Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home (Special Edition) DVD

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starring: Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, DeForest Kelley directed by: Leonard Nimoy

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Average Rating: Rating: - One of the Most Entertaining and Funniest of the Series. When an Deep-Space Alien Probe comes to invade Earth by Disrupting our Planet Atmosphere by Boardcasting a Message that no one is Understood but When Spock (Leonard Nimoy) actually Break the Message about the Whales that, they are Extinct in the Twenty-Three Century. So, the Only Way, They could save thier Planet going Time Travel. Kirk (William Shatner) and his Crew (DeForest Kelley, James Dooham, George Takei, Walter Koenig and Nichelle Nichols) to go in the Past back to 1986 to Bring Back Two Humpback Whales to thier time to Save thier Planet with the Help of a Mammals Animal Lover (Catherine Hicks). Directed by Leonard Nimoy (Star Trek 3:The Search for Spock, Three Men in a Baby) made One of the Most Entertaining Star Trek Films. This is Cleverly Funny Script-Written by Steve Meerson, Peter Krikes, Harve Bennett and Nicolas Meyer. From a Story by Nimoy and Bennett. This is One of the Most Popular Hits of the Trek Movies. This has Good Visual Effects by Industrial Light and Magic (ILM). This is a Continuing Sequel from Star Trek 2 and the Third Film. The Fourth of the Series, Receives Four Oscar Nominations for Best Cinematography, Best Sound Editing, Best Score and Best Sound. Even Non-Fans of the Series, Will have a Great Time with this Enjoyable Fantasy. It was also One of the Highest-Grossing Movies of 1986, Don`t Miss this Genuine Flick. Panavision. Grade:A-. Rating: - The Funniest Star Trek Film Ever Without question, this has to rank alongside "The Trouble With Tribbles" as a classic example of "Star Trek" humor featuring the original series cast. I'd dare say it's even funnier. I never thought either William Shatner or Leonard Nimoy would be brilliant comedians, yet their humorous portrayals of Kirk and Spock are quite convincing. You'll burst out laughing hearing Kirk's and Spock's reaction to contemporary coarse American language (And there is a scene involving Spock on a San Francisco bus that is absolutely priceless.). The supporting cast, including Original Series regulars DeForest Kelley, Walter Koenig, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei and James Doohan make much of their relatively brief time on the screen. Catherine Hicks is credible as the 20th Century cetacean biologist romanced by Admiral James T. Kirk. I credit the film's writers, including Nicholas Meyer, for allowing the original cast to boldly go where they rarely went before, with respect to humor. It's certainly among my favorite films in the ongoing "Star Trek" series. Rating: - Shifting Momentum Star Trek IV was the well anticipated sequel to The Search for Spock. Trek III left a cliffhanger so large that the filmmakers had a veritable world of possibilities available. The mid-eighties Eco-trend was pulled off perfectly in its time, and the present. Species are still on the brink of extinction, global warming, and rainforests are still a problem. STIV takes the trek fans and non-trek fans on a wild ride back in time to 1986 to combat the extinct species problem. The 23rd century is devoid of: Whales. An alien probe is unleashing punishment on man for his abuse, and ultimate extinction, of the "humpback" whale. Kirk and crew (minus the Enterprise) have to go back in time to bring a couple of whales to the 23rd century to thwart the probes destruction. Spock is not himself, but he's far more hilarious, and the crew must travel in a rust bucket Klingon ship that is battle damaged from the late starship Enterprise. The movie is filled with twists and turns that are sure to still please fans and closet fans alike. Remember, Kirk and Co. are still outlaws in the 23rd century, and strangers in the 20th.

Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home (Special Edition) DVD

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