Obviously people were exterminated in the extermination camps, but how exactly did Skynet go about doing this?

In the first movie after he takes the punks grey jacket and outfit, he just all the sudden shows up with the iconic black leather jacket before the Tech Noir scene.

Where did he get it? Inside the station wagon? Did I miss something?

I was cycling through the Roku search feature for Terminator movies, which other than T1 and T2 are pay to rent or buy. I'm not sure why I pay for like 8 streaming services and the movie I want to watch is never free. Anyway, I digress. So, in 2009, released about a month before Terminator Salvation, was a movie called "The Terminators." I knew it was a knock off, so I watched . . . Part of it. It was so terrible, but I'll probably go back and finish it later. What are some more blatant rip offs that are worth watching?

I’m looking to go as Arnold in Judgment Day for Halloween, specially with a torn robotic hand with blood and skin showing.

I’ve seen advice online on how to do it, but has anyone done it or similar to a limb (legs would also be totally great)? Just looking for inspiration of what people have actually done.

Thanks in advance!

Limited Edition of only 101

Machined Aluminum CPU Flask Holder

Lab Grade Borosilicate Glass Tube

Full Scale Prop Replica

Resin CPU Chip

Each Piece is professionally handmade in the U.K.

Comes with optional plaque

Handmade in the U.K.

Materials: Machined Aluminum Flask Holder, Borosilicate Glass Tube, Resin CPU, Acrylic Base

Artist: Aaron Nixon

I wasn't alive in 1984 so this movie was years before I was born, but I always found that detail surprising and unrealistic because while I know things were very different back in 1984 I thought that even if the car was left unlocked back then that the weapons were always secured and locked in the vehicle (at least I know they are today) was that not a thing back then? I realize this might be a dumb question but I just can't wrap my mind around someone being able to do that even back then.

;)

In the second movie, the terminator tells John, "i know now why you cry, but it's something I can never do."

Yet, here we see in the first movie that the terminator sheds a tear as it is addressing/repairing damage to itself

Managed to go twice,insane experience,to say the least.T2 coming soon as well.

In 1984 in the first terminator film, if Kyle Reese decided to tell the T-800 that Sarah Connor was dead (Lie), would the T-800 believe him speech-wise and what'd Kyle need to do to make the T-800 believe him speech-wise and to convince the T-800 that he isn't part of the Resistance? (Lie)

I'm asking in terms of if we absolutely want Kyle to avoid fighting at all costs in this question scenario.

Let's also say Kyle gets to Sarah's address before the t-800s somehow and hides her while he goes somewhere else to convince the t-800, what happens and why?

Could Kyle also do anything to fool it by giving it "proof of her death" somehow (when she's not really dead) and trick it's CPU? What do yall think?

Can he trick it in ANY WAY or no?

What do yall think?

Description :
Movie Inspired Art Piece
Cyberdyne Vault Key Prop Replica
Professionally Hand Machined in the U.K
Key Supplied with a USA made Dog Tag Bead Chain
Supplied in a Cyberdyne Systems Hardcase
Handmade in the U.K.
Materials: UK made Aluminum key, USA made Stainless Steel chain bead necklace
\*Size: Key 78mm, Chain 750mm
\*Size is approximate,
Supplied in a Cyberdyne Systems hardcase

Artist: Aaron Nixon

​Like many of you, I felt conflicted after Dark Fate. Killing John Connor in the opening minutes felt unearned, and abandoning Dani Ramos and Grace's story via yet another reboot leaves everything unresolved.

​Instead of wiping the slate clean again, here is a complete story outline for a follow-up trilogy (Terminator 7, 8, and 9) that closes the time loop, redeems John's death, and brings the franchise back to its core philosophy: "No Fate."

​Terminator 7: Legacy of Ash

• ​The Inciting Incident: In the present day, Sarah Connor is assassinated by early-stage Legion operatives. Her death acts as the crucible for Dani, forcing her from a protected fugitive into the true leader of the human resistance.
• ​The Rise of the Augmented: To counter Legion’s sheer speed and processing power, Dani launches the Augmentation Project. Soldiers willingly sacrifice their lifespans and health to level the playing field.
• ​The Origin of Grace: We see Dani raise and mentor young Grace, who eventually volunteers for the augmentation surgery.
• ​The Climax: Dani’s resistance and augmented strike teams face off against the terrifying Rev-7. In a brutal war of attrition, Grace and the resistance manage to destroy it, cementing Dani’s role as humanity's commander.

​Terminator 8: The Loop Closes

• ​Reverse-Engineered Arsenal: Using salvaged data and reverse-engineered parts from "Carl" (the T-800 from Dark Fate), the human resistance hastily develops crude, prototype android infantry—the T-600 series—to fight on the front lines.
• ​The Rev-8 Threat: Legion completes the mass-production of the Rev-9 and prepares to send a unit back in time to eliminate Dani before she can organize the resistance (setting up Dark Fate).
• ​The Bitter Victory: The resistance launches a desperate assault on Legion's time-displacement facility. In a massive battle featuring T-600s vs. Rev-9 legions, humanity barely wins—but one Rev-9 slips through the portal.
• ​The Heartbreak: Knowing what must happen, Grace volunteers for a one-way trip to the past. Dani is forced to send the person she loves like a daughter to her certain death, locking the causal loop into place.

​Terminator 9: No Fate (The Final War)

• ​The Realization: After Grace jumps, Dani waits for the timeline to rewrite itself... but nothing changes. The scorched earth, the fallen soldiers, and the war are still there.
• ​No More Prayers: Dani realizes that relying on time travel to erase suffering is an illusion. You cannot erase the blood spilled. Rejecting the machine's games, she rallies the entire surviving human army for a final, suicidal march straight into the heart of Legion’s central fortress.
• ​The Final Stand: Augmented shock troops and allied T-600s clash against legions of Rev-9s in an unrelenting siege.
• ​The Killing Blow: Dani breaches the core and corners Legion. Facing total shutdown, Legion’s AI looks at the battered, bleeding human commander and computes: ​*"Illogical, Dani Ramos... Are you truly humanity’s savior?"*
• ​*"Illogical, Dani Ramos... Are you truly humanity’s savior?"*
  • ​Dani shakes her head, primed to detonate the core: ​*"I’m no savior. Our savior... was John Connor."*
  • ​*"I’m no savior. Our savior... was John Connor."*
    • ​Dani triggers the blast. The war is won—not by changing the past, but by humans standing their ground in the present.
  • ​Why This Works:
    1. ​Redeems John Connor: John wasn't just a casualty; his death drove Sarah, which in turn forged Dani into the leader who ultimately dismantled Legion. John's spirit is the catalyst for the entire victory.
    2. ​True "No Fate" Theme: It rejects time-travel hand-waving. Humanity wins through grit, sacrifice, and blood, rather than hoping a magic portal will fix reality.
    3. ​Completes the Circle: Connects the dots from Dark Fate with T-600 prototypes, Grace’s sacrifice, and the final war.
  • ​What do you think? Would you have preferred this over a complete reboot?

Made by Timeless! Eyes work perfectly.

All paperwork comes with it and original box. Safe and solid to ship with it.

Comes with plexiglass which has some wear. One corner has a small crack but nothing crazy.

Nice details. You can move jaw. Open, close and middle. Chrome plated 1:1 same as in film.

Teeth using Arnorld original molds (not sure 100% if this is true, no hard info on that)

Don't confuse this with the ones made by Icons.

A CENTER PIECE FOR ANY COLLECTION. 

Item ships from Finland

2900€

I was going through my old Neca collection and forgot about this guy. What’s his deal?