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Author:  pcernie [ Thu Jun 04, 2009 11:28 pm ]
Post subject:  Cool Terminator figures

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http://www.forbiddenplanet.co.uk/index. ... alItems=84

I'll check this series of figures out in the FP shop before I even consider buying any of them, but they look brill for the most part :D

Author:  vdbswong [ Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:14 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Cool Terminator figures

Clicky

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

If only it were as good as the US release though... and cheaper.

Author:  Linux_User [ Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:31 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Cool Terminator figures

vdbswong wrote:
Clicky

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

If only it were as good as the US release though... and cheaper.


If I had that thing in my house I would get nightmares. :shock:

Author:  pcernie [ Fri Jun 05, 2009 4:57 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Cool Terminator figures

vdbswong wrote:
Clicky

:twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

If only it were as good as the US release though... and cheaper.


That's been a potential purchase for me since I first saw it - what's the difference between the regions though?

Author:  vdbswong [ Sat Jun 06, 2009 5:19 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Cool Terminator figures

pcernie wrote:
That's been a potential purchase for me since I first saw it - what's the difference between the regions though?


The US release came with quite a bit more, according to a mixture of Amazon, Google and Wikipedia it came with 3 discs, One Terminator 2 blu-ray, Extreme Edition DVD and Ultimate Edition DVD. If you're wondering why the latter two were included it's because there are some special features that weren't included in the blu-ray (god knows why not).

The only downside to the US Edition is that it's only the "normal"/"original" release of Terminator 2 on blu-ray which supposedly didn't look *that* good and came with the same soundtrack from the DVDs. The newer Skynet Edition blu-rays supposedly offer a better/remastered picture with a HD soundtrack. However the UK edition only comes with the single Skynet Edition blu-ray however includes a "majority" of special features released.

TBH for the price it was going at (£70 or £80) i would have expected it to be the complete Terminator trilogy (or should we just say the first two films :twisted:) on blu-ray and not just the single film (as much as i love T2).

Author:  pcernie [ Sat Jun 06, 2009 9:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Cool Terminator figures

vdbswong wrote:
pcernie wrote:
That's been a potential purchase for me since I first saw it - what's the difference between the regions though?


The US release came with quite a bit more, according to a mixture of Amazon, Google and Wikipedia it came with 3 discs, One Terminator 2 blu-ray, Extreme Edition DVD and Ultimate Edition DVD. If you're wondering why the latter two were included it's because there are some special features that weren't included in the blu-ray (god knows why not).

The only downside to the US Edition is that it's only the "normal"/"original" release of Terminator 2 on blu-ray which supposedly didn't look *that* good and came with the same soundtrack from the DVDs. The newer Skynet Edition blu-rays supposedly offer a better/remastered picture with a HD soundtrack. However the UK edition only comes with the single Skynet Edition blu-ray however includes a "majority" of special features released.

TBH for the price it was going at (£70 or £80) i would have expected it to be the complete Terminator trilogy (or should we just say the first two films :twisted:) on blu-ray and not just the single film (as much as i love T2).


Thanks for the reply - that's an utter balls-up, isn't it? It's probably to do with rights in different countries regarding the special features I suppose, but there's little excuse for different quality versions of the film itself :roll:

Watched the final hour or so of the original on BBC1 last night - apart from some animatronics that were probably state of the art at the time (and for it's budget) ;) , it's hard to fault the film at all. The stop-motion endoskeleton still works in it's own way, and on watching the film over again, it's actually amazing just how much interest Arnie gives you in a humourless cyborg killer :o

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