Corrected entry: As the pilot of the SWAT helicopter opens the door and jumps out, he looks as though he is preparing for a stunt jump - possible for a mat which was below. If I was in that situation, I would not care so much as preparing myself for such an event, as to be flapping my arms in terror.
Chad_Bronson
15th Feb 2010
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
15th Feb 2010
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Corrected entry: When T-1000 crashes the truck into the wall as he veers up a slope, if you watch it carefully it is blatantly obvious that there is noone inside the truck itself.Furthermore, if all it took was an explosion to cripple him (seen towards the end of the film), why did this particular one not cripple him?
Correction: An explosion within his body is completely different to an explosion externally. i.e. Firecracker on an open hand versus an firecracker in a closed fist. As for the empty truck, another entry has already been submitted.
16th Feb 2010
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Corrected entry: Just after Arnie says "Hasta La Vista, baby" he shoots the frozen Robert Patrick in the steelworks, right after he shatters the camera cuts to him being shattered again as though this first cut didnt exist. Surely someone would have noticed this big of a jump cut, or perhaps was this done to emphasis the shattering?
Correction: Not a mistake. This is a technique. They do this a lot in Hard Target.
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Correction: That would be your opinion/point of view. Me personally, I would prepare myself landing on the ground. Just like the pilot.
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