Hear My Eyes - Terminator 2: Judgment Day

All new score and live laser show

Whether you first saw it on the big screen in 1991, rented it on VHS from your local video store or streamed it years later, the impact of Terminator 2: Judgment Day is undeniable. From the opening chase to the iconic “Hasta la vista, baby” it remains a landmark in pop culture and cinema history.

Celebrate the 35th anniversary with a 4K screening of the original theatrical cut, brought to life by an all-new live score and epic live laser show. Belgian techno tastemaker Peter Van Hoesen and Australian audio-visual artist Robin Fox have joined forces to create an immersive audio visual experience that reimagines Terminator 2 like never before.

From groundbreaking CGI to Linda Hamilton’s fearless transformation into a full-fledged action hero, director James Cameron’s (Avatar, Titanic, Aliens) blockbuster set a new standard for sequels. Winning three Oscars and dominating the box office, Terminator 2: Judgment Day is widely considered one of the best action movies ever made.

In this sequel set eleven years after The Terminator, a reprogrammed T-800 (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is sent back in time, crossing paths once again with Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) and her son John (Edward Furlong). Hunted by the advanced, shape-shifting T-1000 (Robert Patrick), they face a deadly race against time to stop Skynet's domination.

Relive the legacy with friends, celebrate with fellow fans or introduce someone new to the ultimate T2 experience.

Peter Van Hoesen
Belgian techno master Peter Van Hoesen brings three decades of electronic music mastery to this unique performance, transforming the film's soundtrack into a live cerebral, bass-heavy journey. Known for his Tresor Berlin residency and Time To Express label, Van Hoesen creates immersive sonic landscapes that blur boundaries between human intuition and machine precision. For this special event, he performs alongside the Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio (MESS) Synthesiser Ensemble, conducting rare vintage synthesisers and modular systems in an expansive ensemble piece.

Robin Fox
Melbourne polymath Robin Fox completes this sensory experience with intricately programmed laser artistry, binding the visual and aural into an all-encompassing spectacle. The film's enduring themes — machines indistinguishable from humans, humanity's self-destructive programming, and Linda Hamilton's iconic Sarah Connor pioneering strong female action leads — are amplified through this innovative live cinema experience that questions whether machines might ultimately save us from ourselves.