Summary
- James Cameron’s iconic science fiction action sequel is returning to select theaters worldwide for an eight-week run
- The cinematic screenings will be available in original 35mm and 70mm prints alongside 4K and 3-D digital formats
- The release honors the film’s groundbreaking special effects and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s defining action performance
Rialto Pictures and STUDIOCANAL are officially bringing James Cameron‘s Terminator 2: Judgment Day back to the big screen.
For 35 years, the beloved film has stood as the architectural blueprint for the modern action blockbuster. Cementing Arnold Schwarzenegger’s career as a larger-than-life cinematic titan, the sequel set an unprecedented standard for science fiction, pairing groundbreaking computer-generated special effects with Brad Fiedel’s legendary electronic score. Now, drawing from its prestigious film collection, STUDIOCANAL and Rialto Pictures are translating that enduring cultural cachet back into physical theatrical spaces.
The 35th-anniversary re-release is strictly defined by its granular screening specifications. To capture the massive scale of the cyborg killer’s mission to protect Sarah Connor and her son in present-day 1995 Los Angeles, the film will be available across four distinct exhibition formats. Audiences can experience the milestone picture in its original 35mm and 70mm prints, alongside updated 4K DCP and 3-D DCP digital restorations. This comprehensive exhibition strategy ensures that the hyper-kinetic spectacle can be viewed exactly as it was intended, bridging the gap between 1990s action lore and premium modern projection.
The 35th-anniversary screenings of Terminator 2: Judgment Day open in select theaters worldwide on May 22, including the IFC Center in New York, American Cinematheque in Los Angeles, and AFI Silver in DC, for a limited eight-week run.
