In a new video on Tested , Adam Savage gets the opportunity to show us how Arnold Schwarzenegger 's T-800 endoskeleton arm worked in James Cameron ’s . “One of the most iconic scenes of the Terminator ...

The Cyberdyne Systems Series 800 Terminator is a highly capable robot that happens to look an awful lot like Arnold Schwarzenegger. It boasts an advanced metallic endoskeleton, which has been the ...

James Cameron's 1984 blockbuster The Terminator starring Arnold Schwarzenegger has become synonymous with the dangers of superintelligent machines - but why?

This is the nearly finished replica of the cyborg skeleton from the Terminator franchise. It’s made mostly from things that cost $0.99. Actually we’ve got that a bit wrong. [James] is really ...

However, this only minimally reduces the disgust factor. When only the metal skeleton is left of the Terminator, the endoskeleton moves in a noticeably jerky manner in some shots: a stop-motion ...

Terminator Salvation offered a unique change ... Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese engage the metal endoskeleton of the T-800 in one last battle to the death in a factory. It's simple, direct, and ...

Having given some notes and to strengthen their two-person pitch, Hurd has a "with" screenwriting credit on The Terminator. In 2009 Cameron admitted it still irked him that many assumed that ...

The showrunner of The Sarah Connor Chronicles tells Empire about the show's genesis, Shirley Manson's cameo, and its ...

Related: 'Terminator Zero' embraces the horror of ... Brilliant muzzle flares leap from chattering machine guns. Hyper-alloy ...

Despite that fact, however, Terminator remains popular and retains enormous potential. The franchise’s worldwide gross tops $2 billion, against combined productions budgets of $816 million.

The Terminator, then, is a thriller ... its suit of flesh melted away to expose its metallic endoskeleton – was a nod to the burning robot in Metropolis. In the 1920s, it stood to reason ...

The Terminator, then, is a thriller ... its suit of flesh melted away to expose its metallic endoskeleton – was a nod to the burning robot in Metropolis. In the 1920s, it stood to reason ...