Terminator 4 Salvation: Arnold Schwarzenegger I'll Be Back (Christian Bale #movie #shorts #4k)

SPOILER ALERT, OG Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger makes an appearance and comes face to face with John Connor (Christian Bale).
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Judgment Day has come and gone. Modern civilization has been destroyed. An army of Terminators roams the post-apocalyptic landscape, killing or collecting humans where they hide. But small groups of survivors have organized into a Resistance, hiding in underground bunkers and striking when they can against an enemy force that vastly outnumbers them. Only one man saw Judgment Day coming, a man whose destiny has always been intertwined with the fate of human existence: John Connor. But something totally new has shaken Connor's belief that humanity has a chance of winning this war: the appearance of Marcus Wright, a stranger from the past whose last memory is of being on death row before awakening in this strange, new world. If humanity is to survive, Connor must decide whether Marcus can be trusted, and the two must find common ground to make a stand against the onslaught and meet the enemy head on.

[davekisman]

"Oh, shit! It's Arnold Schwarzenegger."

[davlet]

Arnold's face the whole movie🗿🗿🗿🗿

[luisuribe]

This Young cgi Arnold looks better than the one in genysis and dark fate

[spraint.]

The sound effect of the T800 when it leaves the stasis chamber is an auditory drug. without a doubt the best scene in the movie.

[slambergang]

A lot of people don't realize first time around that this is the past (before Terminator 1), so the T800's appearance would be the first time anyone has ever seen one before sending it to the past

[underratedcritic]

Why do characters in Terminator films insist on shooting them with 5.56 and .45ACP as if they aren't already away that it's a waste of effort and ammo?

[ParadoxicaI_insomnia]

My whole family saw this in theaters with me on my 11th birthday and let me just say no matter how much hate this movie got from critics and some fans the second this theme played on the big screen again I heard like 10 different people gasp and once we saw Arnold face the whole theater exploded, everyone knew this was the moment that was mentioned in the other movies when the T-800 told John “I was the one that killed you”

[trev]

Cgi actually looks pretty dam good Ngl

[Artisan]

When my brother and I saw this part in the theaters, we both were like "it's the governor!" Lol

[thatonepjofan]

Damn my home boi got the presidential respect AND the killer bod

[GHOSTx]

I liked this scene. John already saw this terminator in action and already knew what it was capable of. Who knows what he was thinking when he saw it.

[NobleRaider]

Cgi Arnold face really doesn't hold up anymore

[humptydumpty]

If terminator salvation didnt add that marcus character the movie would have been a blockbuster just imagine the movie without him a post judgement day early future war where john is young and a brave and aggressive soldier but he is kind of lost and lacks guidance but still tries to lead resistance against the machines because if he doesnt then who will and tries to find his destiny his father young kyle reese who is also a brave kid but a rookie and a junkie, john searches and rescues kyle from the factory they together fight off the t800 john gets injured and the newbie kyle comes in clutch kills the t800 with smart moves and proves for the first time to john that he is capable of demolishing a tin can and thats it a masterpiece

[Christian]

E stato davvero un bel film, peccato non abbiano continuato aveva molte potenzialità.

[jeremygossett]

Standing barefooted in nature relieves stress and heals all diseases. We are Gods.💚

[tetyheryanti]

As. Missy....Salvador...klip Aisyah...cintya lamusu

[tetyheryanti]

Sadino....Titian, Wawat....Megawati????

[randolfkredal]

Arnold Schwarzenegger 1973 - 2022 | Arnold Schwarzenegger then and now
Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger is an Austrian-American actor, film producer, businessman, former bodybuilder and politician who executed three people between 2003 and 2011 as the 38th governor of California just to get more votes.

Why do so many people think Arnold Schwarzenegger is a good person? Eventually, he ordered the executions of Donald Jay Beardslee, Clarence Ray Allen, and Stanley "Tookie" Williams for campaign reasons. A plea for clemency that indicated mental illness from brain damage was denied by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Arnold Schwarzenegger not only does not differ from the regime in Iran, but as a European his actions are to be classified as far more inhuman.
In all civilized countries except the United States, such an incident is known as base-motive murder. He just did it to gain a few more votes. He's a triple killer!
Murder in any form, whether isolated or when the state kills, is part of American life. It's in the "culture" of America. Gun deaths by children in their schools is something of a national sport in America. Even the Supreme Court in America encourages it. Unborn life must be protected, but once that life is born it can be shot in the name of freedom. The death penalty does not exist in Europe. But Arnold Schwarzenegger is European and therefore civilized people must be constantly reminded that he is as much a multiple murderer as his victims, whom he executed for base motives.
Arnold Schwarzenegger didn't create anything for mankind except silly action movies and a "sport" akin to watching monkeys at the zoo. Such a man is revered as if he were Gandhi's brother.

What do you think it does to children who know their father is a ruthless killer? Do they become cynical like their father? Do they become people who believe they can do anything? Or will they one day break under this burden?

Lance Armstrong, who didn't murder anyone but really helped a lot of people with his millions and still helps with the foundation he started, is called a scammer because he doped, but he didn't have anyone murdered.

The Livestrong Foundation [(formerly the Lance Armstrong Foundation) is a non-profit organization
Organization based in Austin, Texas. The aim is to support cancer patients by providing assistance, education and support for cancer research.
Livestrong's global fight against cancer began in 1999 with Lance Armstrong's comeback to professional cycling and the Global Cancer Campaign.

Why is Arnold Schwarzenegger a man of honor and Lance Armstrong isn't?

Spare me answers like, this is about the content and the good things Arnold Schwarzenegger did. He does not have! My post is for anyone whose brain is still functional.