Should Everything be Online?

[pennywise37]

it's funny how they keep doing that and each one seems to be a miss apparently. i have T2 on 4K and the version with Sarah Conner as an old woman i think is a great way to end the i wish it had been used.  and that's also a show i've never seen and since i know it ended on a huge f.... cliff hanger i ain't gonna be watching it

[zelmo73]

it's funny how they keep doing that and each one seems to be a miss apparently. i have T2 on 4K and the version with Sarah Conner as an old woman i think is a great way to end the i wish it had been used.  and that's also a show i've never seen and since i know it ended on a huge f.... cliff hanger i ain't gonna be watching it

It wasn't much of a cliffhanger, to be honest. The show itself is still fun to watch, with enough campy cheese to satisfy any lover of bad movies. The special effects were SyFy Channel quality at best, but the stories were well written even during the obvious 2008 writer's strike episodes. T2 on 4K is so much better than the regular versions because they got rid of that irritating "blueness" that James Cameron loves to put in all of his movies; even Aliens (1986) had it. I know it's his trademark, but T2 looks amazingly modern now without it.

[pennywise37]

i can go on for hours on how much i detest cliffhangers mainly because damn near all shows do it now and the really only the biggest one they've ever done was who shot Jr. but that was in (1980) none of them have been as big as that one was i was only 2 at the time so i don't remember that at all. as for T2

yeah i watched that i think last summer? s**t i can't believe it's been that long and i hadn't seen it in years!  the 4K has i think 4 different versions of it and the one i watched was the one with the longest edit i don't remember which one that was though. i thought it was better than the Theatrical version to be honest

but my favorite Cameron film has always been The Abyss (1989) and Aliens (1986) i don't hate any of the others though Titanic (1997) is vastly overrated.  i remember they had people on tv and the radio saying they were on their 30th viewing of the film and i thought to myself ya know it was a decent film but it wasn't that good to warrant that many viewings. i went and saw Pulp Fiction (1994) 4 times in the theater way back than my brother saw it 5 and even that is a lot i think.