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The Terminator
(1984)
Synopsis
The Terminator was the breakthrough film for both star Arnold Schwarzenegger and co-writer/director James Cameron, telling the ingenious tale of an invincible robot from the year 2029, transported through time to 1984 Los Angeles on a mission of death.
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About the DVD: A relatively simple disc, in the original widescreen. There's chapters, and the original trailer and a note that the film is presented in its original mono.
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Biehn, Linda Hamilton, Paul Winfield
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The film that put James Cameron on the map and made Arnold Schwarzenegger an international star, The Terminator is a high-potency distillation of a bunch of sci-fi concepts (intelligent machines, the final war, time travel and so on) into one package. In the tomorrow of 2029, as the ... Complete Review
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Thomas Collins Jr
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9 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
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Just as I remember it from the theater. It's action still holds up to any movie from the 90's or 2000. I wish the DVD soundtrack was a bit better though.
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Classic! The first "Terminator" was very good, although "Terminator 2" is one of the few examples of a sequel actually being an improvement of the original. Very good for what it is, and when it was made. Frankly, I don't know where all the controversy surrounding the movie regarding the ... Complete Review
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I saw this in it's release which had a
scene that was cut when it was released
on vhs/laserdisc versions I understand that it and additional cut scenes have been added to the DVD. Movie was incomplete without the scene with Sarah Conner on stretcher overhearing 2 suits talking about ... Complete Review
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Done with the Swartz as a robot making his many resurections at least plausable, as opposed to today's flics where he's fatally wounded only to be running arroung "just fine thank you" a scene later. Good entertainment.
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Wow - what a difference 20 years can make. I really liked this film when it first came out. However, the 'special effects' are anything but. The futuristic scenes are beyond lame and detract from the believability in a big way. Too bad, as the underlying story is excellent.
Also, they didn't ... Complete Review
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Bobby Moore
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3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Classic Si-Fi movie. Uses one of this genres favorite themes - Time travel and how it affects the present. Arnold does some of his best acting - none and Linda Hamilton is HOT! Must See for anyone!
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