scenes. This involved the production crew and actors quickly arriving at a specified location, shooting the scene and leaving before the police arrived. As a result, some of the people seen in a few shots are actual everyday citizens completely unaware they're in a movie. Though it is now considered a Sci-fi classic, this film was originally conceived and written as a horror movie. If you strip away the robots and time travel plot, it is very similar to a Slasher picture, and borrows many of the genre's tropes, most prominently from Halloween (1978) and Halloween II (1981). Director James Cameron likes to use many of the same actors in his movies. As another Patreon already stated, Bill Paxton (Punk Leader) and Michael Biehn (Kyle Reese) appeared in James Cameron’s Aliens (as Hudson and Hicks) along with Lance Henriksen who you recognized as having played Bishop. Michael Biehn also appeared in another James Cameron Sci-Fi movie called The Abyss (1989). Bill Paxton and Arnold Schwarzenegger would later work with James Cameron again in the action comedy True Lies (1994). In addition to The Terminator and Aliens Michel Biehn and Bill Paxton also worked together numerous times in various other movies including Navy Seals (1990), and one of my favourite action westerns, Tombstone (1993). My 3 Arnie movies would have to be Predator (1987), Terminator 2 (1991) and True Lies (1994) although I grew up watching and enjoying all of his movies.