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“The 1980's and 1990's produced a long list of some of the best films about robots in my opinion. On top of that list (and mine) is Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Not only is it …”

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#1 of 10 from Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto! by kfontenot

“Big action, big effects, an unstoppable villain and a big threat looming of nuclear war. Arnold said he'd be back and he wasn't kidding. The special effects are still awesome and …”

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#1 of 5 from My 5 favorite Arnie movies by TheJohn

“After the events of the first film, Sarah Connor has been placed in a mental institution for having attempted to blow up a computer factory. Her son John, fathered by Kyle Reese, …”

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#9 of 17 from Time Travel Movies by Count_Orlok_22

“Arnold never made a better movie then this 91 juggernaut of an action film that explores the ideas of time travel and changing the future as Arnold returns to protect a young John …”

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#3 of 10 from Favorite Action Movies by TheJohn

“Trashie's down for the first in the series but I prefer the second because it has a little more depth and isn't all just run run, shoot shoot.”

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#16 of 16 from My Favorite Apocalyptic Movies by QUEENBFLIX

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#15 of 35 from My top 100 best films of all time Part (1) by Lopez15

“Supersized follow up to the original Terminator has Arnold "being back" this time to protect the Connor family against the evil shapeshifting T-1000, who makes one of the most …”

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#8 of 10 from My Favorite Movies by TheJohn

“I always felt this was the best terminator movie of all. Something about that liquid metal terminator that made the movie so cool.”
#4 of 11 from My Favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger Movies by foboftheyear

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A decade after Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) destroyed the original Terminator, a second unstoppable killing machine (Arnold Schwarzenegger) arrives from the post-apocalyptic year 2029. But this time his mission is to stop an even deadlier Terminator, the T-1000 (Robert Patrick), made entirely of shape-shifting liquid metal and determined to kill young John Connor (Edward Furlong), the future leader of the human resistance. Sarah, John, and the Terminator counter by going after the scientist responsible for developing Skynet, the computer system fated to destroy humanity, leading to an explosive and spectacular clash with the fate of humanity in the balance. Whereas James Cameron's original THE TERMINATOR was a low-budget marvel of efficiency and speed, TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY is an action-packed blockbuster with some of the most amazing stunts ever filmed and ground-breaking, Academy Award-winning special effects. Star Schwarzenegger was paid in the form of a $15 million dollar jet to revisit his mos...

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Cast: Edward Furlong, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terrence Evans, Ron Young, Robert Patrick, Xander R. Berkeley, Gwenda Deacon, Jim Palmer, S. Epatha Merkerson, Colin Patrick Lynch, Joe Morton, Linda Hamilton, Michael Biehn, Castulo Guerra, Peter Kent, Danny Cooksey, Earl Boen, Mark Christopher Lawrence, Diane Rodriguez, Robert Winley, Dean Norris, Jenette Goldstein, Gerard G. Williams, Abdul Salaam El Razaac, Charles Tamburro, Mike Muscat, Denney Pierce, Don Lake, Don Stanton, Dan Stanton, Leslie Hamilton Gaerren, Ken Gibbel, Dalton Abbott, Ennalls Berl, Lisa Brinegar, Charles Robert Brown, Casey Chavez, Nikki Cox, Michael Edwards, Noel Evangelisti, DeVaughn Walter Nixon, Pete Schrum, Tony Simotes, Richard Vidan, Shane Wilder, J. Rob Jordan, Pat Kouri, Van Ling, Jared Lounsberry, Tom McDonald

Director: James Cameron

Genre: Action, Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Release Date: July 3, 1991

MPAA Rating: R

Screen Writer: William Wisher, Jr.

Runtime: 2hrs 19min

Studio: Columbia Pictures, Artisan Entertainment

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