A personal favorite, "The Undiscovered Country" felt like real Star Trek in every way. Sure, Kirk had a bit of attitude towards the Klingons, but Spock, as ever, balanced his human friend's anger with peaceful overtures to a race that, in their time at least, was still not entirely trustworthy in the eyes of our Federation heroes.

The film had a bit of everything: action, treachery, duplicity, even comedy; Sulu got his own ship, a new Vulcan character Valeris (a pre-Sex and the City Kim Cattrall), blood globules in zero-g, Iman, a starship load of Shakespearean references. What's not to like?

For the DVD version of the film, director Nicholas Meyer has made a few minor changes, hardly 30 seconds worth. But the real treat, as ever, are the EXTRAS! Audio and text commentary, documentaries, six featurettes, a DeForest Kelley tribute, trailers, the works.

See the movie yet again, spend hours with the extras and rediscover the Undiscovered Country. [Tim]