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To generate early buzz for TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY, James Cameron and effects artist Stan Winston crafted a striking teaser trailer on a $150,000 budget, released nearly a year before the film’s premiere.

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Genius... this rocks!

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#ExtraCancha LO TIENE PRESENTE TODO EL TIEMPO 🥰 Taylor Swift no solo brilló en el escenario de los Grammys 2025, sino que también por su presencia y su peculiar outfit que podría ir con dedicatoria incluida. Entérate aquí. 👇 #Grammys2025 #GRAMMYs

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That T2 teaser was pure genius, Stan Winston’s assembly line of Arnolds set the tone a year before release. Proof you don’t need spoilers to get everyone buzzing. 🫶

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Smart teaser set the stage for a blockbuster early.

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It was worth every penny spent, epic film 🔥

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all that just to end with nekkid arnie

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