I'm curious to see what you guys report back with.

It would be nice to compare the findings to Servo's collection of 35mm frame pics.

Hopefully the stars will be in alignment and I'll be able to attend a screening.

(2017-11-13, 03:36 PM)Bigrob Wrote: heads up

The Prince Charles Cinema in London will be screening a 70mm print on 3rd Jan

I came to post this, I am so going to do this

Utterly and completely disappointed!!

Quote:DVD Schweizer has made a screenshot comparison between T2 Skynet Edition (Europe) and the new 4K remaster (2D).

Set 1: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/123880
Set 2: http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison/123881

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=...count=3909

The 3D wasn't green like this. The shot of the T-1000 entering the hospital was pretty much cyan as were pretty much all the night scenes.

Kinda glad I didn't go 4K for this release 

It does make you wonder if Lowry insisted the grain was put back into T1, Aliens, The Abyss, Titanic

(2017-09-14, 11:42 PM)Beber Wrote: Cons :
- picture is way too scrubed, overfiltered. Not to the extent of Predator UHE, but still. Actually, the 1st time we see Silberman's wrinkled face, it did remind me the general's face at the beginning of Predator UHE. Holly crap, that bulldog is not pretty.

Right there:




"You're one ugly, mother f***er !"

It seems the greatest Schwarzenegger films will always suffer on Bluray.

I preordered the German 2d+3d steelbox of this. The DNR is ridiculous, but it is sharper. Not gonna be very "filmic" or true to anything, but I think I'll have a blast watching it anyway, just for the amusement of seeing all grain wiped out.

I say with fake grain added like with Film Convert it might look OK.

70mm print sample