BE WARNED! Skynet is taking over…
STUDIOCANAL Presents is having its very own Judgment Day this month, with Terminator 2: Judgment Day streaming in blistering 4K, available exclusively on STUDIOCANAL PRESENTS throughout the Autumn – and to celebrate, we’re giving away a digital voucher for Apple TV!
In James Cameron’s groundbreaking blockbuster sequel, August 29th 1997 is the day where it is prophesied Skynet (the AI super-intelligence system controlled by robots) will take over the planet, and trigger a nuclear war – unless John Connor (Edward Furlong) and his mum Sarah (Linda Hamilton), with the help of the original Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger, can stop the shape-shifting T-1000 (Robert Patrick) and by doing so, save humanity.
STUDIOCANAL Presents is the essential destination for great films and television. The platform offers subscribers access to a wealth of exceptional film and television from the renowned and incomparable world-spanning library of Studiocanal, including stunning 4K restorations, timeless classics, and award-winning favourites. With film and TV exclusives added each month, and supported with a monthly podcast hosted by film experts, this is the streaming platform that delivers quality content for true film fans.
STUDIOCANAL Presents is available on Apple TV, Prime Video and itvX

**COMPETITION CLOSED**
Terms & Conditions
-Open to UK participants only
-1 (one) winner will receive 1 (one) TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY Apple digital voucher code
– The prize will be dispatched to the winner upon receipt of their contact details.
-The Editor’s decision is final and binding on the entrants. No correspondence will be entered into
-The competition closes on 30th August
-There is no cash alternative to Prizes which are subject to availability, non-transferable, non-negotiable and non-refundable. Prizes may not be sold, offered for sale or used in connection with any other competition or promotion by the Prize winner



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