Best Version Of Terminator 2 (2025 Updated)

Seems cheap, and like its been in a warehouse forever. Cheap case, disc had that old dvd water mark look like the layering was going bad. Disc had the original version of the movie on it but the menu doesn’t give you the option to watch it.

You will have to rip a copy if you want the theatrical version. All in all its a good movie and it was available so I shouldnt complain.

amazing picture for a standard DVD player on my Blu-ray player, loved the actor footage that isn’t seen on TV as well as being able to see the whole thing without the commercial cuts. enjoyed watching it and glad that I added this movie to my current collection as a previous poster said you can’t have Terminator one without the second movie or vice versa.

hasta la vista baby.

I saw this ( Terminator 2-Judgement Day ) movie when it was released in the theaters back in the day and, it’ still holds up. It was clear then that once this movie began there was no letting go. The cast brought it and the special effects were fantasic! Great movie, C.

Jordan.

Well, let me start by saying, I am a movie buff! For those of you out there that can relate, Terminator 2 is probably the greatest sequel of all time. However, if you were to go to the store and try and buy the original cut of the movie.

it is virtually impossible. Instead you will find the “extreme DVD” version with an additional 15 mins of deleted footage. As you watch the movie, it becomes more obvious why the footage was deleted in the first place! It breaks the pacing and has characters doing awkward things that just don’t fit their persona.

So, I was pleased to be able to get the original version of the movie that I had loved and searched for, for so long. Thanks a lot!.

This is my third favorite Terminator movie it’s an action packed through a ride it’s a sci-fi monster movie not a horror movie parents be warned there is nudity very short parts few seconds I usually skip those chapters if you’re a Terminator fan you’re going to love it if you can find a good working copy as I’ve had trouble with this one from this company has the best sounds even better than the extreme version oddly yes I recommend this movie four star because of nudity no movie needs pornography this movie is too entertaining and no other movie needs that trash.

Terminator 2 – Instant Classic, One of Arnies BEST!!! My favorite movie growing up, and still one my favorites today. Arnie vs Stewart is one of the best movie rivalries ever seen in any action film.

Terminator 2 is the best film in the Terminator series and features some of the best action sequences of all-time. The special effects are absolutely incredible even by todays standards and the cast does a superb job capturing the essence that is “Terminator”.

Terminator 2 has a lot more humour than the original Terminator film and even more action. Final Verdict: 5/5 Rent or Buy?: You don’t own this movie already? Shame on you! IF YOU FIND THIS REVIEW HELPFUL PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE.

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This show is actually quickly becoming realistic with the current development of artificial intelligence. I highly recommend watching both seasons of this show, the acting is the best I have ever seen for a television series, and the show is very realistic in regards to our current times.

I see in our current news headlines they refer to certain companies as “Skynet”. Which is the company in this show that is trying to take over the world and eliminate humans. I think it’s important that everyone see what can happen if we allow robots/A.

I’s be developed in our world (which they already are doing) – just do a youtube search on “Sophia the robot” and you will see just how real this show The Terminator is. I think this show is one of the best shows ever made and I truly think they took it off the air because it was getting too close to reality.

In my opinion this was one of the best TV series that was ever allowed to air on FOX. The story line was brilliant and the series could have been never ending. The network executives at FOX need to have their heads checked.

But they don’t make the ultimate decisions anyway so it’s not really their fault. The cast was beyond spectacular. Lena Headey playing the role of Sarah Connor was a great choice. Her American accent was awesome.

I never knew of Lea Headey until seeing her on this series. I didn’t even know she had an English accent until watching and listening to the commentary from the cast. Thomas Dekker was a great choice to play John Connor, Richard T.

Jones as Agent Ellison was a very good choice. Summer Glau as Cameron- the sexy female terminator reprogrammed by future John Connor and sent back to the present to protect John was a no brainer their.

Summer Glau is so talented that it’s an almost ridiculous thought to not have had her cast in The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Brian Austin Green in my opinion was the best choice for playing the role of Derek Reese(Johns uncle and brother of Kyle Reese-(Johns father).

A shout out to the rest of the unmentioned cast and crew that put this series together. And to the network executives at FOX. bring this series back! James Cameron s Terminator franchise sells and will always sell.

Whether it is aired on FOX or another network. People love this sort of entertainment. Overall. If your a fan of The Terminator movies buy season one and season two of Terminator- Sarah Connor Chronicles and I promise you that it will definitely keep you entertained for hours and hours and hours.

Awesome series that in my opinion should not have been cancelled. Great action, and storyline! Love the characters… especially Cameron! Have a watch and see for yourself.

I did a side by side comparison of the last DVD release of The Terminator with this new Blu-ray and found some slight improvement. Nothing here will slap you upside the head with heretofore unseen clarity, but details do pop more than the on the DVD release.

I chalk this up more to limitations with the source material than with a sub-par transfer. The Terminator was a low budget film after all. This may not be enough to justify an upgrade for some viewers, but at the low price Wal mart is currently offering I find it perfectly justifiable upgrade.

Keep in mind that this Blu-ray release omits a number of the bonus features of the DVD if that makes any difference to you. Personally, I want better image and sound first and foremost which this release offers, especially in the sound department.

The movie itself = 5 stars Blu-ray transfer = 4 stars.

Gotta love ole Terminator, as well as the existential angst that it provides in relation to humanity getting obliterated my machines. Great film, and one that I am truly glad that I own on Blue Ray now.

Schwarzenegger at his prime.

Bought this product to add to my Arnold collection on bluray. Been a big fan of his flicks from the 80’s and up to the mid 90’s. I love the acting from all the main characters, but Arnold was perfectly cast as the Terminator and plays the role as if it was made for him.

One dislike is the stand-in for Arnold during the scene where he removes his eye. which is completely noticeable The year was 1984, so it was understandable that the special effects could’ve been better though.

Nonetheless, this one ranks 2nd after T2. I would highly recommend this film that started the Terminator franchise.

These bookends looks great, great details of the t-800 skull. Really heavy too! Worth the money. I broken one mine, was using it and book slided and push one side of the head off breaking it off at the base and chipping it, was albe to glue back, but just be warn don’t use too any books and don’t but near the edge at all because when they drop, they break!.

I stumbled upon these by accident and couldn’t believe my luck? Great value for money, heavy resin bookends which look great on the shelf simply on their own or sandwiching books or blu rays. The detail is more intricate and pleasing than expected, the distressed parts and yellowed teeth all add to the overall look.

Buy now! You won’t be disappointed!.

This is amazing! Bought for my grown up sons 30th. Its not metal but hand painted resin. Even so its got some weight and the detail is really good. Think he’s gonna love it!!!

If you like Science Fiction and haven’t seen the Terminator Films, buy this IMMEDIATELY. The first one is a classic. The second one featured ground-breaking special effects for its day. The rest vary a bit in quality, but they’re all entertaining.

The Terminator “absolutely will not stop. ever, until you are dead!”.

Six beautifully remastered blu rays. it’s a shame there’s really only 2 movies worth watching in the set. Bought it as a gift for my nephew who just recently discovered the terminator films. man is he going to be disappointed after T2.

Got the set at a pretty good price, better than what amazon was offering. If you’re a completist this set will serve you well.

These are exquisite action-sci-fi films, released between the years 1984 and 2019, a 35-year spread, often helmed by or with assistance from James Cameron (Avatar). The series’ theme is about technology getting out of control and taking over the human world, like The Butlerian Jihad story from Frank Herbert’s Dune, a series now shepherded by his son Brian Herbert and genre writer Kevin J.

Anderson. Arnold Schwarzenegger has starred in all six films, including when he was governor of California. Get all the films in place with this collection.

This film is a direct sequel to the first two films and ignores all the less-than-stellar sequels that followed. It gave us a good conclusion to the original T1 and T2 films while setting up the series for another story.

I had my gripes with how they played the T-800 character as he was written for jokes. But Sarah Connor is still bringing her A-game. The story picks up 30+ years after T2 where Skynet doesn’t exist, but Sarah still hunts and kills terminators that show up in a rather efficient manner.

Like before, a protector is sent back through time to protect a young girl who will grow up to less the resistance to fight the machines in a world that has replace Skynet with Legion. Sarah, an aged T-800 and a resistance fighter from the future team up to take on the newest threat to humanity.

Not as good as T1 and T2 but much better than everything that followed. Unfortunately soft box office has killed (terminated?) any chances of this getting a follow up, but who knows. David Ellison the producer is a multi-billionaire so maybe he’ll try following up on a streaming service.

Dark Fate is a welcomed addition to a franchise that probably should have ended in 1991. (Actually, the Sarah Connor Chronicles was also great, but apparently nobody watched it, so. ) Although it’s certainly not as good as T1 or T2, it gives us a lot of the same elements that made those movies great.

Good actions scenes with a sense of inevitability as the REV-9 bears down. Each fight features a different enough environment and obstacles to avoid feeling repetitive. The acting is solid and the characters are more than just bodies with guns.

There is certainly some world-building that feels like it was cut or missing – characters the movie acts like we should know but never explains and a pretty threadbare hand-waving to justify what Sarah Connor has been up to and why Arnie is there but obviously old now.

Still, the nostalgia of seeing Linda Hamilton and Arnie back at it allows the movie not to dwell too much on these issues and deliver a fun dose of Terminator goodness. Mackenzie Davis and Natalia Reyes shine as the new generation in the fight against the machines, holding their own along with our old favorites and Gabriel Luna delivers a very convincing performance as the ever-pursuing danger.

The story goes that even with Skynet stopped, another AI simply takes its place and the world once against falls to its fate. There is a ring a plausibility to the idea that stopping one AI doesn’t stop the overall problem of AI.

In the late 80’s, AI was still a pretty sci-fi concept with enough science to back up its possibility. Now AI seems like a foregone conclusion – it will be made, we just haven’t managed it yet. So, the focus of this story (similar to T1) is more just about the survival of someone who can give humanity and fighting chance after the machines emerge.

There isn’t a grand plan to stop this apocalypse and save the world, but just because the machine wreak havoc does not mean humanity is done for. It means that for the story to work we have to care about the characters, not just how cool the explosions and punchy robots look.

Ultimately, this seems like it would be a good note on which to close the series. Yes, technology will keep advancing. And may the future is inevitable. But still humans fight for survival because that’s who we are.

Of course, it also leaves that sweet sweet opening for whatever cash-grab addition someone wants to try next, but that doesn’t really mar this movie. Generally, as long as you know what you’re going into – a decent action movie that’s fun but nothing special – it’s quite enjoyable and definitely worth watching.

Terminator: Dark Fate is just a very entertaining blockbuster. The action is really good. The locales look nice. There’s a nice violence-to-story ratio. Decent dialogue with a string of some very funny lines.

I noticed that a lot of reviews have criticized this movie for having the same basic structure of the original films. I suppose this is true, but I found the movie did a good enough job that it didn’t bother me.

However, there was one moment of synchronicity with the first film that I could’ve done without. I can’t go into details but this movie does one thing that some of recent action/adventure films set decades after the original or originals do that is kind of annoying and a bit jaded.

Linda Hamilton makes this film. She is now tough, doesn’t give-a-frick old lady and steals whatever scene she is in. Some of the best parts is her interaction with Mackenzie Davis’ Grace, who is an augmented soldier from the future.

They both have the same goal but different attitudes and their verbal sparring is fun. The new antagonist the Rev-9 is a combination of the original Terminator and Terminator 2’s the T-1000. Despite the retreading, he actually feels fresh.

He’s got a pretty neat ability and his Terminator form may be the creepiest of them. The mannerisms of his human form (Gabriel Luna who was Ghost Rider on Agents of Shield) may be too similar to Robert Patrick’s T-1000 for some, but Luna does a great job in the role, switching from emotionless machine to someone charismatic who can blend in.

Definitely liked this better than T3 and Salvation, and I was one of those people who liked the latter. (Haven’t seen Genesys, yet. ) But, I admit this doesn’t quite have the specific James Cameron feel of the first two films.

As I said, this is a blockbuster and in terms of just being entertaining and not being innovative it does what I was looking for. 248 people found this helpful.

I really like this dvd because you it is very entertaining and the characters are engaging. I give this dvd a 5. 0 rating because this dvd is a great dvd and this dvd is for the whole family to watch.

I recommend this dvd to anyone who likes action movies. Thanks for mailing me this dvd.

Although not as good as T2, Rise of the Machines does a decent job of continuing the Terminator saga. Lots of intense action and Kristanna Loken serves as the “eye candy” as well as the machine with no regard for humanity.

Arnold still has audience appeal.

A movie some will like and others will absolutely hate. I like it because it is has a female terminator, and it’s different. It is entertaining, even though Kristinna Lokin’s character barely has any lines.

3 billion human lives ended on August 29, 1997. The survivors of the nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new nightmare, the war against the Machines. The computer which controlled the machines, Skynet, sent two terminators back through time.

Their mission: to destroy the leader of the human Resistance. John Connor. My son. The first terminator was programmed to strike at me, in the year 1984, before John was born. It failed. The second was set to strike at John himself, when he was still a child.

As before, the Resistance was able to send a lone warrior. A protector for John. It was just a question of which one of them would reach him first.

I drink wine out of this almost every weekend, im delighted i havent broken it yet, but when i eventually do, i’ll a kick ass terminator hand just like Miles Dyson! Excellent purchase, and i thank you muchly!.

I bought this for my dad’s birthday who is notoriously difficult to buy for and he absolutely loved it. It’s such good quality and is a really cool and unique gift.

This is a review for the 4K/Blu-ray/Digital version that has been out for a little while now. This 2-disc set is the restored version, which looks like they did a pretty good job on it. I saw no dirt or specks of any kind throughout.

The 4K disc itself only has the Theatrical version on it with English DTS 5. 1 audio and other languages as well. There is also subtitle selections here, too. Time is 2 hrs. 17 min. The Blu-ray has all the special features including The Theatrical ~ 2 hrs.

, 17 min. Special Edition – 2 hrs. , 33 min. Extended Special Edition – 2 hrs. 35 min. , 55 seconds. All of these versions have audio selections and are English DTS 5. 1 The Blu-ray has all the special features as well: T2: Reprogramming the Terminator – Documentary from 1993 54 min.

Deleted scenes with audio commentary from James Cameron, Robert Patrick, Linda Hamilton, T-1000’s search Future Coda Trailers: 2017 This Time There are Two Same Make, New Mission Building the Perfect Arnold There is no 3D version in the particular package, I wish the audio was Dolby Atmos 7.

1 and all three versions were on the 4K disc itself. I am not sure if we are going to get another version or upgrade from this current version. Maybe by 2026 they can do another upgrade to this movie, A current example is The Thing from John Carpenter.

But, James Cameron, who directed this, has not even got his other good movies on 4K as of this writing~ Titanic (1997) The Abyss (1989) True Lies (1994) Aliens (1986).

Many T2 fans seems to think that this is one of the worst 4K releases to date. I am glad that I purchased ($7. 99) and now have this 4K physical copy. However, I also hold onto my other Blu-Ray copy for its appreciated value.

Aside from a different color timing and grain reduction/digital smoothing, Cameron did make many, somewhat-obvious changes to the source (like George Lucas did to the original Star Wars). Frankly, that is somewhat regrettable.

Changes were straightening the knife stabbing shot at the biker bar/billiards/restaurant near the beginning, erasing the T-1000’s “private” parts as he crouched beside his first kill (making him asexual?), keeping the glass from falling off the 18-wheeler’s front after the T-1000 drove it off the bridge, and superimposing Arnold’s face onto his stuntman’s face as the T-800 (Model 101) drives the bike off the ledge (and racing from the exploding 18-wheeler).

Were these all necessary? If Cameron refrained from making these changes and stuck to the original completely, then in my opinion, you’d have an awesome 4K (even if stuntmen were recognizable). I really like the picture quality (colors and contrast), and think the sound is amazing (crispness and range levels).

But the question of whether or not you buy this release I think solely comes down to how much of a purist you are.

Everything that has been said about T2 has been said, especially nearly 30 years of hindsight. I can’t add anything more about the story and it’s themes, it’s top notch technical attributes, amongst everything else.

But I can add my 2 cents about the disc(s) in question. James Cameron had wanted to release a 3D version in theatres in honor of the film’s 25th anniversary, and, of course, he is a huge proponent of 3D, having directed Avatar to great critical and commercial fame and a resurgence of 3D and the re-release of Titanic in 3D in 2012 for it’s 15th anniversary, its a no-brainer he’d go back to his best film and give it a 4k and 3d remaster.

Unfortunately, the release was delayed by a full year and also wasn’t marketed enough or released in enough theaters to recoup costs here in the states. But, luckily enough, Lionsgate managed to release a 4k release here (sad the 3D release wasn’t released here in the states, but can be had from Europe for those with region-free players or spend about $40 to nab a region A release from Korea) with the brand new 4k remaster and some other CGI tinkering to fix some errors in the film.

Unfortunately, what worked for the 3D version outright bombs here in 4k. The film is scrubbed virtually clean of film grain and it adds a waxy look to everything in the film, as if it was shot on digital gear.

There is some fine details not noticed on BluRay or DVD, but this is a fairly sad picture, reminiscent of the first 2 BluRays from 2006 and 2009, respectively (for my opinion, the 2015 BluRay remains the best version to date, with accurate grain, details, and colors).

Colors also have been tweaked to a noticeable degree, but it’s still not as bad as the DNR (DIGITAL NOISE REDUCTION). The audio though? The DTS-X track is a killer soundtrack, with enough punch to go through brick wall with the strength of an atom bomb.

Discrete, sharp and loud surround support, with enough satisfaction in the low-end to cause a foundation to crumble. It’s good stuff Extras are not found on the 4k disc itself (Which Lionsgate has corrected since then, with nearly every 4k disc having most or all the extras on the UHD, which is something most studios still don’t do!) but the included BluRay (the dreaded Skynet Edition from 2009) contains the 3 cuts of the film, commentaries, featurettes, and more on the disc.

It’s good stuff, but nothing new added since 2003(!) and it’s a huge disappointment that they couldn’t scrounge a retrospective from cast and crew. All in all, this is a poor release, with poor picture and extras, with the only plus being the terrific audio soundtrack on the 4k disc (the 5.

1 DTS-HD track on the BluRay is also quite good, but the added height channels make it amazing) and the old extras included on the aging BluRay. Only get on sale for less than $10. It’s that bad.

Region 1 disc plays fine, considering its second hand and its way over fifteen years since this particular disc was released. There were loads of finger marks over the disc (easily cleaned using a soft, moisten cotton cloth), two superficial scratches, extremely shallow–plus a slight chip–none of which prevented the disc from playing.

Due to being a region 1 straight lines double a bit and the colour saturation isn’t as good as later ‘digitally restored’ releases, but at least you have a choice between the original cinema release and the full ‘uncut’ version of the film.

I find the real highlight of this disk (or disks) to be the movie itself, I mean WOW!!! You get three, I repeat, three, versions of the movie. One is the original theatrical version, featuring no cut out scenes (the worst), the special edition, featuring 16 minutes of additional footage (second best) and the Extended Special Edition that you need a code for (the best) which features 18 minutes of additional footage, as well as an alternate ending.

Here, now, I will give you a step-by-step description of how to get this extended special edition. I’m sure most of you people reading this know how to already, but this is for those who didn’t know this version existed, or don’t know how to get it.

What you do is, you go to the features menu. It’ll say “Theatrical Version” and “Special Edition”. Click on “Special Edition”. Then, you highlight “Play Special Edition” and type in (you may have to type ENTER in-between each number) EIGHT TWO NINE NINE SEVEN (8 2 9 9 7) and then, the “Go To Theatrical Version” option changes to “Play Extended Special Edition”.

This is the definitive version of the movie. I believe that every single little, tiny scene that they cut out is in this version.

One of the better movies in this series. Great road chase scenes. Fast moving and entertaining.

The 3D in this is exceptional, such a shame 3D seems to be being phased out. Great addition to the collection and by far the best version out there. Artwork is great too. A must for any Arnie fan! Hope the new one comes out in 3D Steelbook!.

Although this is reworked by cameron for 3D, these days manufacturers don’t provide it anymore, for the people who still has, this is a new movie. Sharp, a mix between pop outs and good depth. The movie itself is well known as one of the best terminator movies.

A classic film given the 3D treatment. The 3D effects on this movie enhance the visual experience. Very good quality and worth adding to the collection if you have 3D capability

The only thing I did’nt like was the extra scenes.i saw the movie version of it and the extra scenes did’nt work for me

I thought that Terminator 2 is an excellent continuation of the Terminator series and one of the best movies of that series. I think that the movie did a great job of picking up where the first movie left off of and added some new elements in it with the T-1000 and the emotional backstory with Sarah and John.

awesome sauce. Wonderful followup for Terminator 1.

There’s not much I can say about T2 other than it’s arguably the greatest action film of all-time, and certainly on the short list of them. The steelbook is pretty rad, built around the classic image of flames and a T-800 in the center of them.

There is NO inner-artwork on this steelbook, which will certainly disappoint some. However on this film, being the villain is the liquid metal T-1000, it doesn’t feel as off as it would on another title.

You can of course add your own artwork if you’re into that sort of thing. The blu-ray itself? A bit of a mixed bag. Back in the early 2000’s T2 was given a 2K telecine scan for the “Extreme Edition” DVD, and that scan has been used for all T2 releases since.

So the scan and resolution quality are a bit dated compared to more recent, say, 4K ARRISCAN’s, and you can just compare it to the recent The Terminator blu-ray remaster that came out to see the difference.

This particular edition also adds on too much DNR (digital noise reduction done in post) to the image for my taste, and the menu is a bit over complicated. That being said the image is certainly serviceable (until Cameron releases the 4K remaster – which is done) and the lossless 5.

1 audio is as crisp and crackling as ever. The bonus material is pretty vast, though as I said, can be a little difficult navigating. Overall? For a T2 fan or a fan of steelbooks, this is recommended until a better T2 remaster services.

Restoration looks glorious, and the new cgi added for some of the stunt scenes was a really nice touch. But be warned! Restoration is designed for Theatrical Cut only! Anyone buying this are most likely Terminator fans, like me.

So naturally, they will be selecting the Special Extended Edition that’s available here. The deleted scenes are NOT restored. Which is very disappointing, and makes the extra scenes inconsistent, visually.

Why those scenes were not restored at all, makes absolutely no sense to me. Of course, it doesn’t take away the fact that T2 is a flawless film. It’s just unfortunate that it is not a FULL restoration through all editions.

Otherwise, would have been an easy 5 stars!.

Here goes the movie which provides the argument that not all sequels are bad, to include they can also surpass the original, and in a very big way. Directed by James Cameron, Terminator 2 is the direct sequel to the original Terminator, and although the film utilizes the exact same chase formula, and the fight for survival against a very powerful enemy, Cameron was able to pull off being original as well as innovative.

This film took place at a time when he was actually serious about telling a story that combined both substance and style. For a film that came out back in 1991, T2 holds up amazingly well in this day and age, providing an ample amount of action with incredible special effects, and when looking at the budget to make this movie, it well better hold up some 20 years later.

Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) is an action/ science-fiction masterpiece and one of the greatest sequels of all-time. Masterfully directed by James Cameron with a terrific score by Brad Fiedel and exceptional performances from all cast members, this ambitious follow-up to 1984’s low budget classic, The Terminator not only expands on the originals mythology but takes it in bold new directions.

Knocking it out of the park with memorable, emotive characters we care for and a groundbreaking array of action, set pieces and computer generated effects. Robert Patrick’s T-1000 is relentless as the villain, the stuff of nightmares as he hunts a now ten year old John Connor, played ardently by a young Edward Furlong.

Forget the much-maligned sequels because “they don’t exist” to quip Sarah Connor. T2 is the final, concluding chapter of the franchise bringing the story to a satisfying conclusion. Hasta la vista, baby!.

Out of all the terminator movies this favourite has good climax scenes, awesome surround sound, and great story, the cigar in the chest scene brilliant Have watched movie at least 6 times. What’s your dog’s name ? and arnie changes to wolfy to catch out.

This is not how terminator 2 looked in cinemas, all the grain and detail has been scrubbed away by DNR, making everyone look like wax candles, plus the scan used for this disc was from the awful 3D version and not the original camera negative.

So I don’t get the high reviews, the best version is the 2015 US lionsgate disc, every blu ray site says the same.

Having owned both T1 and T2 originals as a young kid, foolishly getting rid of them before I knew how collectable and valuable they were, there was no guesswork for me in deciding to repurchase this item.

In terms of Arnold’s legacy this is of course one of his biggest, if not the biggest franchsie of his career. This score in my opinion, in terms of Arnold’s movies, is second only to that of Conan the Barbarian/Destoryer, who’s incredible score is nearly unbeatable by any film.

In the line of the Terminator serie’s soundtracks I feel that T2 is in fact the best in terms of the score itself. The main theme, largely identical throughout the series, is made much heavier/bolder and more “metallic” (heavy metal clanking) than its origination in part one.

In my opinion this adds an element of intensity that is of course indicative of the story itself. Of course die hards will vote with their money to the higher collectable value of T1’s soundtrack, but the music of part two is superior.

One contrast from part one, which is the only noteworthy flaw with this item, is the exclusion of the actual songs that were in the movie. Perhaps a marketing ploy or just a change in the industry, probably the former, the absence of Gun’s N Roses “You Could Be Mine” is a significant let down.

In an undoubted attmept to sell us both this orignal and the special release containing this song the studios had to make both, predictably greedy. At any rate, this is a must for those fans as nostalgic about this monolithic sci-fi blockbuster as myself.

I am a personal Terminator fan and always will be. It may be due to the fact i grew up with both movies (T1+T2). I would have to say that even for its time this soundtrack is well put together and still rivals instrumentals that are created to this day.

The overall sound of the album is electronic. It was new for me to listen to music like this, but i think loving the movie helped out. As you hear each track you can almost visualize the movie scenes in your mind 🙂 Its great, and for the Terminator fan it’s a must have!.

The only reason why i gave it a 3 rating is because there is no action dialogue included from the actual film so if this soundtrack had included an action dialog or even Arnold’s saying “I’ll be back” or “get to the choppar with the music playing in the background I would give it a 5 *rating with no hesitation plus I would recomendation to all action xxx rated movie past & present which will make more money money for the entertainment industry more viable movie experience production’s on the way up to include more movie dialogue action scenes here in must be submitted to the Hollywood inductees in a big way more profitable outcome for the costumers & movie patrons for a cinematic universel experience to go & see well worth waiting for 10 plus 10.

The sound quality in this movie is amazing! The use of height is very nice and it can be heard that it is being used properly. The bass is awesome and there is a lot of it the movie and I had fun listening the sound effects.

The picture quality is also very good and full of details; I just wish the studio who is in charge for coloring the movie, had used Dolby Vision in the movie and the coloring of the movie would have been great; but as I said, it is also very nice.

Overall: fun movie with a great sound use.

Didn’t expect too much from this movie maybe thinking it was coming to a long drawn out ending for the terminator series, but was pleasantly suprised at Just how good it was, Greta picture quality and super audio makes this a worthy buy for anyone’s collection very quick delivery from zavvi free as I’m red carpet subscriber well packed, would recommend movie for good action.

And always zavvi for service.

Great ending to amazing franchise Arnold Schwarzenegger is so good in it action packed classic terminator style. I love it to get the original cast back together so good to see them all again great ending or is it.

THIS IS A MUST FOR ANY TERMINATOR FAN IT REALLY IS THE QUALITY IS SECOND TO NONE ITS WORTH 3 TIMES TIMES THE PRICE IT TRULY IS. ITS SO CHEAP AND GREAT IM EVEN THINKING OF BUYING ANOTHER. SOUNDS SILLY I KNOW BUT THEY ARE THAT GOOD.

I WOULD WHOLE HEARTEDLY RECOMMEND THIS OR ILL GIVE YOU YA MONEY BACK LOL.

I do love everything terminator. Sarah Connor chronicles does not fail at delivering an alternate story for John Connors teenage years to prepare him for being the leader of the resistance. Sarah Connor has her hands full dealing with a hormonal John at the same time training and teaching him the things he needs to know for the future.

This series has steered away from the 3rd movie taking place after T2 JD. It’s a fun developing story even though the series was canceled towards the end of season 2.

A great follow up or insert and tangent to the original series. Stand alone genre and very entertaining

Nice picture, Dolby digital only, but sounds nice. Way better than watching on dvd