Terminator 2 - Judgment Day - REGION FREE BLU-RAY = €6.43

spanner_head · 14-06-2008 11:28pm #1

Linky:

http://www.axelmusic.com/productDetails/012236191513

Special Features

* 1080p high definition
* 16x9 widescreen version
* THX optimizer
* 5.1 DTS-ES audio
* 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround EX audio
* Theatrical version (137 min.)
* Archival audio commentary with James Cameron and co-writer William Wisher
* Archival audio commentary featuring 26 members of cast and crew
* Interactive menus powered by Metamenu technology
* Change audio mix, subtitle language or jump to any scene at any time - even during playback

Enda89 · 15-06-2008 1:00am

****n hell thats a sweet deal!!! is there any postage on top of that or what??

EDIT: just realised it says €1.49 delivery, so €7.92 in total. savage deal der!!! defo ordering this

iggy · 15-06-2008 11:19am

Just ordered.
thats a great price tnx

viv.ie · 15-06-2008 11:46am

Just ordered a copy,nice find.Thanks for heads up

redfan · 15-06-2008 12:01pm

so this is the cinema version ? not the long version with the extra ending?

waiste of time .. 1st bluray release wouldnt be up to much other than to see the film in hd.
ive the extreme edition r1 way better .
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=160

Enda89 · 15-06-2008 12:10pm

redfan wrote: »

so this is the cinema version ? not the long version with the extra ending?

waiste of time .. 1st bluray release wouldnt be up to much other than to see the film in hd.
ive the extreme edition r1 way better .
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=160

yeah its the theatrical version and apparently its a good quality transfer:

From blu-ray.com...

Lionsgate has released Terminator 2 for the first time on Blu-ray as expected in 1080p high definition inside the film's original 2.35:1 frame. This is a fine but underwhelming presentation on the whole. Flaws are few and far between, but it just doesn’t strike me as especially great. The image at times looks slightly washed out, especially in the black levels. There is still a good deal of detail to be seen throughout in both close-ups and distance shots. I noticed no major instances of edge enhancements, but some was indeed present in places. Flesh tones are natural and accurate and color reproduction appears to be spot-on. The image as a whole has a fairly good three dimensionality to it. This is one of the very earliest of Blu-ray releases, and as such, it doesn't quite live up to the standard we are seeing today, even from the more recent Lionsgate titles. Nonetheless, this is still the best looking version of T2 I have ever seen.

redfan · 15-06-2008 12:33pm

nahh id hold out for somthing more than that ...
sure id even buy this on hd .
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=11183

french or german version ... quality esp the german edition. frined of mine got it . awesome...
but for now im sticking to my araston r1 dvd ...amazing extras ..and the full full version ......

ohh and dts 7.1 holy smoke ........if you got the right amp.....

spanner_head · 15-06-2008 3:23pm

One can't really go wrong for €7.92.....

Mossy Monk · 15-06-2008 3:49pm

Enda89 wrote: »

yeah its the theatrical version and apparently its a good quality transfer:

It sure is. Got this a while back for about a tenner. Looks great.

Tony · 15-06-2008 4:54pm

Thanks OP

The_Conductor · 20-06-2008 11:50am

While you're on the site- it has a load of Imax presentations for around a tenner each, which I think are a worthwhile purchase (matter of taste of course)......