Mirror mirror on the wall, who is the most invisible of them all?

If the older woman with the glasses had placed her hand, or something, between the girl and her "reflection", it wouldn't have dragged on for as long as I watched.
 
Didn't they do this in T2 so that we wouldn't see a reflection in the mirror when she was taking out the CPU from the terminators head? Or am I getting my facts mixed up. I think someone told me that.
 
That is not right... if that happened to me I think they'd have to haul me out in a straight jacket.

"I knew it... the matrix! We're all in the matrix!"
 
Didn't they do this in T2 so that we wouldn't see a reflection in the mirror when she was taking out the CPU from the terminators head? Or am I getting my facts mixed up. I think someone told me that.

Indeed. That was from the T2 Special Edition (or Ultimate, whichever) DVD set-- the CPU removal scene wasn't in the original cut. The making-of feature explains that they used Linda Hamilton's twin sister through a piece of glass to avoid getting the camera in frame.
 
Indeed. That was from the T2 Special Edition (or Ultimate, whichever) DVD set-- the CPU removal scene wasn't in the original cut. The making-of feature explains that they used Linda Hamilton's twin sister through a piece of glass to avoid getting the camera in frame.

i dont think it had anything to do with getting the camera in the shot. The trick was to have arnold acting "in the reflection" and then tilt down to the back of a fake arnold head, that could open up and take out the chip. Cool trick.
 
i dont think it had anything to do with getting the camera in the shot. The trick was to have arnold acting "in the reflection" and then tilt down to the back of a fake arnold head, that could open up and take out the chip. Cool trick.

Good point. It was probably a bonus to not see the reflection.

Still blown away at that scene. Would have never noticed.
 
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