Terminator 2 Explained: Did They Really Stop Judgment Day?

In 1984 Arnold Schwarzenegger played a machine sent back to kill. In 1991 James Cameron brought him back and promised he would not kill a single person — Schwarzenegger says he called it the stupidest thing he had ever heard. Here is the whole of Terminator 2: Judgment Day explained, in order: the bet that could have bankrupted Carolco, Sarah Connor's transformation, the twist Cameron spoiled on purpose, and the five minutes of liquid metal that changed the movies. Billy Idol, Robert Patrick sleeping in his car, Edward Furlong found at a Boys and Girls Club, "Hasta la vista, baby" from the writers' phone calls, the Tin Man getting his heart, Sarah at Miles Dyson's house — and, after the spoiler card, the steel mill, the thumbs-up, and the ending Cameron cut. Chapters 0:00 Terminator 2 0:46 Judgment Day 2:25 Sarah Connor 3:53 The protector 5:37 Liquid metal 7:32 Come with me 9:16 The sanest choice 11:12 No fate 13:03 Why you cry #Terminator2 #JamesCameron #Schwarzenegger #MovieExplained #FilmAnalysis