Star Trek 4: The Voyage Home (6/10) Movie CLIP - Hard Luck Cases (1986) HD

[@zechmerquise5281]

The 80s was such a great decade that even Kirk and Spock had to visit.

[@ivanrodriguez4045]

amen to that mister!

[@stevencoardvenice]

80s were pretty tacky

[@calj01]

That’s funny

[@mikedavison1466]

​@@stevencoardvenice No It was the 90s that were tacky!!

[@Littlepup93]

This scene taught me two things: 1. "Colorful metaphors" work wonders. 2. When you reach an awkward silence, announce pregnancy.

[@Buckl]

priceless!!

[@TednGilbertAZ]

🤣

[@GreggBeever-c7m]

...and another thing ..Spock rules!!!

[@vivianbenoitdouglas7328]

Spock: "Are you sure it isn't time for a colorful metaphor?" Best. Line. Ever.

[@skymaster4121]

I dont understand the joke 🤔...

[@lieutenantdata7156]

@@skymaster4121 Since the whales were about to be released and hunters were going to kill them , he wanted a colourful metaphor

[@lieutenantdata7156]

He’s a fun fella for someone with no emotions Seeing him with data was quite fun they are the people who bring irony although they don’t have emotions

[@mattgaming8717]

Then he tottaly blows it by stating a fact.loo

[@FTStratLP]

@@lieutenantdata7156 Spock does have emotions, because he is a halfbreed of human and vulcanian. His two psychological halfs are fighting each other throughout the whole series. This is the majjor aspect of Spock's character.

[@edfrawley4356]

Spock deadpans "Gracie is pregnant" Probably the best line and the best delivery of the movie.

[@Retaile23]

What's great about Leonard Nimoy's performance is how he can go from nerdy alien to scientific genus and his credibility is never questionable.

[@bigddannyflynn-filmmaker5694]

Spock could say the most insanely illogical technobabble and you'll just take it as absolute fact

[@firstnamelastname-im5iz]

The "LDS" line got a huge laugh in 1986 when this played in the Rock Springs, WY, theater.

[@oldtwinsna8347]

Was it because there was an audience of Latter Day Saints ?

[@firstnamelastname-im5iz]

@@oldtwinsna8347 Yes. At the time and maybe now there is a large population of LDS members in Rock Springs.

[@o.k.2854]

😂😂😂

[@chrispeplinski7306]

I love how Kirk and Spock argue over Italian food.

[@beetlejuiceblues12]

Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes. I love Italian food. And so do you. *meaningful glare* Yes.

[@davidlape9213]

That scene was improvised.🖖

[@relaxingtopology256]

@@beetlejuiceblues12 It was beautiful.

[@jedburnell9046]

What kind of food "would" Spock like? I don't remember that ever coming up.

[@Althalus2010]

@@jedburnell9046 In the original series, it's mentioned that he likes a Vulcan dish called plomeek soup - the first sign of him going through Pon Farr is that he's gone off it.

[@christopherchris8980]

I saw Star Trek IV with a friend of mine who had graduated from Berkeley a few years earlier. He couldn't stop laughing from the LDS line.

[@bluemountain555]

RIP Leonard Nimoy.

[@eunicec3902]

bluemountain555 he was an incredible Spock and an incredible man

[@jimmysapien9961]

Yes

[@TriumvirSajaki]

Kirk: "He did a little too much LDS" Me: Spock's a Mormon?!

[@dropkickmurphy4114]

That's why the line is funny!! 😂

[@margotrosendorn6371]

I don't know the link between "LDS" and Mormons...

[@TriumvirSajaki]

@@margotrosendorn6371 "Mormon" is a nickname. The official name has always been The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Latter Day Saint --> LDS.

[@ForceMaximus84]

@@TriumvirSajaki I didn’t know that either. That’s a joke that works multiple levels now!

[@troyterry6919]

Spock is definitely a Mormon. He has the spiritual gift of talking to whales.

[@beetlejuiceblues12]

*silence for like 10 seconds* Spock: Gracie is pregnant(like it's no big deal). *SCREECH* XD lol Best thing. I love how funny Spock is when he isn't even trying. Kinda like Scotty with all the random things he says.

[@dropkickmurphy4114]

It's the deadpan delivery that does it. 👍

[@PAGO4EVER]

Ah, what about the Italian part, that was too funny, "Do you guys like Italian, NO! YES-No!! NO! YES!! NO!!! YES!! I love Italian, so do you, YES." CLASSIC!!! William Shatner was great too, but Leonard Nimoy just stole every moment in that scene, even this Hard Luck Case clip, he's so awesome and funny in this wonderful sequel. GOD, I'm going to miss him, so much!!! He's part of the reason I still love Sci-Fi. We love you, Leonard, God Bless... RIP

Yes. And that's a disagreement I have with Star Wars fans. They all claim Star Wars is SciFi. It's not. Star Trek is Sci-fi whereas Star Wars is Science Fantasy. I love both. But I was raised on Star Trek, so I'm a bit biased. I even love TNG. Sure, it was more up to date, but the producers were able to retain much of the lure to retain fans of the original series. So here we have, fans of the original series as well as fans of TNG. So technically, Star Trek has a much bigger fan base than all the Star Wars fans. And if you pay attention, Star Wars is geared more for children, especially after Disney bought the franchise. Biggest mistake in the history of making movies.

[@SarahCookefilms]

1:36, Just noticed, that's not the only time he's been called: "farm boy". Uhura calls him that in the 2009 reboot.

[@weston6226]

lol, good catch!

[@BogeyTheBear]

Kirk: "You're not exactly catching us at our best." Spock: "That much is certain." We would respectfully disagree.

[@michaelgarwood7076]

Best line in That movie:"Jim! We've got to save Chekhov from the HORRORS of 20th century medicine!" Got huge laugh from the theater audience. ...ah, theaters, Remember them?

[@alphacygnus2607]

I saw this in the theater too, although I was too young to understand a lot of it. That scene where Spock tore off a slip of his robe to cover his ears, the entire audience cheered.

[@markfox1545]

He didn't say horrors.

[@MsBluebot]

They still have theatres you know that right?

[@jonmt12]

I like the part where McCoy visits the hospital and is appalled by dialysis. Also when Scottie visits the factory and McCoy tells Scottie not to lose himself in the role.

[@DavidLS1]

"The doctor gave me a pill and I grew a new kidney!" And don't forget the scene where they saved the whales from the whalers.

[@jrosalia]

and let's not forget Noooo Kleee er wessels😂😅

[@spencerallison3196]

You'd all think Chekov after 20 or so years in Star Fleet would've gradually lost the heavy accent.

[@GlennTillema]

"Hello Computer?" "Here, you need this." "How quaint," holds up mouse to face, "Hello Computer?"

[@JarrodFrates]

I think that better than the dialysis is the argument McCoy has with the surgeon with the medical terms until the surgeon very clearly makes the wrong procedural call. "My God man, drilling holes in his head is not the answer! The artery must be repaired! Now, put away your butcher's knives and let me save this patient before it's too late!" Pure McCoy, bluntly getting to the point.

[@Eljacob0]

“No ma’am no dipshit” haha and the look on his face too. This is one of the few good Star Trek movies.

[@aisyahnabila8188]

Spock : Gracie is pregnant. Gillian : OK, Who the hell are you and how do you know Gracie's pregnant ? Nobody knows that! Spock : Gracie does.

[@josephzielinski8817]

These two were bunch of astronauts.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Dr. Gillian was an incredibly likeable character. So sad she never came back for the other movies.

[@sandal_thong8631]

They should have left her in the past. It was escapism to take her with them. She could have been a backup plan to save the whales if they didn't return to their present.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

@@sandal_thong8631 Yeah makes sense, but this movie was very openly not taking itself seriously.

[@jennifergersch9126]

We never did get to "see her around the galaxy."

[@growinsane9123]

I agree, it was a shame that her part ended there, particularly considering the next instalment was probably the worst film star trek film produced along side insurrection. I never quite understood why she ended up 'going to her ship' given that presumably she would have been easily the most sensible person to provide input to ensure that the Whales thrived on earth in the 23rd century so I assumed the editors overlooked that so they could put her on a ship so she could take on a future role.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

@@growinsane9123 Like Mike Stoklasa said, with a 200+ year outdated scientific education, she probably ended up bussing tables at Ten-Forward lol

[@musclecarbubba429]

"Are you sure it isn't time for a colorful metaphor?" lol

[@palaguin]

I've heard LDS is rampant in Utah. :D

[@caitlinfrancis6]

Bedford Crenshaw because Mormonism originated in Utah

[@palaguin]

Caity Bush Actually, it started in the east and then eventually migrated to Utah.

[@caitlinfrancis6]

Bedford Crenshaw ummm dude I'm Mormon so....it originated in the east in the doctrine back before all the wars between the nephites and lamanites and all that and the apostasy and then flashing forward to 1820 when Joseph Smith was 14 and kneeling in the sacred grove Heavenly Father and Jesus told him to restore the Mormon Church back on Earth and so He found the Golden Plates containing the BOM and all of this was in Utah and casually went across the country or what little of it at the time . Mormonism in a nutshell it's pretty long and drawn out

[@ellenmarch3095]

🤣🤣Bwahahaha...🤣😂👍👍

[@seikibrian8641]

@@caitlinfrancis6 "He found the Golden Plates containing the BOM and all of this was in Utah" You don 't know much about the history of your pseudo-religion. Joseph Smith claimed to have found the Golden Plates in Manchester, New York. He founded his church in New York and published The Book of Mormon in 1830. He named his church the Church of Christ, but changed the name to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in 1838, after a claimed revelation. In 1831, Smith and his "Church of Christ" followers moved west. They first gathered in Kirtland, Ohio, where they built the Kirtland Temple. Following troubles in Kirtland, they moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. More troubles occurred there, so he moved to Carthage, Illinois, where he and his brother were killed in 1844. Many of his followers then followed Brigham Young to the area that became the Utah Territory. Smith himself was never in Utah, and your claim that he found the Golden Plates there is nonsense.

[@Hustler1856]

these folks are my childhood into adult hood. what great years the 80s where better than today.

[@desotowrong]

Catherine Hicks is adorable, love her in this movie.

[@johnholliday5874]

One of the best films of the entire franchise. II, III and IV the perfect movie trilogy.

[@jamesedwards2237]

IMHO, The best!!

[@prince-solomon]

This film & The Motion Picture, quintessential Star Trek!!!

[@raterus]

This is the first Star Trek Movie I saw in theaters with my dad and Grandfather. Still love it today

[@amycarey2848]

Great Actor.You will be sadly missed.

[@c.r.damron8456]

I was in school my mom texted it to me I broke in tears my teacher got the news and before you know it everyone is crying.

[@ROROSMACHINE]

Prayers and Love to Leonard and his family ....Rest in peace and may 1701 be waiting In heaven.......

[@georgewilkinson1068]

THIS was the BEST Star Trek movie made. I laughed my tukkas off watching that scene.

[@aisyahnabila8188]

Spock : Gracie is pregnant. Gillian : OK,who the hell are you and what were you doing back there at the institute!?

[@josephzielinski8817]

And what the blaze is going on with these two?

[@equarg]

RIP Spock. Scotty, beam him up...........

[@kenaldri4923]

The best thing about these scenes with Spock acting like a flake was that it was a great set up for when jillian finally gets to meet him on the enterprise later on.

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

I believe that was on a Klingon ship they had commandeered. After she was beamed aboard.

[@williamjameslehy1341]

Spock was a Mormon back in the 60s at Berkeley.

[@elomar2503]

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[@1monki]

He was not.

[@jessicagibson235]

Without context, the “Gracie is pregnant” line would be incredibly funny.

[@tgbotg]

Spock had a notorious case of the Mormons.

[@afergie76]

This is my favorite original Star Trek movie.

[@joemasters2270]

Catherine Hicks was a cutie back then :)

[@dalehall2067]

I definitely would not have a kick her out of bed

[@jedburnell9046]

There's a st4 still image of her in the park wearing a white top and very perky.

[@juliapigworthy]

San Fransisco looked much nicer in the 80s.. nowadays it seems like it's gone down a dystopian alternate timeline.

[@AndyCutright]

I love how Spock and Kirk walk all the way from the Monterey Bay Aquarium to North Beach in like 10 minutes.

[@thomascollins4325]

Hey, they're Starfleet! Used to travelling really, really fast! 😊

[@agrocerybagduh]

First time i went to monterey aquarium I was surprised how far was it from San Francisco lol

[@jayratliff4191]

The humor in this movie made it popular with people who swore they would never watch (or enjoy) a Star Trek movie - so well done!

[@MissStereoHeartbeats]

No ma'm, no dipshit. XD

[@Zoomer30_]

"Are you sure it isn't time for a colorful metaphor?" --Spock watching SpaceX launch SN11 in fog.

[@DavidLS1]

Still my favorite Star Trek movie.

[@davidbreen311]

William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy had the best chemistry for Kirk and Spock. Whether serious like Wrath of Khan or humorous like here.

[@raymondlai5]

Dear Movie Clips, Thank you for taking the time and effort to upload this wonderful clip from Star Trek 4 - The Voyage Home. You made my day, mate. I wish you a great and loving day, yourself, my friend =). Raymond Lai (Star Trek Fan).

[@piggydc]

"No, ma'am, no dipshit." That's a colorful metaphor!

[@starguy2718]

Well, it WAS time for a colorful metaphor! 😄😄😄😄🖖🖖🖖🖖

[@dannymartinez9371]

Director should have instructed Kirk to struggle with door handle just momentarily.

[@jedburnell9046]

I thought that too.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Spock kinda looks like the uncomfortable child sitting between his 2 quarrelling parents here. 😂

[@Rosemariethatsme]

Spock is Great! Esspecially when he tells her about Gracie!!!! His knowledge, humor, and skills make all of star trek worth watching. *-* I am officially a Spock lover!

[@Galaktican1]

There are so many great lines in this movie it's really difficult to pick a favorite. Phasers on stun, good luck, Kirk out.

[@growinsane9123]

And the little chuckle afterwards as if he's just dealing with non-issue.

[@seancollins8804]

You will be missed Leonard Nimoy.

[@hornetscales8274]

1:48 Despite the earlier confusion, Spock apparently got a solid grasp on their usage...... Always was my favorite part of the movie.

[@jackflash8342]

Oh that 80's hair, LOVE IT!!!

[@rkmugen]

Gracie is pregnant! *SCREEECH!!!* XD

[@UlliStein]

That's the moment I fell in love with Gillian. What a wonderful woman caring for beautiful creatures.

[@traceytillman7453]

“LDS” 😂 We rolled out of the theater.

[@4u2c59]

I retired in rural North Carolina. Practicing the prime directive non-interference with locals has been very advantageous.

[@funkenstien1155]

Smart. Keeps you safe. And doesn't lower your I.Q.

[@jessicathethreestoogesfan2635]

I think Spock is the funniest Vulcan in this movie

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

He is half human.

[@johnjuhasz9125]

Great actors and great scene, but I'm still nostalgic about that truck and how trucks today suck with automatic transmissions, leather seats, and power windows.

[@leroylowe5921]

That was probably an automatic too.

[@epa316]

You can still buy an F-150 XL work truck, regular cab with a full size bed, with manual windows, but it will be an automatic.

[@johnjuhasz9125]

@@epa316 I know, but you have to order it and wait 14 weeks. No dealer stocks that truck.

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

And it's hard to screech the tires with ABS systems.

[@mobus1603]

"No, ma'am. No dipshit." 😂🤣

[@chrispeplinski7306]

One of my favorite spock moments.

[@SeattlePioneer]

This is BY FAR the best of all the Star Trek movies!

[@Famin999]

This is easily the movie that I quote the most.

[@MB5rider81]

I forgot how much I love this movie

[@josielpontocom]

2:40 What did happen to the jogger? She didn't pass by left side of the car. 2:08 We hear a squealing sound indicating that the tires have locked-up. But we can see tires stop slowly

[@commenter7893]

1:40 she is reading and even moves the finger to point text

[@celticmco5672]

Best Star Trek movie. Loved that Sulu knew how to fly a helicopter.

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

Sort of. He still had to figure it out.

[@NPCSingularity]

This scene alone is why this is my favorite Star Trek movie.

[@opufy]

the hell i didnt know they had a movie like this

[@terminator3000]

One of the things i first wondered about is the fact that nobody seems to bat an eye on spocks outfit. But then i remembered, it is San Francisco. There are probably way weirder people around.

[@LeopardPrintZebras]

LDS? Or did Kirk mean LSD? Because if I were walking around with Spock while he's dressed like that, that would be my explanation to on-lookers. It fits.

[@viborgvee8399]

Yes but being from the 24th century he obviously got it wrong lol

[@user-bu7ig1dr9e]

I loved Star Trek, I think this one about the Wales was absolutely the Best one of all!

[@maxwellcrazycat9204]

Whales? Reminds me of a joke. Scotsman sees a group of larger women in a bar. Walks over and asks them. Are ye lassies from Scotland? They answer him with. It's Wales. Excuse me. Are ye Whales from Scotland?

[@daviddewey2107]

That LDS line is awesome. Somebody's goin to hell for that!😆

[@JaybayJay]

Catherine Hicks is a great actress. And so pretty too. She's had a hell of a career after Star Trek but you'd barely notice beside 7th Heaven..

[@jaredjlinden]

Catherine Hicks is a charismatic and commanding presence onscreen, and was from her very first days on Ryan’s Hope.

[@turnersmith6978]

Kirk & Spock in an old pickup truck ... Priceless !

[@josephzielinski8817]

She heard enough of their lies, and now answer the same question.

[@tihoprskalo7719]

Is nopony gonna admit how is a way too funny when Spock said Gracie is pregnant 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mjrmrz5932]

Always bothered me as a kid that the tires screeched while still rolling😆

[@charlottecorday8494]

The absolute confidence of Kirk explaining "LDS"

[@TangomanX2008]

Yep, that time Spock went through a Mormon phase.

[@lawrencelewis2592]

I loved this movie when I first saw it in the 80s. Time to see it again.

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

The Federation is actually a form of military so yes,they are the military.

[@darrinpipe]

Haha, yeah that's the joke. Mormonism is silly, but the marine biologist was giving them the benefit of the doubt by being polite and assuming they meant LSD by correcting them.

[@sandal_thong8631]

It's good to see all three in the scene together like I did in the movie theater. I think my VHS copy is pan-and-scan so it moves or jumps back and forth only showing the faces of one or two at a time. Although they do shift the camera to show only her alternating to both of them, so whatever. This is one movie I'd see again in the theater, as I was asked that when talking about _Titanic_ returning to theaters last week. Also, I liked the movie poster shown at the end, not the teaser one and not the water-colors-looking one they put on the VHS box.

[@iKillerZombie]

"No Ma'am, no dipshit" XD

[@BradiKal61]

'Gracie is pregnant'. Non sequiturs are illogical but Spock went for it

[@stevenmitchell2996]

The Star Trek films are just classics.

[@scottmorissey8915]

"I do indeed love Italian, and this scene. And (so do) You-tube!"

[@waxedearth5425]

“No ma’am, no dipshit” ☑️

[@Sigma0283]

"Are you sure this isn't the time for a "colorful metaphor"?"

[@dougmurray7684]

They picked a really good actress for this part. Good for them.

[@JaceTan-90]

If this was the first movie rather than the 4th, imagine how many more movies might have come out

[@Sigma0283]

"Gracie is pregnant" (Tires screech) 🤣🤣🤣

[@chrisubias7135]

I think this Star Trek movie is my favorite. the crew interacting with people from the past

[@ericstenzel6835]

San Francisco's Marina...is it still beautiful?

[@ronwade5433]

I did too much LDS in Idaho.

[@tomservo5347]

Spock: 'A tire iron? What's that?'

[@stupendous7848]

LSD and LDS. Now there’s a fun mix!

[@ashtree8868]

LDS oh my god

[@mra57]

The tires are moving and squealing at the same time?

[@scottgurstein]

"What about YOU, where are you from?" "Iowa!" "Oh, land lover!"" "Yeah, and still trying to get the election primary caucus smart phone app to work properly, even after 300 years of debugging!"

[@thomascollins4325]

I think she said land lubber. That's the actual slang.

[@jedburnell9046]

@@thomascollins4325: I think it's evolved to slang, slang.

[@thomascollins4325]

@@jedburnell9046 The ongoing mutilation of language! 🤮 One if my pet peeves.

[@jamespfitz]

@@jedburnell9046 Except it's nonsense. The term is landlubber.