Re-release screening of the 1986 science-fiction film Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, part of the National Cinema Weekend.
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home is back on the big screen at Odeon Bournemouth BH2 this weekend, running from Friday 5 September through to Tuesday 9 September. It's a re-release of the 1986 science-fiction sequel, and it's coming back in 4K to mark the film's 40th anniversary. If you've only ever seen it on a small screen or a DVD, this is a chance to see it as it was meant to be seen.
For those who need a reminder, The Voyage Home is the one where the crew of the Enterprise travels back in time to 1986 San Francisco, so it's a bit of a time-capsule piece as much as it is a space adventure. It runs 114 minutes, so it's a full feature without dragging. It was directed by Leonard Nimoy, who also stars in it, and it brings back William Shatner and DeForest Kelley alongside him on screen.
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The Bournemouth screenings are part of National Cinema Weekend, which slashes ticket prices across participating cinemas, so it's a cheap way to catch a classic. Tickets are £4, and there are several times to choose from across the weekend: Friday at 14:00, Sunday at 16:00, and Tuesday at 19:50. If you're not a regular Star Trek fan, it's a low-stakes way to get into it; if you are, it's a good excuse to see one of the more lighthearted entries in the original series back in the cinema. The screenings are at Odeon Bournemouth BH2, with tickets £4.
