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Released in 1984, The Terminator was not originally envisioned as the massive franchise it is today. It was a gritty, lean, and relentless chase thriller. The premise is legendary: In the year 2029, machines rule the earth. To secure their victory, they send a cyborg assassin—the Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger)—back in time to 1984 to kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), whose unborn son is destined to lead the human resistance. The humans send a soldier, Kyle Reese (Michael Biehn), to protect her.

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There is a specific, gritty magic to The Terminator (1984). It isn't the polished, time-hopping spectacle of its later sequels. It is the sound of rain on filthy Los Angeles asphalt. The rhythmic, terrifying heartbeat of a 1980s drum machine. The sight of a leather-jacket-clad Austrian bodybuilder with a bad Austrian accent and a worse haircut, stalking a diner.

: Because the budget was tight, many scenes were filmed "guerrilla-style" without permits. For example, the final scene of Sarah Connor driving into the desert was shot with a skeleton crew to avoid getting caught by police. The Sarah Connor Mistake

Arnold Schwarzenegger's voice is used in exactly 16 lines, with 17 sentences; or 58 words spoken.