Star Trek is a two/three-disc "special/collector's edition" Blu-ray Disc release of Star Trek. The release includes a digital copy of the film for use on PCs and portable devices. The cover has so-called "augmented reality" features – the use of a webcam presents a three-dimensional holographic tour of the USS Enterprise.

Remarkably, this edition was released a year prior to the single-disc basic, "vanilla" release, which constituted a break with franchise tradition – predominantly employed for the DVD format – as this had until then the other way around for the previous Star Trek films, Star Trek: The Motion Picture excepted.

While still being marketed as region-restricted, this release was actuality confirmed, as one of the very first ones where Star Trek was concerned, to be already region-free before this had increasingly become commonplace for the Blu-ray format. [2]^(X)

Special features[]

As was commonplace in the industry, this release contained more special features than its DVD counterpart, as the industry favored the new Blu-ray format.

Disc 1[]

These special features were included on the single-disc release as the only ones.

• Commentary by J.J. Abrams, Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, Damon Lindelof, and Bryan Burk.
• BD-Live: NASA News

Disc 2[]

• Deleted scenes with optional commentary
  • Spock Birth
  • Klingons Take Over Narada
  • Young Kirk, Johnny and Uncle Frank
  • Amanda and Sarek Argue After Spock Fights
  • Prison Interrogation and Breakout
  • Sarek Gets Amanda
  • Dorm Room and Kobayashi Maru (original version)
  • Kirk Apologizes to the Green Girl
  • Sarek Sees Spock
• A New Vision
  • Savage Pressure
• To Boldly Go
  • The Shatner Conundrum
  • Red Shirt Guy
  • The Green Girl
  • Trekker Alert!
• Starships
  • Warp Explained
  • Paint Job
  • Bridge Construction Accelerated
  • The Captain's Chair
  • Button Acting 101
  • Shuttle Shuffle
  • Narada Construction Accelerated
• Aliens
  • The Alien Paradox
  • Big-Eyed Girl
  • Big Bro Quinto
  • Klingons
  • Drakoulias Anatomy 101
• Planets
  • Extra Business
  • Confidentiality
• Props and Costumes
  • Klingon Wardrobe
• Ben Burtt and the Sounds of Star Trek
• Casting
• Score
• Gene Roddenberry's Vision
• Starfleet Vessel Simulator
• Gag reel

Disc 3[]

It is this disc that several region A/B/C editions, such as the ones released in several Far Eastern, and EU countries, have dispensed with.

• Digital copy
• DVD-ROM features: Star Trek D-A-C XBox 360 demo, PC, and PlayStation Network web links (Region A only)

1. ↑ The (three-disc) Australasian release is similarly executed as the Japanese issue.
2. ↑ The German issue is exemplary for the releases in the other EU and Far Eastern countries (Japan excepted), as well as Russia.
3. ↑ Initially released on 10 November 2009, the Russian Region C two-disc version from Noviy Disk came in two release variants, the standard two-disc Blu-ray version, followed on 25 March 2019 by the "limited edition" with its five collectible cards and exclusive booklet. [1] The latter became shortly thereafter collected in May in the limited "special edition" box release along with the "limited editions" of the other two alternate reality films.

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