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I am in agreement with this. At the same time, it is nice to see the level of announcements coming from the studios and the boutique labels. So far, we aren't at death's door yet when it comes to physical media...not yet.

That's completely correct. However, I did grow my first mustache during that dry dock pan in TMP

Josh, it has been forever since I have watched the theatrical cut. Is there an overture in it?

This is how I kind of feel about Star Trek: TMP. It is rather boring, particularly the first tracking shot of the Enterprise in dry dock that just goes on forever and ever. However, for some reason, it’s nostalgic. I do like the Director’s Cut particularly for the overture (which is a...

It depends on your particular wants. I have all these films on digital. They will all be upgraded to 4k as these discs are released. I still want the discs, but I’m in no particular hurry. I think part of the problem is that they are being released in boxed set form only and that set is...

I just want to clarify some earlier statements I made… I am not against buying this 4k set. I think its great Paramount is getting these out even if they are incomplete. It just seems like, with the eventual release of the Director’s Cut and the rest of the missing title(s), this is going to...

The one significant shot in the DC that I always remember is the captain's bridge still being finished with a crew member hanging from the ceiling while doing repair work.

Paramount sent a full press release with all the deep details and it can be found in the original post.

I am not buying any of these 4k releases as presently offered. First and foremost, it's incomplete. With the DC eventually seeing a 4k release, I would rather wait till then. I have all the Star Trek films on digital. Most all will be upgraded to 4k. KAHN has been in 4k for at least two...

It makes no sense. However, the only two rational explanations that come to mind is either one, the people running Paramount have absolutely no idea of what they have and what they are doing, or, they are trying to optimize sales by forcing people to purchase an entire set for the few titles...

Yes, agreed. However, the trend — especially from studios like Paramount — is to release boxed sets as they are aware fans will pay more to get the one or two films they really want out of that collection.

Celebrate the 55th Anniversary of the Star Trek Franchise with the Debut of the First Four Films on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray™ Newly Remastered Films will also be Available Individually on Blu-ray™ Along with a Limited-Edition Blu-ray Steelbook of the Complete Original Television Series New...