Star Trek Into Darkness

Star Trek Into Darknesscompendium release from 2014. This version of the film adjusts a number of scenes away from the basic ~2.39:1 aspect ratio and blows them up to a screen-filling 1.78:1. The film's...

That's more like it. Into Darkness arrives on UHD alongside 2009's Star Trek, and both have been upgraded to Dolby Atmos sound. Unlike the 2009 film, which never used the height channels to full effect,...

All of the extras from The Compendium release carry over on the 1080p feature film and supplemental disc, but only The Mission Continues (2160p, 1:29) is available on the UHD disc. A voucher for a UV/iTunes...

Out of the darkness, into the UHD spotlight. Note: The included screenshots are sourced from a 1080p Blu-ray disc. Watch for 4K screenshots at a later date.Paramount makes its way to the ever-growing UHD...

Star Trek Into Darkness can't match the raw revenge-filled narrative and life-defining themes of Star Trek II, but it's a wonderful re-imagining that gets a lot of it right while forging its own unique...

Even though the IMAX footage was originally shot in 65mm and scanned at an 11K resolution, everything here comes from a 2K digital intermediate, which was then upgraded to 4K. While visual results of the...

'Star Trek Into Darkness' beams up to 4K with an English Dolby Atmos track (which plays as a 7.1 Dolby TrueHD track for those without an Atmos set-up) that is nothing short of reference-quality. Even slightly...

Note: Since all of the bonus materials on this release have appeared on prior releases of 'Star Trek Into Darkness', the Blu-ray supplements descriptions that follow are from fellow HDD writer Joshua Zyber...

While I would never claim to be the Trekiest of Trekkies, I've been a die-hard fan of the franchise since my parents dumped me off at a theater to see Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan in 1982 so they could...

There's no denying that 'Star Trek Into Darkness' is at times entertaining and action-packed. The movie's biggest faults lie in the fact that it doesn't feel very much like a 'Star Trek' film, nor does...