1/5 DVD problems
  by Scott Denison (earth)
Somthing wrong with the DVD.Waited for this to come out in dvd and when youn insert disk in player it skips,tried cleaning it, this really sucks.Buyer beware.

5/5 FINALLY!!!
  by Brad T. (New York, NY)
I have been waiting so long for this one to hit next gen players, and now we skip right past the need for a dvd and get the blu-ray edition! Tight. Solid. Awesome. Amazing robot horror that hasn't lost any of its scares or sexiness in the years since it first came out!

1/5 Very disappointed
  by P. Laborda
The quality is very bad for a blu-ray, and the Fx(special effect are very very badly made)
I think you can buy this movie only if you are fan of a very old movie called "horror" but it's not, and you do to be fan also of the movies made without money (like homemade movies)

2/5 Low Budget Distopian Downer
  by The Tao of Netflix (Washington, DC)
This movie felt like a low budget version of Mad Max. A future, albeit horribly pessimistic (but some would argue realistic), depiction of the future in which war- and conflict-torn humans live in an environmentally and comfort destroyed world. Oh, and there's a horror theme to it as well with a terminator-like robot proving to be a menace. So obviously this movie is strictly sci-fi horror, and robot/mechanical sci-fi at that (i.e., excluding the juicy alien kind). Unfortunately, I really dislike this genre, and could not enjoy it at all. However, if you like this genre, then you may enjoy and I encourage you to not necessarily be swayed by my views. However, irrespective of the genre and my personal aversion, I did not find this to be a high quality film. It seemed as if Mad Max had been the inspiration for the film, but that vision did not match the budget. Normally I'm not at all budget sensitive, but I think a solid budget is necessary to make a futuristic sci-fi film work, and be believable. In this case, it was mostly tiny sets and carefully selected camera angles to avoid showing the viewer how little set they really had created. But it wasn't creative enough to make me not notice this absence. Then there's the music. I know this is a 1990 movie, on the tail end of the 1980s, but the music was just awful. It sounded like the music director got his first synthesizer and went a little crazy. I suppose synthesized music is consistent with the overall concept, but it was distractingly bad. Just because its 1980s doesnt mean it has to be awful.

4/5 A Great Blu-Ray Transfer!
  by T. Conley (Indiana United States)
I have been a fan of this movie from the first time I watched it years back. if your into sci-fi this movie will score high for you. The movie transfer to Hi-Def....I watched this movie via Blu-Ray in 1080i Video & 5.1 Audio,the visuals are outstanding for a older film just a few minor film blemishes in the start of the film but nothing to scream about. The audio was tight & separation was flawless. Bottom line, A great transfer..A must have for any sci-fi movie buff.