I see everyone is having a productive morning. You know it gives me a swell of pride knowing soldiers of your... caliber will be leading the charge tomorrow.
T2 is 34 years old, I remember reading about it in a paper magazine, when James Cameron said that the molten T1000 should say "Get out" to the helicopter pilot and how the CGI artists were stumped on how to make it happen.
There's something like 2-5 minutes of CGI in T2 and that was unheard of back in 1991.
The actress who played Sarah Conner had a twin in real life, and they use her as a double in some scenes.
Notably one (that I think was cut) has her operating on Arnold's head, and you can see her doing it in the mirror. What they actually did was make a super detailed replica of his head and used her twin sister to mirror her movements. There are videos and stuff out there about it, it's pretty fucking cool.
One of the other notable scenes with her sister was in the steel factory, when the T1000 was mimicking Sarah. The T1000 was actually played by Linda Hamilton and it was her sister with the shotgun.
I also recommend the Netflix anime, Terminator Zero. It's made by Production IG, the people behind Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and SkyDance, and does a great job of being its own thing while being respectful of the first two movies.
I second this recommendation, solid series and it does do a great job of being faithful to the setting instead of just using it as a veneer for some other type of story.
I literally typed that Aliens was the other major contender at the bottom ofnthe comment, then deleted before posting because I didn't want to be too fanboyish about James Cameron.
But.... yeah. Dude can make an action flick. Heck - the Avatar movies didn't change the world with their messaging, but dammit if the action scenes aren't jaw-dropping.
To give you an idea of my age, I'm still young enough to get drafted to the US military. I watched T2 when I was a teen, like about 10 years ago, give or take. That movie is one of my favorites. It doesn't feel that old from my PoV.
The lyric is a reference to the 1932 V8-powered Ford automobile, which enthusiasts dubbed the "deuce coupe" (the "deuce" coming from the 2 in 1932, the first year the V8 was available). Springsteen was fond of classic hot rods in his youth, hence the line "revved up like a deuce, another runner in the night". As the line is a famous example of a mondegreen because it is frequently misheard as "wrapped up like a douche",
Springsteen has joked about confusion over the lyrics, claiming that it was not until Manfred Mann rewrote the song to be about a feminine hygiene product that it became popular.
So, the reality was that Manfred Mann recorded the song on a tape that supposedly was off-angle and unintentionally resulted in somewhat garbled lyrics. He did intentionally reword "cut loose like a deuce" (insert poop joke about pinching a loaf) to "revved up like a deuce." But the public's fascination with the unintelligible song that they could easily request/identify because Mann also added a Chopsticks solo resulted in a more popular hit.
This follows a similar pattern to Louie Louie, originally recorded by Richard Berry (Chuck and Marvin's totally for real cousin, obv.) and received well regionally, but didn't really get much attention. It was later covered and retitled Louie, Louie by The Kingsmen on a shitty setup that caused the lyrics to sound all sorts of wonky. This left the lyrics open to interpretations that escalated to the song being labeled pornographic. This, of course, made it more popular.
Point being, if you love the song so much, then people like me are important in bringing misguided attention to them. People like you are important in properly appreciating the artist and keeping them from going insane over internet users with "fart" in their names chewing up their art and pooping out immature comments.
Exactly, there's always a premium on vans. Pickups are also nice, but you really have to secure the kids really well, they get exposed to the elements, etc. A nice pickup bed cover would be a decent middle ground.
For anyone wondering, that's Sarah Connors dream from Terminator 2 right before the city gets nuked.
The fact that you have to explain this is making me feel very god damned old right now.
Let me rub it in then... ;)
That is Sarah Connor from Terminator 1
Damn, thank you for providing your knowledge to rub it in!
that's actually her twin sister (Leslie Hamilton Freas)
Her identical twin sister died unexpectedly in 2020 :/
That’s fucking sad.
Well one of them did... We'll never know for sure...
Tip of the spear, crack of my ass
I see everyone is having a productive morning. You know it gives me a swell of pride knowing soldiers of your... caliber will be leading the charge tomorrow.
RIP
What is this arrow pointing at?
A woman in a pink dress whose head is obscured by an elbow
Clearly the grain of sand who in time will be ground down and melted to form part of the core processing unit of the terminator.
Technically that's Sarah Connor after T1 by a year or two.
T2 is 34 years old, I remember reading about it in a paper magazine, when James Cameron said that the molten T1000 should say "Get out" to the helicopter pilot and how the CGI artists were stumped on how to make it happen.
There's something like 2-5 minutes of CGI in T2 and that was unheard of back in 1991.
The actress who played Sarah Conner had a twin in real life, and they use her as a double in some scenes.
Notably one (that I think was cut) has her operating on Arnold's head, and you can see her doing it in the mirror. What they actually did was make a super detailed replica of his head and used her twin sister to mirror her movements. There are videos and stuff out there about it, it's pretty fucking cool.
One of the other notable scenes with her sister was in the steel factory, when the T1000 was mimicking Sarah. The T1000 was actually played by Linda Hamilton and it was her sister with the shotgun.
For anybody not old enough to have seen that movie, go see Terminator, and then Terminator 2, and then stop.
You are missing out.
I also recommend the Netflix anime, Terminator Zero. It's made by Production IG, the people behind Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex and SkyDance, and does a great job of being its own thing while being respectful of the first two movies.
I second this recommendation, solid series and it does do a great job of being faithful to the setting instead of just using it as a veneer for some other type of story.
I do think there's something to say for watching the others under the premise that they're the nonsensical fallout from timeline manipulation.
The TV series from the mid-2000s was actually pretty decent, but it was canceled like 2 seasons in and never finished its story.
But yeah, T2 isn't gonna be topped. I think it is a strong contender for best action film of all time.
Aliens would like a word...
I literally typed that Aliens was the other major contender at the bottom ofnthe comment, then deleted before posting because I didn't want to be too fanboyish about James Cameron.
But.... yeah. Dude can make an action flick. Heck - the Avatar movies didn't change the world with their messaging, but dammit if the action scenes aren't jaw-dropping.
Honestly, you can skip the first one. Special effects just weren't ready for what Cameron was trying to put down.
Yeah, I'll have to disagree here.
Yes, the effects are bad to the point they are funny to watch now. But it doesn't detract much from the movie.
Saw it again a few months ago, scary how current that movie still is (AI, nuclear war)
To give you an idea of my age, I'm still young enough to get drafted to the US military. I watched T2 when I was a teen, like about 10 years ago, give or take. That movie is one of my favorites. It doesn't feel that old from my PoV.
Can I guess your age to be 24?
Idk, man. Aldoran was a smoking hole in space 14 years before Sarah Connor got nuked, and everyone remembers that one.
I've seen the movie, but still didn't recognize it.
Definitely a scene that sticks with you
For me what clued me in is how much more muscle she has than the typical playground mom.
Sure she can do it, but when I stand like this and watch children at the playground, the cops show up.
To be fair, this was in her dreams.
So is watching children in thiers
That is pretty bad but it's still not the nuclear option.
Different times
LA heat waves are no joke…
LA Police Brutality: Cop uses flamethrower against peaceful protesters (Colorized)
she wasnt wearing 60,000 spf sunblock
And she'll be
Blinded by the li-i-ight. Wrapped up like a douche, another boner in the night
I dunno whether you're trolling or just genuinely don't know the lyrics, but...
Are you trying to say that those lyrics make more sense???
It does if you know it is referencing a hot rod.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blinded_by_the_Light
So, the reality was that Manfred Mann recorded the song on a tape that supposedly was off-angle and unintentionally resulted in somewhat garbled lyrics. He did intentionally reword "cut loose like a deuce" (insert poop joke about pinching a loaf) to "revved up like a deuce." But the public's fascination with the unintelligible song that they could easily request/identify because Mann also added a Chopsticks solo resulted in a more popular hit.
This follows a similar pattern to Louie Louie, originally recorded by Richard Berry (Chuck and Marvin's totally for real cousin, obv.) and received well regionally, but didn't really get much attention. It was later covered and retitled Louie, Louie by The Kingsmen on a shitty setup that caused the lyrics to sound all sorts of wonky. This left the lyrics open to interpretations that escalated to the song being labeled pornographic. This, of course, made it more popular.
Point being, if you love the song so much, then people like me are important in bringing misguided attention to them. People like you are important in properly appreciating the artist and keeping them from going insane over internet users with "fart" in their names chewing up their art and pooping out immature comments.
Bruh, you gotta ping me with nuggets like that, I would have never seen it if I wasn't randomly skimming through my comment history..
I like @[email protected]’s better. 😊
Thank you! I misheard them myself and then concerned my parents by singing them out loud.
No I'm sure it's "wrapped up in a douche, like a roller in the night"
Love the lyrics!
Looks like it’s gonna be a hot one.
Like seven inches from the midday sun.
And that’s how I got into Santana.
Good for him! I didn't know he was also gay!
Yeah, anyone not wear 1 million sun block is gonna have a real bad day, got it‽
Wouldn’t you like to know, weatherboy.
...in the moment
Before the moment. It is very fleeting after all. Take in your surroundings. Be mindful.
Playgrounds are like this now too. Kids playing, not looking at phones, living in the moment. 🙂
Only downside is it makes exchanging numbers a little harder.
Just a crutch to make things a little easier on myself. I frankly suck at old-fasioned luring.
Vans are so much more expensive now.
Exactly, there's always a premium on vans. Pickups are also nice, but you really have to secure the kids really well, they get exposed to the elements, etc. A nice pickup bed cover would be a decent middle ground.
Have you tried candy?
In this economy!?
I'm sure if you had that aim you'd bring a pen and a notepad or something. 😅
I assure you I'm being quite transparent and sincere about my motivations, with all due respect, sir.
For a moment.
“No cake but what you make”
The last moment
Stupid ass meme.