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Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Hasta la vista checkmates! BC:SF revisits the beloved Cameron sequel, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Watch along with the original theatrical cut of the film. 


Topics include: juvenile crime, lava being the solution to the world’s problems, the DCEU and more!


Movie starts at: 5:05

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Tone-Löc’s “Wild Thing” became the first platinum rap single ever in 1989. It ends with “Hasta La Vista, Baby” as a closing mic drop tag-line. That’s absolutely why it got referenced in this movie. That bit plus Eddie Furlong spending the whole movie in a Public Enemy black tee from their ‘Fear Of A Black Planet’ 1990 release were both considered major indicators of hip-hop’s growing cultural cache in the mainstream. When I saw that PE shirt in the movie in the theater it felt like a huge win for a politically charged rap group that was headlining arenas already but never played on the radio.

Matt Koelling

Evol Intent

Jay Kay

Tim. Lol

Chris Mendoza

Best. Episode. Ever.

GameGrumps

Yesss Joe Morton is always my "guy from Blues Brothers 2000" what a film! Fond memory of me and my younger brother being embarrassed by our dad dancing in his seat at the cinema 😆😎

SamFace

What band can be categorized as “liquid metal”?

Tom Lowery

Ben, not addressed after saying it re: snagging $300 from an ATM: “We’re getting a jumbo sized thing of glue and we are going off!” Arts and crafts projects, surely? 🥴

Tony Jennaway

Bring back Josh Ruben for more Cameron?

Harrison Stanley

Ben doesn’t shower every day. And people wonder why we couldn’t beat COVID.

Javier Gonzalez

Absolutely enjoy the lunch orders because I used to live close to the office and enjoy the local references.

Matt

I love that you have nostalgia for something I experienced. It was my junior year of high school. I saw it opening weekend with my 2 best friends. We were blown away! The story, the effects, Linda Hamilton and just all of it! No one stopped talking the rest of the night! Oh! Use of Hasta La Vista in popular culture definitely spawned from T2! I'm a "Clifford" & die hard Universal Orlando fan too. Can't wait for T2-3D!!

Larry Roachelle

Thank you! I was like “wait… John Conner is not at the ATM rn…”

Anna Smith

GRIFFIN at no point did Ben or David *chew into the mic or talk while chewing*

John

i don't think they know about molten steel, no

ian

“If you’re trying to sync up” they say as I align this movie to my VHS copy. Thank you BlankCheckBoys

Liam Haber

They know it’s Steel and not Lava, right?

Sonny Riverside

I decided to watch this with a stogie because I’m a stud. I’m ballsy.

Andy P

“But you are the one who sets the speed” hahahaha

Rad Rodge

“Yeah, that’s a picture of you. Perfect high cheekbones.”

Rad Rodge

“Cameron is the king of blue” is an incredible insight, I immediately realize Griffin is right about blue solving so much for a post-apocalyptic setting

Rad Rodge

Cool as shit watching this as an 11 yr old at a sleep over in '92. (15) certificate VHS? Yes. Yes, please. Quite possibly my desert island movie. Tied with Heat.

Ben Virdee-Chapman

More about this Cinnamon Toast Crunch martini, tho…

Joanna Patterson

I was an adult when this came out, and I can assure you that Arnold being a good guy was thoroughly spoiled in the trailers for this movie.

David Bowden

Absolutely not. This is part of the fabric of Blank Check Special Features. Prompted me to order Five Guys!

David Crosier

That’s correct. Thank you dropping that in.

Scott Carberry

Fun fact and i can't remember where i heard him say it, but robert patrick was up on a higher floor in an apartment building in LA while the rodney king riots were happening below in the streets, might have been before the film came out. the studio had given him his own t2 arcade game cabinet and he and another notable actor (who i Cant remember) were drinking and playing the arcade game while the riot happened below

Hugh Jazz

Re: Patrick — I went to college with one of his daughters and she is one of the most endearing weirdos you will ever meet

fartinscorcese

As a Baltimoron, I’m really looking forward to, “T2 3D: Bad Lacrosse Time” 😀😀😀

Scott Carberry

Guys, can we retire the lunch orders? It was cute once or twice, but this is T2! Not some boring bullshit. I want to hear you talk about the movie man!

Sonny Riverside

Can’t wait for the T2:3D episode! Love this one, but I’ll always have a fond memory of 3D. I was 8 watching for the first time, had to pee in line, really had to pee in the pre-movie video, my family then surrounded a trash can and had me pee in the trash can while the lights were low. We waited in line a long time and we’re very determined.

MonoStereoVideo

Just a heads up the Terminator 2 streaming on Paramount + is the extended version. I kind of hate it. Not sure if I ever needed a Kyle Reese dream sequence or T-1000 dog murdering scene

Will Pottorff

David, the riots were in response to the verdict in the case not the video being released which happened soon after the assault.

Ben Zaretsky

I was 17 when this came out in the UK. That opening 5 minutes was mind blowing. Combination of most expensive movie ever made and the hype of the Liquid Metal effects, the theatre was at fever pitch when the Carolco logo came on

Garry L

It is don't worry

Albert Dion

My journey with Griffin and his burger: 1. Jeez, no cheese but yes raw fast food onions? Why?! 2. Oh, sorry, that was insensitive about cheese-exacerbated stomach issues. 3. Jeez, don't leave a burger sitting for 45 minutes on my account!

Mike Ostrov

I feel the need to submit a correction: Griffin said that “cops were being mowed down,” BUT Arnie did not hit a single cop with the minigun! Cop cars, yes. But none of the cops appear to be injured in that scene. The Terminator was complying with his directive and he/it deserves credit for that.

Ben Schultz

My dvd’s theatrical cut is only available in dvd-rom.

Kevin Fennell

Seems worth noting the movie starts at 5:25 not 5:05

Tim of The East

Cameron being a blue lives matter guy is a joke, right? I don't want to look it up and despair

David Brown

The bar in the scene in the beginning was right by where the assault took place on Lakeview Terrace. Our saying in L.A. was: To serve and protect and to break a brother’s neck.

Tony Jennaway

You guys are mad lads, ordering 3 separate sides of fries from 5 Guys? They're literally going to give you multiple bags full of fries!

Chris Dobson

Everything kid Ben would do with a cool robot prt 1

Jordan Gibson

My dad worked abroad in the 90s and brought home a sketchy VHS pirate of this. I basically ran screenings in a school lecture theatre on a 21 inch TV. I was a fucking HERO for about 2 weeks

Ruairi Carroll

Rowans! It’s still here!

Patrick McHugh

The Rodney King assault took place on March 3, 1991 T2 opened on July 3 1991 As a kid I remember seeing the T-1000 get out of that “to protect and to serve” La police cruiser and thinking about the assault video and I’m sure I wasn’t the only one

Ben Zaretsky

what a masterpiece

Jordan B. Anderson

Not widely available outside of the US. Couldn't get the theatrical cut anywhere in New Zealand 😥

Karah S & Ralph U

Alright alright let's not get two judgemental

Ray

Listened to this just as you intended: with the 1992 Live Home Video "Terminator Collection" VHS double tape set tape

Jestin

theatrical cut > extended cut don't even @ me

Nathan Stack

I think I’m gonna throw up

Joon Kim

Time to cry

Tom

Hoz-ta BenVista, babe-ly.

John Hardwick

I’ve been so excited for this episode, can’t wait

Dani Hatch

You must be made of mimetic polyalloy if you think I'm listening to this

Former Janitor

TermBenAtor 2: Judgment Hoz

Justin Davila


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