Terminator 2: Judgement Day - Ultimate Edition
11-06-05 | 12:40 AM
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I dunno, I heard quite a bit of that Cameron commentary and I thought it was good and informative. That's a good trump card for the EE.
What am I saying, Lion's Gate knows it has a cash cow there. We havent seen the last T2 release...
What am I saying, Lion's Gate knows it has a cash cow there. We havent seen the last T2 release...
11-06-05 | 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
So, even on a regular 36" TV, the picture quality of the EE would be noticeably better?
But in terms of the extra features, really, the combination of the two makes a pretty great special edition. Both have unique and compelling features...but if you were only going to get one, get the EE for the better picture, the Cameron commentary (which is great), and the informative pieces on Disc 2.
11-06-05 | 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Cameron
where are the G&R music videos
11-06-05 | 11:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Skoobooz
Yes! I had a 16-inch TV and noticed the difference.
But in terms of the extra features, really, the combination of the two makes a pretty great special edition. Both have unique and compelling features...but if you were only going to get one, get the EE for the better picture, the Cameron commentary (which is great), and the informative pieces on Disc 2.
But in terms of the extra features, really, the combination of the two makes a pretty great special edition. Both have unique and compelling features...but if you were only going to get one, get the EE for the better picture, the Cameron commentary (which is great), and the informative pieces on Disc 2.
11-06-05 | 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Cameron
where are the G&R music videos
Gotta love it.
11-07-05 | 12:57 AM
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yah i remember getting the ultimate edition on release day, and the videos were nowhere to be found...i now have the extreme edition...been hunting a 2 disc Ultimate with metal slipcover for some time...i always find the cardboard sleeve, no sleeve at all, or the tin sleeve with a double sided disc...the hunt continues.
11-07-05 | 03:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Cameron
yah i remember getting the ultimate edition on release day, and the videos were nowhere to be found...
11-07-05 | 03:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Cameron
yah i remember getting the ultimate edition on release day, and the videos were nowhere to be found...i now have the extreme edition...been hunting a 2 disc Ultimate with metal slipcover for some time...i always find the cardboard sleeve, no sleeve at all, or the tin sleeve with a double sided disc...the hunt continues.
I, personally, have both, since I found them on the same night for $5.99 a piece. Guess I've got "T2" about 5 times over between the sets?
Regular 139, regular 152, regular 156, restored 139, HD 139, and restored 152.
11-07-05 | 04:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Cinemaddiction
In all, the UE was released 4 times I believe. Once as a flipper, again as a 2 disc set in that fat tri-layered amaray with cardboard sleeve, again in the swing-gated amaray, which was when the metal cover was introduced, followed by a downgrade to the cardboard slipcover.
11-07-05 | 07:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Snowmaker
Well, if you don't flip it, how do you watch the other side?
11-07-05 | 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Squirrel God
Reason I kept my Ultimate Edition is that it has that hidden Special Extended Version that the Extreme Edition doesn't have.
11-07-05 | 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Shagrath
A lot of people only use the term "flipper" to specify discs where the movie is split between the two sides. With the T2 DVD-18, it's only extras on the second side, thus not being a true "flipper" in some people's eyes.
11-07-05 | 10:23 AM
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In trying to replicate the theatrical experience, there's a significant difference between having to get up during the middle of a flick to flip the disc over so you can watch the second half, and flipping the disc over to watch some extra content.
11-07-05 | 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by BustaUSA
I have been looking for this particular edition of Terminator 2, but have been unable to find a copy. Is this edition out of print? Are there any places I can order it from? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
11-07-05 | 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Filmmaker
Then I take it you're not a fan of TERMINATOR 3, eh?
11-07-05 | 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Squirrel God
I suspect that's not what you're getting at though, so you'll have to explain it to me ...
11-07-05 | 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Squirrel God
Thought Terminator 3 was okay, but by far the worst of the trilogy. I suspect that's not what you're getting at though, so you'll have to explain it to me ...
Because the extended edition of T2 had the happy ending with Judgment Day never happening.