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

[victors]

I would go to the Life-Size Endoskeleton but it's too expensive

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by Seretur

See, he already went with Sideshow.

Looks like the battle damaged version -- or at least looks like it in his photo.

I used to have the "clean" one from Sideshow.

That's how I know this one will be plastic. The price difference between the Sideshow head and the one for this BD is just too great.

[KenThompson]

Why do they have to put stupid dvd's in with our bd's? Will end up throwing in the garbage. I'm sure we will pay extra for something we don't want or need.

[Ex Accountant]

Originally Posted by onehothemi

As a diehard terminator fan I can't wait for the collection. Although I don't think I will be getting the endo skull set as I already have this guy in my collection, but the cyberdyne set will be on its way. I hope the video is def better.

I love it! I'll take 2, please!!

[onehothemi]

If you are interested I have a few in stock actually.

[71Makaveli96]

[Achilles3]

I'm not paying $170 for one movie, that's just asinine and bad strategy on LG's part. Anyway does anyone know which of the extended cut will be included with the Skynet edition?

[Lyle_JP]

In addition, Lionsgate is packaging the new Skynet Edition with the Extreme Edition DVD and Ultimate Edition DVD versions into a Limited Edition T2 Complete Collector's Set. Paired with a digital copy of the film, these six discs together include every bonus feature ever produced for Terminator 2.

Well, just so long as nobody counts the Guns 'n' Roses music video.

Which I do.

[Lyle_JP]

Originally Posted by Achilles3

I'm not paying $170 for one movie, that's just asinine and bad strategy on LG's part. Anyway does anyone know which of the extended cut will be included with the Skynet edition?

There is only one true Extended Cut of the film. The easter egg on the UE, while a cute example of putting three versions on one disc, contained scenes that are not supposed to be in any version of the film. Cameron cut them for a reason.

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by Lyle_JP

Well, just so long as nobody counts the Guns 'n' Roses music video.

Which I do.

Good call. The GNR video belongs on a T2 release.

[geoffc]

does anybody know if these will be region locked?

[The TRUST]

Droooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!!!!!

I'm saving up for that Collectors edition for sure.

[nycomet]

Originally Posted by onehothemi

That Endoskeleton head has the same expression I image jwbbud has whenever he gets his hands on a new steelbook!
Those teeth are skeeving me out!

The six-disc set (with skull) might make for a good investment. Buy it, keep it sealed. Hide it in the closet. Sell it in 10 years for $1,000.

[Daredevil666]

There is only one true Extended Cut of the film. The easter egg on the UE, while a cute example of putting three versions on one disc, contained scenes that are not supposed to be in any version of the film. Cameron cut them for a reason.

Well, he let this version appear as a hidden feature, so it's definetely a true alternate version. To have it "hidden" make it a bounty for true fans. It shows how the movie played when it first was previewed, so it's an important part of it's history.

[Meeklo]

From Digital Bits:

We've got a quick update for you on Lionsgate's upcoming Terminator 2: Skynet Edition Blu-ray Disc release (due 5/19, SRP $29.99). A number of you have asked which version of the film is on the disc. According to the studio's official press release, the disc includes "multiple versions" of T2, likely via seamless branching like the previous DVD, including the 152-minute Special Edition, the 137-minute Theatrical Cut and (we believe) the Extended Special Edition as well (featuring the "2027" alternate ending). All are presented at 1080p resolution in the 2.35 aspect ratio. The transfer is THX certified. Audio will be available in English DTS-HD MA 6.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround EX, as well as French Dolby 2.0 Surround. English TheatreVision descriptive narrative audio for the blind and vision-impaired will also be included. Once again, extras on the Blu-ray will include 8 hours worth of extras and 140-minutes of "Bonus View" features, including a PiP viewing mode with behind-the-scenes video, text commentaries and multimedia galleries, a second storyboard-to-script viewing mode, audio commentary with director James Cameron and co-writer William Wisher, a second commentary with 26 members of the cast and crew, interactive quizzes and games, BD-Live online features, the THX Optimizer and D-Box motion control system enhancement. The Blu-ray is available separately or in the 6-disc Limited Edition T2 Complete Collector's Set (SRP $174.99) that also includes the previous Extreme Edition DVD and Ultimate Edition DVD releases as well as a Digital Copy version, all packaged in a 14" T-800 Endoskull bust that plays sound effects from the film while its eyes light up. Here's what the Blu-ray packaging looks like, along with the packaging for the Limited Edition box set (the German art for now - I'll replace it with the U.S. version as soon as possible) and the actual Endoskull bust...

[Sussudio]

Originally Posted by Meeklo

From Digital Bits:

We've got a quick update for you on Lionsgate's upcoming Terminator 2: Skynet Edition Blu-ray Disc release (due 5/19, SRP $29.99). A number of you have asked which version of the film is on the disc. According to the studio's official press release, the disc includes "multiple versions" of T2, likely via seamless branching like the previous DVD, including the 152-minute Special Edition, the 137-minute Theatrical Cut and (we believe) the Extended Special Edition as well (featuring the "2027" alternate ending). All are presented at 1080p resolution in the 2.35 aspect ratio. The transfer is THX certified. Audio will be available in English DTS-HD MA 6.1 and Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround EX, as well as French Dolby 2.0 Surround. English TheatreVision descriptive narrative audio for the blind and vision-impaired will also be included. Once again, extras on the Blu-ray will include 8 hours worth of extras and 140-minutes of "Bonus View" features, including a PiP viewing mode with behind-the-scenes video, text commentaries and multimedia galleries, a second storyboard-to-script viewing mode, audio commentary with director James Cameron and co-writer William Wisher, a second commentary with 26 members of the cast and crew, interactive quizzes and games, BD-Live online features, the THX Optimizer and D-Box motion control system enhancement. The Blu-ray is available separately or in the 6-disc Limited Edition T2 Complete Collector's Set (SRP $174.99) that also includes the previous Extreme Edition DVD and Ultimate Edition DVD releases as well as a Digital Copy version, all packaged in a 14" T-800 Endoskull bust that plays sound effects from the film while its eyes light up. Here's what the Blu-ray packaging looks like, along with the packaging for the Limited Edition box set (the German art for now - I'll replace it with the U.S. version as soon as possible) and the actual Endoskull bust...

thanks, added to OP!

[blujacket]

T2 has to be the record holder for most re-releases for video ever.

[Meeklo]

Originally Posted by blujacket

T2 has to be the record holder for most re-releases for video ever.

I think that title is being held by either Reservoir Dogs or Army of Darkness.

[davcole]

Will definitey pick up in May!!

[DarchAmonNagar]

Will be getting the Endo head set. When will these be up for pre-order on Amazon????? Having it on order will make me feel better.