Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country - 4K Blu-Ray [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

Even though this film is dated- it is IMO one of the best Star Trek Films ever made! Love the Dolby TrueHD 7.1 Audio and the Dolby vision grade! Only wish it had atmos on it!

Great movie, I mean it's Star Trek after all. So good!

An old favorite of mine. Great to have a physical copy. The UltraHD versiok vs Standar Bluray is a very noticeable difference on my tv.

Yeah the original crew was pretty old at the time of this movie, but it was still a lot of fun. The murder mystery in the movie was interesting. Still enjoyable 30 years later!

As with my other reviews, I am reviewing the film quality and not the movie itself. This disk I Actually would get 4 1/2 stars to, so I rounded up despite the fact that neither cut of the film has a Dolby Atmos soundtrack. This is the first time they have included both of the original theatrical version as well as the directors addition on a single disk through branching. To achieve this, they had to remaster the directors cut in his preferred aspect ratio of 2.39:1. When it was previously released on DVD, the aspect ratio was altered to 2.20:1. Paramount had to go to the 2.39:1 In order to achieve seamless branching between the two versions. The picture quality and audio quality are great. This is the second of Star Trek film to be held by Nicolas Meyer. His previous outing, was Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Also released as a single 4K disc with the Original theatrical cut, and a second version of the Directors cut. The first cat version appeared on DVD back in 2000. A special Blu-ray that contains both versions that was released about five years ago, had an alternate version, his preferred version of the directors cut Where he removed some dialogue that didn't seem to keep the flow. All of the original extras that were on the DVD and the theatrical release on Blu-ray in 2009, are included in high-def on this disk. This collection comes with a digital copy of the theatrical version only. There is a digital copy available for purchase in a bundle on Vudu for the directors cut, in the 2.20 to 1 ratio.