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What I like the most of T2 are the excellent special effects. I have seen many action movies but this one is by far the best ever made because the action scenes seems all real. No wonder that T2 won an Oscar for the best special effects. The story is simply to understand. I mean there aren't many dialogues and there's therefore a non stop ride that edges of your seat all the time. Standing ovations for James Cameron that didn't realize his T3 and I cannot wait to watch it. Great performances for the young John Connor, Linda Hamilton, Arnold Schwarzenegger and of course Robert Patrick as Terminator T-1000. I will add the DVD in my best of collection. It is rare that I give the highest vote for a movie but T2 merits no doubt 10/10.

My Rating : 9/10 Watched it a few days ago and just here to say that it still holds up after 28 years, the special effects, action scenes, story, humour, you name it - everything is just PERFECT. An Absolute Must-See. James Cameron is a genius and giant of cinema.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991, Dir. James Cameron) Before John Conner (Furlong) was born, Sarah Conner (Hamilton) had defeated the 'indestructible' Terminator (Schwarzenegger). Now John Conner has grown up, and the Terminator has once again returned from the future, but this time, he is here to protect Conner's life. This time, the Conner's are the target of the T-1000 (Patrick), a more advanced Terminator model. Fantastic sequel which returns all the wonderful cast and crew of the original, as well as making it better with Patrick and Furlong. Nothing is sacrificed as both story and action are balanced out evenly, with some truly memorable sequences. This severe routine is getting old. You're acting like such a geek. – John Conner (Edward Furlong)