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T2: The Home Video Alterations Comparison

In 2017 T2 Terminator 2: Judgment Day returned to theaters nationwide and with a fresh coat of paint. Not only did the film received a phenomenal 3D makeover, but it was also remastered and regraded with new color timing. This 2017 version is now available as standard Bluray, 3D Bluray and 4K disc. Will take a look at this modernized version, but also will shed a spotlight on how T2 had looked in its various formats, because some may not know that the current Bluray/4K version is not the first time the film had color changes. Also, the 2017 version has digitally altered scenes, and though I don't think there are fans that don't know that visually this 2017 version has been reworked fairly significantly, perhaps there are some new fans who maybe just recently discovered the films and aren't familiar with all the changes and alterations done to the film. It's a topic that's been covered around, but I thought I may collect it all here for me and everyone else to see ...

Modern Collectibles: The Terminator 4K Steelbook and Slipcover Editions - Dissecting the Covers

The year 2024 marked the 40th Anniversary of James Cameron's 1984 actual debut picture (while it used to be a common knowledge that he didn't actually directed Piranha 2 as he was fired after just few days of shooting and the movie was directed, finished and edited with a different director, I'm not sure it still is. For more on it, go HERE ). The Terminator , along with Terminator 2: Judgment Day , remains my favorite movie of all time to this day. This movie has a certain nightmarish mood to it throughout the entire film, like a fever dream it originated from. Very few movies were able to turn everyday world into this constantly terrifying nightmare - something created purely with visuals and music. I think other than The Terminator , only 1990's The Exorcist III and 1987's Angel Heart were able to completely master that mood, although there are other great films that did pretty well in that field as well (like the original Candyman or Jacob's Ladder for ...

FAQ For New Fans #23: "Why Didn't Reese Recognize the Terminator?"

My websites were always targeted primarily for the hardcore fans who almost know it all. The purpose of my sites was too shine light on some very obscure interviews and facts that aren't accessible in well known books or extras that are still available for purchase. However, times change, and new generations and fans come along - and I realized that a lot of my audience consist of fans who aren't diehards who know every book and interview by memory for decades (like all the fans at the Terminator Files Forum years ago), or just never went outside the films. So this is the first part of a different type of FAQ section, for those less initiated in Cameronverse. James Cameron is one of those very few storytellers who leave the fans with more answers than any scifi fan would hope for, certainly much more than any other scifi storyteller. While movies are about the kinetic energy, emotions visual art and story, and they are certainly not obligated to explain or elaborate on every ...

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