Overview
A reprogrammed T-800 is sent back in time to protect young John Connor from the T-1000, a new liquid-metal Terminator capable of copying people and reshaping its body.
ASFR Content
The film contrasts two different artificial infiltrators: the T-800, a metal endoskeleton under living tissue, and the T-1000, a mimetic polyalloy machine able to copy human appearance. It includes explicit self-repair, exposed mechanical components, learning/reprogramming, extreme damage and the destruction of both Terminators.
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ASFR Scenes
The T-800 exposes its mechanical arm
To convince Miles Dyson that the future machines are real, the T-800 cuts away the living tissue from its forearm and removes the skin, exposing the mechanical arm underneath.
The T-1000 repairs repeated damage
Throughout its pursuit the T-1000 suffers gunshots, impacts and deformation, repeatedly flowing back into a complete human-looking form.
The T-1000 begins malfunctioning after freezing
After being frozen and shattered before reforming, the T-1000 starts involuntarily copying nearby surfaces and shows visible instability in its mimetic form.
The T-1000 is destroyed
The T-800 fires a grenade into the T-1000, blasting it into the molten steel where the liquid-metal machine loses cohesion and is destroyed.
The T-800 lowers itself into the steel
To prevent its own processor from being used to create Skynet, the T-800 voluntarily lowers itself into molten steel and destroys itself.
Related Media
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Next film in the Terminator series; already added to the Master List in Batch 010.