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Whenever I see an ad for "The Kelly Clarkson Show" I always say, "Who's High Pitch?". Always.

I hope they got him Pepsi and kept the werewolves away. Oh sorry, that was Eric the Actor (RIP).

"Who's High Pitch?"

I realize that...now. :)

Balls. That's not even in 4K.

Or even a Wise use.

Then why isn't it "fixed" in TWOK?

Always been there.

It's not new sound, those details have always been there. This is the same audio that's also on the Blu-ray.

More importantly, do you have an invisible shelf supporting your TV? :)

Is that the exciting pan-and-scan mode?

It was widely reported before I mentioned it.

Star Trek (2009) played in IMAX theaters. I saw it at Universal CityWalk during its initial run. https://techcrunch.com/2009/05/11/why-the-star-trek-imax-isnt-real-imax/

You don't know anything about Hollywood accounting. I'm not saying I do, but I know no movie has ever made any money.

Or perhaps they're already happening.

The post production was so rushed they never had time to make the 70mm prints.

That's an awfully small screen.

Yes.

It's a different take.

Has anyone listened to the music in that scene? It's pretty good and holds it all together. You can't cut out a note of it.

This is it exactly. TMP is meant to be seen on the biggest screen with the best sound system. Then it becomes an experience.

It's a different take.

No, they will have 7.1 audio, presumably the same mixes as the current Blu-rays.

An absolute genius made that video. ;)

From the press release: "Each of the original four Star Trek films will also be available individually on Blu-ray with the bonus content detailed above. Newly remastered versions of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (both the theatrical and director’s cut), Star Trek...