The Terminator - Police Station Shootout 4K

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[ninline]

My wife and I went to see this at the theater when it came out. I had no idea what it was about other than that Arnold was in it. We went out to eat and just decided to catch a movie and I picked it because Arnold was in it. Had no idea what to expect. Was blown away. It was so damn cool in 1984.

[terminatorx]

I just noticed how big of a difference in communication skills there is between the T1 T800 & the T2 T1000: T800 walks in to the police station, expressionless, asks a couple polite questions but delivers them so machine-like that they come off as rude, and when denied his request he goes straight into a shooting spree. T-1000 walks up to John Conners house, smiling, asks a couple of polite questions to and makes small talk with John's foster parents, gains their full confidence & gets all questions answered, proceeds to look for his target again. Communication. Very important.

[MrNeathComputing]

I like that there is no recoil on the shotgun. It’s so unnatural but makes perfect sense considering he’s a robot.

[spartybrearly]

Reese actually saved that detective’s life by rendering him out cold.

[knightwind]

T1 and T2 were on a whole different level when it came to details, atmosphere and story telling. You can watch both movies hundreds of times and still pick up something you didn't know was there or just missed.

[yogi]

The psychiatrist distracted by his pager as Arnie was walking in was unreal and I loved how they brought the same psychiatrist back into T2

[TheFacelessStoryMaker]

I love the deleted scene where Kyle and Sarah come across a dying Traxler who gives Kyle his sidearm and tells him to protect Sarah. He may not 100% believe Kyle's story but he also saw this "man' barge into the station and gun down over 2 dozen cops and nothing stopped him. Wish it was left in the final cut.

[christopherduffy]

You know this is old school when you see the cop doing paperwork in number 2 pencil.

[RiggsBF]

Imagine if he actually sat on the bench and waited.

[Legendary_Cheese_Wizard]

This movie is so good. I remember watching this with my dad for the first time when I was like 6. The pure 80s vibes is legendary

[RecoilCDS]

By knocking that cop out, Kyle Reece saved that cops life. He should be forever grateful Reece man handled him.

[johnsingletary]

I love the original more than T2. The original really demonstrated just how unstoppable and scary the Terminator really is.

[chrsn]

Just think of the damage he could do with a phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

[RS-doof]

Cameron preferred T2. He thought The Terminator was unsophisticated. As much as I love both, I don’t think T2 had a scene that matched this. It was just brilliant.

[anshumandeshmukh]

That psychiatrist was lucky that he left the police station.

[grkpektis]

@1:38 I love that his vision is in slow motion showing how fast he's processing everything

[WestIndianAK]

The first "Terminator" was the scariest of all the Terminator films, and this scene is one of the main reasons why. It was really basically an '80s slasher film with a futuristic/sci-fi bent. I watch it every Halloween.

[rreason]

One of the best scenes in the franchise! Music once he enters after using the car as a battering ram and Sarah's look of utter despair as T800 shatters her illusion of safety in the endless nightmare. Never to be duplicated!

[cybergothika]

3:17 Arnold spins perfectly like a robot and you can hear the sound of machinery when he does so. Amazing FX attention to details that makes all the difference.

[jtbrah]

I love how he analyzes the structural integrity of the window/wall right before “I’ll be back.”