Thought I'd post these together. The TNG set had been doing the rounds on here @ £69.99 so this is a fairly decent price.
Alternately HMV have just dropped it down to £54.99 if that's your preference - http://store.hmv.com/film-tv/blu-ray/star-trek-the-next-generation-complete?_ga=1.233117854.1098651825.1466881681
The Voyager set rarely drops of late so I think £45 is fairly decent for that as well. Next best is £60 @ Amazon.
Next best on the Enterprise Blu-ray set is £48.99 @ Zavvi.
I'm rewatching DS9 at the moment, and while it's good, the Blu-ray TNG is just so much more enjoyable.
Maevoric
28 Jun 161#5
Nice but I disagree ds9 is my favourite and did so much with so little :smile:
majestic2012
28 Jun 164#6
Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra.
muggy
28 Jun 16#7
I just used the code to get "Star Trek - Enterprise: The Complete Collection (Box Set) [Blu-ray]" for £36.
Thank You.
MissionaryMan
28 Jun 162#8
Shut up, Wesley ...
buddn07
28 Jun 162#9
Shaka, when the walls fell.
NitrousUK
28 Jun 162#10
His eyes open..
bmz
28 Jun 16#11
Better than watching Big Brother or whichever one is on now
Nice find :smiley:
soops
28 Jun 16#12
Ordered! Thanks OP :sunglasses:
vulcanproject
28 Jun 16#13
jaydeeuk1
28 Jun 162#14
Hate that episode with a passion!
NotSoProBenny
28 Jun 16#15
Damn, I bought TNG from HMV only a month ago at £69.99! Awesome deal at this price.
Istanbul_Kop
28 Jun 16#16
Pity Voyager isn't in HD.
I'm dying to see those Irish episodes again.
vulcanproject to Istanbul_Kop
29 Jun 16#17
Probably never happen, too expensive to remaster with not enough money back after they do it. TNG cost the best part of £15m to do.
Apparently they didn't make much (if anything) back on it despite the high bluray prices to recoup the remastering fee, and it's by far the most popular modern trek series.
ken-doh
29 Jun 161#18
Currently watching TNG Blue ray box set, it is the gift that keeps on giving. What am I doing with my life? almost at end of season 4.
dicknewlove
29 Jun 16#19
Does anyone know if there are there any significant extras from the DVD box sets to the blu-rays? I've got all TNG on dvd in the silver plastic presentations but am mightily tempted to get the blu-rays.
AcornGuy2012 to dicknewlove
29 Jun 161#21
I paid £64 for TNG collection on Blu-ray back in March. They have great transfers and there are brand new special features but I'm not sure if they ported over some from the DVDs.
To quote Amazon Reviewer 'Defiant'
ahigham01
29 Jun 16#20
The episodes with Q AKA John De Lancie Are Just Class ..........
cheapskate25
29 Jun 16#22
I think The Next Generation cost $9 million. All the costs were paid for before the BDs were released with syndication sales. Unfortunately the Blu-rays themselves didn't do particularly well, they were poorly marketed and are a lot more expensive to make than DVDs.
dicknewlove
29 Jun 161#23
Thanks AcornGuy. Of course, they're now out of stock and I haven't had chance to persuade my wife that I really need them, but thatnks again for the info.
vulcanproject
29 Jun 16#24
I have seen reports anywhere between $13m-$20m to remaster, with the $9m figure usually attributed to just the first season, acquisition of the technology etc. We don't know for sure. It was the largest ever remaster project of it's kind. 178 episodes, each just over 40 minutes long, so it was huge. Needless to say it hasn't made CBS a lot of money.
When you look at the newer shows like DS9 and Voyager they could potentially cost a lot more to master per episode if they do it to the extent of TNG, as they have considerably more computer effect shots that would need replacing and re-rendering for a start. The margins would be even less, so it is even less economical for them, hence the improbability of them getting redone.
cheapskate25
30 Jun 16#25
I think the $9 Million total is accurate from the articles I've read. CBS haven't lost any money on the project, but I think they were hoping for stellar home video sales to provide the impetus for future re-masters.
gr00ved
3 Jul 16#26
Now that this is all on Netflix UK I understand why the box sets were all reduced. Still a cracking deal though if you like physical media.
gr00ved
3 Jul 16#27
Now that this is all on Netflix UK I understand why the box sets were all reduced. Still a cracking deal though if you like physical media.
robtallica
5 Jul 16#28
Anyone holding off the Enterprise set as it had risen to £50. It's back down to £40 again. £36 after code. Got one just now.
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Thought I'd post these together. The TNG set had been doing the rounds on here @ £69.99 so this is a fairly decent price.
Alternately HMV have just dropped it down to £54.99 if that's your preference - http://store.hmv.com/film-tv/blu-ray/star-trek-the-next-generation-complete?_ga=1.233117854.1098651825.1466881681
The Voyager set rarely drops of late so I think £45 is fairly decent for that as well. Next best is £60 @ Amazon.
Next best on the Enterprise Blu-ray set is £48.99 @ Zavvi.
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Star Trek - Enterprise: The Complete Collection (Box Set) [Blu-ray] - £36 after code SIGNUP10
I'm rewatching DS9 at the moment, and while it's good, the Blu-ray TNG is just so much more enjoyable.
Thank You.
Nice find :smiley:
I'm dying to see those Irish episodes again.
Apparently they didn't make much (if anything) back on it despite the high bluray prices to recoup the remastering fee, and it's by far the most popular modern trek series.
To quote Amazon Reviewer 'Defiant'
When you look at the newer shows like DS9 and Voyager they could potentially cost a lot more to master per episode if they do it to the extent of TNG, as they have considerably more computer effect shots that would need replacing and re-rendering for a start. The margins would be even less, so it is even less economical for them, hence the improbability of them getting redone.