Star Trek The Motion Picture Director's Edition 4K UHD/DLX (1979)

[WorkShed]

Well, the UK version through Amazon UK is the cheapest option

[Comicfan]

Originally Posted by paulboland

The Complete Adventure is 5 discs release

The director's cut and theatrical is on both UHD and Blu-ray

This 5-disc set includes the new director’s cut, the theatrical cut, and a special longer cut all on 4K Ultra HD along with the newly remastered director’s cut on Blu-ray, the previously released theatrical cut on Blu-ray and special features on Blu-ray

2 UHD discs and 3 Blu-ray Discs

Disc 1 UHD (Director’s cut)
Disc 2 UHD (The Theatrical Cut and Special Longer Version of Star Trek the TV broadcast version)
Disc 3 Blu-ray (Directors Cut)
Disc 4 Blu-ray (Theatrical cut)
Disc 5 Blu-ray (Extras disc)

Exclusive to Complete Adventure is The first-ever widescreen presentation of the Special Longer Version of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, originally created for broadcast television in 1983 that's on UHD disc 2

^^ That seems to be for now in the UK editions from the numbers of discs currently listed on UK sites and their covers, but not on the US editions

Yeah,I'm a little confused. the photo at Amazon(US) which is bigger looks like it only has slots for 3 disks,not 5.



Maybe the U.K. release will have two extra disks?

I think,it's safer for me probably to stick with the standalone Blu Ray release since I know what I'll be getting and getting what I really want(the Director's Edition and the bonus content.Like I said, before,the swag and packaging is cool but not an essential and while it would be great to have all three cuts on disk(I have the theatrical on Blu Ray already and even have the Special Longer Version on VHS lol),I don't want to risk losing out on the Directior's Edition on Blu Ray since I can't watch the 4k disks.

[WorkShed]

Yes, the UK version will have 5 discs in The Complete Adventure collection. The US version has 3 discs.

Welcome to "Paramount Gonna Paramount"

[Murray Futterman]

If the listings on Amazon UK and Zavvi are correct, the UK version of the Complete Adventure set has 5 discs: 2 UHDs and 3 BDs, with the Director's Edition and the Theatrical Cut included on the BDs... but the SLV only on a UHD.

This 5-disc set includes the new Director’s Edition, the theatrical cut, and a special longer cut all on 4K Ultra HD along with the newly remastered director’s cut on Blu-ray™, the previously released theatrical cut on Blu-ray™ and special features on Blu-ray™.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/...KL5A1OLE&psc=1

https://www.zavvi.com/4k/star-trek-t.../13905594.html

Edit - Beaten to the punch!

[Comicfan]

Rassle-frassle frickin-frackin....

I preordered the complete adventure thinking that the Blu-ray of the DE would also be included. I don't have any 4K equipment, so I have really been enjoying the 4K releases that toss in a BD so I can watch until the distant day that I can actually watch 4K. Then, I decided to catch up on my reading in this thread. Great googily-moogily.

Now I'm confused. Which isn't difficult. It seems to me that we are waiting for an official tally on the number of discs to clear this up. It would be terrible if the UK was the only place to get the 5-disc set.

I was in the same boat which is why I posted to get everything clear before I pre-order anything.

My understanding now is that The Complete Adventure U.S. release only has three disks while the U.K. will have five.

If you want the Director's Edition on Blu Ray disk,you have three options.

1)Buy the Standalone Blu Ray release.You get that cut of the film and the special features.

2)Import the U.K. version of the The Complete Adventure and you get both the Director's Edition and theatrical version on Blu Ray disks and 4K disks.

3)Buy the big Star Trek: The Original Motion Picture 6-Movie Collection 4K UHD which will also include the Blu Ray of the Director's Edition.

I think I'll just go with option 1.That satisfies me for the stuff I really wanted.

[excelsiorlef]

Originally Posted by Swiski

The Complete Adventure Set is the same thing as the 15-disc set. And you're right...it's all very confusing right now! It would really suck if Paramount makes us pay 100.00 for the STTMP deluxe 4K set AND 125.00 the 15-disc set in order for us to get everything.

That's exactly what they're doing now us who bought 1-4 would have to spend even more overall because 5,6 + TMP TCA is more than the 1-6 + TMP TCA

[excelsiorlef]

Originally Posted by 50strat54

Kinda like The Godfather big box with III Theatrical.

Show me the money!

It's not show friends it's show bu$ine$$

That's not what happened at all

All 3 Godfather Part III cuts were included in all 4k releases of the Godfather trilogy

Unlike here the only difference between the regular 4k box set and the deluxe book set was packaging and swag

[geomon]

Originally Posted by Comicfan

Yeah,I'm a little confused. the photo at Amazon(US) which is bigger looks like it only has slots for 3 disks,not 5.



Maybe the U.K. release will have two extra disks?

I think,it's safer for me probably to stick with the standalone Blu Ray release since I know what I'll be getting and getting what I really want(the Director's Edition and the bonus content.Like I said, before,the swag and packaging is cool but not an essential and while it would be great to have all three cuts on disk(I have the theatrical on Blu Ray already and even have the Special Longer Version on VHS lol),I don't want to risk losing out on the Directior's Edition on Blu Ray since I can't watch the 4k disks.

To make this irresistible, gorgeous, can't-miss, deluxe, gourmet, home-made, premium, ultra-rare box set even more worth your hard earned dollars, they'll probably stack the discs.

[Jeyl]

Twitter user Nick Michalak asked David C. Fein a question.

The Special Longer Version famously used unfinished effects shots, like when Kirk exits the airlock. Are these now corrected for this release?

Which David replied,

There is one previously unfinished vfx shot, yes.

'Previously unfinished vfx shot'. Does that mean they actually fixed it? If so, I'm kind of bummed out since I loved watching that shot with the entire set visible. I was kind of hoping that since they could do whatever they wanted on the Director's Edition that they'd leave the other cuts as they were. That doesn't seem to be the case here.

[filmgenius89]

I'm still a bit confused.

It seems like the "longer broadcast version" will only be in this "complete adventures" standalone set. Does that mean they are authoring two UHD discs for the theatrical version? One with and one without this version?

[oddbox83]

Originally Posted by filmgenius89

I'm still a bit confused.

It seems like the "longer broadcast version" will only be in this "complete adventures" standalone set. Does that mean they are authoring two UHD discs for the theatrical version? One with and one without this version?

That's occurred to me as well. The theatrical-only disc has already been authored for the earlier 1-4 set, and I presume will be the same as in the 1-6 set, but they're still seemingly authoring a new variant disc just for the deluxe set.

It's gonna have to be via branching too like the already released TWOK disc, otherwise that'd be a tight squeeze for 1 4K disc and people would still want the 4K disc of the theatrical if only for the better bitrate.

[Comicfan]

Originally Posted by geomon

To make this irresistible, gorgeous, can't-miss, deluxe, gourmet, home-made, premium, ultra-rare box set even more worth your hard earned dollars, they'll probably stack the discs.

Well,we see from the art that they aren't doing that atleast.

[suspiciouscoffee]

Originally Posted by Jeyl

Twitter user Nick Michalak asked David C. Fein a question.

The Special Longer Version famously used unfinished effects shots, like when Kirk exits the airlock. Are these now corrected for this release?

Which David replied,

There is one previously unfinished vfx shot, yes.

'Previously unfinished vfx shot'. Does that mean they actually fixed it? If so, I'm kind of bummed out since I loved watching that shot with the entire set visible. I was kind of hoping that since they could do whatever they wanted on the Director's Edition that they'd leave the other cuts as they were. That doesn't seem to be the case here.

https://twitter.com/startrekviscomp/...193650690?s=21

[KillerCannibal]

Curious to see the packaging for the complete 1-6 set. If they're slim cases with that OG art, I'm in. If it's a massive digibook I might just spring for all the individual releases. Can't pass up original key art.

[oddbox83]

Originally Posted by KillerCannibal

Curious to see the packaging for the complete 1-6 set. If they're slim cases with that OG art, I'm in. If it's a massive digibook I might just spring for all the individual releases. Can't pass up original key art.

You can bet, whatever the packaging chosen in the end, you won't get individual art in the 1-6 set.

[suspiciouscoffee]

Originally Posted by KillerCannibal

Curious to see the packaging for the complete 1-6 set. If they're slim cases with that OG art, I'm in. If it's a massive digibook I might just spring for all the individual releases. Can't pass up original key art.

Probably what the 1-4 box is, but bigger.

[PeterTHX]

Originally Posted by Bolty

It's kind of intriguing that they would even consider fixing the scene in the special longer version where Kirk exits the ship and you can see the scaffolding and the Sound Stage. So they would bother to fix that by doing CGI for the rest of the hull but they wouldn't alter the space suit to match what he's wearing a couple of minutes later? Why fix one if you're not going to fix both? And I don't have any faith that they would be able to superimpose the new space suit over the old one because they couldn't even handle changing the windows in the background in the officers Lounge scene.

I'd say seeing the scaffolding and woodwork around the set is far more distracting and "takes you out of the movie" than the change of suit.

[Jar Jar Stinks]

Originally Posted by Jeyl

Twitter user Nick Michalak asked David C. Fein a question.

The Special Longer Version famously used unfinished effects shots, like when Kirk exits the airlock. Are these now corrected for this release?

Which David replied,

There is one previously unfinished vfx shot, yes.

'Previously unfinished vfx shot'. Does that mean they actually fixed it? If so, I'm kind of bummed out since I loved watching that shot with the entire set visible. I was kind of hoping that since they could do whatever they wanted on the Director's Edition that they'd leave the other cuts as they were. That doesn't seem to be the case here.

That answer is purposefully vague.

[User897]

Aren't the UK BD's going to be region locked? Damn you, paramount....

[suspiciouscoffee]

My set of the old discs of the ten movies are UK import and region free. Can’t comment on the new thing but who knows