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for the movie buff dad

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Star trek box set with limited edition phaser

J.J Abrahms surprised everyone when he successful­ly reignited the tired Star Trek franchise with his ‘09 reboot and its sequel,

Star Trek Into Darkness. If Dad’s a Trekkie he’ll love this double set that comes with its very own replica phaser.

$1 24, jbhifi.COM. au

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LG c urved o led TV

Better suited to the solo experience of Dad’s man cave than the communal tv area, LG’s stunning OLED screen will have his favourite movies looking better than ever before. The curve is a fun gimmick, but it’s the 4 colour OLED that really shines here.

$5,999, lg.com /au

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sonos playbar

If Dad’s audio setup could do with an upgrade, but he doesn’t have a whole lot of extra space, this terrific piece of kit will fit the bill nicely.

$999, sonos.com

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chewbacca mess enger bag

If the Star Trek package at number two makes Dad recoil in horror, perhaps he’d prefer this bag from a galaxy far, far away.

US$90, thinkgeek.com

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sennheiser rs 170

The volume required for a truly cinematic experience can be a little annoying for anyone within earshot who’s not keen on watching

Jaws for the 50th time. These headphones feature Kleer wireless technology, providing rich audio with bass boost and simulated surround sound.

$335, en-au.sennheiser.com

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Quentin tarantino collection

Whether Dad loves ReserviorD­ogs, Inglouriou­s

Basterds or the perfection of PulpFictio­n, he’ll find his favourite here.

$96, jbhifi.com . au

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20 y ears of weta

A deluxe two-volume set that will give Dad a look at the special effects work behind Lordofthe

Rings, Avatar and KingKong.

$136, kinokuniya.com /au

08 Panasonic DMP -BDT 330

Dad can use this baby to upscale his Blu-rays to 4K, while its rather lovely design and additional HDMI and USB ports are the icing on the Father’s Day cake.

$2,834, panasonic.com /au

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