Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Blu-ray)
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}}Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Blu-ray) is the Blu-ray Disc release of , and had made its debut as part of the earlier issued . Reissued as an individual release with new cover art, it features the theatrical cut of the film, digitally remastered from the original negative. As well as the extras originally featured on the , excepting the text commentary by Mike and Denise Okuda, the release also includes new special features in high definition.

A  of Wrath of Khan was released in North American on May 17, 2015 at Best Buy stores. 

This film version was also included on the in 2016 issued  release.

 Special features 
* - new for this release
† - in HD (others in standard definition)

Commentary by Nicholas Meyer 
Commentary by Nicholas Meyer and Manny Coto * James Horner: Composing Genesis *†  A Tribute to Ricardo Montalban *†  Collecting Star Trek's Movie Relics with Alec Peters *†  Starfleet Academy: Mystery Behind Ceti Alpha VI *†
Library Computer *  
BD Live: Star Trek I.Q. * Captain's Log Designing KhanOriginal interviews with DeForest Kelley, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and Ricardo Montalban Where No Man Has Gone Before: The Visual Effects of Star Trek II: The Wrath of KhanThe Star Trek Universe: A Novel ApproachStoryboards 
Theatrical trailer †

 Background information 
This particular release is one of the few individual Star Trek releases followed by the professional industry site The Numbers and for which domestic US home video format sales are known; The Numbers has reported that by June 2020 domestic sales had been realized of US$245,580 for both this and its DVD counterpart releases. While this might seem paltry at first sight, it must be realized that Star Trek fans, weary of what they call "double-dipping", prefer to buy such individual titles as part of collection releases such as in this case the earlier in May released  and Star Trek: Original Motion Picture Collection releases, which have realized substantially better domestic sales of US$4.3 and US$15 million respectively in a similar fashion.  This release therefore was as such not so much intended for the Star Trek'' fan, but rather for the casual, generic consumer.

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