Don't forget your 3D glasses :sunglasses:

CAN. NOT. WAIT. FOR. THIS.

One day and 3D only! Disappointed but still going.

Well it is Jugement DAY :sunglasses:

Thank you OP, would have had no idea otherwise. Can't wait

Damn, same day as my 25th wedding anniversary.. wonder if wife fancies it, we did see Terminator as one of our 1st dates

Awwww man wish it were more west and as cheap

Only £6.70 with VUE is you register for a Super Saver Tuesday account via their website.

Booked last night. Cannot wait.

Forgot check Vue, i know Cineworld wanted about £11 a ticket though. We normally use the Empire cinema in Wigan as closer to me, plus they usually have a decent voucher on the My Empire to use for a freebie or something. Hopefully something good in August.

Thanks for the heads up OP, booked at Cineworld (all that is near me) but used a meerkat code and got a nice saving.

Be nice if they added that short 3D 'sequel' that was made for Universal Studios. But they won't, of course. :disappointed:

That has been uploaded online if you look around.

Whattttt

So is this around in most cinemas?

From what ive seen it is ,but just on that one day and time regardless. Empire was best price id come across ticket wise

Yes one day only. 4k restoration and 3d conversion.

Stop this nonsense!

There's only two good Terminator films the first two and the second is probably the best. This film was never filmed in 3D, it never needed to be computerised in the 3D, there's no need for this! Just because you can doesn't mean you should.

I wonder how good the 3D is? Ghosts of the Abyss was excellent but Avatar was terrible.

Even cineworld is screening on the same day - cineworld.co.uk/

Avatar is considered one of the best 3D films ever made in terms of 3D. 3D is more than pop out effects, its also depth of perception. The 3D in this is supposed to be excellent

6.75 at my local odeon :smile:

Y
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absoloute world class film still to this day. one of the best films ever made. top 5 of all time easily. shame its on for one day only otherwise i would watch it

Crazy... £13.95 Each Ticket at My Local :thinking: Tried 3 Other Odeon's near me and £1 Cheaper

Err...Maybe just don't go and see it then? Why the frick should people that do want to see it in 3D have to miss out because YOU don't see the point? The mentality of 3D haters never ceases to amaze me...

For some reason, and only really applicable to our Northern Ireland readers, but the Odyssey Cinema is showing it on the 25th, with a VIP Screening in 3D also (at an eye-watering £22 - £20 if you are a member for reclining leather seat and small drink and popcorn!!!!). At least here we have an option if the 29th isn't suitable.

LINKY HERE

It's a shame that terminator Genisys killed off the franchise but Cameron gets the copywright back in a few years....

Can I take my 7 year old son to see this, with it being a 15? No bad father comments please, he's already seen it a couple of times with me.

I was too young to see T2 in 1991. How many other true summer blockbuster classics can you name since then?

It was a terrible film in 2D...why would I want to subject myself to 3D?

(Hunkers down in flame-proof bunker)

I happened to notice the other day that the 3D and 4k versions of T2 were up for pre-order at Amazon, didn't know a 3D conversion was even happening until then.

Not sure if its been said but I think this version in the original 1991 cut not the extended version

I was old enough to see T2 in 1991. When I realise that was 26 years ago it makes me feel really old!

(I'm not old, I'm 45 ya cheeky git)

I booked a couple of weeks ago but was just saying I would have paid to see it even if I wasn't an unlimited member

Looking forward to this - James Cameron loves 3D, so we can expect a superb conversion (much like Titanic 3D was).

Anyone know if they will show any other dates? T2 is one of my all time fav films but I will be out of the country until September 11 I will miss it :disappointed:

£13.25 at my local Odeon...oO
I'll wait for the Blu-ray release I think!

You must be blind, Avatar is still to this day the best 3D film I have seen by a MILE.

It's a great film, regardless of anyone liking or not liking the genre, it's a must see film. As for me commanding people what to do, that's not happened yet and won't be happening.

Least you Vue cinema is showing it, the brand new Vue Cinema in my town (only been open 2 weeks) isnt even showing it!!

Thanks for that info. Bizarre how Odyssey has it for the Friday but actually works out better for me. Odeon has it for Tuesday 29th though.

Was too young to ever watch this in the cinema but 1 of my favourite films EVER!!! So excited for this. Surprised the studios and chains don't get together and show classics like this say monthly as there's a huge nostalgia market.

He's racist against blue people :disappointed:

Anything to do with terminator 2 = HEAT

Thanks for the heads up. Had no idea about this.

Nottingham Showcase around £13 with booking fee, or £9.10 if you are an insider - free sign up, but only one ticket per order - however if your family has separate accounts and you do it quickly you can each buy your own ticket and end up next to each other.

My almost 15 year old daughter will sneak in with me as the wife won't do 3D.

Not many tickets left at Nottingham.

Really looking forward to this, was too young when it came out. Hope its the extended edition as well, love that scene where they unscrew his head

Agreed! I never saw Hugo in the cinema and apparently that's the best yet, but when I saw Avatar omg!! The onscreen content when he's recording for daily log's was amazing!!!

Is this the version where Sarah Connor states Michael Jackson's 40th birthday was one of the memorable events that took place since Judgement Day didn't happen 0_o.

Booked to see this a while back, can't wait! Ironically it's the night before my wedding... my Judgement Day... or is it Dooms Day?

£13.25 at Milton Keynes Odeon or £14.30 at Cineworld.
Do one!

"I'll be back" and "only in a re-run" too :sunglasses:

Brilliant film, not 4k tho, if it wasn't filmed in 4k then it'll never be 4k :stuck_out_tongue:

This is in my top 3 films of all time,along with Aliens and Goonies.

Still remember seeing it when it was first and that the cinema was filled to capacity.

Will probably wait for it to be released on 3D bluray later this year.

Although filmed before digital, I'd imagine it was actually filmed in old film format which is better than 4K

Avatar is the best example on my 3D TV but Hugo wins at the flicks. At one point I felt unbalanced in my seat!

Is there a 'title' for this - can't find it anywhere!

This film is better than anything else released this year, yet it only gets one day in cinemas? This deserves a wide release and not just in 3D. It would be so much better if, instead of remaking so many things, Hollywood simply remastered and re-released the classics every so often.

Terminator 2 - Battle Across Time.

I like your top 3, my top 3 classics are Point Break ( 1991 ), Terminator 2 ( 1991 ) and Home Alone ( 1990 ) :thumbsup: But many greatest movies came from that era actually

True, but i'd rather see it in 3D on a big screen as it was meant to be seen, so i've resisted the temptation so far.

I know, i just don't want to travel halfway around the world to see it. My dad saw it a few years ago - he said it was worth the trip!

I Think You Might Want To Go Easy On The Shift Key.

You won't be back.



I saw Battle Across Time in Florida and it really was fantastic - basically a compressed highlights reel of the action scenes in T2 and the 3D was amazing.

That's an alternate ending that you've probably seen as a DVD extra, where you see old Sarah and John in the park playing with his kid on the swings. It's never been included in any official version. The usual ending is the one/with the shot of the dark highway that ends with her saying 'if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can too'.
Not sure which version is getting the 4K restoration/3D treatment but most people seen to think it's the original 137min theatrical cut, so it might be missing some scenes you remember from the director's cut, which is the version you've most likely seen on TV/DVD, such as the dream sequence with Reese, removing the Terminator's chip, the T-1000 glitching, etc.



That only applies if a film was shot digitally. If you shoot something at 2K then, sure, it's never going to be 4K - it could be upscaled but it will never be true 4K.
However, before digital (like in 1991 when T2 was made) films were shot on actual film - that plastic stuff covered in chemicals that react to light. As an analog medium, film has no resolution - when a digital transfer is done (for DVD or Blu-Ray or even cinema these days, as most have switched to digital projectors) the film is scanned in at whatever resolution is required - and you could scan 35mm film in at a higher resolution than 4K before you couldn't get any more detail out of it.
This is why, when we move on to 8K, films like The Lord of the Rings, which was shot on actual film and could be properly digitised at 8K, will look better than films like The Hobbit, which was shot digitally at 4K and so any 8K version would just be an upscale.




T2 3-D: Battle Across Time


Well really the way it was meant to be seen is with live actors, and you're not going to get that experience in your average cinema!

Sod it ..... streaming this now.

No pointing paying a tenner and waiting a month to sit in a grotty smelly cinema

No Northern Ireland cinemas,so I'm holding out for a 3d bluray release.

Not that im aware of. Heh other countries are showing it to though so maybe look into that if you really want to watch it at the cinema. The date will probably be same though

It's actually part performed by actors on stage at the ride - it's Japan or Florida if you want it the way it is meant to be seen.

Think that lift scene was where Linda Hamilton lost most of her hearing in 1 ear after forgetting to put in her ear plugs for the scene.

that doesnt make it any better....

If it was a 12A you'd have no problem.
It's a 15 though, so technically the staff shouldn't let you in, even with a ticket. I have now idea how slack cinema staff are these days though!

im not exactly sure how this is classed as a deal, more like HotUKNotifications lol.
ive been looking forward for this for a month now since i read about it!! anyone know if 241 Meerkat movies can be used with this as well?

If you can get him to stand on one leg, that would be cool - You're own John Conner !

Surprised they haven't remade this and ballsed it up like everything else

My local Vue is one of the exception cinemas where the Super Saver Tuesday is on a Monday - so it won't work for this :disappointed:

oh i assumed analog wouldn't have the resolution needed, good to know

I was gobsmacked when I saw that there was a 3 and 5 year old watching POTA with me at 22:00 - complete disgrace even if it is a 12a!

It'll be a shame if it's not the director's cut that been remastered. Those extras scenes are really good!

£15.08 inc. booking fee with my local Vue and Super Tuesday for two of us - bargain :smile:

I was four when T2 came out. The chance to see it on the big screen is the big draw for me - can't believe people are bashing it, it's not like paying and viewing are compulsory...

One of the best films imo, I have the unlimited cineworld cards but would still be happy to pay what the going rate is for a 3D ticket! You're not obligated to see it

Booked! Already the best seats were taken, but managed to get still next to the aisle seats. I paid £25.50 for 2 tickets in total with 3D glasses, but I'm happy. Theres some things in life that you just don't care if its a bargain or full price!

Yeah, I prefer the director's cut. Maybe it's just because that's the first version I saw, being too young to have watched it in the cinema in 1991, but I think it's become the definitive version for most people. I understand why they cut some of the scenes but things like removing the chip and turning off 'read only' so that the Terminator can start to learn and a longer introduction to Miles Dyson seem like really integral parts of the film. Hopefully they have done a 4K transfer/3D conversion of that version and that's what we'll be getting on Blu-Ray UHD.



Cineworld is also showing it, just FYI! I just booked at my local one and seats were going fast so it's worth checking now. You can always cancel it if you decide to see it elsewhere.

Hot :sunglasses: maybe too hot...

Not sure if its been said but I think this version in the original 1991 cut not the extended version

I booked a couple of weeks ago but was just saying I would have paid to see it even if I wasn't an unlimited member

Anyone know if they will show any other dates? T2 is one of my all time fav films but I will be out of the country until September 11 I will miss it :disappointed:

You must be blind, Avatar is still to this day the best 3D film I have seen by a MILE.

Least you Vue cinema is showing it, the brand new Vue Cinema in my town (only been open 2 weeks) isnt even showing it!!

He's racist against blue people :disappointed:

Thanks for the heads up. Had no idea about this.

Nottingham Showcase around £13 with booking fee, or £9.10 if you are an insider - free sign up, but only one ticket per order - however if your family has separate accounts and you do it quickly you can each buy your own ticket and end up next to each other.

My almost 15 year old daughter will sneak in with me as the wife won't do 3D.

Not many tickets left at Nottingham.

Agreed! I never saw Hugo in the cinema and apparently that's the best yet, but when I saw Avatar omg!! The onscreen content when he's recording for daily log's was amazing!!!

Booked to see this a while back, can't wait! Ironically it's the night before my wedding... my Judgement Day... or is it Dooms Day?

"I'll be back" and "only in a re-run" too :sunglasses:

This is in my top 3 films of all time,along with Aliens and Goonies.

Still remember seeing it when it was first and that the cinema was filled to capacity.

Will probably wait for it to be released on 3D bluray later this year.

Avatar is the best example on my 3D TV but Hugo wins at the flicks. At one point I felt unbalanced in my seat!

I like your top 3, my top 3 classics are Point Break ( 1991 ), Terminator 2 ( 1991 ) and Home Alone ( 1990 ) :thumbsup: But many greatest movies came from that era actually

You won't be back.



I saw Battle Across Time in Florida and it really was fantastic - basically a compressed highlights reel of the action scenes in T2 and the 3D was amazing.

Sod it ..... streaming this now.

No pointing paying a tenner and waiting a month to sit in a grotty smelly cinema

Not that im aware of. Heh other countries are showing it to though so maybe look into that if you really want to watch it at the cinema. The date will probably be same though

I'm defo gonna miss it :disappointed:
Anyways the rest of you make sure you go and watch it!

Yeah, I never saw Hugo either actually but did hear it was a fantastic 3D film.

Avatars 3D is so good because of the 'ambient' 3D effect that is consistent throughout the film - instead of 'pop-out' in our face 3D which is mostly what these tacky films have.

can any1 tell me whats in the extended version?

Think i'll use one of my free odeon tickets.

How do you use meerkat voucher in advance? Thought they were specific to a week?

I'm defo gonna miss it :disappointed:
Anyways the rest of you make sure you go and watch it!

Yeah, I never saw Hugo either actually but did hear it was a fantastic 3D film.

Avatars 3D is so good because of the 'ambient' 3D effect that is consistent throughout the film - instead of 'pop-out' in our face 3D which is mostly what these tacky films have.

can any1 tell me whats in the extended version?

Think i'll use one of my free odeon tickets.

How do you use meerkat voucher in advance? Thought they were specific to a week?

You cant watch like this at the cinema
Sit in your pants? no, eat your own food that's not over priced? no X)

You cant watch like this at the cinema
Sit in your pants? no, eat your own food that's not over priced? no X)

Typical that it's on the day before I need to be up at some unearthly time to catch a ferry... so probably going to have to miss it :disappointed: Was too young to see T2 at the cinema.. looks like I am going to have to miss out again!

Typical that it's on the day before I need to be up at some unearthly time to catch a ferry... so probably going to have to miss it :disappointed: Was too young to see T2 at the cinema.. looks like I am going to have to miss out again!

Yeah i imagine it is the theatrical version getting the 4k/3D treatment.You can get the Sarah Connor ending as an easter egg on Skynet edition - i think via a remote code, its been a while since i put it on...probably never again heh!

Looks like it, going by the 137min running time the cinemas are giving it.


Except for the new 4K transfer, the 3D and the bigger screen - the key is to go to a nice cinema, not a grotty one!



It's the original theatrical cut (137min) that's being re-released in cinemas, but since you asked the main things the Special Edition (153min) added are the dream sequence with Kyle telling Sarah their son is in danger near the beginning, the scene where they remove the Terminator's chip and deactivate the read-only setting so that he can learn how to act more human and then you see John teaching him to smile, there are more scenes with Miles Dyson, particularly him explaining how the neural net processor he's working on will benefit mankind and then saying he's taking the kids to Raging Waters, and at the end there are a few shots of the T-1000 malfunctioning after he's recovered from the liquid nitrogen - he starts morphing into the things he's touching without meaning to.

thanls i def need to watch the uncut version now.. simply a world class film even to this day.

I got my ticket for free!!

Yeah i imagine it is the theatrical version getting the 4k/3D treatment.You can get the Sarah Connor ending as an easter egg on Skynet edition - i think via a remote code, its been a while since i put it on...probably never again heh!

Looks like it, going by the 137min running time the cinemas are giving it.


Except for the new 4K transfer, the 3D and the bigger screen - the key is to go to a nice cinema, not a grotty one!



It's the original theatrical cut (137min) that's being re-released in cinemas, but since you asked the main things the Special Edition (153min) added are the dream sequence with Kyle telling Sarah their son is in danger near the beginning, the scene where they remove the Terminator's chip and deactivate the read-only setting so that he can learn how to act more human and then you see John teaching him to smile, there are more scenes with Miles Dyson, particularly him explaining how the neural net processor he's working on will benefit mankind and then saying he's taking the kids to Raging Waters, and at the end there are a few shots of the T-1000 malfunctioning after he's recovered from the liquid nitrogen - he starts morphing into the things he's touching without meaning to.

Late reply but your only contribution to this site is posting a deal to cheap melons in asda 5 years ago, so your opinion counts for nothing.
Ps we watched it again tonight!!

Late reply but

Late reply but your only contribution to this site is posting a deal to cheap melons in asda 5 years ago, so your opinion counts for nothing.
Ps we watched it again tonight!!

Late reply but

Aah so by your logic, because I have only posted one deal, I have no idea what is and what isn't suitable for children?

gotcha.

Obviously, posting deals on a website is what qualifies one to be a responsible parent....


moron

Instead of passing judgement on my parenting skills you might want to start actually contributing to the site instead of just taking from It. Luckily there are other ppl that post deals because if everyone was like yourself, this website would just be a bitchy forum.

i would love to see it but the timing is bad. why 1 day only, plus checked seats, not many left and front screen ones left only arghhh.

Wired: Wow, 'Terminator 2' in 3-D Is a Bad Idea
http://hooks.co/hwHFG

Wired: Wow, 'Terminator 2' in 3-D Is a Bad Idea
http://hooks.co/hwHFG

Truth.

They took a grungy 80's scifi slasher flick villain, a complete bull-busting, unstoppable killing machine and... turned him into a baby sitter! He gives a little thumbs up at the end!?!? Complete nonsense.

Truth.

They took a grungy 80's scifi slasher flick villain, a complete bull-busting, unstoppable killing machine and... turned him into a baby sitter! He gives a little thumbs up at the end!?!? Complete nonsense.

Could it be they got the Judgement day date wrong by 20 years?, because nothing happened August 29th 1997!.

Heat added!

Could it be they got the Judgement day date wrong by 20 years?, because nothing happened August 29th 1997!.

Heat added!

Much better than The Sperminator, especially in 3d.