The Terminator (1984) - 40th Anniversary (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [UK]

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Release date: November 18, 2024 - January 27, 2025 (re-release)
Purchase links: Amazon UK - Zavvi - HMV
Price: £29.99

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But why would avatar have grain? Lol come on. It’s a terrible comparison

I want clean image in films like those. Not f**king grain.
Too much processing takes what was done in camera and makes it look computer generated or artifical, Pixar films (love them or hate them) are all CGI so I'm not seeing a problem with this phrasing?
 
Now a 4K amaray has been announced, ill be sticking with my play.com steelbook release and grabbing the amaray, I just dont like the artwork for this new steelbook.

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But why would avatar have grain? Lol come on. It’s a terrible comparison

I want clean image in films like those. Not f**king grain.
He really wasn’t saying that.

He was saying T1 doesn’t look like T2 in that Cameron made T2 look like a Pixar movie by DNRing it to death.
 
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He really wasn’t saying that.

He was saying T1 doesn’t look like T2 in that Cameron made T2 look like a Pixar movie by DNRing it to death.
I was replying to someone else who mentioned CGI cartoons he’s made over the last decade i.e. Avatar
 
I was replying to someone else who mentioned CGI cartoons he’s made over the last decade i.e. Avatar

I know, I just read it.

I’m talking about your first reply below. He wasn’t saying a Pixar film has grain. He was saying T1 wasn’t like T2 in that T2 had all its grain removed and looked like a Pixar film.

Obviously exaggerating but still.

I totally agree and my friends also. We went to see it in the Theater and it was definitely not a Pixar movie like T2 in 4K, there was grain visible and the sound mix was fantastic.
“Why would an animated Pixar film (or from any studio) have grain? Weird comparison”
 
I know, I just read it.

I’m talking about your first reply below. He wasn’t saying a Pixar film has grain. He was saying T1 wasn’t like T2 in that T2 had all its grain removed and looked like a Pixar film.

Obviously exaggerating but still.


“Why would an animated Pixar film (or from any studio) have grain? Weird comparison”
Mate honestly I don’t give a f**k. Some of you are so weird about grain. Go watch an old film if you like grain so much. I found his comparison f**king strange end of
 
Mate honestly I don’t give a f**k. Some of you are so weird about grain. Go watch an old film if you like grain so much. I found his comparison f**king strange end of

So sweary…

I don’t care much about grain at all. I quite enjoyed the 3D / 4K T2. If I wanted it to look grainy I’d just watch the Blu-ray.

As you’d see if my original post about it I said “Still plenty of grain there for those that feel strongly about that.”

I definitely don’t feel strongly about it but each to their own I say.
 
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Why are some people so funny about swearing? It’s just words. Most countries get so weird about it. Standard vocabulary over here and makes the English language so much more beautiful :rofl:
 
Just out of curiosity - does anyone else have major glitch issues with HMV? It’s not been working well for me both on Safari and Google Chrome for a few weeks now, can’t scroll down without glitching and then saying page isn’t working.
 
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Just out of curiosity - does anyone else have major glitch issues with HMV? It’s not been working well for me both on Safari and Google Chrome for a few weeks now, can’t scroll down without glitching and then saying page isn’t working.
HMV is completely screwed on iOS Safari, exact same issue and it caused my 15 Pro to get really warm. Have tried with/without content blockers, no difference.

It’s fine on macOS and iPadOS (iOS 18 beta), so I thought requesting the desktop site on mobile would help, but it still glitches.