Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)

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Written by James Cameron, William Wisher Jr.

Directed by James Cameron

Also known as "Terminator 2"

Running Time: 140 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1991

Rating: 18 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

James Cameron's top-notch Oscar-winning sci-fi action-thriller sequel is a winner all the way. Released in 1991 and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (pictured), it set new standards in computer-generated special effects, had a tremendous plot, super stunts and a thumping soundtrack.

A life-and-death battle to avert a nuclear holocaust unfolds. A supercomputer that sought to destroy humankind sends a virtually indestructible, shape-shifting T-1000 cyborg (Robert Patrick) back to our time to kill the human resistance leader - John Connor (Edward Furlong) - in his youth. Aided by another cyborg - the Terminator (Schwarzenegger) - John and his mother Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) try to alter the events that led to the computer's creation and the nuclear war it triggered.

Highly recommended.

Cast

Image for Arnold SchwarzeneggerArnold SchwarzeneggerThe Terminator/T-800 Model 101
Image for Linda HamiltonLinda HamiltonSarah Connor
Image for Edward FurlongEdward FurlongJohn Connor
Image for Robert PatrickRobert PatrickT-1000
Earl BoenDr. Peter Silberman
Image for Joe MortonJoe MortonDr. Miles Bennett Dyson
S. Epatha MerkersonTarissa Dyson
Castulo GuerraEnrique Salceda
Danny CookseyTim
Jenette GoldsteinJanelle Voight
Xander BerkeleyTodd Voight
Leslie Hamilton GearrenT-1000 Sarah
Ken GibbelDouglas
Robert WinleyCigar-smoking biker
Peter SchrumLloyd

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