The perfection in Hollywood exists

Rating: 10/10 (12 September 2006)

As I commented in Terminator I (1984), this film is a legend. But this part contains everything that a spectator could expect. John Connor was Edward Furlong- it was a real pity that he was so crazy and didn't go on in his career because he is and will a great actor. The feeling about life is strongest that the first part, because in this occasion the own terminator learns that it can't kill whoever it wants because that produces pain and regret and it understands that a machine can replace a human for a lot of things but no to feel sensations. And a world without sensation isn't it a world, despite of, nowadays we are a little bit more insensitive. I was only 7 years when i saw this movie ( and i saw this part before the first). I understood that the life is so valuable. The role of Miles B. Dyson (Joe Morton) is special for this reason: in a low minutes he notices that is responsible for a lot of deaths for his own develops. He was so happy and so carried away about his job that he never thought about what could produce if the machines someday take control of everything. His wife, Talessa (Epatha Merkenson) (in a cut scene) did: she told him that a machine cant love like she did and their children.
When the Terminator told John that is natural that mankind kill each other , John changed his point of view and in that moment he reaches the feelings that his mother wanted to transmit.
But Sarah also learns something: she could became to a terminator (when she is ready to kill Miles at any expense) The role of T1000 (Robert Patrick) it was fantastic! Unexpressive, cold, wicked...A great Villain! No more words. Just see it again and again!