Terminator 2: Judgment Day
Movie • 1991 • Action
ReportThis movie contains 54 potentially triggering events.
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Guano
The dog is only shown in the uncut version of the movie. In the theatrical release it is implied by sound and dialogue.
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No animals, beyond the pet dog, are shown dying in any version of the movie.
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There is a fence lined with severed rattlesnake heads.
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In the uncut version of the film, a character's pet dog is killed off camera, though you hear it occurring.
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Dead rattlesnakes
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Insertnamehere
Though it isn't her choice, Sarah Connor had to leave John.
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Anonymous
Sarah is institutionalized and diagnosed with schizophrenia because of her story about the terminator stuff. in her annual review she's forced to play along and pretend like she really was crazy all along.
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Nuisance
It's not would-be-romantic stalking, but both Terminators stalk John at the beginning and the T-1000 continues to pursue John & Sarah throughout the movie.
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There is no physical abuse of a child in this movie. Telling a disrespectful, unruly teenager to clean their room is not abuse. The boy not liking his foster parents is not abuse. There's no mention of any abuse on their part, nor is any seen. The boy calling them "dicks" doesn't confirm they are abusive. It just confirms he's a resentful teenager.
At most you could argue there's emotional neglect on the part of the adoptive parents and biological mother. That's it.
At most you could argue there's emotional neglect on the part of the adoptive parents and biological mother. That's it.
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What seems to be a partner kills another partner. It was a terminator but could be triggering.
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A character licks the face of another character who is pretending to be drugged into insensibility.
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pedanther
During her time in the mental institution, Sarah is given drugs to control her behavior.
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Anonymous
not technically but Terminator cuts his arm open and it looks a lot like self harm, see the notes about "does someone self-harm?"
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Mike Gourdin
Not a human head, but a robot gets punched in the head which then morphs into hands.
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Anonymous
see the notes about "is there a nuclear explosion"
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Allandrel
A cyborg character removes the skin from his arm, revealing his robotic endoskeleton.
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Pantalones
The T1000 Terminator can morph its body to make pointed/bladed weapons. It stabs several people to death.
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XimenaLucia
A shapeshifting android stabs a character through the eye.
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Insertnamehere
There is very mild gore, but nothing above PG-13 level and it's hardly 'excessive'
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Gas is used for a long time and people need to use oxygen machines to breathe.
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Anonymous
The T-800 crushes a man's hand.
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Anonymous
Not technically torture but in the last fight scene the T-1000 stabs her in the arm and threatens to hurt her/stab her eye if she doesn't call for her son
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Schwarzenegger's arm is crushed in a giant gear at the climax and he severs it with a crowbar to free himself
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Allandrel
A helicopter pilot jumps out of a low-flying helicopter, and whether they survive is not shown.
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A dream sequence sees several children graphically killed in a nuclear explosion.
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A main character sacrifices themself to ensure that certain future events never take place.
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Varda84
If terminators (robots) count, then yes.
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Miles Dyson dies when he's shot by the police then sacrifices himself to blow up the laboratory. Earlier it looks like Sarah is about to shoot him in front of his family and it's very emotional and difficult to watch
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TribalSaturn
A few minutes into the movie you can see spring riders caught in the blast
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Although Sarah has been unjustly confined at the beginning of the movie.
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A chrome colored mannequin in a store is seen briefly as it's looked upon by the T1000 terminator, whom it resembles.
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Knives, but not razors.
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Mike Gourdin
In a way, the T-1000 could be seen as posessing the people it copies.
There is a scene where it copies someone and then confronts that person as himself".
There is a scene where it copies someone and then confronts that person as himself".
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Insertnamehere
How this has so many "no" I don't know. There is a scene where Sarah Connor spits.
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They mention wanting to vomit but don't.
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Anonymous
it's not super gorey the bloodiest thing that happens is people getting shot or Sarah smashing the creepy orderly's face with a stick
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Insertnamehere
Film was made before 9/11
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pedanther
Not in a prison, but Sarah is an involuntary long-term inmate in the high security wing of a mental institution, which involves similar kinds of traumatic experiences.
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Almost the opposite... some cops are bystander/victims of the T-1000, but otherwise they play obstacle or antagonistic roles.
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Allandrel
A significant sequence takes place in a mental institution that is portrayed as ineffective with abusive staff.
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A person is held hostage by having a syringe full of cleaning fluid stuck in their neck.
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SoundSaturn5828
see "terrorised mental institution"
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Nuisance
Whether Sarah is actually mentally ill or not could be debated, but the scenes of her in the mental hospital definitely merit a trigger warning for this category.
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SoundSaturn5828
Alot, especially in Sarah's case :(
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Guano
To the comment about the T-1000 shapshifting:
Body dysmorphia disorder (BDD) is a body-image disorder characterized by persistent and intrusive preoccupations with an imagined or slight defect in one's appearance.
This means that the afflicted person cannot stop thinking negatively about their appearance, or aspects of it.
It has nothing to do with shapeshifting appearances.
Body dysmorphia disorder (BDD) is a body-image disorder characterized by persistent and intrusive preoccupations with an imagined or slight defect in one's appearance.
This means that the afflicted person cannot stop thinking negatively about their appearance, or aspects of it.
It has nothing to do with shapeshifting appearances.
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T-800 asks John to assist him in suicide because it's programmed not to self-terminate."
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SoundSaturn5828
Though an actor has had one, NO!
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Yes, very much so. A main character repeatedly experiences flashbacks, traumatic memories, and nightmares from a past trauma as well as knowledge of traumatic, future events. This shapes the petson's motivations and behavior.
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Nuisance
It's not intense, but there's a moment in the climax where John is being pushed away from his mother on an industrial conveyor with no room to escape. If a viewer made it through the industrial press scene in T1 without trouble, this one won't be a problem.
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invadermac
Terminator cuts all flesh off his arm
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Technically the T-100 asks to be killed and that he can't kill himself. It is played as self sacrifice vs suicide.
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Also LOTS of police lights, sirens, explosions.
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There's cursing in the movie, but not excessive.
A person is licked on the face by another while restrained and without consent.
A person is licked on the face by another while restrained and without consent.
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No. No one is known to be pregnant, much less shown to die while pregnant in this movie.
Considering obscure possibilities is not the purpose of these trigger warnings. It's about what's actually shown or directly implied in the movie.
Considering obscure possibilities is not the purpose of these trigger warnings. It's about what's actually shown or directly implied in the movie.
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Of the main characters, yes. If you include secondary characters, then no (foster parents die first).
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John mentions his mother's "shacking up with" random military guys but no
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In the very beginning, when the two cyborgs are transported to present day, they arrive without any clothing, but you only get a brief glimpse of one's bare buttocks.
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It could be said Arnold Schwarzenegger is sexually objectified.
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Allandrel
The ending is bittersweet but hopeful.
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Mike Gourdin
A helicopter crashes.
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Drowning is inhaling liquid into the lungs, which disrupts gas exchange, resulting in death. No one drowns in this movie. Two cyborgs are melted in a vat of molten steel. They don't drown. They physically can't drown.
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portispear
Not super gory, however, people do get shot, and punched. There is a scene where the main character, (a cyborg-robot being) has a little portion of his head open, with a bit of blood but all of the insides are robotic. There's another scene where he is cuts around his arm on the skin and tears it off, revealing a robotic arm.
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Anonymous
It's all this movie is.
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Allandrel
A dream sequence depicts a nuclear explosion in graphically realistic detail, including the deaths of children.
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