T2 Special Effects Part 1 of 3

[5t3Maiden]

Watching this you truely realise just how ground breaking it all was, there are cg films made today that don't have this much attention to detail and realism.

[recmy1982]

5:40 Image Oscar Academy

[PEARLIAN98]

asta lavista baby

[Ciaran55]

what point in the film does the scene at 04:47 occur?? I don't remember it..

[HGM1122]

the t-1000 watched the video and didnt like it

[joemunkey30]

john knoll, creator of knoll light factory and photoshop lol

[raigekiman]

i love ho the directors get there ideas from there prevously movies and on to the next

[ajhrockerboy6]

I have the extreme DVD however i love watching these videos on youtube. the visual effects are awesome as is the music.

[TCFan25]

I just love the music... very foreboding and intense

[yellowcougar18]

Sad thing is that for a long time, Robert Patrick got no credit as an actor, whatsoever. ITs only now, in his later years, he's getting quite alot of praise.

HE was one of the stand outs in Walk the Line, and he should have gotten more screen time in Ladder 49. He was typecast for years after this film, but, all due respect for the guy, he worked hard to get out from under the influence of the character.

[Kekkon3n]

Funny how these effects look 300% more real than any movie effects nowadays.. Shame that every movie maker just do cgi because their cheaper and rarely to really make them look like an integrated part of the movie, seemlessly..

[ytvoice1]

T2 was the best sci-fi movie ever. Mostly because of the acting and a good script. I agree T3 and four was crap. John was a pussy in them..

[assasinator1980]

I watched this film so many many times and i think it's the greatest action sci fi in the history even T1...........btw T3 and T4 salvation was crap

[RatmanXX]

Photoshop 0.67?! LOL!

[quaxswed]

RIP Stan Winston. On 00:31 he said so true worlds to all thouse dumbassess who thinks CGI is bad, becouse the technology does it all and so it has no soul. You see, its done by the people behind computers, not by the computers.

[venuecam]

We all like Lucas but when Cameron made his name he created a new standard of film making. Cameron has never made a film that relied on CG (or technology for that matter) to tell a story that involved ground breaking technical effects.

[FilmTrailersChannel]

Jim Cameron is simply amazing, and ILM, no better effects house excist, every other effects house borrows from ILM, motion control, morphing and so on... and we can't forget the Grandfather of modern cinema, George Lucas. Men like these make it a joy to go to the cinemas. :)

[venuecam]

Isn't Digital Domain Cameron's as well? I know ILM (Lucas) own digital effects in Hollywood but wasn't there some story about how Pixar could sh*t all over ILM if they wanted to but they choose to work in "story telling" 3D as opposed to supplying effects 3D, which is why they write, direct and create as opposed to only creating?

[willhunting1995]

No, venuecan, Cameron sold Digital Domain after he divorced Linda Hamilton and cheated on her with his Titanic star, Suzy Amis and then he married her. Cameron doesn't own his own visual effects house that's why he needed WETA digital owned by Peter Jackson to work on his crappy Avatar film.

[venuecam]

@willhunting1995 chill will I only asked the question about DD. Wasn't in need of JC's personal life backlog but thanks anyway.

[Mikez4]

@FilmTrailersChannel

Not so much nowadays which is a shame! The Star Wars Prequels and Indy4 are examples of the poor state Lucas, ILM, Spielberg et'al are in nowadays. Pity.

[kuikai100]

a++++++++++++++

[PublicSecrecy]

Mark A.Z. Dippé and Steve Spaz Williams were both involved with the film adaptation of Spawn. . . I always wondered how such a low(ish) budget film looked SO amazing in some shots.

[Mikez4]

@PublicSecrecy

Really? and it looked SO crap in the majority of it.

[antdude]

Was this from Ultimate Edition?

[TCFan25]

HD Edition...

[antdude]

What's different in these behind the scenes from UE? I thought they were pretty much the same.

[copperhead76]

I got this off of the "Extreme DVD."

[TCFan25]

I love the Jim Cameron blue screen tinge common throughout his movies

[martinpotts]

HaHa, "stingey". Now theres a word I haven't heard in a long time.

[yadav9mike]

man,T@ rocks till this day too,its abt 18 yrs from now,damn ass kicking bro!!

[i742]

and it turned out to be one of the best movie ever!!!

[14kip]

t2 still kicks ass 2 this day. i remember goin 2 the cinema and wow i was amazed. its now 12 to 13 yrs old and still looks so fresh.

[KurosanNitebird]

So effing true; one of the best movies of all time!

[alexbaxthedarkside]

i was watching T2 today, and ur right, it still looks AMAZING even today.

and I think Cameron is completely right, the special effects aren't whats important,

its all about character and story, so great he understood that and he demonstrates it to the best in T2 :)

[Crim15]

If only George Lucas and Michael Bay had the same ideas..

[alexbaxthedarkside]

well they're probably the same school of thought since they both make high budget effects movies. just ones more market minded, giving the audience a thrill ride and the other one wants to tell a story more, but they're basically the same where they're coming from.

[Crim15]

Have you seen the Star Wars Prequels and Revenge of the Fallen? They were in a serious decline of cinematic quality than their predecessors. I don't know if we're on the same book here, but they both had a splash of camp and irrationality than before. Both were just a venture of CGI Special Effects rather than telling a good story.

Why the hell am I talking like this?

[alexbaxthedarkside]

well its in decline cos of the market being over saturated by effects movies.

they both have a story or they wouldnt have been made, good stories, but i think ur right that the cgi is the main focus and story takes a back seat.

[Crim15]

Pretty much a cheap shot at making a movie and getting cash for it..

[alexbaxthedarkside]

indeed it is, Hope Hollywood relise sooner or later they should pack that shit in.

[billbenblue]

Yeah, if only, but they won't, because they're both worthless hacks. In my mind, Cameron is soooooooo underrated. Not only does he have a penchant for cinematic effects, but good storytelling too. Fuck Bay, and a big FUCK YOU to Lucas.

[Crim15]

Couldn't have said it better myself..

[spankmofo]

wow... except lucas invented movie making...

[psygoatrance89]

I agree that Cameron is phenomenal! His latest flick "Avatar" took my breath away, but c'mon, u can't be that negative about Lucas. His movies are amazing as well.

[mattgordon1986]

@14kip its more like nearly 20 years old ,but yeah its still a classic film to this day.

[karolw91]

@14kip its freakin almost 20 yrs old! and it still rocks!

[TheKonrad1984]

@14kip Hi @14kip. When you was at the cinema and watching T2.Did you suspect that Arnold was a good guy or were you just WTF??? What is going on? Like Sarah said in the elevator at the Pascadero hospital. :) Greetings ;)

[TheGLOCK40cal]

@14kip actually its 20 yrs old

[WestTexMex915]

@TheGLOCK40cal 19 haha came out in 1991, and i was born in 1991 :P

[MitsuGTO885]

@14kip Its actually 20 years :)

[TCFan25]

I remember when they used the morphing effects for that shitty Michael Jackson song (Black or White).

[ssuuppeerrbbooyy]

amazing!

[Revenant83]

When did this come out???

[copperhead76]

It's on T2: Extreme DVD. The sleeve says 2003.