Terminator 2 Lk21 [verified] -

: It aims to kill the young John Connor, the future leader of the resistance.

James Cameron didn't have the luxury of infinite digital tweaks. The T-1000's liquid metal transformations were achieved through a painstaking process. For the iconic scene where the T-1000 reforms from a puddle on the floor, the visual effects team at Industrial Light & Magic used mirrored chrome puppets, mercury-like real liquid metal, and early CGI that was rendered on computers less powerful than a modern smartphone. Terminator 2 Lk21

Another reason the Lk21 version remains popular? The audio mix. Brad Fiedel’s iconic, industrial synth score—featuring the infamous "Bum-bum, bum-bum, chhh-chhh" —was composed on a single Synclavier system. The metallic, clanking rhythm mimics the sound of a hydraulic press or a heartbeat. : It aims to kill the young John