Is it just me or did anyone else find it ridiculous how it lands on her legs? And that noise that they made the terminators make...that metal clank...ugh...the hell with you Mostow.
I expect hse could have done, but yes, it was necessary to go after Connor immediately and severely reduce her efficacy in the process. That is a most unsatisfactory arrangement since the T-1000 AT ONCE emerged unscathed from a helicopter crash.
I completely agree, and for a Terminator model that was suppose to be the most deadly and advanced yet it was damaged far too easily. Even the T-850 seemed to be able to take more damage and hits than the TX did.
I still fail to see why the TX had an endoskeleton in her legs. I can see why her upper body would need it as she needs the plasma cannons and such, but her legs would be fine completely liquid metal.. surely...
but maybe the T-X could of pulled out with her legs intact. Because if its suppose to power surely it could of pulled them out with her. i think it could of.
Exactly what I was thinking. Although I am still a bit disappointed in the fact that it was so extremely easy for the chopper to severe her legs, at the most I would see the TX having her legs maybe hanging from her waist by wires and metal.
The T-X survives pretty much everything Mr. T-850 throws at her, but a chopper can separate her legs from her torso/upper body... Now why didn't Arnie think of that earlier?
T-850 > T-1000 + T-X
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The only other contrivable way may have been using strong corrosives.
After the nitrogen bath of course, the T-1000 can no longer maintain effective disguise so is only of as much use as an infiltrator as a T-600 or T-700.
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