u/EGarrett28

The role he originally wanted. I think the movie would've still been successful, but I think i would not have worked that well. Arnold as an underdog hero is inherently satirical in the first place (hence the tone of Running Man and Total Recall). But I would not have believed that he was that character. Michael Biehn was perfect, he looked malnutritioned but still wiry and tough. And Biehn's desperation was just perfect. In the car speech, he made me believe that he actually escaped from a concentration camp run by robots, which is pretty amazing.

It also worked out for the best because you couldn't bring Reese back for another movie, unless they rewrote it so he somehow survives.

Pictured above is a human-looking Arnold. How do you think he would've done?

You're out at the park, and two Arnold's show up and point guns at you. The old homeless guy nearby jumps in the way of the bullets, then morphs into a T-1000 and tells you "come with me if you want to live." He runs you over to a car and speeds you off, and says he's programmed to follow your orders. >!he just so happens to resemble an X-Files FBI agent, lol!<

What's your plan and do you think you can eliminate the two Arnold's?

I'm wondering what the basis is for the particular human face and body that the T-1000 has. The T-800, depending on what you consider canon, is based on Sergeant William Candy or a counter-terrorist named Dieter Von Rossbach whose body was big enough to hold the endoskeleton, but I don't remember hearing or reading about who the T-1000 took its form from.

I like to imagine that Skynet isn't capable of creating a human face on its own and has to take everything from actual humans.

The Terminator wiki says that it was assigned a default body shape upon creation, but doesn't seem to give any more basis. His nametag as a police officer says "Austin," but that may be the officer who he stabbed at the beginning of the movie.

My own pet imagining is that Reese's original partner, Sumner, died in the first attempt to use a time machine (similar to the abandoned plot moment from T-1), but his body was left next to it, and the T-1000 slithered over it on its way to be sent back and assumed Sumner's body. He looks like a resistance fighter with his toned but underweight/malnourished physique.

Do the novels give any info?

What's your fan theory?

A New York art collective called MSCHF built the world's biggest hotel bed at Seoul's RYSE Hotel in Hongdae, calling it BED 2525, designed for giants of the far future, since humans will theoretically keep growing taller over centuries. They actually did structural construction on the room to fit the thing. The suite doubles as a MSCHF art retrospective, with Damien Hirst spot paintings cut into 108 pieces that guests can buy off the walls.
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