Star Trek Beyond (4K Ultra HD)

Real world article

(written from a production point of view)

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4K Ultra HD release
Series:	Star Trek films
No. of discs:	1 (4K UHD) 1 (Blu-ray)
Run time:	122 minutes
Director:	Justin Lin
Release date:	1 November 2016 (North America)
Other release date(s):	2 November 2016 (Australasia) 21 November 2016 (UK, Scandinavia) 1 December 2016 (Germany) 17 December 2016 (France) 15 March 2017 (Benelux)
Rating(s):
Language:	English (Dolby Atmos 5.1 Surround)
Subtitles:	English, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, German, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish
Dubbed:	French, German, Italian, Castilian (all DD 5.1 Surround)
Reference:	ASIN B01IS31NQK (US) ASIN B01IWM3OX2 (US Amazon.com exclusive) GTIN 9317731127502 (Australasia) ASIN B01KLZYOR8 (UK) ASIN B0BM4XNDSN (Scandinavia) ASIN B01K6OPXHE (Germany) ASIN B01M0XRDB2 (France) ASIN B0749TZ456 (Benelux)
Year:	2016
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Star Trek Beyond is the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray/Digital combo release of Star Trek Beyond.

The releases came with their discs mounted in the standard plastic snapcase and packaged within the customary cardboard slipcover.

Special features[]

The special features are as in included on the regular Star Trek Beyond single-disc Blu-ray release, in effect the one included in this set.

Deleted scenes
Beyond the Darkness
Enterprise Takedown
Divided and Conquered
A Warped Sense of Revenge
Trekking in the Desert
Exploring Strange New Worlds
New Life and New Civilizations
To Live Long and Prosper
For Leonard and Anton
Gag Reel

iTunes exclusive[]

An "enhanced commentary", similar to the one produced for Star Trek Into Darkness Blu-ray, was exclusively available at iTunes Store, and could be accessed by redeeming the digital code included in the set. [3] Unlike the Into Darkness one though, it was not physically included on any of the prior or subsequent home video format releases.

Limited releases

↑ When the Amazon.com gift set retailer exclusive was announced, an European version had also been accounted for, but without the 4K UHD disc. [1] When eventually released in the UK, Germany and France, their sets included an extra Blu-ray 3D disc instead with the French set even including the additional Bonus Features disc, which were both however omitted from the single-disc Italian release. [2]