Star Trek (alternate artwork) (Blu-ray SteelBook) (Zavvi Exclusive) [UK]

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Release date: June 3rd, 2013
Link: Pre-order on Zavvi.com

There are two different order descriptions for each Steelboook:

1. Star Trek XI - Zavvi Exclusive Limited Edition Steelbook [Blu-ray]
2. Star Trek XI - Exclusive Limited Edition Steelbook [Blu-ray]

No 1 (The 'Zavvi Exclusive') is the black one.


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And this is not the steelbook but just giving you idea on how it would look with the front and back. ie. giving the collector the choice of which side they want as front so you can switch the plates.

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And as a side note-I've been around this hobby for years myself, and collectors who enjoy having unique items don't always welcome with open arms the re-releases either. They don't have to have stockpiled or paid holy grail prices to feel that way (though for some people that is their main goal-and personally I think that is bound to happen as soon as a few 'grails' are seen to fetch ridiculous prices). But for some, it's a simple matter of having a unique item-a re-release simply dilutes the whole point of collecting, for some (i.e re-releases especially with exactly the same art work, render the 'uniqueness' of the first irrelevant). 'Value' can be defined by money or perceived personal 'worth' to the individual.
 
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i guess you can't please all of the people all of the time, with different collectors having their own opinions regarding re releases, etc.
i, personally would welcome a re release of the original artwork, as i don't own a copy of the original. i have also experienced the re release situation myself with the likes of zombieland de, inception futureshop,etc, having copies of the first releases, but i don't mind. it seems re releases are becoming more and more prevalent around the world, and will continue to pop up on a regular basis.
 
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its the alternate artwork that has me interested as i already own the play 3 disc set bought on day of release so no silly money paid out. The re-release dosent interest me at all but for new collectors just starting then the fun has just begun.
 
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Most people who have been collecting a couple of years don't like re-releases or more specifically re-prints. Most people who have been collecting for less than that, specifically since Play.com started with their wave releases, tend to think that re-releases are fine because they can't afford those expensive early releases. Both opinions are pretty selfish (let's be honest collecting is pretty selfish on the whole) so both sides will have to agree to disagree. We can keep going round and round, but in the end we end up with threads full of bickering and no common acceptance. Let's just get back to discussing what's good about Steelbook collecting. No amount of moaning is going to change the direction this hobby is heading.

People "tend" to think that re-releases are fine? IT IS FINE. There is absolutely nothing wrong with besides the issue some of these selfish collectors have with re-releases.

No, not "both" opinions are selfish. Collecting isn't selfish unless you don't want others to be able to collect the same things you collect, which is exactly the issue here.

Yes, lets just go back to discussing what's good about steelbook collecting. But it pretty much sucks when you go into a re-release thread and you're interested and everyone is just trash-talking the steelbook. :(

Well i for one have been collecting for years , so i am one of those who do moan over any steelbook that has been re-released identically with the first released steelbook.

You might think it is extremely selfish or insignificant when a Member postest his dismay over a re-release but would you not be disappointed over something that you charish (i dont know what it is , but it could be any number of things) something you had bought and cherished and considered it very rare to all of a sudden pop up all over so that anybody who wanted it could purchase one. If you paid alot of money for something that was rare , and then became availiable again at a fraction of the cost you paid for it, it would hurt . That is what collecting is all about - imo.

I also think that a forum is a place where people can exchange their ideas and even express themselves even if it is not appealing to you, so please try to be more tolerant in this direction.

Of course the people who have just started to collect Bluray Steelbooks and dont really care about the value of a 1st print or reprint or or or - for those people re-releases are good , for me personally it is totally disappointing. So i will continue to "speak my mind" to this effect as long as i dont personally attack anyone i think its fine to do that. We all have different opinions of things dont we?

I say bäh bäh bäh to re-releases !! I will definitly buy the new artwork Star Trek XI steelbook from zavvi , but the re-release i will not buy (would not even if i did not have the "original" one)

Im really intersted in the Artwork of this Zavvi exklusive Steelbook

Take care
John

I would never be disappointed if something that I cherish was released for other people to enjoy. I'm not selfish. I don't buy steelbooks because they are "rare" and I wouldn't cherish something I've bought for that reason. To me that's illogical unless it was a rock from the moon or something. But even then I wouldn't mind other people owning a piece of the same stuff. Steelbooks are not rare, thousands of them are made.

Of course I'm tolerant to other peoples opinion, can't I voice mine? I think it's complete trolling when people trash talk the re-releases in their threads. But they do have the freedom to do so if they want, of course. But out of respect, people should just not bother and leave those threads to the people who are interested.

The only ones angry are the ones that purchased the original based on the value to someone else - as in, they bought it because it is deemed to have a high value by others. Those that bought it because of the value to themself don't mind - because they still have their steel and they still have the exact item that they purchased for a price that was worth it to them at the time.

I collect many things... I would never ever get pissed off if someone was able to buy what I own. I have nothing against other people enjoying the same stuff I have. In fact, I'd rather more people did so we would have more things in common.

It kinda has to go both ways though. New collector's don't seem to understand what the old collector's have been going through with all these re-releases. They call them "selfish". They call them "out of touch". Why is it ok for one group to feel one way, and not the other group?

People are okay to feel however they want to, nobody is saying otherwise.

Exactly. Everyone should just agree to disagree, neither argument will prevail, so it's pointless even bothering.

Of course no argument will prevail when people don't agree. Yes, we should just agree to disagree. But perhaps, as I've mentioned before, the haters of re-releases should out of respect, leave the re-release threads to those interested in them. I would never had my rant or any issue if it wasn't for those kind of comments constantly being posted in the re-release threads. I, as a long time collector of steelbooks, am interested in steelbooks and it's off putting discussing a steelbook when people have such negative opinions about it... I have respect for other people, but it's kinda hard to keep that respect because of the reasons I've stated.

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John i agree with you if id paid out for a holy grail or had purchased the Original Star Trek fs or play from release id be peeved at a re-release, theres no need for it.

However i do like yourself welcome the new artwork even though i do not own the original releases.

For you.
 
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I think we should all get on and stop the bickering between both sides.

There have been so many steelbooks re-released we should just accept this now. As steelbook collecting becomes more popular, studios will see this to increase their profits and make as much money as they can.

New collectors who missed out, it would make sense from a business point of view to re-release another steel for the 'new' collectors. After all, their researchers can see that ST is selling over £100, why not make another few thousand of them to sell?

They claim it's 'limited' on the original release, it was limited, until 4 years down the line they decided to re-release this again for a 'limited' time now that the sequal to ST will be available and a chance for everyone who missed out to own one (even me at cost).

For those that spent a premium for the steel, I do feel for them. For those that waited for another release, you were patient.

We should all accept studios have to make money, and with such a popular franchise like ST, it's bound to happen at some point. And ST I feel it will not be the only one to be re-released and then everyone will start bickering again.

My personal view? I don't just collect steelbooks, I do own some other expensive collectibles. For me, I like to own something that is special, something rare, but to own something that not many people own that I enjoy gives me that 'buzz'' and I tend to cherish that special collectible I have.

Can be anything, steelbooks, stamps, watches, doesn't matter.

To those members that welcome new releases great, but have a little thought about everyone who spent a lot of money. Not just for ST, any rare steel that has been re-released. Put yourself to those that spent a premium. How would you feel if you spent £100 for a steel you really wanted and then it was re-released with the same artwork? Not a good feeling.

I personally do not welcome re-releases, regardless if I missed out or not - and that goes for any collectible. If I missed out first time then I will have to hunt one down! Limited means limited, but it's a lot more complicated then that, money is there to be made from collectors and studios will take this opportunity.

Yes there be veteran collectors who have had enough and leave if they are going to keep re-releasing, but there will always be new collectors and new faces that would join and keep this hobby going.

Life's too short to keep bickering so for collectors that have been in for a while, just accept it, it's going to happen and it won't be the last time either.

Zavvi - bring on the new release.
 
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This is ridiculous.. can we get back on topic, please? I keep seeing this thread being bumped and hope to find some new info when I wander in here, but instead I'm met with constant bickering each time. If there aren't already threads for this sort of discussion, then feel free to go ahead and make one and/or discuss it privately between yourselves.
 
Anyone care to speculate on the artwork? Personally I'm hoping something dramatically different from other releases..something a lot darker that when put together with the new movie will look pretty snazzy!
 
Ok I will lock this thread till more news comes...

also these #s I keep seeing people say of the other version being 8k is false. Its much less than that (for uK)... That was just steelbookedup speculating... I seen a few people run with that and then others took that for truth.
 
Do we have more news wreck???

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That is awesome! Can't wait :ohno: