"They're talking about Skynet on the news again," a trucker mumbled at the counter, nursing a coffee. "Some new defense network contract went through yesterday."
: The opening was originally much longer, featuring a voiceover by an adult John Connor. It showed the Resistance's final victory against Skynet and John entering the Time Displacement Facility to send Kyle Reese back to 1984. terminator.2
Here is an in-depth look at why T2 continues to dominate the cultural zeitgeist. 1. The Subversion of Expectations "They're talking about Skynet on the news again,"
The climax takes place at a Cyberdyne Systems laboratory (the company inadvertently creating Skynet's foundation) and a steel mill. The T-800 and T-1000 engage in a final battle, where the T-1000 is ultimately destroyed by molten steel and a subsequent explosion. In the film's poignant ending, the T-800, realizing it must be destroyed to prevent its technology from being reverse-engineered, convinces John and Sarah to lower it into a vat of molten steel, sacrificing itself with a final thumbs-up. Here is an in-depth look at why T2
The alarms blared. Not a drill. A code black in the lobby. Sarah watched from the observation window of her cell. Down the hall, orderlies were shouting. A security guard ran past, then froze, his face locking up as if paralyzed.