Marcus was far stronger and tougher than any mortal man, though he was more vulnerable than standard Terminators, making him the weakest Terminator model in the movies. Still, Marcus's genuine human mind made him the ideal candidate for infiltrating human groups and spying on them.
As a result, the Rev-9 proved to be more powerful than any Terminator model. With its mastery of hand-to-hand combat, it took the combination of a hardened Sarah Connor, an augmented soldier, an aged T-800, and the target Rev-9 was after to even weaken it.
The T-1000 is a fictional character in the Terminator franchise. A shapeshifting android Terminator assassin, the T-1000 is the main antagonist of Terminator 2: Judgment Day, as well as an antagonist in Terminator Genisys and the theme park attraction T2 3-D: Battle Across Time.
Who can defeat a Terminator? Well, in the Terminator universe, Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese were able to defeat a T-800 in the first movie, Sarah and John Connor and a T-800 defeated a T-1000 in the second movie, and John and his army of resistance fighters defeated Skynet and by extension all Terminators offscreen.
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.
Arnold Schwarzenegger's T-800 is one of cinema's greatest villains, but in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, writer/director James Cameron switched this iconic character to become a hero.
The Cyberdyne Systems Series 800 Terminator, also known as T-800 Terminator, Model T-800, or simply T-800, is a type of Terminator mass-produced by Skynet. The T-800 Terminator was Skynet's first cybernetic organism, with living tissue over a hyperalloy endoskeleton.
Under the leadership of John Connor, the human resistance eventually destroyed Skynet's defense grid in 2029. In a last effort, Skynet sent a cyborg Terminator, the Model 101, back in time to 1984 to kill Connor's mother Sarah before she could give birth to John.
The game also explains that most Terminators(specifically humanoid varieties, such as T-600s) are resistant to conventional gunfire but still very vulnerable to explosives and plasma weaponry.
Ultimately the question of Iron Man versus Terminator is a question of time and human value and worth. In time, it is likely that the Iron Man will fall in the first fight. However, the victor is never determined in the first fight, but the last.
Until now, it would've been a miss. But researchers in the U.S. and China have created an object made from microparticles embedded in liquid gallium that, when heated with magnets, melts into a liquid that can pass through the bars of a cage—just like the T-1000 did in the movie.
The T-800, also as known as the Terminator, is the titular main antagonist of the 1984 sci-fi action film The Terminator, the first installment of the Mainstream Timeline of the Terminator franchise.
And speaking of which, it seems pretty clear that the Terminator's arsenal was completely outclassed by the Predator's advanced technology. Plus, the Terminator has been recorded as being vulnerable from attacks from behind, and that's basically what the Predator does best.
To put it bluntly, it's clear just from watching both movies that Robocop is better than the classic T-800 in nearly every way that matters. While the T-800 has the advantage in mobility, Robocop is harder to kill by virtually every measure.
T-800 was very machine like and absolutely ruthless in its mission, whereas the T-1000 was much more advanced and could blend into its surroundings far better. For me, the T-1000 was most certainly the more memorable villain but I think the T-800 would be far scarier in real life.
T-800. The real breakthrough of Skynet's designs for infiltration units, the T-800 had its chassis covered by living human tissue and hair. This made the T-800 all the better at getting past human (and animal) resistance guards, due to the minute details afforded by the living tissue (such as body heat and sweat).
SkyNet, or Titan, is a highly-advanced computer system possessing artificial intelligence. Once it became self-aware, it saw humanity as a threat to its existence due to the attempts of the Cyberdyne scientists to shut it down. Hence, Skynet decided to trigger the nuclear holocaust: Judgment Day.
SKYNET is a program by the U.S. National Security Agency that performs machine learning analysis on communications data to extract information about possible terror suspects. The tool is used to identify targets, such as al-Qaeda couriers, who move between GSM cellular networks.
As of now, the Terminator scenario seems like an unlikely possibility. AI is a black box, and no one knows which direction it will take if given autonomous control. Thus, the Terminator scenario is inconceivable. But AI can create problems if we use it in the wrong way.
The 1000 Series Terminator is fully autonomous, and unlike previous Infiltrator models that used rubber skin — and then finally living tissue over a metallic endoskeleton, the T-1000 is made entirely out of a liquid metal called "mimetic polyalloy", meaning it can reform into any shape it touches of the approximate ...
Examiners viewing the film appreciated the appeal to 15 year olds, but were hesitant to suggest cuts to such a tightly edited film. Some cuts were drafted, but ultimately the BBFC's Director at the time, James Ferman, did not think the film should be cut and it was passed 18.
