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The Terminator (1984) (Patreon)

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2022-11-12 19:46:54
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Hi everyone!

I thought it would make sense to watch The Terminator after The predator, since I've confused the names for such a long time :D This is a big one of my checklist that I feel fills in a bit of a culture gab again. I'm finally at that point where I feel like I'm crossing of a lot of 'classics' of my list. 

Which movies are MUST SEE's in the public knowledge that I haven't seen before? I'm thinking of Titanic maybe, stuff like that :). Let me know!

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Odd Thomas

Some cultural touchstone movies I'd recommend: -Superman (1978) -Titanic -Labyrinth -Man on Fire (2004) -Flight of the Navigator -Romeo & Juliet (1996) -Contact (1997) -The Breakfast Club -Last Action Hero -Cliffhanger -X-Men (all) -Drive (2011) -Highlander (1986) -The Conjuring -Star Trek (all) -Crocodile Dundee -Romancing the Stone -Lost in Translation -War of the Worlds (2005) -Watership Down (1978) -Cocoon

Andrew Skow

Record Terminator 2 reaction immediately, before it gets spoiled.

TheNeonRabbit

Absolutely watch Terminator II. Personally, I almost always prefer the original theatrical release but Special Edition will do.

Blake Robert

Terminator 2 is very good but not as good as the first one.

Blake Robert
>>95546236

Breakfast Club is excellent. Uncle Buck is good also. Dirty Harry is a classic.

olly.enn
>>95575620

Well, it's also a veeery different kind of film. I personally wouldn't be able to rank them against each other. But I've heard quite a few people prefer the first one. Fair enough.

Anonymous
>>95575620

Yea, it's hard to compare the two when one was a low budget action movie and the other was the most expensive movie ever made at the time (first movie with a $100 million budget or more).

David H

Field of Dreams is fairly big in the cultural knowledge, at least with the "If you build it, he will come" phrase and it's a great movie in my opinion. Even though it's a baseball movie and I wouldn't think you'd be familiar with the sport at all, it's really about much deeper themes than baseball and you don't need to know about the sport to understand the movie.

James Ayres

Terminator 2 is a good one.

Aniket

Terminator 2 is even better than this one and yes Titanic is definitely a must watch if you haven't yet. I am trying to remember which 'classics' you haven't watched yet, but am drawing a blank. In terms of shows maybe something like The Walking Dead, Dexter is a classic must watch. Maybe you start in parallel with BB/BCS? Also, can't believe you didn't end the video with "I'll be back." XD Edit. Bruce Almighty strikes me as a must watch classic.

Don Mayhem

Did you know OJ Simpson was originally considered as The Terminator and Arnold Schwarzenegger for Kyle Reese? But James Cameron passed on OJ because he wouldn't be believable as a killer 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Dennis Shogren

Three older crime movies: The Big Sleep (1946) Murder, My Sweet (1944) Kind Hearts & Coronets (Alec Guinness plays eight roles) (1949)

Dan

American History X I'm just going to post this one because, compared to any others, this stands almost alone as something everyone needs to watch for non-entertainment reasons. This movie has literally changed lives and deserves a proper viewing. And, sadly, everything in it still applies today, so it's important to be aware of it.

Mike LL

Yeah, your reaction to Terminator 2: where it at? Don't see it! 😜😜😜