Terminator 2: Judgment Day

Amazing things happen in Terminator 2, things you've never seen in movies -- things you didn't know the movies could do.

This time Mr. Heavy Metal is on the side of the good guys. Naturally, he isn't quite as much fun.

Twenty-six years later, T2 has lost none of its thrilling power, feminist ferocity, and ominous foreboding-and seen on a big screen, it still puts most of its modern Hollywood progeny to shame.

Even though this movie was made nearly 30 years ago, almost nothing about it feels dated.

Twenty-six years after its release on Independence Day weekend in 1991, it's difficult not to watch Terminator 2: Judgement Day through a scrim of irony.

Linda Hamilton gets so little due respect over the years for how much of the film's midsection rides on her.

[Cameron's] showmanship is legendary, his capacity for orchestrating mayhem unparalleled. And Terminator 2: Judgment Day is a prime example.

There is not a single rift under its metal shell and, after so many years, it still retains the groundbreaking spirit with the science fiction journey of the machine that learns the value of human empathy. [Full review in Spanish]

One of the best franchise sequels ever made.

Bigger, bolder and slicker, T2 is one of the greatest sci-fi/action films of all time. [Full review in Spanish]