The Terminator: US Blu-Ray vs R1US SE DVD

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Oh go on, you know you want to give it a go :D.
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I heard it (well, most of it). It's shit. :D Why does Arnie now use a silencer on the 5.1 remix when he meets the "wrong" Sarah?
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The shit audio is why I sold my dvd long ago.
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grim_tales wrote:Why does Arnie now use a silencer on the 5.1 remix when he meets the "wrong" Sarah?
He doesn't use a silencer, you can see the gun doesn't have one. Doesn't the whole scene go silent as she gets shot? Or is there gunfire on the Mono track?

Sadly I imagine you guys will be hanging on to your R1 or R3 DVDs for sometime to come.
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There's gunfire on the mono track I'm sure. I know he doesnt "use" a silencer but I'm sure that the mono gunfire is replaced with the sound of a silencer in 5.1 and it just feels wrong.
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bradavon wrote:Sadly I imagine you guys will be hanging on to your R1 or R3 DVDs for sometime to come.
I still have the R2 edition that my late Gran bought me for Christmas. Was the 2nd DVD I received after TWOTD HKL.
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I can understand why you wouldn't want to be getting rid of it then.
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The mono track has regular gunfire. They changed it for the remix.
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Cheers. It's been so long since I've heard it unremixed I cannot remember. It works great on the remix, most affective.
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Best Terminator still is the image 4/3 disc (sadly), the HD remaster suffers from burned whites. I had that Blu-Ray I sold it, it look really not an improvement over the SE.
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bradavon wrote:Cheers. It's been so long since I've heard it unremixed I cannot remember. It works great on the remix, most affective.
The word is "effective" and its not. It sounds like a stapler and is very anachronistic to the movie
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How is it anachronistic exactly?

The film is set in 1984 and the gun is bought then used in the same year, but I guess you're more intelligence than me.

p.s - The word is it's ;). You better be damn sure your English is perfect, if you're going to correct another's use of it.
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bradavon wrote:but I guess you're more intelligence than me.
Someone should put that in their sig! :D
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Done and done
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Haha
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Shingster wrote:
bradavon wrote:but I guess you're more intelligence than me.
Someone should put that in their sig! :D
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Tom2681 wrote:I'll tell you if I see a difference on my 108" screen.
Romero wrote:surley you will.
Seen it now.
And yes, I do.

On a 108" screen, you can tell that you're not watching a DVD.
Some of the wide shots are quite sharp and the film looks good most of the time.
But there's still a serious lack of fine detail and an over-abundance of specks, dirt and scratches.

I wouldn't recommend upgrading unless your projection screen is (at least) as big as mine.
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Ha. That's a bit weird.
Their comparison shows a bigger difference than mine.

Thanks, Joe.

EDIT:
Oh, right. They're not using the same DVD. That's probably why.
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Cheers guys.

Yeah the R2J UE is bound to have a higher bitrate. I'm sure it has no Mono though. My god the difference in details is so minor and the USA BD is redder.
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