5/5 Phenomenal looking/sounding bluray
  by Rev2010 (New York)
I'm not going to review the movie itself as it's clearly been out long enough I'm just going to give a quick review for those curious as to the bluray transfer. I picked up the disc yesterday and watched it last night. The quality of this bluray disc is stunning! The clarity is top quality and the color vibrance is amazing, without looking fake or hyped. I didn't notice any unusual artifacts like edge enhancement nor any noise reduction - I watched it on my 52" Samsung LCD but didn't get right up at the screen to examine for these things. But from where I was sitting it looked flawless. The sound is also fanstic and what I noticed the most is that the movie doesn't suffer from the irritating dramatic volume changes. Yes, during action scenes things get louder as they normally should but it wasn't so much that I had to ride the volume control, which is hugely irritating and becoming more common in today's new releases. If you still don't get what I mean I'm referring to the dialog being much lower in volume to the tremendously loud action scenes. Anyhow, this disc doesn't suffer from that, yet there is still a good amount of bass to put you into the feel of the action scenes.

I highly recommend this disc!

*EDIT - forgot to mention there are several extras listed on the back of the box and all of them are listed as being in HD as well. Being that I don't have the case in front of me though I can't list the extra's titles.

5/5 Geat movie, great disc. Tons better than the DVD.
  by Hastor (Clemson, SC USA)
The picture quality was superb, as well as the audio. This has always been one of my favorite sci-fi movies, Trek or not. It is worth avoiding the DVD until you can pick up this version!

4/5 So-so blu-ray transfer
  by N. Hawkins (Chicago)
I think First Contact was by far one of the top films of the Star Trek canon, and after the bangup job that they did with restoring and remastering The Original Series, I was sort of hoping that it would transfer over into the

For example, there was this piece of "fuzz" that was on the bottom of the screen while Picard and Riker were having their first chat (the scene where he's got Berloiz's opera really loudly in his Ready Room) that looked like it was caught during the film transfer. Seriously, it was huge!

Otherwise, it's not too bad. The sound's loud enough to get the neighbors upset with you, and the film makes you forget some of the weaker TV shows and the last movies featuring The Next Generation cast.

It's just an average transfer, and for an awesome film, it deserved better.

5/5 First Contact
  by Joebob (MA, USA)
This is my 1st Blue Ray movie. I didn't have the DVD version to compare with, but the video color and resolution are fabulous, and the audio is great. (Of course, I could be biased as a long-time fan.)

5/5 Best Blu-Ray Yet
  by K. Bass (Raleigh, NC United States)
A lot of upconverted DVD's look about the same as the Blu-Ray version, but not this one. I was amazed at the improved resolution.