Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie

Rating summary

Movie		4.0
Video		0.0
Audio		5.0
Extras		5.0
Overall		4.5

Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie Review

Paramount has released the 2002 Sci-Fi film 'Star Trek: Nemesis' to the UHD format. New specifications include 2160p/Dolby Vision video and Dolby TrueHD 7.1 lossless audio. Supplements from the original release carry over. This set also includes a remastered Blu-ray disc, which is also available seperately. This UHD/Blu-ray combo is also included in a four-film 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' collection.

Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie, Video Quality 

The included screenshots are sourced from the remastered 1080p Blu-ray disc.

Paramount brings Star Trek: Nemesis to the UHD format with a jazzy new 2160p/Dolby Vision UHD release. The picture is satisfyingly filmic, as is the case with the rest of the TNG films on this format. The grain structure is flattering, consistent, and attractive, supporting the naturally sharp and excellently detailed material underneath. The picture is crisp, efficient, and satisfying, offering full, well-defined textures that accelerate beyond the 1080p Blu-ray for overall sharpness and intricacy. Faces and uniforms are once again standouts, but audiences will be able to soak in the finest textural nuances along various Enterprise-E interiors, the Romulan senate, and other key locales throughout the film as well. The picture is free from any obvious print wear issues and encode flaws.

The Dolby Vision color grading is very well balanced, delivering the black and gray uniforms with appropriate depth and color rendition. The various uniform colors -- the familiar Starfleet red, blue, and yellow -- are nicely saturated as well, and these tones appear deeper and more lifelike compared to the remastered Blu-ray. Color balance remains intact, with the film never pushing to a gaudy, oversaturated, and bright or towards overly deep and drab colors. Everything is well balanced, from crisp dress whites to deep shadowy and starfield blacks. Skin tones are healthy across the full range of alien and human characters alike. This is a very solid UHD image all around.

Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie, Audio Quality 

Asa with the other three TNG films, Star Trek: Nemesis' new Dolby TrueHD 7.1 lossless soundtrack delivers a satisfying sense of depth and impact in all areas of concern. The track opens up with extensive depth and spacing in action, beginning with the "dune buggy" chase sequence earlier in the film. That scene offers robust low-end engagement and plenty of active surround sound cues, all of which are seamlessly integrated and balanced for both precision placement and movement imaging. This holds true for all action sounds; there's never a shortage of any significant content. Musical presentation is rich and clear, wide and well defined with dominant front side usage supported by nicely integrated surround balance. Minor atmosphere and dialogue reverb in more cavernous locales are pleasantly detailed and seamlessly immerse the listener into the various locales. Overall track accuracy is excellent, and dialogue is stable and clear with firm front-center placement and prioritization.

Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie, Special Features and Extras 

This UHD release of Star Trek: Nemesis includes a huge assortment of bonus content from the legacy collection. Commentaries are on both discs and the Blu-ray houses all of the video-based extras as well.

UHD:

• Audio Commentary: Director Stuart Baird.
• Audio Commentary: Producer Rick Berman.
• Audio Commentary: Michael and Denise Okuda.
• Text Commentary: Michael and Denise Okuda.

• Audio Commentary: Director Stuart Baird.
• Audio Commentary: Producer Rick Berman.
• Audio Commentary: Michael and Denise Okuda.
• Text Commentary: Michael and Denise Okuda.
• Library Computer
• Production: A seven-part feature:
  
  
  • Nemesis Revisited
  • New Frontiers Stuart Baird on Directing Nemesis
  • Storyboarding the Action
  • Red Alert! Shooting the Action of Nemesis
  • Build and Rebuild
  • Four-Wheeling in the Final Frontier
  • Screen Test: Shinzon
• The Star Trek Universe: A nine-part feature.
  
  
  • A Star Trek Family's Final Journey
  • A Bold Vision of the Final Frontier
  • The Enterprise E
  • Reunion with the Rikers
  • Today's Tech Tomorrow's Data
  • Robot Hall of Fame
  • Brent Spiner Data and Beyond Part 2
  • Trek Roundtable: Nemesis
  • Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 010: Thalaron Radiation
• The Romulan Empire: A five-part feature:
  
  
  • Romulan Lore
  • Shinzon & The Viceroy
  • Romulan Design
  • The Romulan Senate
  • The Scimitar
• Deleted Scenes: 13 scenes following Rick Berman's introduction:
  
  
  • Wesley's New Mission
  • Chateau Picard, 2267
  • The Time of Conquest
  • Data and B-4
  • Federation Protocols
  • The Chance for Peace
  • A Loss of Self
  • Remember Him? (Extended)
  • Turbolift Violation
  • Sickbay Prepares for Battle
  • Cleaning Out Data's Quarters
  • Crusher at Starfleet Medical
  • Advice for the New First Officer
• Archives: A five-part feature
  
  
  • Storyboards
  • Galleries
  • Bryan Singer
  • Riker and the Beast
  • Terry Frazee
• Trailers: A three-part feature
  
  
  • Teaser Trailer
  • Theatrical Trailer
  • Borg Invasion Trailer

Star Trek: Nemesis 4K Blu-ray Movie, Overall Score and Recommendation 

Nemesis is arguably the darkest Star Trek movie of them all, tonally and aesthetically alike. The UHD looks amazing, sounds great, and is packed with bonus content. Highly recommended.