Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) (Skynet Edition)

[Mr. Cinema]

Originally Posted by ryoohki

Interesting
'
this 1080p/VC-1 encode (2.35:1) offers no truly appreciable upgrade over the previous Blu-ray (which I reviewed upon first release back in 2006).
'

and expected as the UK version is the same transfert in VC1 too...

Then he says later....

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

[Marine Mike]

Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema

Then he says later....

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

I noticed that he contradicted himself as well.

Its a shame that he didn't post any screenshots.

[bandit29]

I wonder how this compares with the JP release I have..that is AVC with 5.1 Dolby True HD....

probably just rent this version..

[kpkelley]

Originally Posted by Marine Mike

I noticed that he contradicted himself as well.

Its a shame that he didn't post any screenshots.

Should be similar to the Japanese Geneon transfer reviewed at the beaver. Click on the image for more.
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[pro-bassoonist]

Originally Posted by hendra

How soon will blu-ray.com be able to review new released T2 Skynet Edition?

We will have a review for the UK version later tonight!

Pro-B

[kiskiboy97]

U.S. release review coming tomorrow.

[The Mr Safety]

Originally Posted by Holographic

If you are interested (probably many aren't), here's the highdefdigest-review

I know what you mean when you say probably many aren't interested in a review because I'm not. I am definitely going to buy it day 1 without reading any reviews because this is one of my favorite movies and I didn't buy the first release of T2 on blu, so I definitely will be buying the Skynet Edition no questions asked.

[anomynous]

Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist

We will have a review for the UK version later tonight!

Pro-B

If possible, please test the region coding...............

[pro-bassoonist]

Originally Posted by anomynous

If possible, please test the region coding...............

It is possible

Region-B "locked" with individual English, German and French menu interfaces.

Pro-B

[CRMA]

I am most excited to hear the review of the HD audio. I am curious, how will the receiver process a 6.1 sound through a 7.1 setup?

[bypass]

Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist

We will have a review for the UK version later tonight!

Pro-B

[anomynous]

Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist

It is possible

Region-B "locked" with individual English, German and French menu interfaces.

Pro-B

Damnit, no steel for me........


Thanks for the help

[anomynous]

Originally Posted by iFarid

And the region coding on that one please

It's Region A locked

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by iFarid

How's the packaging for the US release? Is it a metal slipcase?

looks like a standard slipcase

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=85539

[Offender_Mullet]

"This 1080p/VC-1 encode (2.35:1) offers no truly appreciable upgrade over the previous Blu-ray (which I reviewed upon first release back in 2006)."

then later in the review..........

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

Huh? I assume there's a typo in that last part.

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Offender_Mullet

"This 1080p/VC-1 encode (2.35:1) offers no truly appreciable upgrade over the previous Blu-ray (which I reviewed upon first release back in 2006)."

then later in the review..........

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

Huh? I assume there's a typo in that last part.

lol....oh high def digest....

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by Offender_Mullet

"This 1080p/VC-1 encode (2.35:1) offers no truly appreciable upgrade over the previous Blu-ray (which I reviewed upon first release back in 2006)."

then later in the review..........

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

Huh? I assume there's a typo in that last part.

split personalities maybe?

[TauHeel05]

His reviews are very inconsistent. He gave 'Apocalypto' 4 out of 5 stars for PQ. Gimme a break bud, it's just about perfect.

[jw]

probably has to do with this :
http://forums.highdefdigest.com/1470230-post10.html

That is why I am asking. Isn't this the feedback section? I am pleased with the reviews of Josh, Peter, David and Tom. I think it is VERY important to list their previous experience and equipment they use. I'd like to know which reviews have merit. I don't care to read reviews by community college dropouts living off their parents. I don't want to read about performance with a 32" 720p LCD and a lossy HTiB. When I do I check the informal forums.

I see they banned him

[drtre81]

Originally Posted by Offender_Mullet

"This 1080p/VC-1 encode (2.35:1) offers no truly appreciable upgrade over the previous Blu-ray (which I reviewed upon first release back in 2006)."

then later in the review..........

"The disc's VC-1 encode is far better than the previous Blu-ray, however, with none of the motion artifacts, edginess or pixelization that so rankled last time."

Huh? I assume there's a typo in that last part.

rick james moment?