@Sh0ckmaster They obviously couldn't fix it and this promotional video caused lulz among the technology community and decided to remove the natural accent generator for good. only left with a bare primitive code that made the T-800 Like some Austrian steroid infused dude who can barely speak english
Why debate the theology around this movie/scene? It validates this horrible film as a part of a brilliant, serious science fiction movie.
It's a catastrophic blemish on the story's timeline. This scene is "hilarious", but that's exactly why it fails. The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day were intelligent science fiction movies. This scene is definitely not better than what we all dreamt could be the reason for the T-800 looking like he did over the years. No way.
What time does that appear in the film. I know it's a deleted scene, but I mean if it were included in the movie. Where does that go in between what scenes, does anyone know?
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@SciFiWebcam First off, they added jokes so we laugh at the Terminator, which goes against why we love this killing machine. Second, the movie was nowhere near the first two in "the look" meaning the way the Arnold moved, the director of the 3rd didnt study the first two to get the feel, they basically tried to remake the 2nd one and failed.
@Ax8472 It's probably both, but it's a deleted scene from the movie. They filmed it and thought it was too silly for the movie and took away from the atmosphere.
I think that it was good idea, anyway after the second part the history was changed, and there are many people who looks almost the same and the police had only photo in sunglasses. Anyway this cut scene is better than all third part
though they could have left in the part about aquiring Cyberdine, that would at least explain why the government also called their AI Skynet as well partially covering the inconcistency over the whole 'no fate' theme in T2and the 'destiny' theme in T3. It wasn't destiny, a bunch of corporate ass holes just bought Skynet
In the "novelization" (yeah, probably not canon, lol) the terminator is modeled after a german mercenary. And the mercenary actually ends up helping Sarah Connor. That sounds pretty cool.
@alexchafey I think that's part of the joke, they changed the T2s voice to that guy exclaiming "We can fix it" which is imitating Arnold's real voice.
Or an executive, like here in this video. :P He's not a well-known actor, but he does pop up every once in awhile, mostly in Jonathan Mostow's movies, like Terminator 3. Mostow directed Surrogates, which Noseworthy had a part in. Mostow directed Breakdown with Kurt Russell, which Noseworthy was in. Perhaps if Noseworthy had changed or dropped his last name like Thomas Cruise Mapother III did - becoming the illustrious Tom Cruise - he might have been getting more roles.
You know, come to think of it his name sounds very pirate-y. Captain Jack Noseworthy. Why do they call him that? Because his nose was shaven off by cutlass! He'd be worthy of a new one.
it was deleted because it contradicts what Kyle Reese said in the first movie. "The 600 series had rubber skin, we spotted them easy, but these are new, they look human. Sweat, bad breathe, everything, very hard to spot." in which, apparently, the T-800 series with living tissues were not yet developed until like 20 years after the bombs fell. So, this scene would cause humor and confusion for terminator nerds, like me
@doctorfeelucky This does not contradict the first movie. The Sargent here is human with a funny voice. They did not develop the first terminators yet. Get it?
Everything in T3 contradicted the first two movies. But they did address the T-600 issue in Terminator Salvation. They did have rubber skin and they were easy to spot. :P What this scene has is the template for the Terminators they planned on building. This isn't far from the original continuity, which did explain that the Terminators, particularly Arnold's T-800, were based on a human template like this Sergeant Candy.
Glad this was cut. It's inconsistent for two reasons:
1. It's unlikely that the T-1000 model would already have been developed by humans, then used 20 years later by the independent Skynet.
2. Arnie's face was seen at the police shootout in T1, and he would be a hunted man. Arnie's "model" could hardly have risen through the ranks of the military without someone noticing that some who looked just like him was wanted for police murder.
@thestranger4812 I already understood that first point, but I hadn't even thought of your second point. That just gives even more reason why it wouldn't make sense for this scene to be in the movie. Kinda funny and interesting, but not a good addition to the movie.
@thestranger4812 Well, the second reason can be argued against, since Candy would've most likely been a very young child during the events of the first Terminator, and thus his identical looks would've been hand-waved as an unfortunate coincidence.
@thestranger4812 Not to metion it would be assumming that they used the same face for all the terminators, if that were the case Kyle Reese wouldn't need to wait for the terminator to attack Sarah to identify it in the first movie.
@thestranger4812 Nasa has technology decades more advanced then what they say. The US army has technology far beyond what they show today.
It's not that far fetched. Bet you didn't know George Lucas rejected CGI effects for the first star wars movie because it was to expensive at the time.
@thestranger4812 1) you got your models wrong, it's the 800 series they're working on. And since Skynet basically killed everyone and they'd clearly already done modeling, why not use it?
2) in 1984, facial matches were done *by hand.* Good luck getting a hit on an Air Force record, assuming Candy was already in at the time (and if not it would be impossible for the time). And barring a concurrent furlough to muddy things, Candy would have an iron-clad alibi for the shooting.
@kailmek 1984 was not some ancient times like you think. They absolutely DID hve computer facial recognition, just as they had computer fingerprint matching. Not nearly as sophisticated as now, but they had it. Just watch the Beverly Hils Cop movies from the time.
@knickknack07 given how badly fiction protrays investigative techniques like that, I'd want a harder source than a movie that such was available at the time.
And even if it was, it doesn't address two very critical issues: you have to have the guy's picture in your database, and Candy has a very obnoxious Texas accent. How would a California police database have a Texan's photo?
@knickknack07 second, Candy is a Chief Master Sergeant. That's an enlisted man's career pinnacle in the Air Force. Yeah, you *might* make that rank in 20 years, but it'll probably be closer to 30. So Candy would be several years in the Air Force already. So again, first they have to have AF ID's in the database, then unless he was on furlough, base records would perfectly alibi him. Else the investigation clears him.
@knickknack07 Although theoretically possible, the reality was that computers had nowhere near the processing power to practically perform such a search. Cross checking a database electronically, especially using facial recognition, with 1980s tech would take weeks. I don't know if it was ever done for that reason.
@thestranger4812 The entire series premise is built on a major logical inconsistancy (temporal paradox) and dozens of minor ones, and you're worried about this one? :)
I do know this scene because have Terminator 3: Rise of Machine video-game and also one of the bonus content was this hole delete scene from Terminator 3: Rise of The Machine the movie.
@MrMikeTheDude It makes you wonder when the guy speaks in Arnie's voice, if Chief Master Sergeant William Candy's voice is the voice the actor who had Arnie's voice.
Very funny scene though cause with how Arnie looks and the voice makes you wonder if on weekends he's known by another name.
This scene should have been kept in because it's cool to see the human version of the cyborg with the dumb american voice being changed into his unmistakable AHNOLD VOICE!
@Leda1974 but remember in this series the future isn't written. It's very possible that when the computers were destroyed it made this the reality. Besides that the other terminators that look different are different models. This particular model happens to be Arnold. He even admits in t3 his model comes off an assembly line. Other than that this scene was FUNNY. Arnold with that voice. OMG.
this is scary in so many ways
227060 7 hours ago
sergeant
murdoc995 1 day ago
Did anyone else get a Starship Troopers vibe from this?
captaincoach92 5 days ago 2
@captaincoach92 Hell yeah
carsandcats34 3 days ago
OoOoOH! It's ME!
HisLordDudeness 5 days ago
I always thought that the T-800 in Terminator sounded like he did because he didn't know how to do a human voice.
Sh0ckmaster 6 days ago
@Sh0ckmaster They obviously couldn't fix it and this promotional video caused lulz among the technology community and decided to remove the natural accent generator for good. only left with a bare primitive code that made the T-800 Like some Austrian steroid infused dude who can barely speak english
locjuan25 5 days ago
I would have gone to the theater to see the movie, just to see this scene. And then I would have left.
timewzrd3 1 week ago 2
How do we go from a well written, academy award winning science fiction film(Terminator 2) to, well, this?
this feels more like something out of a cartoon than a Terminator movie.
TheSlickAndroid 1 week ago
Arnie's face at the end was almost terrifying, as if he was saying "You've seen me like THAT, now I can't let you live, you bastard".
Dryued 1 week ago
We can fix it.
lenix016 1 week ago
I feel like this is a Saturday Night Live sketch, not a deleted scene...
LovecraftianToenail 1 week ago
YES
philjes1 1 week ago
That's what a terminator needs. A voice that sounds like Samuel L Jackson with a country hick accent.
ftolmsteen 1 week ago
hu
philjes1 1 week ago
really funny and well worth watching but i'm really glad they didnt put this in the film
JDrakeify 1 week ago
Really! if they put this on the actual movie it will change my perception of Cool Cyborg Arnold, lol
drekson23 2 weeks ago
he sounds black
Stridus7 2 weeks ago
Cave Johnson - we're done here.
Combaine 4 weeks ago 4
Oooh. It's ME :D :l
mrhp9 1 month ago
Ladies and gentlemen, former Governor of the richest state in America and the 6th richest economy in the world. What dignity
TheRhinehart86 1 month ago
Is it possibleto un-see things?
gymnutter89 1 month ago
1:25 is that arnold?
Gangrichie 1 month ago
1:08-1:26 WTF!!
jsteffey88 1 month ago
Why debate the theology around this movie/scene? It validates this horrible film as a part of a brilliant, serious science fiction movie.
It's a catastrophic blemish on the story's timeline. This scene is "hilarious", but that's exactly why it fails. The Terminator and Terminator 2: Judgment Day were intelligent science fiction movies. This scene is definitely not better than what we all dreamt could be the reason for the T-800 looking like he did over the years. No way.
SymphonicX 1 month ago
we can fix it
TheTheundertaker15 1 month ago 14
ya dawg get to tha chowpper
thewierddood 1 month ago
I thought it could't get any worse...but then they came with terminator 4...I feel you Cameron
renne1992 1 month ago
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@renne1992 I thought t3 could't get any worse... then I saw this deleted video
lakelet1 1 month ago
i hope i did never see this
BurtGoaler 1 month ago
T3 wasn't that bad!
xXDennisThaGangstaXx 1 month ago
I like how they swapped Arnie's voice for a black guy. This scene was hilarious. As was the rest of the movie. xD
dave55811 1 month ago
@dave55811 According to what I read it was Samuel L. Jackson's voice
jazz265 1 month ago
What time does that appear in the film. I know it's a deleted scene, but I mean if it were included in the movie. Where does that go in between what scenes, does anyone know?
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ORTmusic 1 month ago
>top secret innovation. >PR clip. :facepalm:
NATESOR 2 months ago
This movie was unbelievable crap which pissed on both Cameron's prequels.
alikalik85 2 months ago
@ATDStudios Thank you. Now I can get a clear picture of why I don't like it.
SciFiWebcam 2 months ago
HOW DID IT GO FROM T2 TO THIS?
DNAmoives 2 months ago
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DNAmoives 2 months ago
we can fix it
sparkybigpIsBack 2 months ago
I like the way they dubbed Arnolds real voice on to the guy who said "we can fix it" so they some way to get his voice in that scene
windchester5 2 months ago
I realize, compared to the first two films, this movie doesn't measure up. But can anyone give me a few clear examples as to why?
SciFiWebcam 2 months ago
@SciFiWebcam No Edward Furlong, and no James Cameron for starters. I heard he AND Linda Hamilton hated the script.
ATDStudios 2 months ago
@SciFiWebcam First off, they added jokes so we laugh at the Terminator, which goes against why we love this killing machine. Second, the movie was nowhere near the first two in "the look" meaning the way the Arnold moved, the director of the 3rd didnt study the first two to get the feel, they basically tried to remake the 2nd one and failed.
SyndicateOfDesign 2 months ago
This isn't a deleted scene from T3!!! It was a scene from T3: Rise of the Machines, a game on the PS2.
Ax8472 2 months ago
@Ax8472 It's probably both, but it's a deleted scene from the movie. They filmed it and thought it was too silly for the movie and took away from the atmosphere.
jdfreeze08 2 months ago
T3 was a bullshit, but dis scene make more sence to a whole seties! Why? WHY??? Why they removed all good stuff?
marchrabbit85 2 months ago
We Con feex it.
BBnanner 2 months ago
The reason why Arnold had that serious face in the end is because he found out that they were going to delete this scene!
FrshJurassicPrnceYA 2 months ago
Too much dialogue and not enough classic Arnie one-liners.
I don't know, something like;
"First I run, then I kill"
"Remember when I said I was going to model the face after this soldier? I lied"
That expression at the end kind of makes up for it.
Coooksta 2 months ago
This is why Arnold never learned to speak in an American accent, because he probably would have sounded like hick boy William Candy.
paulod27 3 months ago
According to Terminator Wikia, Samuel L. Jackson does the voice of Sargeant Candy.
Clamanath 3 months ago
because of the rising of machines they have not had time to change the emphasis and Arni stayed with a German accent
neonaft100 3 months ago
Scary.......
Visonu 3 months ago
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"We can fix it."
Arnolds voice.
DoNotTredOnMe 3 months ago
Anybody else think he sounds like George Foreman?
monkeysoulpoet 3 months ago
Was this a deleted scene?
2121MrPdaddy 3 months ago
and that is how terminator was...born? made? whatever works
coolgareth49 3 months ago
my dad had bought the 2disc dvd set when it came out. Just last week i watched this on the second disc... OHHHH MYY GGOOOOOSHH!!!
jakobthe32 3 months ago
Roflmao. This was just awesome. Thank you, Cracked.
TheVampiressLisa 3 months ago
@Aussieisbest94 As opposed to a thick Austrian accent?
crapObear2323 3 months ago
OMFG. ROFL!
aionzeta 3 months ago
There was a deleted scene were Dr.Silberman dies, anyone know were to find it
jazz265 3 months ago
Cripes I love deleted scenes! Never expected this one.
Earych 3 months ago
that all reminded me of robocop...
tedwilli9 4 months ago
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we can FIX it
xPrynce 4 months ago
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"We can fix it."
Rgoid 4 months ago
@Aussieisbest94 "Im lookin for ayh say Im lookin for Sarah Connor. Ya'll seen her?" lol
whatuautado 4 months ago 2
"OOH! It's Me!" :D .... :[
Beartallica86 4 months ago
They should've kept this scene and deleted the whole movie.
Skyrodude 4 months ago 124
@Skyrodude Agreed. What"s sad is that even in T4, the only cool scene was T 800's 4 seconds ...
Ataradesu 3 months ago
@Skyrodude
So true this was truly an embarestment
navylaks2 3 months ago
@Skyrodude Agreed.
SamIAmSXE 2 months ago
@thestranger4812 dont u mean T-800
Theboyofsteel23 4 months ago
I think that it was good idea, anyway after the second part the history was changed, and there are many people who looks almost the same and the police had only photo in sunglasses. Anyway this cut scene is better than all third part
Deternalknight 4 months ago
Hehe, this is a fantastic jab at Hercules in America
BitVyper 4 months ago
@BitVyper er, Hercules in New York, that is. My bad.
BitVyper 4 months ago
Arnold with Samuel L Jackson's voice
lol
anriric23 4 months ago
nice lovie this youtube
rossjames120 4 months ago
Oh my God I could die from laughing LOL!
depplewis 5 months ago
Ahahahahaha, funniest thing I seen Arny do. ''Ooh IT'S ME'' hahaha!
WezzyStef907 5 months ago
it's me !
I loved xD
DjTransilvania 5 months ago
though they could have left in the part about aquiring Cyberdine, that would at least explain why the government also called their AI Skynet as well partially covering the inconcistency over the whole 'no fate' theme in T2and the 'destiny' theme in T3. It wasn't destiny, a bunch of corporate ass holes just bought Skynet
TheRhinehart86 5 months ago
funny but doesn't belong in the movie, kind of like how this movie doesn't belong in the series
TheRhinehart86 5 months ago
@TheRhinehart86 Whoa whoa whoa, let's save that honor for the fourth one!
daspaintrain 5 months ago
Im 12 what is this?
MPRobert05 5 months ago
@MPRobert05 Terminator. Don't watch it yet. You're too young o.o
incinerator327 5 months ago
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That's... That's just wrong.
thehippoman1 5 months ago
Umm...that guy with the remote at 1:24, he sounds like Arnold. Doesn't he?
KezoZydis 5 months ago
@KezoZydis Coz it's actually Arnie speaking. They'll use the guy's voice for the t-800
grefix 5 months ago
What the fuck just happened?
789123Y 5 months ago
In the "novelization" (yeah, probably not canon, lol) the terminator is modeled after a german mercenary. And the mercenary actually ends up helping Sarah Connor. That sounds pretty cool.
grendelee 5 months ago
ROFLMAO!!!
DragonOf666Heads 5 months ago
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How come the scientist at 1.25 looks like arnie too?
alexchafey 5 months ago
How come the scientist at 1.25 looks like arnie too?
alexchafey 5 months ago
@alexchafey I think that's part of the joke, they changed the T2s voice to that guy exclaiming "We can fix it" which is imitating Arnold's real voice.
asuramundos 5 months ago 5
@alexchafey he doesn't look one bit like arnie
and it's not a scientist but some enterprise guy selling the system (which are usually not scientists)
schootingstarr 5 months ago
man .. that was fuckin funny
TheWhiteAngelOfLight 5 months ago
sergent candy should've been arrested for shooting all of the cops in the first movie... however...
karmapolice247 5 months ago 2
that was funny!
mukundalonso 5 months ago
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mukundalonso 5 months ago
Why didn't anyone tell me about this? What the fuck!?
Kidzilla99 5 months ago
I'm going to find out who did the voice of "Sgt.Candy". Sounds like Meshach Taylor.., but I will find out!
Hobbes1025 5 months ago
@Elfrunner How do you even get a job in the film industry with a name like Noseworthy?
Wavemaninawe 5 months ago
@Wavemaninawe
He was good at acting, apparently. When you can act and someone notices it, your name doesn't matter.
Elfrunner 5 months ago
@Elfrunner
Noseworthy sounds more like something for the TV networks.
The big screen has always struck me as more favoring contrived c00l names like... Vin Diesel.
Wavemaninawe 5 months ago
@Wavemaninawe
Or an executive, like here in this video. :P He's not a well-known actor, but he does pop up every once in awhile, mostly in Jonathan Mostow's movies, like Terminator 3. Mostow directed Surrogates, which Noseworthy had a part in. Mostow directed Breakdown with Kurt Russell, which Noseworthy was in. Perhaps if Noseworthy had changed or dropped his last name like Thomas Cruise Mapother III did - becoming the illustrious Tom Cruise - he might have been getting more roles.
Elfrunner 5 months ago
@Elfrunner
Six degrees of Jack Noseworthy?
Wavemaninawe 5 months ago
@Wavemaninawe
You know, come to think of it his name sounds very pirate-y. Captain Jack Noseworthy. Why do they call him that? Because his nose was shaven off by cutlass! He'd be worthy of a new one.
Elfrunner 5 months ago
it was deleted because it contradicts what Kyle Reese said in the first movie. "The 600 series had rubber skin, we spotted them easy, but these are new, they look human. Sweat, bad breathe, everything, very hard to spot." in which, apparently, the T-800 series with living tissues were not yet developed until like 20 years after the bombs fell. So, this scene would cause humor and confusion for terminator nerds, like me
doctorfeelucky 5 months ago
@doctorfeelucky they changed the outcome of J.D. so now the U.S. Army or whoever built it, giving it the artificial skin.
cheshireravens 5 months ago
@doctorfeelucky This does not contradict the first movie. The Sargent here is human with a funny voice. They did not develop the first terminators yet. Get it?
TheNewRiflemanBob 5 months ago
@doctorfeelucky
Everything in T3 contradicted the first two movies. But they did address the T-600 issue in Terminator Salvation. They did have rubber skin and they were easy to spot. :P What this scene has is the template for the Terminators they planned on building. This isn't far from the original continuity, which did explain that the Terminators, particularly Arnold's T-800, were based on a human template like this Sergeant Candy.
Elfrunner 5 months ago
classic lol
northernmunkey1 6 months ago
fucking great!!
planchik 6 months ago
I cannot believe they got rid of that!!!! ::(
KayRHCP 6 months ago
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"We can fix it" rofl.
coreqek 6 months ago
Oh, Ahnol! :D
Zarkenheim 6 months ago
Thank lord they cut that from the movie!
BigFatCode 6 months ago 2
Hey, its Eddie Murphy!
100littlecurses 6 months ago
sgt. Candy will be back in T5:)
sirQuarantino 6 months ago
Cracked? what is that?
surrealIdeal 6 months ago
It's like a scene from Starship troopers
spook9614 6 months ago
So much better than the Austrian accent.
aBerlin1945 6 months ago
That's the worst thing I've ever seen.
Leatherbubba 6 months ago
@Leatherbubba luckily the movie industry isnt cater for u or we'll all doom
ken007avv 6 months ago
Glad this was cut. It's inconsistent for two reasons:
1. It's unlikely that the T-1000 model would already have been developed by humans, then used 20 years later by the independent Skynet.
2. Arnie's face was seen at the police shootout in T1, and he would be a hunted man. Arnie's "model" could hardly have risen through the ranks of the military without someone noticing that some who looked just like him was wanted for police murder.
thestranger4812 6 months ago 16
@thestranger4812 I already understood that first point, but I hadn't even thought of your second point. That just gives even more reason why it wouldn't make sense for this scene to be in the movie. Kinda funny and interesting, but not a good addition to the movie.
Sycotic7Syanide 6 months ago
@thestranger4812 Well, the second reason can be argued against, since Candy would've most likely been a very young child during the events of the first Terminator, and thus his identical looks would've been hand-waved as an unfortunate coincidence.
Terminator 3 is still ass though.
cuppajoesugar 5 months ago
@thestranger4812 I agree with the second one. Didn't get the first one.
lordvoldemort578 5 months ago
@thestranger4812 Not to metion it would be assumming that they used the same face for all the terminators, if that were the case Kyle Reese wouldn't need to wait for the terminator to attack Sarah to identify it in the first movie.
DeadEndScreamer 4 months ago
@thestranger4812 Nasa has technology decades more advanced then what they say. The US army has technology far beyond what they show today.
It's not that far fetched. Bet you didn't know George Lucas rejected CGI effects for the first star wars movie because it was to expensive at the time.
Anarchist86ed 4 months ago
@thestranger4812
completely agree
Spystreak 4 months ago
@thestranger4812 where was the t1000 in this vid?
ManofChrist101 4 months ago
@ManofChrist101 He meant T-800
kninja41 4 months ago
@thestranger4812 1) you got your models wrong, it's the 800 series they're working on. And since Skynet basically killed everyone and they'd clearly already done modeling, why not use it?
2) in 1984, facial matches were done *by hand.* Good luck getting a hit on an Air Force record, assuming Candy was already in at the time (and if not it would be impossible for the time). And barring a concurrent furlough to muddy things, Candy would have an iron-clad alibi for the shooting.
kailmek 4 months ago 8
@kailmek 1984 was not some ancient times like you think. They absolutely DID hve computer facial recognition, just as they had computer fingerprint matching. Not nearly as sophisticated as now, but they had it. Just watch the Beverly Hils Cop movies from the time.
knickknack07 3 months ago
@knickknack07 given how badly fiction protrays investigative techniques like that, I'd want a harder source than a movie that such was available at the time.
And even if it was, it doesn't address two very critical issues: you have to have the guy's picture in your database, and Candy has a very obnoxious Texas accent. How would a California police database have a Texan's photo?
kailmek 2 months ago
@knickknack07 second, Candy is a Chief Master Sergeant. That's an enlisted man's career pinnacle in the Air Force. Yeah, you *might* make that rank in 20 years, but it'll probably be closer to 30. So Candy would be several years in the Air Force already. So again, first they have to have AF ID's in the database, then unless he was on furlough, base records would perfectly alibi him. Else the investigation clears him.
kailmek 2 months ago
@knickknack07 Although theoretically possible, the reality was that computers had nowhere near the processing power to practically perform such a search. Cross checking a database electronically, especially using facial recognition, with 1980s tech would take weeks. I don't know if it was ever done for that reason.
ULTRAHITLER 2 months ago
@thestranger4812 The entire series premise is built on a major logical inconsistancy (temporal paradox) and dozens of minor ones, and you're worried about this one? :)
chance20m 3 months ago
I think his voice Cracked. Anyone else hear it?
triixstar 6 months ago
1:42 "It's-a me!"
dimmddr1 6 months ago
Forrest Gump was a terminator?
EclipseTheDarkOne 6 months ago
Is that Arnold the one doing that silly voice? I really want to know.
WanderingTaoist101 6 months ago
@WanderingTaoist101 no its an unknown voice actor
SoloArtForm 6 months ago
@SoloArtForm Actually, no, it's Samuel L Jackson.
RandyPantheGoatBoy 6 months ago
I do know this scene because have Terminator 3: Rise of Machine video-game and also one of the bonus content was this hole delete scene from Terminator 3: Rise of The Machine the movie.
jong4tv 6 months ago
My childhood.......NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO............
pwnrzero 6 months ago
He's wearing a CCT beret!
svacast 6 months ago
As soon as Arnold opened his mouth and that god-awful dubbed over Souther accent came out, I was like, "WTF" for, like, ten years.
gallifrey1212 6 months ago
"WE CAN FIX IT" ....it´s Priceless! ;)
MrMikeTheDude 6 months ago 16
@MrMikeTheDude It makes you wonder when the guy speaks in Arnie's voice, if Chief Master Sergeant William Candy's voice is the voice the actor who had Arnie's voice.
Very funny scene though cause with how Arnie looks and the voice makes you wonder if on weekends he's known by another name.
DarkLordDiablos 6 months ago
Frankly, Terminator 3 sucked. Compared to the first two, it's just... wow...
promisedeyes 6 months ago
better than "talk to hand" joke
Static0X 6 months ago
they really should have included this in T3 its great!
theguy782 6 months ago
Both impressive and hilarious.
darthhideous8 6 months ago
Anyone else notice the song on the video sounds similar to the A-Team theme?
tailsadventure 6 months ago
Yeah, no. Fun little scene, but glad they cut it.
DetectiveLance 6 months ago
Ooh.. I'ts me!
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Rricciardi1021 6 months ago
... We can fix it. :-|
parasynaxis 7 months ago
MUAHAHA !
1Adr1an6 7 months ago
This is why Arnie never faked an American accent in his movies!
paulod27 7 months ago
Ooh ... it's me :D
.... :[
KidRevan 7 months ago
This scene should have been kept in because it's cool to see the human version of the cyborg with the dumb american voice being changed into his unmistakable AHNOLD VOICE!
paulod27 7 months ago
Imagine the laugh you would have shared if you saw this in the theater. A bittersweet ROFL!
asdf932 7 months ago
OO It's Mee xD
esquiloassasino 7 months ago
@Leda1974 but remember in this series the future isn't written. It's very possible that when the computers were destroyed it made this the reality. Besides that the other terminators that look different are different models. This particular model happens to be Arnold. He even admits in t3 his model comes off an assembly line. Other than that this scene was FUNNY. Arnold with that voice. OMG.
HollywoodLights1992 7 months ago
Makes me think of Spaceship troopers with its laughable commercials: 'Would you like to learn more?"
sophidius1 7 months ago
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sophidius1 7 months ago
Why is this a bad scene? That's an amazing, funny and well-executed idea.
NocturnaLucid 7 months ago
Thumbs up if Cracked.com brought you here.
TheSteelyMan 7 months ago