? Independence Day looks great.Jurassic Park and T2 to this day have the best use of CGI and it's telling that out of all the 90s movies, the two movies to do it first also had it age the best compared to say...Men In Black and ID4, which are straightnowadays. Even Phantom Menace looked like a pre-rendered Dreamcast cutscene half the time.
It's hard to empathize with the action of a bunch of CGI models as opposed to real people and props.
Yo man when he started running after John in the mall parking lot when he was on his dirt bike and was keeping up I remember the entire theater gasping on some scary shyt.yeah. They tired to recreate the same fear wit the Dark Fate terminator...but that guy loooked pretty goofy overall
Robert Patrick was fukking scary
now he1000
100%.
The original in-universe reason for why more T1000's were never mass produced makes the original T1000 even more badass compared to the Terminators that came after (in both canon and just as movie villains).
According to the novelizations, the original T1000 in Terminator 2 was a prototype that basically had a mind of it's own (or more like, thousands of nanobot minds working together to form an autonomous creature), unlike other terminators that were in read-only mode. Skynet feared that they wouldn't be able to control the T1000 model and that the self aware model would go rogue and do their own thing independent from their mission, which might include killing Skynet, which had Skynet reluctant to ever actually activate the T1000
The original Terminators didn't feel remorse, but they also didn't feel pleasure or anything else.
The T-800 completing a termination was like
But the T-1000 completing a termination was like
And that difference terrified Skynet
I think we get a bit of that enjoyment-beyond-the-mission streak in T2, as the T1000 develops a sadistic personality, waves a finger at victims, and seems to enjoy killing and observing its death blows
So even with fewer "features" than the T-X or whatever, the T1000 was actually more dangerous because it had the capability of becoming sentient without a flip being switched, developing a personality, and motivations independent of Skynet, and Skynet had no idea what would happen if they activated this new creature of their creation. They only did so out of desperation. But Skynet feared that thing
Yo man when he started running after John in the mall parking lot when he was on his dirt bike and was keeping up I remember the entire theater gasping on some scary shyt.
Speaking of movies still looking amazing. I watched The Thing again for the millionth time on blu ray and I'm just amazed at how good it still looks almost 40 years later.
Practical effects>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Wow didn't know this. Rep coming your way.100%.
The original in-universe reason for why more T1000's were never mass produced makes the original T1000 even more badass compared to the Terminators that came after (in both canon and just as movie villains).
According to the novelizations, the original T1000 in Terminator 2 was a prototype that basically had a mind of it's own (or more like, thousands of nanobot minds working together to form an autonomous creature), unlike other terminators that were in read-only mode. Skynet feared that they wouldn't be able to control the T1000 model and that the self aware model would go rogue and do their own thing independent from their mission, which might include killing Skynet, which had Skynet reluctant to ever actually activate the T1000
The original Terminators didn't feel remorse, but they also didn't feel pleasure or anything else.
The T-800 completing a termination was like
But the T-1000 completing a termination was like
And that difference terrified Skynet
I think we get a bit of that enjoyment-beyond-the-mission streak in T2, as the T1000 develops a sadistic personality, waves a finger at victims, and seems to enjoy killing and observing its death blows
So even with fewer "features" than the T-X or whatever, the T1000 was actually more dangerous because it had the capability of becoming sentient without a flip being switched, developing a personality, and motivations independent of Skynet, and Skynet had no idea what would happen if they activated this new creature of their creation. They only did so out of desperation. But Skynet feared that thing
James Cameron is the goat, no ifs, ands or butts.
How does something made and filmed in the 80s look THIS good?
