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Thanks for the tip, Josh. I have reviewed the T2 thread in Van Ling's area, and I'm satisfied that the DNR issue has been blown out of proportion, mostly by well-meaning people who have misinterpreted what they were seeing. Van Ling repeatedly states in his thread that he didn't request ANY...

Over at The Digital Bits, Bill Young has just revised his statements about this Blu-ray and the issue of DNR. Young is saying that Lionsgate is saying that no grain reduction was done for this edition - that the differences visible between this edition and the earlier US Blu-ray have to do...

Mike, the problem being described sounds like one regarding firmware updates. I have both a PS3 (which is what I primarily use) and a Panasonic that I picked up last year, and I keep them up to the most current firmware. If there is any doubt, I recommend looking up your player on the company...

StevenW, you read that correctly. The featurettes and interviews from the SD discs have been placed into the PIP interactive menu on the Blu-ray. In order to see them, you have to be watching the movie. That's part of the reason I recommended people hang on to their SD editions - so they could...

I agree about the menus potentially being a PITA, but after a little time with it, I was able to get around without a problem. That said, it's definitely a pain when I put in a Blu-ray to play a movie and it takes several minutes trying to access the internet to download stuff I don't even want...

Johnny, I'm pulling the fork out of my gizzard, but I do hear what you're saying... T2 essentially puts Sarah Connor in the position of Kyle Reese from the first film, as the "Cassandra" character that nobody believes but who is cursed with fatal knowledge that affects everyone. Her best...

Sam, you caught me there. But the more I think about it, the more correct it feels. Now, if there hadn't been a first Terminator movie, that number would go higher. But it's inescapable that this film simply repeats the plot of the first one - albeit with much nicer effects and a real budget...

If you're on the fence, then I recommend renting. Worst case scenario, it costs you five bucks or so to find out whether the quality is worth the sale price.

Blu-ray Disc REVIEW TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY SKYNET EDITION Studio: Tri-Star/Orion (Home Video via Lionsgate) Film Year: 1991 Film Length: 2 hours 17 minutes (Theatrical Edition) 2 hours 32 minutes (Special Edition) Genre: Science Fiction/Action Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 BD Resolution...