Movie:
The setup here is definitely unpleasant, although that's to be expected. So is the overall regressive, pro-death penalty worldview depicted. That said, it is a competently made movie, and there's some enjoyable action once things get going. Bronson is giving a surprisingly neutral performance, although I kind of buy it as someone who's probably dissociating in response to his trauma. I also appreciated the methodical way he went about things. Crazy to see a young Laurence Fishburne (as Laurence Fishburne III !) here as one of the baddies, especially since Jeff Goldblum was infamously one of the baddies in the first film.
TV Cut:
A more palatable way to watch the movie, since the SA is cut down a lot, although it does make some scenes a bit harder to parse.
Ultimately I can't think of a good reason why you'd want/need to watch Death Wish II but weren't going to watch the uncut version. The reprehensible parts of the movie just _are_ a big part of it. If that's (understandably) a big turnoff for you, then you can really just skip this.
Extras:
Solid interviews with some nice little bits of information. Always nice to have the trailer.
Packaging:
Points for reversible cover, and after watching the movie I appreciate the muted side more.