Off the back of Star Trek’s rebooted cinematic adventure, Trekkies can also brace themselves for Star Trek I-VI to warp onto Blu-ray. Rushing headlong past the mere rumour stages everything from The Wrath Of Khan to The Search For Spock will appear in what will no doubt be a carefully rendered Paramount release. Coupled with this, fans of The Next Generation can also mop their brow as word on the sci-fi street says that all four movies in this series will too be making the journey to Blu-ray.

Rounding off something of a Blu-ray extravaganza for the revered space saga, Star Trek: The Original Series - Season One will also be heading to the format. Keep your eyes peeled on our news for future specs and release dates.

With the release of the latest firmware update for the PlayStation 3 (2.60, available now) the console adds Blu-ray Theme support, enabling users to display special backgrounds and icons included on future Blu-ray titles. Much like the ones available on the PSN, expect Blu-ray themes to become yet another feature of movie titles, with the first reportedly Pineapple Express. The firmware update also includes support for DivX 3.11, as well as a plethora of new photo gallery features. For more info check out the video above.

Reports from across the pond suggest that Disney’s super-duper animated feature Bolt (in UK cinemas on 6 February) will be arriving on Blu-ray before it is released on standard-definition DVD. Hitting US stores on 22 March, technical specs are still undisclosed but expect a colour-popping MPEG-4 and some lossless audio to bring this furry tale fully to life in HD.

Check out Bolt’s extras specs below…

- ‘Super Rhino’
- Music & More
- Backstage Disney
- Deleted Scenes
- DisneyFile Digital Copy
- ‘Bolt’s Be-Awesome Mission’
- Bolt Art Gallery (BD Exclusive)
- BD-Live

MGM has announced details of The Silence Of The Lambs on BD. Set to thrill in high-def on its 3 March release date, the specs show that it will be a strong catalogue release. Although these supplements are ported over from DVD, an MPEG-4 transfer and accompanying DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack single this Oscar winner out as a tantalising title.

     

As Moonraker, Goldfinger and The World Is Not Enough get the go-ahead for a 24 March release date, MGM has also added unofficial Bond clunker Never Say Never Again to the roster.

Lighter on extras than the aforementioned trio, this Sean Connery-starring Bond outing will enjoy the franchise-standard treatment of an MPEG-4 transfer and a 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio track. Extras will include an audio commentary with director Irvin Kershner, three featurettes, an image gallery and a theatrical trailer.

Despite having a release date to coincide with the other Bonds, including Quantum Of Solace, this unofficial 007 won’t be offered in any of the franchise’s boxsets.