The Making of ‘Terminator 2 Judgment Day’ Behind The Scenes
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They did an absolutely fantastic job on this movie, given the technical limitations of the time.
I watched Corridor Crew on YouTube trying to recreate the scene where the T1000 walks through the prison bars using modern methods and to put it short the effects team on T2 was way ahead of it’s time.
A fascinating look back at the best sequel to [a fever-induced nightmare](https://www.thedigitalfix.com/terminator/inspired-by-james-cameron-nightmares) ever made!
Robert Patrick looking mighty fine back in the day.
Greatest action film of all time
It still amazes me how many practical effects were used.