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| Runtime: 107 min Language: English Subtitles: German Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 256 kbps |
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| Size: 815 mb Files: 3 |
| Review: We checked this classic film before, but now im gonna review the DVD. To begin, I must say that even though he had his reasons for removing unwanted scenes, as they were called, I think it definitely should have left the scene when Sarah Connor call her mother and tells her to hide in the cabin, and when you find a list of Cyberdyne Corp. in the phone book. This scene was created Sarah as someone who is willing to try to take matters into their own hands to stop nuclear war and the terrible future. Reese says come Cyberdyne and fall arguement about whether there is objective and mission Reese ends up chasing Sara in a wooded area. I think the beauty of forests, waterfalls kwiatówi was also important because Reese starts to cry and say how everything is destroyed, and the future is only black, charred ruins filled with human skulls tried genocide. What an amazing, powerful scene. I love Michael Biehn, and I did not realize what a great actor (and declare) that is! Maybe other unnecessary scene was in order to remove, although all were beautiful. One in which Sarah practicing a healthy routine waitress was sweet. One in which he speaks about Disneyland and hot dogs may seem silly, but it really brought home how our world is a strange Reese, who is not crying scene. Tickling the scene could have been silly to the editor, but I thought it was really the point: after all the violence and gloom Reese survived to be with the woman he's always loved and adored, to the shelter, the walls in a nice warm bed with her experience of life's simple pleasures first time (I still wonder if Sarah devirginized him when he said he had never called for any special person in your life) seemed to bring everything into perspective. The scene in which it appears that the factory was Cyberdyne Systems was also important, but badly let these scenes move. I really think we should consider releasing the terminator from the scene in a forest area contained. Nevertheless, I still think this film as one of my favorite science-fiction movies, and my favorite movie by James Cameron. I still admire who imbues humanity with action and adrenaline, and missing scenes were great. |
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