The site seems to be down, what's the issue?
Their site had some weird issues, but it's now live.
Paramount Has a Blu-ray Problem
Incase it goes down again, here's a link to Trekmovie.com's article.
Into Darkness Blu-ray where are all the bonus features? | TrekMovie.com
Apparently I was wrong in assuming that everyone involved in making Star Trek Into Darkness threw in their hats and wanted nothing to do with the movie after it was completed. It was actually Paramount deciding that having a nice, long list of bonus features, including a commentary track by JJ Abrams was a bit too much for their loyal consumers so they decided to split it all up and make certain ones retailer/download exclusives. Paramount turned what could have been an excellent and solid release into a money grabbing scavenger hunt, and JJ Abrams supported them all the way.
“I’m thrilled with how everything looks and sounds,” Abrams said in a statement. “We also have some really fun behind-the-scenes special features that we shot on the Red [Epic cameras] and created entirely in-house at Bad Robot. They really look amazing and unlike anything I’ve seen on DVD or Blu-ray before."
He mentions only the "behind-the-scenes features" which are the ONLY features on the set. Now compare Paramount's handling of special features to how CBS is handling special features with it's TNG releases. Every season has given us something that we've never seen before including newly recorded commentaries on select episodes, deleted scenes, audition footage, expanded episodes, raw practical visual effects footage, rountable discussion with the cast, artists, writers, producers and even the freaking TV Promos for each episode that Paramount didn't bother to include when they were still in charge of their TV department. The STID BluRay doesn't even have the trailers. Sure, the individual BluRay releases of TNG two-parter episodes have their own exclusive features, but they're not retail exclusives, are relatively cheap and present the episodes in such a that is actually unique and was shown in some broadcasts.
So Bryancd, who are the talentless hacks now? The cheap and apathetically driven Paramount execs or the folks over at CBS who are working on "The Next Generation" BluRay sets? Because I think a lot of Star Trek fans would prefer the man who you called a talentless hack over anyone at Paramount.