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Old 06-05-04 | 04:21 AM
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Terminator 2: Ultimate Vs Extreme Version

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For those who own both versions. I understand from several reviews that the Extreme version has a little better picture quality.

HOW ABOUT THE AUDIO PART?

How does the DTS version in the Ultimate version fair against the Dolby EX in the Extreme...is difference subtle or does the DTS beat the pants of the Dolby EX?

I have the Extreme but found a used copy of the Ultimate for $11.00. Will double dip if there is a major diff. in audio quality.

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Old 06-05-04 | 04:25 AM
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subtle.
the UE has nice extras though.
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do a search there are a few posts discussing this very topic......
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I'd get the UE not only for the DTS track but the TONS of extras and having all 3 versions of the movie.
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I'd get the UE not only for the DTS track but the TONS of extras and having all 3 versions of the movie.
I agree with this, however the transfer on the EE is far superior. That said I'm content with my UE, if I had a HDTV or something I'd probably get the EE but with my 32" VVega I'm fine as is.
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I am still waiting for the Terminator 2: Hasta La Vista Baby Edition.
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I agree with this, however the transfer on the EE is far superior. That said I'm content with my UE, if I had a HDTV or something I'd probably get the EE but with my 32" VVega I'm fine as is.
Yep, this is very true. I got both because the EE was very cheap on release day But the thread starter mentioned that the EE was visually better but was curious about the audio aspects... even though some of us threw a few extras carrots in there with respect to reasons for getting the UE.
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Re: Terminator 2: Ultimate Vs Extreme Version

Originally posted by ahbeng
For those who own both versions. I understand from several reviews that the Extreme version has a little better picture quality.

HOW ABOUT THE AUDIO PART?

How does the DTS version in the Ultimate version fair against the Dolby EX in the Extreme...is difference subtle or does the DTS beat the pants of the Dolby EX?
The picture quality of the Extreme Edition is better. In addition, the soundtrack is from an all new remix. So although we lose the DTS option, the DD mix has been beefed up and is no slacker.

DTS for the new mix would have been nice, but you won't regret picking up the Extreme Edition.
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Old 06-06-04 | 06:08 PM
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I never bought the EX edition because I already owned the Ultimate Edition, and the UE is probably one of the most comprehensive DVD's I own.
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i didn't notice much of difference in Dolby EX of both editions...
but yes, the picture is much improved in Extreme Edition...

if you have to pick one, i'd go with the Ultimate Edition due to it's great DTS-ES & extras (freakin' awesome)....
if you really concern on the picture quality, might as well, pick both
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Old 06-06-04 | 10:37 PM
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Since it has been mentioned that the new mix is great on the EE I would ask myself, am I going to watch all the extras? And even then, it will probably only be once. I have the UE and watched a minimal amount of extras. I picked up the EE on release day because it was cheap. I would much rather have the better picture since I am going to watch the movie more than the extras.

Kinda moot though, since I own both.
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. I understand from several reviews that the Extreme version has a little better picture quality.
No, A LOT better picture the Extreme has. I thought the DD sounded better than the DTS track.
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