Nelson Au
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This is certainly the Kobayashi Maru of Star Trek DVDs. It's a No-Win scenario on many levels!
Can't win on the SD-HD combos and can't win if they tried to update the effects! Of course there is no one right answer.
I think the coolest aspect of this experiment is that Paramount has embraced the original Star Trek, knowing it's place in entertainment history and pop culture and made an effort to restore it for posterity on it's 40th Anniversary last year. And of course, the demand told them to release the HD version on HDM since they made it for broadcast.
Can't win on the SD-HD combos and can't win if they tried to update the effects! Of course there is no one right answer.
I think the coolest aspect of this experiment is that Paramount has embraced the original Star Trek, knowing it's place in entertainment history and pop culture and made an effort to restore it for posterity on it's 40th Anniversary last year. And of course, the demand told them to release the HD version on HDM since they made it for broadcast.