Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Edward Furlong, Robert Patrick

DVD (Paper O Card 2PC) $24.99
DVD (2PC / WS Sub THX) $19.99
VHS $9.99
DVHS $33.99

MPAA Rating: R
Genre: Sci-Fi Action
Theatrical Date: 1991
Run Time: 139 Minutes
Flags: Graphic Violence, Not For Children, Profanity
Label: Live / Artisan
Release date: 06/06/03
AMG Rating:



then the tin cover.
T2: Extreme DVD
$19.99 DVD
2-disc Set
collectible metal package
features & DVD-ROM content include 16 minutes of additional scenes & James Cameron commentary plus build n' test your own ultimate fighting machine




that info is from cc web site..

heres what i found same thing at bb web site
http://www.bestbuy.com/movies/produc...270&e=11227186

date release 6/3/03
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Paper O Card) (2pc)
DVD


so that means the t2 extreme cover is a tin covering the even ugler dvd case.. .. make the tin look nicer..

anyone have any info on this with two diffrent covers??? almost 80 views.. and no replys someone must have info?? please

The first image you have is not going to be the inner cover of the ee. It is one of the many theatrical posters used for the film. The bb website shows no image whatsoever.

I can't believe you thought that cheesy poster art was going to be used for the dvd cover!

The first image is the cover to the OOP VHS version of the Extended Edition of T2 (with an extra VHS for interviews as to why the changes were made).

Yes - everyone knows there has never been cheesy poster art used on DVD before!

then why do they have the tin and then a card borad cover for as two seprate releases.. must meen one is card board cover and they other a tin limted edition... i not saying for sure thats the cover underneat but i have check and most sites show that as the card board cover witch is sold seprate then the tin...

danol, is that you?

lmao

You guys are ruthless.

Those are the images I know of for this set. Some are comparisons to the UE version.

HAHAHA...my thoughts exactly!

MATT

Time for the $1 million dollar question:

How does the Extreme version differ from the Ultimate Edition?

I mean it looks like it has a bunch of new stuff on it, but does it also include everything the UE had on it? Or is this another case, like Memento, where the newer edition loses good things from the previous one?

Just want to know if I should fleabay my UE and pick this up. I hate these multiple edition dvd games. I figured the UE would be the last one...

Check out these articles for your answers:

Extreme vs Ultimate:
http://dvd.ign.com/articles/421/421115p1.html

Extreme Reviewed:
http://dvd.ign.com/articles/421/421716p1.html

Cool, thanks


The special features on this two-disc set really can't hold a candle to the god-like Ultimate Edition, but they're not meant to. As DVD master producer Van Ling says in his little introduction to the disc (in the insert), this set is more of a companion to the Ultimate Edition rather than a replacement. It's actually pretty similar to the Lord of the Rings DVD releases as none of the extras are duplicated between the two sets.

Basically, you'll want to keep the Ultimate Edition for its amazing special features while having the Extreme Edition in your collection when you want to see Terminator 2 with the absolute best video quality possible. Big fans of the film will also want to own both discs due to the excellent commentary on the Extreme Edition and the wealth of information in the Interactive Mode.