Non-issue for Bluray (1080p) unless you have limited download speeds or a crappy router which are totally separate issues. Conceptually, the problem you are describing happens mostly with ultra high definition.
That's not accurate. Digital platforms still compress the file. You would definitely be able to tell the difference not to mention the audio.
Honestly, there are maybe 3 films in the 10 that are decent\worth watching imo.
The Wrath of Khan
The Search for Spock
The Voyage Home
The rest are either meh or outright awful, so a mediocre deal at best imo. Not too many people have a burning desire to re-watch Star Trek The Motion Picture or The Final Frontier.
I can assume you consider yourself a purist since you only liked the original cast. But Voyage Home was better than Undiscovered Country? And First Contact was a great movie but that would be a boomer vs gen x kinda argument.
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i mean, it will be nice to have the blue ray and all, but its basically going to sit on the shelf and the digital version is all i will watch.
i mean, it will be nice to have the blue ray and all, but its basically going to sit on the shelf and the digital version is all i will watch.
ok... thumbs down cause i dont know and am asking a question?
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You would notice if/when you upgrade to 4K. An upscaled 1080p blu-ray looks noticeably better than a 1080p digital copy.
The Wrath of Khan
The Search for Spock
The Voyage Home
The rest are either meh or outright awful, so a mediocre deal at best imo. Not too many people have a burning desire to re-watch Star Trek The Motion Picture or The Final Frontier.
I can assume you consider yourself a purist since you only liked the original cast. But Voyage Home was better than Undiscovered Country? And First Contact was a great movie but that would be a boomer vs gen x kinda argument.