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| Two cyborgs from a post-Apocalyptic future return to the current day with opposite missions: one to protect the future leader of the free world, and the other to destroy him before it can happen.
James Cameron extends his vision of the series with advanced technology (the liquid CG effect shots are incredible for 1991) and a villain (career-promoting performance from Robert Patrick) so intense that it makes you forget how 'rubbish' the original is by comparison. The sequel, twelve years later, dropped Linda Hamilton (probably due to Cameron's divorce from her) and subsequently the film failed to live up to expectation. Many fans agree T2 (as it is affectionately known) is the best movie sequel ever made. Several versions of the movie have been released on VHS, DVD and BluRay: what you want is the BluRay Skynet Edition - nothing else will do. See also The Terminator (1984), Terminator 3: Rise Of The Machines (2003), and Terminator Salvation (2009). |
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![]() | 1st July 1991 Cinema 137 mins 2.39:1 | |
8th November 1999 DVD 2.35:1 | ||
3rd June 2003 DVD 2.35:1 | ||
27th June 2006 Blu-Ray | ||
![]() | Skynet Edition 19th May 2009 Blu-Ray | |
![]() | 26th December 2017 4K | |
![]() | 17th November 2020 Blu-Ray |
History | ||
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| Tuesday, 29th August 2023 | Odeon Covent Garden | UK |
| Tuesday, 29th August 2023 | Odeon Stoke-on-Trent | UK |
| Sunday, 10th September 2023 | Prince Charles | UK |
| Saturday, 21st September 2024 - Monday, 10th March 2025 | Vue - Romford | UK |
| Friday, 7th March 2025 | Vue - Lakeside | UK |
| Monday, 10th March 2025 | Vue - Lakeside | UK |