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When the Terminator - a terrifying cyborg sent from the future to destroy mankind - made its first electrifying appearance, the adrenaline-charged sci-fi thriller became an instant, enduring icon! Now, for the first time, all four chapters of the spine-tingling Terminator Saga - from the initial attack of the machines throughout John Connor's resistance - are available together in one comprehensive 5-Disc Blu-ray collection chronicling the battle between the human race and Skynet! Go deep inside the resistance and explore hours of extras and multiple director commentaries. Live the battles on Blu-ray.
Special Features:
- The Terminator: A Retrospective
- Other Voices documentary with James Cameron
- Cast and crew interviews about The Terminator
- The Terminator deleted Scenes with James Cameron
- Audio commentary with James Cameron and writer William Wisher on Terminator 2
- Terminator 2 cast and crew audio commentary
- Terminator 2 deleted Scenes and outtakes
- Over eight hours of interactive Terminator 2 special features, such as behind-the-scenes video and multimedia galleries, storyboard-script mode, quizzes, and games
- Three audio commentaries for Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
- Terminator Salvation mythology timelines
- Terminator Salvation: Re-Forging the Future documentary
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46 of 53 people found the following review helpful
By ERSInk . com
Format:Blu-ray
Something I've heard people ask is why the "Terminator" movies haven't been released in a box set all together. The answer used to be simple: they were owned by separate studios. No longer will I have to throw that disappointing answer out at disgruntled fans. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has taken possession of and released the 5-Disc collection "The Terminator Anthology" on Blu-ray.
"The Terminator Anthology" is everything an enthusiast of the franchise could ever want. You get the original classic in high-definition, the special edition and theatrical versions of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," and "Terminator Salvation's" director's cut and theatrical version. They're all presented in stunning high-definition transfers that make you feel like you're seeing the movies for the first time all over again.
I enjoy all the films with Arnold Schwarzenegger about the same. In retrospect, "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" is a bit tedious at points and seems overlong and bloated. People couldn't get enough of "Liquid Metal Man" when the movie came out, so I can see how 137 minutes of different appearances by him kept an audience alert in 1991. It doesn't hold the same dazzle today that it did 21 years ago.
"Terminator Salvation" is an entertaining movie even without Schwarzenegger's presence throughout. You have Christian Bale, Sam Worthington, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Anton Yelchin adding star power to it. The surprise appearance of Arnie's CGI face gave fans something to smile nostalgically about.
There are plenty of special features for consumers to be excited about. They include deleted scenes, "Making of" and "Behind the Scenes" featurettes, audio commentaries, and "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" contains an introduction by Arnold Schwarzenegger and a gag reel. Maximum Movie Mode for "Terminator Salvation" provides storyboard comparisons and a Terminator Mythology Timeline. Not to sound like a car salesman, but that's not all!
"The Terminator Anthology" Blu-ray collection comes housed in a cardboard sleeve which features the metallic face of a T-800 peeking out from behind a "T" on the cover. The movies are on four different discs. The fifth disc features the special features for "Terminator Salvation." This is the ideal way for consumers to get these classic films in one handy set. For many fanatics, it's a dream finally realized thanks to Warner Bros.
"The Terminator Anthology" is everything an enthusiast of the franchise could ever want. You get the original classic in high-definition, the special edition and theatrical versions of "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines," and "Terminator Salvation's" director's cut and theatrical version. They're all presented in stunning high-definition transfers that make you feel like you're seeing the movies for the first time all over again.
I enjoy all the films with Arnold Schwarzenegger about the same. In retrospect, "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" is a bit tedious at points and seems overlong and bloated. People couldn't get enough of "Liquid Metal Man" when the movie came out, so I can see how 137 minutes of different appearances by him kept an audience alert in 1991. It doesn't hold the same dazzle today that it did 21 years ago.
"Terminator Salvation" is an entertaining movie even without Schwarzenegger's presence throughout. You have Christian Bale, Sam Worthington, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Anton Yelchin adding star power to it. The surprise appearance of Arnie's CGI face gave fans something to smile nostalgically about.
There are plenty of special features for consumers to be excited about. They include deleted scenes, "Making of" and "Behind the Scenes" featurettes, audio commentaries, and "Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" contains an introduction by Arnold Schwarzenegger and a gag reel. Maximum Movie Mode for "Terminator Salvation" provides storyboard comparisons and a Terminator Mythology Timeline. Not to sound like a car salesman, but that's not all!
"The Terminator Anthology" Blu-ray collection comes housed in a cardboard sleeve which features the metallic face of a T-800 peeking out from behind a "T" on the cover. The movies are on four different discs. The fifth disc features the special features for "Terminator Salvation." This is the ideal way for consumers to get these classic films in one handy set. For many fanatics, it's a dream finally realized thanks to Warner Bros.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
"The Terminator Anthology" is a five-disc Blu-ray set containing seven versions of the four "Terminator" movies -- the four theatrical versions, two additional "Terminator: Judgment Day" editions, and the R-rated Director's Cut of "Terminator: Salvation." The first three star Arnold Schwarzenegger, the fourth stars Christian Bale. These films were released previously on Blu-ray, but this set bundles them together with a neat collection of bonus extras.
The original 1984 feature still ranks as one of the cleverest science-fiction movies of the last 30 years. The script combines the tried-and-true sci-fi ingredient of robot-run-amok with time travel, and is well served by the solid performances of Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, and Michael Biehn, cool special effects, and plenty of action. Many films over the years have tried to duplicate its success but paled by comparison.
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day," gave us the unforgettable images of an evil robot (Robert Patrick) morphing into different objects via a silvery, metallic liquid -- a real eye-opener at the time. Those scenes still pack a wallop.
The fourth picture has a pretty good script and Christian Bale does an acceptable job, but Schwarzenegger is sorely missed.
Bonus material includes deleted scenes, James Cameron interviews, audio commentary, behind-the-scenes videos, and multimedia galleries.
The original 1984 feature still ranks as one of the cleverest science-fiction movies of the last 30 years. The script combines the tried-and-true sci-fi ingredient of robot-run-amok with time travel, and is well served by the solid performances of Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton, and Michael Biehn, cool special effects, and plenty of action. Many films over the years have tried to duplicate its success but paled by comparison.
"Terminator 2: Judgment Day," gave us the unforgettable images of an evil robot (Robert Patrick) morphing into different objects via a silvery, metallic liquid -- a real eye-opener at the time. Those scenes still pack a wallop.
The fourth picture has a pretty good script and Christian Bale does an acceptable job, but Schwarzenegger is sorely missed.
Bonus material includes deleted scenes, James Cameron interviews, audio commentary, behind-the-scenes videos, and multimedia galleries.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Blu-ray
I am not happy that the original Terminator has been altered in this blu-ray version. The original soundtrack theme has been changed and does not sound punchy and dramatic like the original. Almost all of the sound effects have been changed. During the truck scene just before Kyle uses the bomb to destroy the large truck the Terminator is driving, as Kyle's stolen truck tumbles over that scene is cut short and Sarah screams twice in the original version, not once as in this version.
All the gun shot sound effects have been altered. No longer are they the original BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM-BOOM but piff piff piff piff-piff. I am not a gun or violence fanatic but an original movie fanatic (perhaps nut) trying to make a point - the sound effects are all a part of the original film and they create the atmosphere of what made the original film what it was.
I had purchased this set awhile ago and sat down tonight looking forward to watching "The Terminator" as I remembered it. Not so with this set. If you're looking for the original version, I would pass on this blu-ray release unless you don't mind the edits. I hope the other versions of the Terminator films have not been altered, and that there is an Easter Egg opportunity to at least view all the deleted scenes together in Terminator 2 like in Terminator 2: Extreme Edition.
All the gun shot sound effects have been altered. No longer are they the original BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM-BOOM but piff piff piff piff-piff. I am not a gun or violence fanatic but an original movie fanatic (perhaps nut) trying to make a point - the sound effects are all a part of the original film and they create the atmosphere of what made the original film what it was.
I had purchased this set awhile ago and sat down tonight looking forward to watching "The Terminator" as I remembered it. Not so with this set. If you're looking for the original version, I would pass on this blu-ray release unless you don't mind the edits. I hope the other versions of the Terminator films have not been altered, and that there is an Easter Egg opportunity to at least view all the deleted scenes together in Terminator 2 like in Terminator 2: Extreme Edition.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fantastic box set!
I love the special features and the clear picture and great sound! Watching the chase scene in T2 in the canal looks even more awesome now. :)
Published 1 day ago by Hadjii
5.0 out of 5 stars
awesome
Any terminator fan should have this. Its awesome the artwork is awesome and the discs are great. Its also not a bad price for what you get.
Published 11 days ago by eric
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Movies
One of my fav buys this year. I love all the movies. And to have all of them on blu-ray at this great price was a no brainer!! Products were well packaged. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Liz
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great
Superb collection! I highly recomend anyone who purchases BD discs to acquire this set. It includes the expanded version of T2!
Published 14 days ago by Thomas J. Ritter
5.0 out of 5 stars
ONE OF THE BEST EVER!!!!!
Hello, All I can say is that these are really good movies. The last one being the worst. You need to watch these if you have not. I would recommend these to any one. Thanks.
Published 21 days ago by John R. Dailey Jr.
5.0 out of 5 stars
package, box and discs
the box is amazing, and discs have a very good performance, too much cool. The package really protect content. Everything was OK.
Published 1 month ago by Jaime Reyes
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Anthology
Great Anthology. Great sound and picture quality. I f you like the Terminator films, you will like this. I won't be back!
Published 1 month ago by Lloyd Pratt
1.0 out of 5 stars
Terminator Anthology
Started out great every night we would watch one in the series. The last dvd Terminator Salvation the voice didn't match half way through. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Bonita Lafond
5.0 out of 5 stars
too powerful for the time it got release
This movie was ahead of its time.Even though there weren't that much special effects on the dates it got release this movie was as good as star wars. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Eloy A Gonzalez Cruz
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Gift
Great gift idea for those who are movie buffs! My husband loved the gift. Great quality. How can you go wrong with 4 blue ray movies at once!
Published 2 months ago by Elizabeth K.
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