Customer Ratings & Reviews

I first saw this movie in the theater when it was first released., 4K UltraHD on our home theater is as close as we can come to that. Excellent special effects!

I was actually very surprised at the overall great quality of this 4K remaster. I was on the fence about buying (because I already have this film on BluRay), but I'm really happy that I did.

One of my all time faves. I know the transfer isn't as good as others but I'm glad for the upgrade - only had DVD.

A great picture upgrade over the Blu-ray a little disappointing they didn't upgrade the sound though the Blu-ray skynet edition had dts 6.1 this one has dts 5.1 but still sound good and looks amazing

Really awesome movie. Haven’t used the 4K disc, but the 1080p blu ray is great, has lots of good features. Has a great commentary track with over 20 crew members that’s fun to listen to.

I already have the movie on bluray. But I bought this 4k version just for a better job of putting Arnold's face on his stunt double during the truck chase scene.

well he said he'd be back but failed to mention it would be in 4k now please release T3 in 4k because that is the best terminator film by far. thanks!

The audio track on this version is amazing and that alone was worth the upgrade from DVD to 4k. The movie itself is an obvious masterpiece and if you have not seen it by now just do it already!

I loved the resolution and picture quality of 4 K. And the Dolby Atmos surround sound will blow you away. Good buy and saved so much and James Cameron did create the awesome action pack movie.

4k reference material!!! I own a LG 75uh8500 super uhd. and I'm telling you if you ever want tto put you hdr to the test, this is the movie, plenty bright outside shots with the sun beaming down the cowboys and people of the city, there are also plenty of dark scene's that will test the deep blacks of your tv. overall a really good movie with lots of western gun fire and interesting fun characters

story line connects from the original, with more action Terminator was good, but Terminator 2 was awesome, all others a Terminator movies after those two were garbage and should of been terminated

James Cameron delivers one of the best follow up sequels in film history ! Action set piece after action set piece and the quality is great !

The best this movie has ever looked. Still enjoyable after all these years. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking to upgrade from the already excellent blu-ray edition of this film.

Everything that has been said about T2 has been said, especially nearly 30 years of hindsight. I can't add anything more about the story and it's themes, it's top notch technical attributes, amongst everything else. But I can add my 2 cents about the disc(s) in question. James Cameron had wanted to release a 3D version in theatres in honor of the film's 25th anniversary, and, of course, he is a huge proponent of 3D, having directed Avatar to great critical and commercial fame and a resurgence of 3D and the re-release of Titanic in 3D in 2012 for it's 15th anniversary, its a no-brainer he'd go back to his best film and give it a 4k and 3d remaster. Unfortunately, the release was delayed by a full year and also wasn't marketed enough or released in enough theaters to recoup costs here in the states. But, luckily enough, Lionsgate managed to release a 4k release here (sad the 3D release wasn't released here in the states, but can be had from Europe for those with region-free players or spend about $40 to nab a region A release from Korea) with the brand new 4k remaster and some other CGI tinkering to fix some errors in the film. Unfortunately, what worked for the 3D version outright bombs here in 4k. The film is scrubbed virtually clean of film grain and it adds a waxy look to everything in the film, as if it was shot on digital gear. There is some fine details not noticed on BluRay or DVD, but this is a fairly sad picture, reminiscent of the first 2 BluRays from 2006 and 2009, respectively (for my opinion, the 2015 BluRay remains the best version to date, with accurate grain, details, and colors). Colors also have been tweaked to a noticeable degree, but it's still not as bad as the DNR (DIGITAL NOISE REDUCTION). The audio though? The DTS-X track is a killer soundtrack, with enough punch to go through brick wall with the strength of an atom bomb. Discrete, sharp and loud surround support, with enough satisfaction in the low-end to cause a foundation to crumble. It's good stuff Extras are not found on the 4k disc itself (Which Lionsgate has corrected since then, with nearly every 4k disc having most or all the extras on the UHD, which is something most studios still don't do!) but the included BluRay (the dreaded Skynet Edition from 2009) contains the 3 cuts of the film, commentaries, featurettes, and more on the disc. It's good stuff, but nothing new added since 2003(!) and it's a huge disappointment that they couldn't scrounge a retrospective from cast and crew. All in all, this is a poor release, with poor picture and extras, with the only plus being the terrific audio soundtrack on the 4k disc (the 5.1 DTS-HD track on the BluRay is also quite good, but the added height channels make it amazing) and the old extras included on the aging BluRay. Only get on sale for less than $10. It's that bad.

This is by far one of my favorite movies ever, and now that it’s been released in 4K, it makes for an even more incredible viewing experience!

4K Master for arguably the best film in the Terminator Franchise. A definite buy for film afficionados! Film regularly goes for less than 10 dollars so be on the lookout for a deal.

You can tell James Cameron took care in making sure the movie looked as great as it should. The only way the movie can be any better is watching it in theater again.

Great 4K transfer!!! Not grainy good sound, originally mastered in THX although it’s not THX 4K but still good quality sound!!! Great classic movie sharp picture quality!!

Terminator 2 is one of the very best action sequels ever made. Seeing it in 4K takes it up a notch. Great price too.

Grew up watching this movie. Owned the vhs, dvd, Blu-ray, and now in 4K. Being able to see this in 4K and seeing all the tiny details makes it even more amazing. Must own if you have an OLED tv!