Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Skynet Edition (Uncut) [Blu-ray] (1991) | Imported from USA | Region A Locked | Lionsgate Films | 154 min | English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 ES Matrix/Dolby Digital 5.1 EX | Action Sci-Fi | Director: James Cameron | Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, Edward Furlong

Shemaroo presents a special Sub-continent Edition DVD of TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY that features some extras, though not like the other versions around the world.(ref. Wikipedia)This DVD is awesome in print quality. Best suited for normal TV. Try Blu-ray if you want to watch on HDTV and PC for ultimate experience as it will contain many special features/extras. Do not under estimate the standard definition DVD in movie quality.Special Features:Soundtrack Hindi/English, 5.1 Surround Sound, The making of T2, Interactive Menu.DVD9, Dolby Digital, PAL, English Subtitles.100% Satisfied.THANKS AMAZON.

It's one of my most favourite action movies & I m a big fan of ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGAR since my childhood.But I have a reason to be disappointed that the quality of this dvd is cheap & it comes with a cheap paper case.Resolution is not fit for PC. It is better to be played on dvd player.

The DVD specifies the Hindi audio as 5.1, however it really isn't what it seems to be. All 6 channels contain the same audio track, i.e, you won't even get stereo sound effects, let alone 5.1 surround sound.

The CD is not working in any of the system and when I look for sending back options it was found i cannot send it back. Now it is no use of me. wastage of money. pathetic.

Gud....DvDSound quality gud... better then 5.1Hindi 2.0 English 5.1It is not Hindi. 5.1

Good, prompt service

Not good recording

Excellent Movie...

You get two discs, one with the 4k Theatrical version on it only and no special features.A standard Blu-ray containing the special edition and extended ending one. They're both the newly colour graded version with the extra scenes from the old Blu-ray spliced in. Not good. If they couldn't be bothered to colour grade the extra scenes i would've preferred if they did the same with the 4K disc version.The 4k disc is a mixed bag really. The new colour grade is nice and at times the film looks rather good. But most of the time it feels very soft and pastel like in picture clarity. Obviously DNR was used (i suspect because of the 3D conversion). And its not very good for the most part.A real shame because this film is still one of the best films ever made to this day. It deserves better treatment than this. Maybe one day we will get the version that it deserves.

The film does look fantastic in 4K, however they have only included the theatrical release on 4K. I was looking forward to this for months only to be left disappointed. AVOID

Version 4KTrès grand FAN de Terminator, je visionne ce film pour la 24eme fois et cette fois-çi en 4K sur Tv 55 pouces incurvée.Dès les premières secondes je suis bluffé ! La larme à l'oeil, l'impression de redécouvrir (encore) le film car déjà bluffé par la version 1080p.IMAGE : Le lissage des textures n'est pas exagérée selon moi, j'ai vu pire comme sur le BR de PREDATOR première scène entre Carl Weathers et Arnold SCH. par exemple !En s'attardant sur le regard des personnages on remarque le travail effectué car les contours des yeux et les couleurs sont un peu plus "numérique" que réel bien que cela reste très acceptable.Aucune saccade, merci mon écran et son système Motion Pictures.SON : Déjà regardé plusieurs fois en VF et en VO, les pistes sont quasiment identiques au BR sauf ! SAUF des accentuations d'effets (pisto laser et explosions)EN bref, ce 4K vient s'ajouter au BR de T2 déjà en ma possession et j'en suis plus que satisfait !

Excellent 4k transfer with virtually no grain as there is so often on older remastered films. As others have mentioned the 4k disc only has the cinema version but the few omitted scenes form the extended versions are on the standard Blu ray disc, This is not a great issue for me as I have seen them several times previously. There is considerable picture improvement with hdr and for those interested there is no Atmos or Dolby Vision. Another reviewer has mentioned varying colour quality in the film but I can’t say I noticed anything whilst viewing on a 4k hdr projector.

one of the best sci-fi movies ever gets a restoration that has split the opinion of fans. well i never. i watched on a 50" hisense hdr compatible 4k tv using an xbonex as the 4k disc player. the movie looks amazing. the level of detail in this, a 90's movie, is at times eye popping. combined with hdr and the colour palette looks lovely with very vibrant colours and lovely inky blacks. what has gone is the grain that would normally be present in a movie of this age. some people gonna hate it, others will love it. loses a star though as it is only the theatrical version that is present in 4k, the two longer cuts are present on a separate bluray disc.