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What our customer's say!

"The Best Arnold Movie", I think this is the best of all of Arnold's movies. It was directed by James Cameron (director of the Titanic) who's known to be a perfectionist and it shows. The dialogue and action sequences are sharp, and the movie benefits from the Blu-ray upgrade. The only downfall of the movie is that it suffers from the unkillable bad guy. Every time you think he's dead he comes back to life. That is forgivable, however, because it is a common thread to scary/action type movies.

"WAIT! Don't. Buy. It. YET!", I purchased this Blu-ray recently and found it to be a waste of money. YES, TERMINATOR 2 is unspeakably awesome; YES, TERMINATOR 2 on Blu-ray is a good thing...BUT NOT THIS VERSION.

For one, it's THEATRICAL CUT ONLY!

Second, this version is EXTREMELY BARE BONES: it's just the movie and 2 commentary tracks (one from 1993, the other from 2003) and THAT'S IT. For a movie with so much technical precision and BTS material found on previous releases, this is a GRIEVOUS oversight.

Third (and final), the transfer is TERRIBLE. The original film is a bit grainy to begin with, but in previous VHS and DVD transfers it was never enough to be distracting. Here, in 1080 resolution, the grain is so bothersome that it strikes me more as digital noise--even STATIC at worst--than actual celluloid texture. I get the feeling they went through the HD transfer process as fast as possible to cash in on the HD market. It looks little better than what the old DVD version would on upconvert.

Interestingly, I recently bought THE ROAD WARRIOR on Blu-ray and noticed the difference. Both ROAD WARRIOR and TERMINATOR 2 have roughly the same amount of grain in their image (and the VHS and DVD transfers were comparable), but the Blu-ray transfer of THE ROAD WARRIOR is GLORIOUS, and the grain actually accentuates the image (worth every penny); logically, the TERMINATOR 2 image should be on par at LEAST, but instead it underperforms.

So don't buy this Blu-ray release of it yet, because if history is any teacher, TERMINATOR 2 is going to receive the same double and triple-dipping treatment it did on DVD, and the next release is likely to have a better transfer and bonus features...the same thing already happened with THE FIFTH ELEMENT.

"A Blu-ray review", If your a fan of this movie series you might want to get this, however its only marginally better definition then the dvd (especially if you have an upconvert dvd player). This blu-ray does not have the special features available on some of the special edition dvds. So basicly you give up some nice special features for a marginal increase in definiton. If its about 10 dollars or so, or if they rerelease it with special features and improved definition then it would be worth it otherwise just stick with the special editon dvd.

"Awesome movie, awesome dvd", This is probably the best dvd I own as far picture and sound quality, the features are great which I have heard have been cut on the Blu-Ray. That's a travesty, considering how awesome this movie is!! When I got my Blu-ray I wanted to test it with this movie, unfortuanately from what I understand I'd be better off sticking with this version. I don't mind waiting until a comparable version comes out on Blu-ray.

"This Movie Deservers Better Blu-Ray Treatment", Are you wondering why the price of the Blu-ray version is too good to be true? It's because this is only an average production. This incredible movie deserves much better. The picture and audio are just average (by Blu-ray standards, that is).

T2 is a BD-25 (half-size) Blu-ray disc and contains no lossless audio track. In other words, it doesn't come close to exploiting the capabilities of the Blu-ray format, so why bother?

Save your ten dollars, and wait for the "remastered" Blu-ray version that I'm quite sure will be released in the future. I'm sure it will contain a better image as well as a real, uncompressed audio track. This is similar to what happened with The Fifth Element: The first Blu-ray version of the movie was terrible, and was followed up by a remastered version. Embarrassing to say the least.

Note that I am rating the Blu-ray edition of this movie and its shortcomings. I'm frustrated that it's barely an improvement over some of the excellent DVD versions available.

One of the best action movies ever deserves to be a "reference" quality production that you would use to show off your home theater, but instead it falls far short.

The movie itself is of course awesome.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Great movie - great BluRay", Terminator 2 is by far the best of the 3 Terminator movies. It has the best storyline and best action.

This BluRay disc is of high standard, giving you the perfect way to watch this awesome movie.

"Loved it!", Great movie, great action that had me sitting on the edges. Edward Furlong was especially good, considering it was his first major movie.

"Terminator 2", I understand that because of the 1st terminator presents it changed the future, but the story line was a little weak. I would have love to see Sarah connors one more time. It made the death of the ist scientist useless, or perhaps that was the point when you change the past even for one little pebble it truly does affect the big picture,which mean either one of us could or could not be in the altered future. Humm

The action was good what we come to expect of the terminator Worth owning.



"WARNING... DON'T BUY THIS DVD", As another customer reviewed it, BEFORE YOU BUY realize most of the reviews here have been about the ULTIMATE DVD version and NOT the EXTREME DVD version. AMAZON is cheating with these reviews that not belong to the EXTREME DVD.

This EXTREME DVD has ONLY 1 version of the movie. While the ULTIMATE has 3 versions (more versions than this one).

All extras (except 2 things) are DVD-Rom O N L Y! Not only this your stuck with one version, and its SHORTER then the ultimate. The ultimate also has a 3rd version that can be unlocked this one does not have it.

The only good things are, the medal case art (but don't plan on puting the disc case back in the medal case it will destroy your dvd case), the disc art, and menu design.

Everything else is worthless unless you have that DVD Rom, and there is no 6 hours extra like the ULTIMATE which is great to look thru.

The transfer rate isn't that good so the image quality isn't clear. And there are a lot of glitches while the DVD is being played because of the multiple layers and the graphic commentaries in it.

Buying this is a BAD BAD IDEA.

"Warning - NOT the Ultimate Edition DVD!", Stupid me. I put this on my wish list a while back, thinking it was the Ultimate Edition on Blu-Ray. It is not. While all the top reviews refer to the Ultimate Edition with all the special features and bells/whistles, unfortunately that version does not exist on Blu-Ray yet. What you get is a Blu-Ray version of the theatrical release, and that's it, no extras, no branching director's cut -- hasta la vista, baby.

Why Amazon continues to mix reviews from completely different products on the same page is beyond me, especially once people start writing reviews about the actual edition being sold. Why not link to the reviews to avoid confusion? It's my fault for not looking at the note underneath the review titles this time, but it's an honest (albeit noobish) mistake and I'm sure it happens frequently.

Still, for under $12 it's not a bad deal, and luckily I already have Terminator 2 - Judgment Day (The Ultimate Edition DVD) on DVD (which I highly recommend to any hardcore FX movie fan or film student for its extensive behind-the-scenes footage and dual versions of the film). So no real harm done. But be warned that this Blu-Ray release is NOT the Ultimate Edition.