back in theatres
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The Terminator will be re-released in 4K this week in several cinemas across the US and Canada.. and UK and from August 30 - ahead of the 40th anniversary in October.
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The Terminator will be re-released in 4K this week in several cinemas across the US and Canada.. and UK and from August 30 - ahead of the 40th anniversary in October.
No one is going to go. Anyone who cares to watch this today already has it on their big screen TV via blu ray
shareWhy would I bother watching it on Blu Ray when I still have the VHS that I recorded off of HBO back in 1997?
shareNobody uses VHS anymore
shareI do and the quality is just as good as you would get from Blu Ray. Also if you just record it from HBO or Showtime it's free. You also don't have to worry about a Blu Ray Disc resetting and you losing your place.
shareNo VHS quality is as good as the blu ray. Impossible. Plus who wants to rewind and fast forward with a tape
shareVHS quality is just as good as Blu Ray and nothing you say will change my mind. You’re wasting your money buying blu ray disks.
shareI know more about this stuff than you do. So trust me when I tell you, there is no way a VHS tape is of higher quality than a blu ray
shareYou're trolling. It's been scientifically verified that VHS tapes have better quality than Blu Ray and with VHS you don't have to worry about losing your place. Rewinding isn't a big deal.
shareyeah, on a 13" monitor all forms of media are reduced to the same garbage detail
shareTry not to watch those VHS too often. VCRs are no longer manufactured. The only ones you can find are in goodwill, swap meets, ebay, and foreign countries.
shareI saw this on the big screen with my dad first time around.
shareI was 4 months old. Wow, it's already been 40 years.
shareYou saw this in a theater at 4 months old?
shareI can top that, I wasn’t even born when this came out so I saw it in a theater when I was negative 8 months old.
shareThat doesn't count.
shareLives that haven’t been born yet Matter
shareWhen it comes to whether or not one has seen a movie in a theater, the baby must be out of the womb. You never saw The Terminator in the theater
shareFrightening. I remember it like it was maybe 10 years ago.
shareGreat, so we can see firsthand what new horrors of AI manipulation and digital noise reduction Cameron has unleashed on this poor film, just like his other recent "4K" releases. Dude needs to be medicated at this point and the reins taken far away.
shareNot since George Lucas has a filmmaker so badly abused his own creations.
shareVery true, though with Lucas it's even worse because he relegated the unaltered OT to a garbage, non-anamorphic DVD extra and we haven't seen it again since.
There's at least a few Cameron releases on standard Blu-ray that are acceptable, but who knows if we'll ever see a proper 4K of these films after his recent massacres. He's obsessed with digital shit, and that's okay if you're only making digital shit, but leave the classic 35mm films alone, ffs.
Lucas, Jackson, Cameron... it's disturbing how they've all gone down a similar path.
John Connor was killed while still young and replaced in the most recent entry of the series.
Thus rendering the previous entries meaningless.