Posted: 8/29/2012 11:48:37 AM EDT
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie.
As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) |
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. I assumed he was pulling the gun into his side when he morphed into someone else and pushed it out again when he changed back into the cop. |
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Stop it...just stop it right now. 
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! |
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! Because Robert Patrick isn't a dinosaur, of course! The T-1000 does have 3 arms at one point in the movie. |
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Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. You don't watch many Hollywood movies do you? Reloading... HA. Arnold and Sarah Connor were constantly reloading/grabbing more ammo when they needed to. Exactly. I expect continuity errors and such but they made it a point to always show Sarah and Arnold reloading. I didn't say he didn't have 3 arms but if I were the T-1000 I'd spawn 8 and be the razor sharp octopus velociraptor of death. |
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Internal holster, inside the liquid metal body.  That said, could the T-1000 not be a basic gun anyway? It doesn't have to involve complex moving parts, and I'll tell you why.  The T-1000 can form solid objects, and form/reform them at a fairly slow (but not painfully slow) rate. It could store any kind of ammunition inside of itself, and move it forward into a hardened chamber/barrel form, then strike the primers with a self-made firing pin (remember, hard objects like knives are no problem for it). So, all it needs to do is go to a gun store and eat lots and lots of ammo. |
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Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. You don't watch many Hollywood movies do you? Reloading... HA. Arnold and Sarah Connor were constantly reloading/grabbing more ammo when they needed to. All I have to say to reloading a firearm....Just watch Commando |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! Because Robert Patrick isn't a dinosaur, of course! The T-1000 does have 3 arms at one point in the movie. Indeed. He has 3 arms while flying the helicopter. He's also seen reloading during this scene (one hand flying the copter, the other two reloading). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVc0DoE4tY0&t=13s As for the gun materializing, I'm assuming the OP is talking about the end of this scene? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tf2dn3m7yPU&t=1m50s Seems reasonable to assume that, as someone else pointed out, he had the gun stored somewhere inside of his body and he deployed it to his hip after changing form. Since he can't form complex machines or moving parts, it's probably a layer of liquid metal that helped push the gun out to his hip and then receded once it was in place.
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? 
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Quoted: Quoted: Then how can it form a human? The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. I assume that is a joke?  If not, then the answer is because it's only assuming the external appearance of one, by way of a liquid metal body that can do some real Sci-Fi chameleon shit. |
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? Can form anything it touches Almost
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? He's not an actual human. Just looks like one.
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? Can form anything it touches AlmostSo if I touched Salma Hayek and turned into her I can then touch myself? 
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? Can form anything it touches AlmostSo if I touched Salma Hayek and turned into her I can then touch myself? 
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. You don't watch many Hollywood movies do you? Reloading... HA. Arnold and Sarah Connor were constantly reloading/grabbing more ammo when they needed to. Exactly. I expect continuity errors and such but they made it a point to always show Sarah and Arnold reloading. IIRC, spent 2 mags at the mall shooting up Arnold (did one reload) and then one mag at the mental ward and dropped the gun afterwards. Of note, he lifted a 45 off the guard at the mental ward, but didn't use it. Don't recall him shooting the beretta other than that. I'm assuming he got more ammo/guns after the his contact with the MC officer outside the mental ward.
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The T-1000 cannot form complex machines that require chemicals or lots of moving parts. So how does he keep getting the 9mm Beretta every time he shifts back to the cop? You can see the gun form after he kills the stepdad. Then how can it form a human? Can form anything it touches AlmostSo if I touched Salma Hayek and turned into her I can then touch myself? Hummmm
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Internal holster, inside the liquid metal body.
That said, could the T-1000 not be a basic gun anyway? It doesn't have to involve complex moving parts, and I'll tell you why.
The T-1000 can form solid objects, and form/reform them at a fairly slow (but not painfully slow) rate.
It could store any kind of ammunition inside of itself, and move it forward into a hardened chamber/barrel form, then strike the primers with a self-made firing pin (remember, hard objects like knives are no problem for it).
So, all it needs to do is go to a gun store and eat lots and lots of ammo.
Or they could have stuffed a tactical nuke inside him and sent that through the time warp. It would have been a short movie. Oops. |
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! I remember seeing him change magazines in fact I just check and there are screenshots. he reloads both the 92fs and the mp5 he uses when flying the chopper, note he has a 3rd arm when flying the chopper http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Terminator_2:_Judgment_Day |
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! I remember seeing him change magazines in fact I just check and there are screenshots. he reloads both the 92fs and the mp5 he uses when flying the chopper, note he has a 3rd arm when flying the chopper http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Terminator_2:_Judgment_Day Homo, that was his dick
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When a piece of liquid metal can think, analyze shit and run, take any form or texture or color, the beretta is the last thing to be bothered about.
The whole concept of that robot was so over the top, that it might as well have had 2 miniguns for hands and cruise missile for a head
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You didn't even point out the biggest flaw of the T-1000... It can't travel back in time. Kyle Reese: You go naked. Something about the field generated by a living organism. Nothing dead will go. Unless there's a deleted scene of the T-1000 arriving in some living meat sack (which there isn't)...it can't travel back in time since the T-1000 isn't generating the field.
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When a piece of liquid metal can think, analyze shit and run, take any form or texture or color, the beretta is the last thing to be bothered about. The whole concept of that robot was so over the top, that it might as well have had 2 miniguns for hands and cruise missile for a head That was the last show T600 I believe. When he got caught, he shot his leg and his head
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! I like the idea of a giant jumping spear. T1k would BE his own ammo. Or he could just get close enough, envelope and invade the target through whatever holes were available. I got mad when he didn't flow into the car and kill em all when they drove away from the asylum. |
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In the original script, there was going to be a scene where he was required to check the Beretta at the mental ward as they had a 'no guns policy'. They were planning on showing him morph the gun into his body to hide it, then re-produce it once he found Sarah. They either didn't have time to shoot , or the shot would have cost too much to make, so they didn't do it.
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He stole it from the cop he killed in the beginning of the movie. As to where he "put it" he could have either absorbed it into his body and suspended it there or stash it somewhere (like under the cushion of the bench nearby when he took the form of the floor in the pysch hospital) Hmmm, I like that theory but it seems to clearly being formed with the step parent scene. Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. Also, why not form like 8 arms or turn into a velociraptor when chasing them at the psych ward? Badassness! I like the idea of a giant jumping spear. T1k would BE his own ammo. Or he could just get close enough, envelope and invade the target through whatever holes were available. I got mad when he didn't flow into the car and kill em all when they drove away from the asylum. Why not. Super human robot strength. Shed a slice off and throw some spears with deadly computer assisted accuracy. Walk up to dead body and collect your spear dick. 
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Plus he needs more ammo, he shot a lot and never reloaded up on more. You don't watch many Hollywood movies do you? Reloading... HA. Arnold and Sarah Connor were constantly reloading/grabbing more ammo when they needed to. Exactly. I expect continuity errors and such but they made it a point to always show Sarah and Arnold reloading. IIRC, spent 2 mags at the mall shooting up Arnold (did one reload) and then one mag at the mental ward and dropped the gun afterwards. Of note, he lifted a 45 off the guard at the mental ward, but didn't use it. Don't recall him shooting the beretta other than that. I'm assuming he got more ammo/guns after the his contact with the MC officer outside the mental ward.
That was my biggest pet peeve blooper in T2. They make a point to show him lifting and chamber checking the 45 off the guard in the psych ward. But the next time we see him with a weapon it's the Beretta again. Hello, fact checkers? WTF? Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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You didn't even point out the biggest flaw of the T-1000... It can't travel back in time. Kyle Reese: You go naked. Something about the field generated by a living organism. Nothing dead will go. Unless there's a deleted scene of the T-1000 arriving in some living meat sack (which there isn't)...it can't travel back in time since the T-1000 isn't generating the field. I thought the same thing. I assumed he was wrapped in lab-grown flesh, like the T-800s, which he then discarded after riding the time travel train. |
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You didn't even point out the biggest flaw of the T-1000... It can't travel back in time. Kyle Reese: You go naked. Something about the field generated by a living organism. Nothing dead will go. Unless there's a deleted scene of the T-1000 arriving in some living meat sack (which there isn't)...it can't travel back in time since the T-1000 isn't generating the field. I thought the same thing. I assumed he was wrapped in lab-grown flesh, like the T-800s, which he then discarded after riding the time travel train. They needed to show that. All they had to do is show the LAPD guy look at the fence, then down at some viscera and go, "WTF?" |
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You didn't even point out the biggest flaw of the T-1000... It can't travel back in time. Kyle Reese: You go naked. Something about the field generated by a living organism. Nothing dead will go. Unless there's a deleted scene of the T-1000 arriving in some living meat sack (which there isn't)...it can't travel back in time since the T-1000 isn't generating the field. I thought the same thing. I assumed he was wrapped in lab-grown flesh, like the T-800s, which he then discarded after riding the time travel train. They needed to show that. All they had to do is show the LAPD guy look at the fence, then down at some viscera and go, "WTF?" And the in the Sarah Connor Chronicles the terminator(Shirley Manson) just had to get naked to go back 
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