It’s important to note that there are no new special features in this collection. The packaging also includes the voucher for redeeming these movies digitally through Apple TV, Vudu and Movies Anywhere. Inside the packaging is eight discs, four of which contain each feature film in 4K/HDR with some special features, and the other four contain each in 1080p with the bulk of the legacy bonuses.
Aesthetically, the TNG and TOS movie releases share the same art style, which will be welcome news to collectors. The PackagingĪs far as packaging goes, you know what to expect if you checked out The Original Series Six-Movie Collection last year (and we certainly recommend you do). Simply put, if you have an eye for visual acuity in your movies, 4K/HDR is the way to go. And of course, who wouldn’t want to see Captain Kirk harassed on the bridge of the Enterprise-B in more detail… and then see a more detailed bridge on the captain later. The beautiful pastoral nature of Ba’ku in Insurrection is brought home thanks to more environmental detail and HDR balancing. Watching the Enterprise and Scimitar slug it out in Nemesis is even better thanks to HDR highlights on torpedoes and explosions, even if the 4K transfer means CGI models don’t hold up as well next to their practical brethren. Of course, every TNG film gets the 4K/HDR treatment, and it’s a uniformly great presentation. The first thing we wanted to see in this release was how the Sovereign class looked, and we weren’t disappointed. The opening shot of the beautiful Enterprise-E model shows more surface texture detail than ever, and the high dynamic range highlights really bring to bear the ship’s glowing warp nacelles and lit windows against the blackness of space and the colorful background nebula. Every pore on Patrick Stewart’s face is crisper, making the Borg needle plunge into his eye that much more visceral. Pop in First Contact, for example, and you’ll see what we mean. Even if you’ve seen these movies from the Blu-ray release of more than a decade ago, which brought these films into 1080p high definition, the bump here to 4K is striking. The real seller of getting these movies on 4K/HDR Blu-ray is the visual upgrade, and boy is it great. Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie Collection The Presentation Most importantly, the 4K transfer of these films is sublime to watch compared to their previous home media releases. This package bundles the four TNG movies ( Generations, First Contact, Insurrection, and Nemesis) and boatloads of legacy special features. Star Trek fans can now have a complete collection of classic Star Trek movies on their shelves thanks to the new Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie Collection. Review: Star Trek: The Next Generation 4-Movie Collection in 4K Ultra High-Definition
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