10 Cut Scenes That Would Have Totally Changed Their Movies

Hailed as one of the best sequels and action movies ever made, James Cameron's Terminator 2: Judgement Day builds on the action and world-building of the first film to spectacular fashion as we see Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) join forces with Schwarzenegger's T-800 to save her son (Edward Furlong) from the even more deadly T-1000 (Robert Patrick).

Following an intense action scene where we see the T-800 save the Connors from being terminated, there's a brief scene in a gas station where the pair ask the cybernetic killer some questions; one of them asking if Terminators can learn to be more human.

In the theatrical version, the scene cuts with the T-800 explaining he learns by spending time with humans However, this scene originally went on much longer. In the full scene he gives a lot more information, detailing the CPU inside his head has to be switched from read only to write.

While this scene (which was cut to save time) doesn't effect the emotional impact of the ending, including it within the Special Edition release allowed viewers to understand the killing machine's emotional evolution from a different perspective.

He doesn't just learn how to be human, he allows himself to learn.