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These all have cut negative, DS9 and Voyager don't. To bring these up to HD they'd practically have to re-do post, as was done for TNG.

https://www.startrek.com/news/directors-edition-of-star-trek-the-motion-picture-set-to-be-fully-restored

Because "Art" (Garfunkel) is not available.

35th anniversary screenings of Star Trek IV are happening on Thursday, August 19. I don't know if it's a Fathom Event (it's not on their site) but I've found several theaters across the country playing it. Here's AMC in LA.

They shouldn't have a problem finding replicators in Star Trek. ;)

No, the book is by Gene Roddenberry.

As they pointed out, that's not the final art.

There is no comparison.

Be sure to get the 40th anniversary edition of the novelization coming October 1. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/1982139196/?coliid=I13973THS9UAWW&colid=12IHXZCAS8RZJ&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it

Trekmovie tweeted during the Trumbull talk. I don't know if this is everything. https://mobile.twitter.com/search?q=trekmovie%20trumbull&src=recent_search_click

If it comes out in 2021 it would be the 20th anniversary of The Director's Edition! :)

That's not how it was done in 1991. "Unification" aired in November as a tease to Star Trek VI, which opened in early December. You may wish to preserve that experience. Neil

Sorry for the bump, but thought this would interest a few people here. A demo reel from Apogee (John Dykstra's effects house) has surface online. It's comprised entirely of TMP footage and has extended and unused shots from the movie! Neil

Where was this? Neil

Where was this? Asking for a friend (@haineshisway) Neil

I can remember getting that VHS tape in 1987 and being surprised by the artwork change. And I think I finally figured out who the artist is! Looking at the signature in the lower right of that image (larger here but partially cut off) it looks to be by Dan Goozee. Another 29 year mystery...

Yes, that is Bob Peak's artwork used for Star Trek IV. It's never been used on a home video release. Neil

Well most of the original posters. Neil

Klingon ship in "Heart of Glory". Neil

Mike Matessino is quoted in the October/November 2001 issue of Film Score Monthly (volume 6, number 9) saying, "As with all of the elements we had brought in on Star Trek, everything was archived and stored in pristine condition by Paramount. All of the negative trims, all of the effects...

It's a poster from Mondo, which is an "offshoot" of the Alamo Drafthouse. Neil

The 1979 version of Star Trek - The Motion Picture is not on this list, ergo listing it as "Not Rated" is correct. Neil

Good question! And may I just say I hope that the original cut of that movie is released on Blu-ray some day. Neil

When the movie was re-submitted in 2001 it got a PG. That means this version is now "Not Rated". Neil

Early home video releases had the "II", ergo it wasn't sourced from a 70mm print or internegative. It wouldn't make sense to transfer a movie shot in 35mm to be transferred to home video from a 70mm element anyway. The most likely answer is the one you said, your memory is fooling you. Neil

The "II" was not on the 70mm prints. I've never seen a 35mm without the "II". The credits have always been blue. Neil

The line is "Sensors indicate three Klingon cruisers bearing 3-1-6 mark 4, closing fast". The word "battle" is never spoken. If you want to talk about TWOK getting terms wrong because of TMP reuse, you must talk about them constantly referring to "spacedock" while the footage is clearly TMP's...

Nice that they went back to the Peak art. Neil

Goldsmith went back to the alternate version of "Spock's Arrival" for a cue from "Star Trek V". Give "Raid on Paradise" a listen on either the La-La Land or Intrada Trek V CD. He also used it for a cue in "Supergirl", but that's another story. Neil

The 5.1 track used the audio from the GNP CD for the music. In one of the cues, "Goodbye M. Decker" a pick-up take was used for the ending in the original episode while the GNP album didn't use that take. So now the GNP take wound up in the episode.And I think the drop out on the LD is when they...