Arnold Schwarzenegger shares great reaction after NFL player dons wild Terminator costume

Arnold Schwarzenegger He may have achieved widespread fame when he was cast as Conan the Barbarian, but it’s safe to say that his most iconic role over the years has been his various incarnations of the T-800 in Terminator movies. The sci-fi franchise as a whole may be a failure, but the first two films in particular are still holding up. Terminator 2: Judgment Day takes the place of one of best films of the 1990s. So when the NFL player wore such a wild costume for Halloween, Schwarzenegger shared a great reaction.

Cleveland Browns quarterback Myles Garrett tried his best to look like the T-800 from Terminator 2who was not an antagonist like his predecessor from Terminatorbut was reprogrammed to help John and Sarah Connor. Instead of just wearing the same leather jacket and pants as Schwarzenegger did in the 1991 film, he also donned a mask to look like a cyborg with part of his robotic face exposed. Check out what it looked like and Schwarzenegger’s reaction below:

Talk about going all out! Now, if you’re wondering how Garrett got his hands on a mask like this, this beauty was designed by Madness FX’s Mike Castro for the football star to wear when he arrived at the Browns’ game against the Baltimore Ravens. ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared a close-up of the T-800 mask. X (formerly known as Twitter)so admire how intricate this thing looks:

Myles Garrett worked with former Hollywood set and costume designer Mike Castro of Madness FX to create the “Terminator” mask he wore in today’s game against the Ravens. pic.twitter.com/qTLG6HQl2WOctober 27, 2024

Myles Garrett might consider this a win in his book, considering the enormous effort he put into creating this Terminator suit and the approval it earned from Arnold Schwarzenegger. In fact, it was his second win on Oct. 27, as the Browns also beat the Ravens 29-24. While it would be fun if Garrett continued to wear the mask during the game, I wouldn’t want it to get damaged, let alone cause obvious visual impairment.

Since the current state Terminator the franchise is on and the anime Terminator Zero was met with positive criticism when it was released in Netflix subscription owners in late August, the film series has been stuck in limbo ever since. Terminator: Dark Fate commercially laggards in 2019. James Cameronwho, along with Gale Anne Hurd, created the franchise and was one of Dark Fateexecutive producers admitted that he torpedoed the film before even a word was written because it was aimed at an older audience, so “there was nothing in the film for new audiences.” Linda Hamilton also stated that she never intends to play Sarah Connor again.

So although the cinematic side Terminator franchise remains shrouded in uncertainty, at least you can stream Terminator 2: Judgment Day with yours Paramount+ subscription when you’re done admiring Myles Garrett’s suit. You can also view our rating Terminator movies at any moment.