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Coming this Saturday.

That's not correct. And here's a photo of the Paramount archive from the special features on "It's A Wonderful Life."

That's the 2009 box art with an "Artwork TBA" disclaimer on it. I doubt it's representative of anything beyond being a place holder.

The announcement last year was on the official Star Trek website during the first week of July.

That wasn't unexpected in the Laser Disc era.

A third screening has been announced.

My understanding is it will be David C. Fein, Mike Matessino and Daren R. Dochterman.

For those in Los Angeles.

Or plug your Apple TV into your Oppo and get 4K/HDR that way from your streams plus 5.1 audio. :)

https://trekmovie.com/2022/04/15/star-trek-the-motion-picture-the-directors-edition-new-videos-theatrical-showings-update/

Do you have the Premium plan with Paramount+? That's the one that offers 4K/HDR.

"Brick Price Movie Miniatures" is now credited. It doesn't appear jerky anymore. It's been fixed.

Sync seemed a little loose at times when I also watched it on my Apple TV but when I watch using my TVs internal Android app I don't see any lip flap in the same scenes.

And the Enterprise leaving drydock in The Director's Edition is the best that shot has ever looked and is finally complete with the Earth element added and no support arm visible.

Because of the rushed post-production in 1979 due to the firing of the original effects house and the locked-in release date, there simply wasn't time to complete all of the shots. This was an opportunity to go in and finish those shots that were planned but never finished.

I went last night. It was an overwhelming experience. The presentation was top-notch and the crowd broke out into applause several times. I couldn't be happier for Mike, Daren and Dave.

Having just seen it, my advice is play it loud.

You better stay off of the internet if you want to avoid spoilers! ;)

There is going to be a screening April 8 at the "Mission Chicago" convention.

They were. I can't confirm that. :)