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Steelbook edition of the sci-fi film Star Trek III: The Search for Spock on Blu-ray and DVD
This Paramount Home Entertainment release presents Star Trek III: The Search for Spock in a collectible Steelbook case. The third film in the original series continues the crew's journey with the search for their resurrected officer. It is a new physical media item for the home library.
This edition suits buyers who want the third chapter in a matching Steelbook set. It is not for viewers who only purchase digital 4K releases. Buyers needing extensive special features or a Director's Cut version should verify the disc contents before purchase.
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The Steelbook contains the Star Trek III: The Search for Spock movie on disc; a compatible DVD or Blu-ray player is required separately for playback.
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