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Star Trek 50th Anniversary TV and Movie Collection Blu-ray



Star Trek 50th Anniversary TV and Movie Collection Blu-ray



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Star Trek: The Animated Series Blu-ray






http://trekcore.com/blog/2016/06/mas...g-september-6/

A classic Trek fiftieth anniversary box brings the Animated Series in HD - plus hours of new features for the films

By TrekCore Staff - June 7, 2016:

Hot on the heels of the new STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN Director’s Cut Blu-ray and Next Generation Full Series Blu-ray box set, the two sides of Trek ownership – CBS and Paramount – have teamed up to put together an enormous, thirty-disc Blu-ray collection for the entire journey of Captain Kirk’s crew!

First announced back in March, this fiftieth-anniversary collection will include the first release of The Animated Series in high-definition, along with the entire run of the original Trek television series, and all six feature films.

The film entries will also include the new Khan Director’s Cut, along with two new hours of documentary features behind the production of those first six Star Trek films.

STAR TREK 50th Anniversary TV and Movie Collection:

Debuting September 6, 2016, Limited Edition Box Set Boasts 30 Blu-ray Discs™

Every Movie and TV Show Featuring the Original Crew, Including the Newly Remastered Animated Series on Blu-ray™ for the First Time Ever!

Set Also Includes a Brand New, Multi-Part Documentary Chronicling Star Trek’s Cinematic Voyages.

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – Embark on a mission to the final frontier with the biggest, most comprehensive Star Trek collection ever offered when the STAR TREK 50th ANNIVERSARY TV AND MOVIE COLLECTION is transported to Earth on September 6, 2016.

Just in time to commemorate the September 8, 1966 airing of the very first “Star Trek” episode, this epic limited edition gift set includes 30 Blu-ray Discs featuring all new disc art and every feature film and television show made with the original crew, plus a brand new, multi-part documentary with nearly 2 hours of new footage chronicling the franchise’s amazing 50-year journey.

Enclosed in collectible packaging, the set includes the Animated Series remastered on Blu-ray for the first time ever, the newly released Director’s Cut of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, an exclusive Starfleet pin commemorating the 50th anniversary and new mini-posters for the first six feature films designed by acclaimed artist Juan Ortiz. Over 20 hours of previously released bonus content is also included in this comprehensive collection."

[dvdmike]

A new box!.....

[MattPerdue]

It's a lovely box but I wish they would've went out of their way to remaster the other 5 films. Also wish they would've included the original posters instead but whatever, I'm probably not getting this anyway.

Wonder if the animated series will get released as a stand-alone item anytime soon. And is that a mega-case for the TV series?

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by MattPerdue

It's a lovely box but I wish they would've went out of their way to remaster the other 5 films. Also wish they would've included the original posters instead but whatever, I'm probably not getting this anyway.

Wonder if the animated series will get released as a stand-alone item anytime soon. And is that a mega-case for the TV series?

Looking at Khan they have killed the old art and its new generic Photoshop art now

[JAL4U2C]

I have to agree with some others. If they had given us remasters of all the films, i would be in but as is, nope. Pretty boxes and bling won't make me buy the same stuff again.

[Geoff D]

You know where you can shove it, Paramount.

[AgentOrange]

This would have been so awesome had they remastered the films. As it stands, it's rather useless fluff.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by AgentOrange

This would have been so awesome had they remastered the films. As it stands, it's rather useless fluff.

"...but as we say on Earth: c'est la vie"

[coolkev1701]

Yeah, passing on this. Just give me TAS separately, then we'll talk.

[octagon]

Man, I'm glad none of you cranky pricks were at my 50th birthday party

[baheidstu]

I hear this will be the only way to get Wrath of Khan remastered with the correct Sulu scene

[AgentOrange]

Originally Posted by octagon

Man, I'm glad none of you cranky pricks were at my 50th birthday party

Why, did you rebundle yourself in a new polyester suit?

[mrjeff]

Originally Posted by dvdmike

Looking at Khan they have killed the old art and its new generic Photoshop art now

Tyler Stout is generic photoshop.....right.

[dvdmike]

Originally Posted by mrjeff

Tyler Stout is generic photoshop.....right.

Opinions..........
And yes, you are correct I am right

[stvn1974]

I have spent way too much on Trek over the years as it is. Just give me a stand alone release of the Animated Series thank you very much.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by mrjeff

Tyler Stout is generic photoshop.....right.

He basically is. Most of his work is incredibly cookie cutter and boring.

[Damonstein]

Hope the animated series gets a solo release. Already own the show and movies.

[rickah88]

I just found my BF '16 purchase!

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Here's the thing: An HD upgrade for those cartoons won't really be an improvement. If you grew up in the 70's, you know Filmation was the worst cartoon studio ever. The Star Trek cartoon looked like amateur garbage back then on an old tube TV... I'm guessing HD will just amplify its flaws. Anyway, the cartoons will probably add $50 to the cost of this set, which isn't worth it. If the cost exceeds $120, I believe it's overpriced.

[Jason One]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

"...but as we say on Earth: c'est la vie"

"I... have had... enough of... you Paramount!"