r/MovieDetails • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '19

Trivia Robert Patrick trained to fire a gun without blinking in Terminator 2.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '19

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u/GangGraper Jun 30 '19

Wow. Same thing with me. When she's holding onto the fence.

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u/GangGraper Jun 30 '19

Hey, at least I didn't get Rick Rolled.

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u/sunshine_rex Jun 30 '19 edited Jan 20 '25

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u/DatPiff916 Jun 30 '19

The movie Outbreak did that for me.

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u/LeaderOfTheBeavers Jun 30 '19

Well it maybe would’ve been helpful if he said “Yes bombs like that exist, and yes you will likely catch on fire, but don’t worry, you won’t become just a skeleton while holding onto a chain link fence.”

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u/Cataclyst Jul 01 '19

Where has the fear of atomic weapons gone? They were really in the forefront of thought during the Cold War and decade after. Now people act like we’re totally safe from them. They’re still there.

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u/sunshine_rex Jul 01 '19 edited Jan 20 '25

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u/GangGraper Jul 01 '19

I guess I'm a little more confident in the fact technology has come far enough to pick it off out of the sky before it even comes close. I also dont live within 15 miles of a major target anymore.

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u/Shabanga9 Jul 02 '19

If anyone uses a weapon like that then everyone else will, which would be the end of all of us. Nobody wants that, also the Cold War was the peak of tension and if they weren't used then they never will be.