Star Trek: Motion Picture Trilogy (DVD)

The Star Trek: Motion Picture Trilogy is a DVD release, containing , , and . All three films have been digitally remastered for high definition. Special features are those that were included on the individually remastered releases.
This collection was superseded by the . Nonetheless, this three-disc set did see a 2016 Region 1 reissue in North-America with new box cover art.
File:Motion Picture Trilogy DVD 2016 Canadian reissue box.jpg|Canada 2016 Region 1 reissue box cover
File:Motion Picture Trilogy DVD 2016 Canadian reissue box back cover.jpg|Canada 2016 Region 1 reissue box back cover
== Contents ==
Only the newly-produced special features are included on this release, as, ironically, those of the prior respective individual "Special Edition" DVDs were only included on its Blu-ray counterpart, excepting the text commentaries. This was by no means for technical reasons but entirely intentional; the industry favored the then still relatively new Blu-ray home video format over the DVD, giving it preferential treatment where the special features were concerned in order to entice consumers to make the switch from DVD to the new format. This incidentally, was not limited to Star Trek alone, but concerned an industry-wide phenomenon at the time.
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*Commentary by Nicholas Meyer and Manny Coto 
*James Horner: Composing Genesis 
*Collecting Star Treks Movie Relics (featuring James Cawley)
*A Tribute to Ricardo Montalban 
*Starfleet Academy: Mystery Behind Ceti Alpha VI
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*Commentary by Ronald D. Moore and Michael Taylor
*Industrial Light & Magic: Visual Effects
*Spock: The Early Years
*Star Trek and the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame
*Starfleet Academy: The Vulcan Katra Transfer
Note: This disc saw no region 1 individual release
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*Commentary by Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman
*Pavel Chekov's Screen Moments
*The Three-Picture Saga
*Star Trek for a Cause
*Starfleet Academy: The Whale Probe
== 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$3.8 million for both this and its Blu-ray counterpart releases.