up, and now he's a good guy". I said "Good? He??? I can't believe it!" I kept staring at that picture, which was the same one as the one belowAnd I kept thinking "I can't believe it! He's good???"I was also wondering how come he is in the sequel if he was crushed and destroyed in the first movie, and when and how was he reprogrammed. Those questions were born out of confusion that the press created - the articles were saying that it's the same terminator from the first movie and had lines like "this time he's a protector", so it seemed like this is the very same character, when it was the same model instead.It was also surprising to hear about the sequel, especially that huge.As Cameron grew as director and star, having two big hits Aliens and The Abyss under his belt, he dug up his old franchise from the low budget horror flick he did, and expanded on its universe and ideas. Cameron was going really deep in Abyss, both literally and figuratively speaking. He did the same in T2 having multiple ideas and double meanings. RottenTomatoes website describes the movie - "T2 features thrilling action sequences and eye-popping visual effects, but what takes this sci-fi/ action landmark to the next level is the depth of the human (and cyborg) characters." spot on. Of course the movie got 100% positive reviews.Although a completely different beast, T2 is universally acclaimed as the best terminator movie and one of the best and the