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Summary: Best. DVD. Ever!
Review: T2: Ultimate Edition is without a doubt the best DVD ever made. The three featurettes that cover the filmaking process are incredible, also there's plenty of cast and crew interviews, 4 trailers, deleted scenes, and tons more. The movie itself is simply amazing. It's high energy entertainment with an actually emotional plot behind all the violence and guns and so forth. This DVD is worth every penny, so stop reading and just buy it. You won't regret it.
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Summary: A Loaded DVD!
Review: This is an awesome movie with top-notch special effects and great video and sound. It won four Academy Awards and was one of AFI's Top 400 Movies. It is one of the best action films around and if you liked this movie you'll love the DVD. The extra features include: The Making of Terminator 2-An informative 30 minute show The Special Effects Showcase-Tells how they made the movie look beautiful Making of T2:3D-Making of the Universal Studios attraction Commentary:Features about 20 people who helped work on the movie including James Cameron Cast and Crew Biographies A Step by Step overview of how the movie was made with occasional video clips Teasers and Trailers The entire Screenplay and storyboards Both the Theatrical and Special Edition versions of the film With all these extra features, one can stay busy and entertained for hours. All of this is on one DVD! Go out and buy it today!
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Summary: HOW TO GET ACCESS TO THE THIRD MOVIE
Review: When you insert the a side of the disk you can choose from 2 movies, if you want to se the "Extended special version" you should first choose the special version and when you see the menu for that version yuo should press the following nubers: 82997 (august 29 1997 is the date of "Judgement day") and as you press the nubers you will se that the little sybols at the right will turn in to yellow words that say "The future is not set" and when you can se that all you haveto do is choose "Play the extended special version" This third movie includes all the sceens you can se in the special version plus two sceens never befor seen, the sceen when the T-1000 terminator is serching through John Conners room and allso the alternativ ending! If you don't own this movie get it emedeatly! If I knew how much extra material and behind the sceens and how good they are I would easely spend the double just to own it! Bye it and enjoy it! =)
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Summary: All DVD's should be this good!
Review: A double sided disc that gives you eveything you could have hoped to know about the film. And more importantly, the box talks about the theatrical and special edition of the film that are contained the DVD. NOTE - There is a THIRD version of the film contained on the DVD!!! Remember the date of Judgement Day to find this Easter Egg.
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Summary: Excellent Action Picture.
Review: "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" is one of the great entertainments. First released in 1991, it still feels as fresh and new today as it did back then. Director James Cameron (Titanic) presents a stylish, spectacular yet intelligent action piece that also has some of the best special effects ever conceived for a motion picture. The screenplay is intricate, the characters entertaining and interesting, and there is a lot of style in the photography and camera work. The performances are also superb, especially Linda Hamilton's. The film's technical credits are so immpecable that even today I've seen few films that match it. The action sequences are fantastic and incredible. The T-1000 is still probably the best film villain of the last decade. This is a pulse-pounding, bone-crunching, sometimes visceral action picture that raises the bar for filmmakers of the action, special-effects genre. I think only Michael Bay has recently produced anything that can compete with James Cameron's second best film after his masterpiece, "Titanic." "Terminator 2" is a great entertainer.
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Summary: Ultimate DVD - Absolutely
Review: Three versions, loadsa xtras (Cameron why don't you add your bit?). Must be the best DVD on earth for the moment!! Don't own it? Then go and buy it....now!!
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Summary: Excellent only one flaw
Review: a great movie that opened the doors for Jurassic Park. Not as good as the original very close though. Basically the same idea as the original only instead of kill the mother its kill the kid himself. Great special effects and the best special edition to ever be made. Actors played their parts well the only flaw is; the original is based in 1984, they had sex in '84 which meant the kid was probably born in '85. they have the kid as a thirteen year old in T2 making it the year 1998 yet they say the earth blows up in the year 1997. Understand? there is more information in T2 that backs it up but other then that a must get.
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Summary: Certainly fits with the best of them
Review: Although my DVD collection isn't extensive, it holds enough that there's quite a gap between those which are exceptional, and those that fall short. T2 'The Ultimate' certainly fits with the few exceptional DVD's that I've come across. It's been many years in the coming, but it's certainly been worth the wait. When T2 first came out, I was full of anticipation as I went to the movie theater as a young kid and saw it. When I heard there was a new DVD coming out, I was just as excited.. and it didn't let me down. The movie itself, on DVD, is amazing.. without a doubt. The beauty of the picture and sound of DVD really helps keep this movie as it should be. The added materials are outstanding. There are quite a few full length (30 min, give or take) documentaries, 3 in total I believe. The one I continue to go back onto is the making/thought process of the deleted scenes (which, wonderfully enough, can be seen as part of the movie, if you choose to do so, or you can watch the original) which add to the movie in countless ways. It gives the movie much more depth, which I found enlightening.. it also adds more feeling to the final scene, and it adds some humor.. the smiling scene is absolutely priceless. Without a doubt, one of the best DVD's that I've come across, and a must have for anyone who enjoyed the movie at it's onset, and certainly worth a look for anyone else.. especially those who enjoy action movies.
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Summary: Excellent buy
Review: While the movie doesn't quite have some of the grittiness of the original, this is among not only my top 3 Schwarzenegger films, but one of my favorite of all time. Several years ago, I had heard rumors of a newer, longer version of T2, but didn't put much stock in it, as a lot of such rumors didn't pan out. Supposedly, one of the scenes mention was to be a shot of John's foster mother lying dead in a bathtub--obviously the handiwork of the T-1000--but it never came to pass. I was pleased to see some of the added effects, such as the T-1000s inability to maintain his shape near the end, and it put to rest for me how it was you could tell which was Linda Hamilton and which was her twin sister, before the T-1000 was shot. Rarely have I seen director's cuts that surpass the original and make it seem a whole new experience. Only Aliens Special Edition and Star Wars did that for me. And until this movie, I'd never seen a music video that could employ graphics from the movie as well--example being Guns 'N Roses' Axl Rose being evaluated as a waste of ammunition by the Terminator. The movie is well-rounded, and I especially liked Sarah's comment about if a machine could learn the value of life, that maybe we could too.
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Summary: Like the box says - The Ultimate!
Review: I reside in Sydney Australia, and ordered the DTS T2 DVD from ..., in the States. It arrived in only 2 weeks and I was excited as soon as I recieved the postal slip to pick it up. Wow! It is just simply the ultimate in both picture and sound. The DTS soundtrack sounds loud and clear and gives the listener an extreme feeling of presence. There is the theatrical show and the special edition which I had never seen before, another great bonus. The menus are huge with alot of added extras to be explored. It has not been taken out of the DVD tray, nor will it be, and acts as a demo for sound enthusiasts. DTS is awesome. I can't wait to get home and watch it again!
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