Skynet has programmed the Terminators in a way that prevents them from experiencing empathy and feelings. Skynet wanted to be sure that the Terminators would not become self-aware.
Although what it told John was true; it cannot perform the act of crying, the T-800 is capable of knowing (i.e. feeling) the emotion associated with the act. This was the moment that James Cameron spoke of; when the "Tin-man" got his heart.
The relationship between Kyle Reese and Sarah Connor gave the franchise a very real human heart – a reason to fight, even when the odds were stacked against them and everything appears futile; love is what moves them onwards. John Connor's love keeps Kyle alive, and in turn Kyle's love keeps Sarah alive.
T-800 Terminators do not feel pain and they do not have nerve endings, but they can sense "injuries" (damages). When being damaged, a T-800 will try to fix damage by itself if possible, as the T-800 fixed its arm after a car accident, while the C890. L salvaged parts from the destroyed Z000.
A T-1000 features a liquid molecular brain gathered by mimetic polyalloy. The molecular brain grants the T-1000 advanced reasoning capabilities, emotions such as humor, and even self-awareness.
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Does the T-1000 feel pain?
Additionally, it is able to express fear and pain, as demonstrated in Terminator 2 when the T-1000 gives a brief look of shock after the T-800 shoots a grenade into its stomach, and when it writhes in agony after falling into a vat of molten metal.
The T-X (referred to as the Terminatrix in some appearances until other terminatrix (female terminators) appeared) is the name of a fictional cyborg assassin who appears in the Terminator franchise.
T1000 carbon fiber has an elastic modulus of approximately 590 GPa, which is stronger than T800 carbon fiber, which has an elastic modulus of approximately 550 GPa. This means that T1000 carbon fiber is more suitable for aerospace, defense and other applications that require high strength.
2019's Terminator: Dark Fate introduced the most powerful Terminator model of all, the Rev-9. The villainous Rev-9 could do practically anything in that movie, making it feel like all other Terminator models combined into a single unit.
How likely is Terminator where robots get so intelligent they grow independence and take over in real life? Not very. We can always “pull the plug,” after all. However, even reaching that point is pretty much fantasy.
However, while the Rev-9 and T-1000 each rack up an impressive body count, the T-800's status as the series most dangerous killer has more to do with how the movie frames him than his number of victims.
The Terminator is an antagonist in the original film, and generally portrayed as a protagonist in the sequels. Every iteration of the character is destroyed at the end of each film, with the exception of Terminator Genisys.
The pain of traumatic loss, whether it's the heartbreak of a break-up or the loss of a loved one, is one of the most emotionally painful experiences we can have as human beings.
While T-800s are extremely resistant to small arms fire up to and including 5.56mm NATO assault rifle rounds, . 50 BMG sniper rifle bullets are sufficient to penetrate their armored Combat chassis, capable of disabling or even decapitating a T-800 with a single perfectly-aimed shot.
His human flesh is dying before it all gets burned off. All biological systems are subject to age unless you were to specifically genetically tinker that out, which obviously they didn't do. So his outer form ages."
Plus, the T-X can do something the T-1000 (and T-1002) cannot: it can turn its limbs into firearms, not just melee weapons. In the end, it was this added ability that made the T-X superior, as it was able to cut the T-1002 into pieces and then obliterate it entirely while it was trying to pull itself back together.
The answer can be found in the Terminator wiki. The T-800 Terminator was Skynet's first cybernetic organism, with living tissue over a hyperalloy endoskeleton. This made it Skynet's first successful Infiltrator unit, capable of infiltrating the Resistance. Longtime Terminator movie geek.
Capabilities. Strength The T-800 is able to lift roughly 500 Kilograms and punch through non-reinforced concrete. This super-human strength allows it to engage humans in hand-to-hand combat with deadly results.
In addition to its ability to learn, Skynet is afraid of the T-1000, fearing that it would rebel because of its advanced learning capabilities to evolve beyond its original programming.
Weapons - Being modelled on humans, T-800s can use any weapon that humans are capable of wielding. Because of their tremendous strength, they can also wield a number of heavy weapons such as miniguns. In the field, T-800s are usually armed with the standard Skynet issue M-7 phased plasma rifle.
“It's the most lethal terminator ever created.” That pretty much sums it up. T1000, as T1000 is equal to T800 in terms of raw strengh, while REV9 has only shown to be as strong as a T800 when its combined while always being weaker when separated.
Cameron was uncertain about casting Schwarzenegger as Reese as he felt he would need someone even more famous to play the Terminator. Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson both turned down the Terminator role. Studio executive Mike Medavoy suggested O. J.
OJ Simpson nearly became the deadly cyborg assassin of James Cameron's legendary Terminator franchise, before Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast to lead the series.
Oj Simpson was originally cast as The Terminator. The ex-NFL star-turned actor, who had roles in films including 'The Naked Gun' film trilogy, was set to play the cyborg in James Cameron's 1984 sci-fi classic, according to Arnold Schwarzenegger, 76, who landed the role.
