The Motion Picture – The Director’s Edition’ in theaters starting this weekend – TrekMovie.com
Star Trek: The Movie returns to the big screen starting this weekend. The new 4K version of Director’s Edition (which debuted on Paramount+ last month) will be screened for three days across the United States on Sunday May 22, Monday May 23 and Wednesday May 25 by Fathom Events. Tickets are on sale now at fathomevents.com.
Q&A with the Director’s Edition team in Los Angeles
The team that put together both the original DVD director’s edition with Robert Wise and the 2022 HD update will host live Q&As at three Los Angeles-area theaters. Producer David Fine shared the details on Twitter.
Just announced! Third Q&A added on May 23 at 7 p.m. at Cinemark 18 XD!
May 22 – Regal LA Live: https://t.co/cuQinZj8U3
May 23-Cinemark 18 XD: https://t.co/gQs2h7wSTC
May 25-AMC Century City: https://t.co/Bl41O8iF53#Star Trek #ParamountMore #Primordial #sttmptde #LLAP @fathomevents pic.twitter.com/iIal680wvU— David C. Fein (@DavidCFein) May 17, 2022
It will be in 4K
And in case you want the details, it’s been confirmed that Fathom has delivered a 4K DCP (Digital Cinema Package) to theaters, so you’ll see the film in all its new glory.
My friend @mumbles3k who works in a theater confirms that the @fathomevents for #Star Trek #TheDirectorsEdition was delivered as a 4K DCP with 5.1 audio. #STTMPTDE @TrekMovie @TrekCore pic.twitter.com/237j2HaEeL
— Star Trek TMP visual comparisons (@StarTrekVisComp) May 18, 2022
Fathom trailer and more videos
Here is the official Fathom Events trailer.
Last month, Paramount+ released a fun video that showcases the Director’s Edition crew discussing their fandom and their mission to bring director Robert Wise’s favorite cut into the modern age.
And YouTube movie fan My moonization has put together a nice collection of some scenes from the 4K/HDR versions of the theatrical version of TMP released in 2021 and the new Director’s Edition compare. The video is available on YouTube in 4K and HDR with compatible displays, and is best viewed on such equipment.
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