Customer Ratings & Reviews

He came back in 4K great movie in an updated visual format.

The sound and picture quality is great, looks like it was filmed recently!

Finally added this to complete my collection great movie!

One of the best movies I've ever seen growing up, obvious purchase for me.

Ultra 4K. Well Worth extra price. Felt like it just came out vs 20 years ago

Great movie

James Cameron delivers the restored in 4K Terminator 2 and it doesn't disappoint!

Got this movie for $10 and it looks really nice in 4K.

This was one of the first major action movies I watched as a kid and it was always on VHS. I was not intending on buying it, but when I saw the ultimate Skynet edition for five dollars, I figured why not? I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of extras. There are four versions of the film on here and plenty of special features. Plus, the high definition of the T1000 is nothing to complain about. Buy this if you love the Terminator!

Seen hundreds of times but new digital 4K remaster looks sharp & on point!! Wow!

The first 2 Terminator films are both brilliant. While T1 came out of nowhere with a very original story + fascinating premise and strong execution by filmmaker James Cameron, this sequel managed to expand on the 1st movie with just as strong of a story while upping the bar with special effects and action sequences that still hold up well today. As such, this blu-ray is a must for every fan of the sci-fi / action genre.

Enjoyed this movie! Great quality. Love watching this 4k

Must own for fans of the movies. Crisp picture HDR really enhances explosions

This movie was so much better in the ultra 4K DVD. A must on anybody’s list

Looks great in 4k HDR. Its great it includes a regular blu ray disc as well

Great movie a classic ! In 4k you’ll love it more !!!!

A high advanced terminator against the old adversion terminator. Great movie.

One of the best science fiction movie of all time...is a must have in 4k

This film manages to surpass the original in every way, and builds upon the universe created in the first. The effects hold up surprisingly well, and the movie makes a good transfer to 4K (though many will argue about a blue tint). If you're hoping for a re-master, it may be best to wait. Otherwise, there's no reason to not own this classic.

It’s a whole different experience in 4K. However, make sure you have a 120Hz 4K tv to get the 120 frames per second, otherwise you will experience artifacts here and there. I’m really upset that 120Hz is not the standard for 4K TVs.