James Cameron and Tim Miller Share Their Favorite Scenes From Original 'Terminator'

The transcript discusses key scenes from a film, focusing on the bar scene where the Terminator transforms, Miles Dyson's death, and Sarah Connor's emotional conflict. The filmmaker reflects on the creative decisions, the impact of these scenes, and the actors' performances, highlighting the themes of transformation, responsibility, and self-control.

What makes the character transformation scene risky yet satisfying for the filmmaker?

• The violation of traditional editing rules

• The use of a popular song

• The character's dialogue

• The character's quick change of clothes

What personal experience did the actor incorporate into Miles Dyson's death scene?

• A previous acting role

• A collapsed lung experience

• A near-death experience

• A family member's illness

What is the significance of the weight over the detonator in Miles Dyson's scene?

• It represents his strength

• It was part of the original script

• It was an improvised element

• It symbolizes his guilt

What does Sarah Connor's hesitation to shoot Dyson reveal about her character?

• Her lack of training

• Her fear of consequences

• Her compassion

• Her indecisiveness

How does the filmmaker feel about the scene where Sarah Connor stops herself?

• He appreciates the actor's choice

• He believes it lacks impact

• He thinks it should have been cut

• He finds it unrealistic