Customer Ratings & Reviews

What can I say other than Terminator 2 is a true sci fi classic but now in 4k, on a quality 4k hdr set its like seeing the movie for the first time again. Razor sharp picture and excellent hdr implementation along with special effects that rival or exceed what we are getting in 2020 make this an easy pick up recommendation for your 4k uhd library.

I thought the Blu-ray version was awesome but I must say I was wrong. The 4k version is better by far. The sound and picture quality just blows your mind.

looks better in blue ray then thje other watched it 4 times

Awesome movie in great quality of 4K goodness . Amazing!

This was one of my favorite movies growing up. When I saw it on sale before Christmas for 4k I had to get it. Seeing it in ultra hd and hdr blew my mind.

I've seen a lot of people giving this product negative reviews. I was impressed with the movie quality and the packaging and most importantly the price!

Better than the original, and Arnold has better hairstyle

One of the best films of all time gets one of the best physical releases to date. SB has amazing artwork, definitely a collectible- 5/5. The 4K is an amazing transfer too. The picture is very clear and colors sharp- 5/5. Sound is perfect- 5/5. Comes with a lot of legacy SF from past releases, which are all great- 5/5

There are mixed reviews on this 4K remaster all over the internet. The reason is that they used a lot of digital smoothing and it effects the faces of the actors in the movie from time to time. The effect that it has in the rest of the movie including the crisp clean backgrounds, special effects, gunfire and explosions makes it all worth it for me. My wife had never seen the movie and when the credits rolled and showed the copyright 1991 she looked at me and said. “I can’t believe that movie is 28 years old”. That’s the best way I can put it. There are plenty of old rerealeses that show their age but this movie looks modern and beautiful.

I've read reviews from fanboys of this film saying that the 4K version isn't true to form since they removed all the grain. DUH! I'm glad they DID! If you want grain go plug in your VHS or DVD or go watch the 4K UHD of Ghostbusters if you want horrid grainy 4K. I want my 4Ks clean, and this is as clean as you can restore a film. It goes to 11 in every way. Grain sucks. If I wanted grain I would've kept my mid 90s Sony Trinitron. All you fan boys need to go back to the 90s. This version is EPIC, and is the 4K gold standard by which all earlier films being restored in 4k should try to live up to. I wasn't even a huge fan of this film, but it was on sale so I went for it. But after watching it in 4K, I'm a huge fan. I wish all 4K UHDs were this clean, but sadly they aren't and you feel robbed. Ghostbusters is a fine example of the mastered in 4K blu-ray being far superior and cleaner than the actual 4K UHD which is so grainy it's sickening. AHHHHHHHNNNNNNNOOOOOOOLLLLD!!!!

Purchased this on Black Friday. Picture quality and sound are fantastic. Love this movie, watched twice already.

Love the picture and sound of this classic movie. It’s worth getting this upgrade to the best of the series.

This is probably Arnold's best action movie. This is a must have anyone's movie collection. T2 in 4K? DUHHHHH.

In my opinion, great transfer of movie for 4k. If you liked T2 in standard BluRay, you will love this disc.

I thought it looked great on blue ray but on 4K it goes beyond that it's s like watching it for the first time.

You can’t go wrong with a classic like this. While some of the special effects are dated the upscale doesn’t detract from the overall movie. And since this is the director’s cut you are getting the best cut of the film.

Terminator 2 is a great action movie. It is still the best Terminator movie in the franchise in my opinion.

Unreal quality one of the few movies I buy over and over in the new formats and it’s just LEGENDARY!!!

Great movie classic I watch it back in the 90s and now in 4k is amazing I really recommended it

the film looks great in 4K. It looks like a brand new movie even though it came out almost 30 years ago