Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Restored and Regraded (Theatrical & Special Edition)

[DepMon]

I haven't found any comments using the word 'Blue' so I'll ask. 
OP mentions using a 2015 cut for a scene because removing 'the ridiculous amount of blue' from the 2017 scene was impossible. Was removing the blue tint known from the 35mm a goal for this project or was the 2017 version over-blued beyond the 35mm? Is the intention of this project to 're-create the 35mm in HD' or something else?

[Kreeep]

I haven't found any comments using the word 'Blue' so I'll ask. 
OP mentions using a 2015 cut for a scene because removing 'the ridiculous amount of blue' from the 2017 scene was impossible. Was removing the blue tint known from the 35mm a goal for this project or was the 2017 version over-blued beyond the 35mm? Is the intention of this project to 're-create the 35mm in HD' or something else?

The aim of this project was never to mimic the colours of the 35mm. It was always to bring the grading back to something more neutral and more in line with previous DVDs and Blu-rays before the 2017 scan. It almost seems as though the blanket blue present in the opening scene in the 2017 scan of the film was in error, considering the mis-colouring of the plasma fire from magenta/purple to blue (see screenshots).

I would personally argue that using 30+ year old 35mm scans for colour reference wouldn't be as accurate as we'd like anyways.

[Stamper]

If you have any doubts about Blue Cameron...

Here's a parody, released within days of T2 opening.



I think this says all LOL

[Kreeep]

Haven't you seen the Avatar workprint? The Naavi used to be brown