Star Trek 2009 release date

[DC_Street]

http://fr.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=5852

Is the US date going to be before November 17th or do we have to wait that long as well? It seems soo far away

[DetroitSportsFan]

I doubt it will be that far away in the U.S. Probably Sept/Oct.

[hal9000]

It's usually about 4 or 5 months after the theatrical release. I think September or October is a good guess.

[TheManInBlu]

Since season 2 of Star Tek is coming out in sept. I think it's safe to assume that the film will come out at the same time or a week or two later (like they did for season 1 and the original crew movies).

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by TheManInBlu

Since season 2 of Star Tek is coming out in sept. I think it's safe to assume that the film will come out at the same time or a week or two later (like they did for season 1 and the original crew movies).

I tought Season Two was for November?

[Diesel]

i agree with the others, the states won't have to wait that long

september/october

[DC_Street]

would it be too much to ask for it to be released on September 8th? Best b-day present ever

[Kynch]

Originally Posted by DC_Street

http://fr.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=5852

Is the US date going to be before November 17th or do we have to wait that long as well? It seems soo far away

Seeing as France is soooooooo sloooooow at getting releases, I'm pretty sure the US'll get it in September or October.

[mlim77]

I reckon, like the Special DVD release Apollo 13, they should release the IMAX version and the Theatrical version.

[P@t_Mtl]

Release in theater was second week of May, usualy it's 4-5 months for a release on DVD or BD, I would say expect it late September early week of October.

[Blu-Benny]

Originally Posted by P@t_Mtl

Release in theater was second week of May, usualy it's 4-5 months for a release on DVD or BD, I would say expect it late September early week of October.

that's what i would think as well. probably see this within a couple weeks of wolverine!!!

[Schmiddy Man]

The longer a movie does well, doesnt it usually take longer to come out (maybe an extra few weeks or a month)...a movie that bombed usually is out sooner...I would think late October as the movie is still getting run in the theatre, it was still 7th at the Box Office for the last week...

[P@t_Mtl]

Originally Posted by Schmiddy Man

The longer a movie does well, doesnt it usually take longer to come out (maybe an extra few weeks or a month)...a movie that bombed usually is out sooner...I would think late October as the movie is still getting run in the theatre, it was still 7th at the Box Office for the last week...

Then explain TDk, release in July came out in December (5 months)?

[Diesel]

Originally Posted by Schmiddy Man

The longer a movie does well, doesnt it usually take longer to come out (maybe an extra few weeks or a month)...a movie that bombed usually is out sooner...I would think late October as the movie is still getting run in the theatre, it was still 7th at the Box Office for the last week...

not necessarily, when The Dark Knight came out (5 months later like P@T_Mtl mentioned) it was still playing in about 300 theaters in the US.

[mlim77]

Star Trek fans will be very interested to know what is in slate for the upcoming release of the recent Star Trek Movie for Blu Ray and DVD. I found this piece of news (about the European release) from www.digitalbits.com/rumormill.html as well as www.trekmovie.com....

First details on “Star Trek” DVD/Blu-ray features and deleted scenes

The first details for the Blu-ray edition of the 2009 Star Trek movie have come out of Europe, complete with a release date and list of special features (including deleted scenes). Although Paramount Home Entertainment will not officially confirm any details, TrekMovie and the Digital Bits have confirmed with sources that the reports are (for the most part) accurate. Details below.

TrekMovie has previously reported that there will likely be three home video versions of the Star Trek movie: standard widescreen DVD, special edition DVD set, and special edition Blu-ray. The details out of Germany from Filme-Bluray.de and AreaDVD.de are for the Blu-ray, but could also apply to the special edition DVD set.

Bear in mind that there can be variations between different regions, and also this is not an official release from Paramount, so this should not be considered final. However, except for some of the naming, sources indicate the below list is accurate.

Star Trek (2009 movie) Blu-ray Details

Technical

Picture: 2.35:1 (1080p)
Sound: German Dolby Digital 5.1, English Dolby True HD 5.1, English Audio Description, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1, Italian Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: German, English and others

Extras

Audio commentary (JJ Abrams, Bryan Burke, Alex Kurtzman, Damon Lindelof, Roberto Orci)

Featurettes:

Where no man has gone before:
The Shatner conundrum
The redshirt guy,
The green girl
Trekker alert!
Casting
A new vision (”Savage Pressure”)
Starships:
Warp explained
Painting work
Accelerated bridge construction
The captain’s chair
Operating the buttons
Shuttle shuffle
Accelerated Narada construction

Aliens:
The alien paradox
The girl with the big eyes
Big pro Quinto
Klingons
Drakoulias anatomy 101

Planets:
Additional businesses
Confidentiality
Equipment and costumes: Klingon costumes
Sound
Music
Gene Roddenberry’s vision

Deleted scenes:
Spock’s birth
Klingons capture Narada
Young Kirk, Johnny and Uncle Frank
Amanda and Sarek argue after Spock’s fight
Interrogation and escape from prison
Sarek and Amanda
Bedroom and Kobayashi Maru (original version)
Kirk apologizes to the green girl
Sarek sees Spock Prime
Starfleet vessel simulator (probably BD only)
Star Trek gag reel

Trailers:
Teaser trailer
Theatrical trailer “The wait is over”
Theatrical trailer “Prepare for the beginning”
Theatrical trailer “Buckle up”
Star Trek: D-A-C demo (trailer) for XBOX 360
BD Live options

[Grevlin]

DAY 1 PURCHASE easiest decision in a while.

[detector19]

O wow I'll have to watch it with turkey dinner...

[jceperley]

Originally Posted by mlim77

I reckon, like the Special DVD release Apollo 13, they should release the IMAX version and the Theatrical version.

Why? They're identical.

The reason why Apollo 13 was released with both is because they had to make the film shorter (due to the older bulbs IMAX was using then), and I believe they adjusted the aspect ratio for the IMAX screen to fit more of the screen (most likely using the super 35 that it was filmed with).

But, in the case of Star Trek, they were identical, and if the aspect ratio was different, it would have been due to cropping (seeing as it was shot anamorphically and not super 35).

[LeonardMcGill]

Originally Posted by jceperley

Why? They're identical.

The reason why Apollo 13 was released with both is because they had to make the film shorter (due to the older bulbs IMAX was using then), and I believe they adjusted the aspect ratio for the IMAX screen to fit more of the screen (most likely using the super 35 that it was filmed with).

But, in the case of Star Trek, they were identical, and if the aspect ratio was different, it would have been due to cropping (seeing as it was shot anamorphically and not super 35).

Well put, I was thinking the exact same thing.

[highdefw]

I say end of September.