Star Trek: Final Frontier - Kirk returns to the Enterprise

[@andrewh5136]

Kirk: I miss my old chair. Spock: Oh, you poor thing.

[@patrickmurray3846]

i'm like "which one?"

[@SimonSkiles]

My response in the theater when he said that was, "Well then you shouldn't have blown it up!"

[@TonyTube407]

Such a cheese moment. Only in Star Trek V would something this cringeworthy take place. It's like Spock isn't even Spock. Illogical fail.

[@richardpatterson7084]

One of the best lines in Star Trek (IMO) came from this film: "what does God need with a starship?"

[@ReaverLordTonus]

"Other ships yes, but no experienced commanders. Captain, i need Jim Kirk." "Well then tell one of those ships to rendezvous with us and I'll take command of that one." "Oh... that would actually make sense. Why didn't anyone think of that?"

[@jerrylove865]

Or even just transport him as negotiator. It's some people on the ground with no starships of their own. That said (and in fairness, this is common); it's extremely contrived.

[@denverlilly3669]

Probably because that wouldn't make any sense. The Enterprise is HIS ship. He can't just assume command of another ship in 2 minutes. Otherwise, what would hinder any captain from just assuming command of any ship? 🤷 That would be too convenient for the plot.

[@johnmartin2276]

​@denverlilly3669 that fact that the Enterprise is falling apart, yes they could give Kurt a different ship to complete this mission.

[@denverlilly3669]

@@johnmartin2276 Since when have they ever done that in the history of Star Trek?

[@dogwalker666]

Because the Enterprise is the star of the film.

[@Vath121]

Is this movie bad? Yes. Do I still love it? Also yes.

[@williampennjr.4448]

It wasn't bad, just not good. The dialoque was corny, the plot was weak, and there were inconsistency, but the sound and cinematography was the best of them all.

[@nashbridges120]

I couldn’t have said it better. The three anchors are still wonderful. Sometimes, that’s enough.

[@ronaldjackson2290]

Best part of the movie Kirk asks "Why does God need a starship?"

[@nashbridges120]

@@ronaldjackson2290 “I said, why does GOD need a starship?”

[@jasonkoch3182]

It's not necessarily "bad." It's a sweet film that really examines the relationship between Kirk, Spock and McCoy. It's just not a great film. I like to think of 2, 3, 4, and 6 as one big story and 5 is nice little side quest. And 1 just ... doesn't exist.

[@azurerainbow4637]

The man who appears in this scene as the Starfleet Chief of Staff is Harve Bennett,who not only written & produced Star Trek III:The Search For Spock(1984) but also portrayed the voice of the flight recorder in that film as well.

[@johngarland502]

The lady who handed the jacket over to kirk is william shatners daughter.

[@seanwebb605]

@@johngarland502 How many Shatners?

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

Wasn't Harve Bennett producer of the Bionic Woman as well?

[@BrianGillespey-qm2cz]

The look on Spock's face was hilarious

[@1AstralKing]

He was also the voice of Excelsior’s turbo lift - to which Scotty replied, “Up your shaft”.

[@Jaymindrew1990]

Don’t know why people hated this movie. I deliberately rented it on my 16th birthday and watched it with friends. To me it was formatted like one of TOS episodes, and I found the story interesting. Speak for yourselves but I loved it!

[@dogwalker666]

Me too.

[@blairbrown4812]

TOS episode Showcasing a brand new Enterprise. I can get behind that.

[@honkeykong9563]

Worst Star Trek Movie Ever

[@captainkirk21101967]

This film had something. The music the sets. The fact that the exteriors were not filmed on sets like Star Trek 3. The chemistry between the main 3 characters.

[@RainaEmms]

It was just some of the moments that I found to be a bit too cringe. Let's start with Scotty hitting his head. But I did like the concept of "The Enterprise meets God" and the follow up "Um.. what does GOD need with a starship?"

[@rewar5870]

Always loved that short bit thar goes almost unheard.... Admiral says " Captain , I need Jim Kirk" Kirk (under his breath) says " oh please " kinda like gimmie a fkin break 😅😅

[@SeaSkorpion]

Yes!! 😂 Nobody seems to notice that line 😂

[@Yankee_lady_b17g]

I like Jim's shirt

[@movienerd202]

"Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do *anything* that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference." James T Kirk Star Trek: Generations

[@oom2248]

Picard: "Yeah, no. I'm good."

[@Kreachie]

@@oom2248i mean, after he was promoted to Admiral in 2381? he took charge of the Romulan Evacuation from the bridge of a newer and even bigger ship than the Enterprise-E, funnily enough? He would be on the same class of ship that would become the NEXT iteration of the USS Enterprise. The Freshly Launched Odyssey-Class USS Verity NCC-97001, Second in her class, but first on the field.

[@SiXiam]

@@oom2248 Picard did it to save an untold number of lives. Kirk would approve.

[@jerryhenson3916]

Hands down, my favorite Enterprise bridge; tied neck-and-neck with the bridge from The Undiscovered Country.

[@Rockhound6165]

Oddly enough it's the same ship.

[@jerryhenson3916]

It is? Wow, ya don't say!

[@Soldier4USA2005]

This scene perfectly encapsulates how bad the movie really was regarding story, plot holes, constant inconsistencies, etc ... but it has it's little moments and charms.

[@tech83studio38]

1:38 - 2:20 that theme is iconic.

[@alfredvalrie5541]

They use it again in Picard season 3 when 7 is launching the Titan.

[@azurerainbow4637]

Dr, McCoy was right. Starfleet had a lot of nerve to send Kirk and his crew on a rescue mission while the Enterprise-A was in pieces and with less than a skeleton crew on board her, even after the bridge on the Enterprise-A got redesigned.

[@bentstrider]

I recently got Kirks jacket. Now I need that shirt😅

[@eugenio6625]

"Ahh Kirk my old friend"..."You and your galant crew"... will always be honored in the annals of Star Trek Lore.

[@thegrimmretails3777]

Huhuhuh, you said anal.

[@DarthHLT]

Is this Yeoman one of William Shatners Children????

[@BPond7]

Melanie Shatner, yes. 🖖😀

[@alexlipera1211]

I like this movie. Very witty and heartfelt.

[@captainkirk21101967]

I think because of the sets compared numbers 2 and 3 its aged far better. The all touch screen displays.

[@trevorreel9070]

Kirk wasn’t wrong about the Enterprise’s current condition. Man, it even sounded like a garage on the bridge!

[@MartinCox-ny2rv]

I guess they didn't have time to refit the "Yorktown"

[@andrewblanchard2398]

​@@MartinCox-ny2rv NCC 1701 A USS ENTERPRISE ISN'T THE YORKTOWN WATCH STAR TREK 4 the USS YORKTOWN was adrift in space because of the WHALE PROBE the NCC 1701 A USS ENTERPRISE was a new ship straight outta UTOPIA PLANITIA it was literally built between STAR TREK 3 & STAR TREK 4 but wasn't completed because of the WHALE PROBE shutting down EARTH SPACE DOCK 1

[@AlexanderVonish]

@@andrewblanchard2398correct, it was even mentioned that in 2293 Tuvok’s father was still serving aboard Yorktown, meaning she was still in service at that time and was in fact not renamed as several believed.

[@PRHILL9696]

Kirk and all of them behave so differently in the films compared to the tv show. And the bridge is so much bigger and has more crew then back then as well

[@seanwebb605]

Than not then. You need a bigger set when shooting 16:9 versus 43 aspect ratio.

[@abehambino]

Well, they are much older. It makes a difference. The tv show is when they are their prime youth, setting into the galaxy not knowing what to expect. By the time of the films they are mature and set in their ways and also have a much different mission.

[@PRHILL9696]

@@abehambino Good points

[@apollo4619]

@@abehambino Wide eyed young explorers on the frontier in TOS to the movies where they are Diplomats/ experienced battle hardened naval officers building relations and intercepting threats to the federation is the evolution I like to think of the Enterprise crew.

[@kmoecub]

@@abehambino Since when is 32 years old "the prime of youth"?

[@anakinflair]

I never noticed this before- the con and ops stations were touch screen. They downgraded back to push buttons in Star Trek 6. There are certain things I actually like about this movie. I really wish they would go back and do a special edition where they fix all of the shoddy FX work.

[@MrKarlheinzspock]

McCoy's jacket is so 80s. I thought this scene must've been from Start Trek IV ;)

[@andrewm3210]

Although the movie overall is not great, people do overlook the fact that the first part of ST5 has some of the best character moments in the entire movie series.

[@andyheller2691]

I enjoyed it when it came out. I never understood the hatred for it. Star Trek 4 was so loved that anything after that was going to be hard to top.

[@TonyTube407]

I never understood the love. 🙂

[@MrShadow-qz9xj]

​@@TonyTube407wasn't so much that it was loved, it's only crime of the storyline was a bit contrived and Shatner apparently didn't know how many decks the ship had. It was an imperfect movie bookended by two well loved movies. Which is why it gets so much hate, I would argue the motion picture was worse. This at least had some entertainment factor. If I wasn't a Trekkie I would have gotten about half way through the motion picture. At which point I would either get bored and watch something else or I would fall asleep.

[@manuelalvarado6510]

As much as I have hated that door hiss sound effect on the Star Trek original series movies, I'm glad that door hiss sound stopped short as one leaf of the elevator door partially opened to the Enterprise control room.

[@huntercallan1458]

I’m sure I’m not the only one who thought “other ships in the area, great! Rendezvous with one of them and transfer Kirk and Co onboard and head to Nimbus 3!” Problem solved!

[@Roughrider77]

Kirk: Can we have a little quiet please. Star Fleet crew: Please make more noise!.

[@seanwebb605]

He asks for quiet and to fix the problems. Well how do we do the things that need to be done and make it quiet?

[@patrickwilson1459]

“I miss my old chair”. When my nephew and I watched Episode 64: The Tholian Web, he thought that Kirk missed his chair when the crew finally saved him from the interphase.

[@PuppetierMaster]

"Go climb a rock" the swagger of OS Trek and the people behind it was the best.

[@jimward89]

0:00 aww come on open up you

[@gedias1]

This would have been a great TV episode.

[@christopherrobin4619]

its such a shame this movie never quite came together because shatner did a great job of capturing moments like this ... the annoyances of starfleet service

[@kmoecub]

He was not a good director

[@christopherrobin4619]

@@kmoecub To be fair.. the studio cut his budget and it forced him to change the ending of the film...

[@tompinkerton8099]

This is my favorite design of all the Enterprise bridges.

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

Harve Bennet was a pretty good actor.

[@kagomecc461]

❤🎉😂 one of my favorite lines in this movie "What does God need with a starship?" Right next to the line God:who are you? Kirk: "Dont you know? Aren't you God? "

[@MovieMax1701]

2:19 Perfect reason why I like Kirk more than any other Captain. Doesn’t need to waste time with some fancy ass quote in lieu of saying go. (Ex. Engage or hit it.) Sulu knows to engage, he doesn’t have to be told. All Kirk has to say is “All possible speed Mr. Sulu.”

[@JimmyCerra]

Kirk did say things like Engage, Warp speed, Let’s see what’s out there, Thataway, and more.

[@nashbridges120]

You’ve strayed into deeply nerdy waters.

[@apollo4619]

@@JimmyCerra I mean he only said it when appropriate and not in a hurry (I believe i could be wrong). Like when the enterprise is slated to be decommissioned and Kirk is at the end of his career knowing it is his last space faring command and the day has been won he just leans back "Third star to the right and straight on till morning"

[@JimmyCerra]

@@apollo4619 So did the other Captains for the most part.

[@LordTalax]

Yeah so much time wasted waiting on one word to be said....sure.

[@jeffreyandrewwinters3719]

Great Scene !!

[@moretoknowshow1887]

ST V has always been a guilty pleasure. After the Trilogy that preceded it, it was an interesting story to do. Do I think it deserves a remaster: Yes.

[@kmoecub]

It deserves a total rewrite, and for that rewrite to be forgotten. It tried to reinvent STtMP and fell far short.

[@edm3524]

I love the fact that 0:25-0:39 The prop that Kirk is asking them to clear up, appears to be a rather large desktop printer

[@jrksoldierx1436]

its a tool chest not a printer

[@shmuck66]

@@jrksoldierx1436 would be funnier if your YT name was "toolchestnotadesktopprinter"

[@TheCormTube]

The soundtrack to this movie was great.

[@TheWinezen]

Sending out your best captain in a borderline derelict ship is a crime of the worst magnitude for Starfleet. You can build a new ship but you cannot easily replace the experience of a veteran captain and his equally experienced crew.

[@kmoecub]

Not to mention that it's very common to bump the captain of a vessel that's already in service in order to get a specific job done. Granted that is often only going to happen when an Admiral is tanking command of a fleet, but it's still common,

[@hairybubbles127]

The denim jacket makes it. Just makes it.

[@richardoakley8800]

Well it was a nice chair

[@Pilot.0101]

Kirk made Star Trek feel real. "Bob?!"

[@AndrewChapman]

"I miss my old chair." Which old chair, Jim? The TOS chair or the refit chair?

[@lukegauci1159]

Could be the one on the HMS Bounty….. Klingons make sturdy chairs 😂

[@farscape1714]

YES

[@James-rn7dx]

He must have been talking about the chair at the end of The Voyage Home, basically the same design he used for years.

[@Ultra_Maga_Shaun]

back when they made good movies

[@spaceflight1019]

They should have had the crew from "Down Periscope".

[@seanwebb605]

They were on the Enterprise C.

[@spaceflight1019]

@@seanwebb605 They went out in a blaze of glory, and prevented the war with the Klingon Empire.

[@seanwebb605]

@@spaceflight1019 Not bad for a crew of pirates and cast offs.

[@spaceflight1019]

@@seanwebb605 Given the right circumstances, ordinary citizens can do extraordinary things.

[@seanwebb605]

@@spaceflight1019 I'm ordinary. I want to take a nap. Given the opportunity I will take a nap.

[@adia8311]

What's the thing on Bones' right front pocket at 1:03 ? Kind of looks like a bar code or something. Something hanging out of the pocket?

[@kevinoverbeck4250]

He just does not have the pocket buttoned up.

[@99dsm1]

Now every soccer mom has a drink bottle glued to there hand just like Kirks😅

[@metaforcesaber]

This movie started out fine, but then quickly lost its way when some long lost alien wants to take over the ship to take over the universe.

[@KuDastardly]

Last we saw the Enterprise, she was under running order. WTF happened to her between Star Trek 4 and 5? 🤨 Plot twist, the bridge which looks like it's going under diagnostic refit repair is just the movie set that didn't get completed in time of the filming, so stage crews are just dressed up as Starfleet yeoman trying finish the movie prop installation. 😏 Which explains why Star Trek V got such a rating, lol.

[@jimskywaker4345]

Well Scotty comments on it, apparently the ship nearly exploded after they went to warp speed at the end of star trek 4.

[@mikegallant811]

​@@jimskywaker4345Let's see what she's got, said the Captain, and then we found out, didn't we?

[@LeftIsBest001]

I like actually like ST:V. Sybok is an interesting character. The SFX could obviously be a lot better, and there are some glaring plot holes, but I like the character interactions.

[@PaulWagner1]

I still wonder if this film could be salvaged with a new edit that includes updated special effects.

[@kmoecub]

Only if that included a new script, and a better director.

[@johnmcgee6297]

Oh McCoy

[@AI-cp1jg]

Yes, I would say that this (Star Trek 5) was the worst of all Star Trek movies while Star Trek 2 was the best.

[@brucereiersen1978]

But it was fun like some earlier Star Trek episodes.

[@lynnpoint6395]

Whether prematurely pushed out of drydock, manned by cadets, manned by less than 5 people, or in utter disarray, once again the Enterprise is the only ship ship available for the mission. How many times does that make it now? I? II? III? V?

[@patrickwilson1459]

If there are other ships, why don't they just have Kirk temporarily take command of one instead of the under construction Enterprise?

[@GaiaMediaIndustries]

Important as galactic violence is for the PR machine, the other functioning ships are privately funded, currently busy not interfering with the slave trade between Virgil 7 and Omicron Persei 8 and turning a good profit for those involved. Remember soldier, these here stars mean that we do the not thinking, so you don't have to not think for yourself. That'd be aye aye Captain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4madHSlraeBhbc

[@captainpharaoh]

Plotonium

[@IgnobleKin]

That would of been cool.

[@fastertrackcreative]

I thought it was old rather than under construction. The ship equivalent to an old banger car.

[@robertpolityka8464]

If we only knew what the other ships were before Jim Kirk decided to stick with the Enterprise. For all we know, one ship could be a prison barge, another ship could be an Agro Ship and the third ship could be carrying a Tellerite's version of Bob Hope, whose going to open up a comedy club on Vulcan.

[@ModestNeophyte]

what a horrible line "uh yeah youre the only ship we trust between earth and wherever the hell you're going, which is pretty way out there i might add"

[@BrotherAlan]

Forget the lame story line. What is great about this scene is that it make it seem more down to earth (so to speak). The character interactions were more relaxed. This is the Enterprise I would have liked to have seen in TOS. Below Decks does this but they go a little too far towards silly.

[@user-lm6kf9co7w]

The one thing I have a question about in this movie is that how in the hell did nobody no Spock had a brother it makes no sense and they end up when they’re going through the waves in space it looks like they took that idea from ice Pirates, and I didn’t even know the Vulcans have powers stupid idea

[@cornerofthemoon]

I actually liked everything about this movie except for the ending and the "facing your pain" scene (It dragged on way too long) Yes the special effects aren't up to par but they're really not that much worse than other spacey movies at the time.

[@Rockhound6165]

"I miss my old chair." "Then you shouldn't have blown up the other ship, Twinkles."

[@seanwebb605]

The previous chair was Spock's chair.

[@haitolawrence5986]

When the resolution on the Enterprise bridge view screen dropped to VHS quality in the theatre I lost all hope for this train wreck.

[@seanwebb605]

VHS is a tape format not a screen resolution.

[@kmoecub]

@@seanwebb605 Yep. That's why he made the comment. If you had viewed it in the Theater you'd understand.

[@seanwebb605]

@@kmoecub You don't understand at all.

[@MrCCCCGGGG]

As they got older they had less and less crew. Very realistic per what's going on now every where I look

[@troyezell5841]

The one movie that is Shatner is given “command” to direct, he turns into crap.

[@TonyTube407]

Yep.

[@jaredhaase5282]

"Other ships, but no experienced commanders. Captain, I need Jim Kirk." I always love how the Federation has thousands of ships, hundreds of member worlds and yet somehow no matter where they are, only the Enterprise and her (constantly changing) crew are experienced enough to deal with the issue. It's this McGuffin that makes most of TOS movies (and Generations) terrible.

[@GaiaMediaIndustries]

They don't transfer Kirk to one of the better-prepared starships because no captain in their right mind would be caught dead at the helm of the strictly vegan USS Dilweed, or go near the cannibalistic USS Jon Ron Donald. Although Sulu has already requested a transfer to the USS Oo Get Her.

[@LordTalax]

What happened to the 1701A between movies?

[@kmoecub]

Impounded for illegal parking.

[@FP194]

Star Trek: The Wrath of the Windows Update

[@PlayMoreGolf-RipOff]

STEPHEN LEE

[@matthewgreenwood4286]

“We need Jim Kirk” & since the ship is undermanned why not just transfer him? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jeremydale4548]

Because Starfleet sucks apparwntly

[@azurerainbow4637]

The Starfleet Chief of Staff Kirk was talking to could've tried to convince the Federation Council to have Kirk reinstated to Admiral. Kirk wasn't the only Starfleet Officer to command a starship at flag rank.

[@mikegallant811]

Except that Jim Kirk was never really happy being an Admiral. To him being bumped back down to Captain was a blessing in disguise.

[@seanwebb605]

I think this was the first mission after he had been demoted back down to captain.

[@spartacus36526]

@@seanwebb605 they had just demoted him.

[@LordTalax]

Admirals rarely commanded ships. He would have gotten a desk job again.

[@seanwebb605]

@@LordTalax The extended canon would have us believe that after the events of the first motion picture Kirk retained the rank of admiral and did another relatively long mission in command of the Enterprise.

[@Swarm509]

So nobody suggested to the admiral that maybe they could transfer Kirk and senior crew to another ship and order him to take command of it?

[@kjamison5951]

Remember, Shatner directed this… I detest this movie.

[@billwipperman9492]

The worst Star Trek movie is better viewing that most other shows! 🙂

[@jasonwalker79]

This movie is not as bad as people make it out to be i liked it i thought it was the closest to the original tv series as a movie could get

[@Harry-fe9ec]

It’s not a bad film. I like it as it’s more like an old episode of trek. I like the relationship story as well as it’s not forced down our throat like on next gen. The script really needed a little doctoring and story needed a little fine tunning but it is very enjoyable on its own.

[@Species5008]

Erm....the script needed a LITTLE fine tuning? I guess you think that the Valis Marinarus is just a LITTLE canyon.

[@Harry-fe9ec]

@@Species5008 what are you talking about

[@PastorBach]

The worst movie with the best soundtrack

[@maxxjapan619]

Still better than Into Darkness. At least this Final Frontier can be fun in a "so bad it's good" kinda way. Into Darkness makes me pine for the dignity of Shatner fighting a triple breasted cat dancer.

[@jamesnasium4035]

"Understood, Kirk out" at 1:34 Kirk gives a kind of an indifferent wave and half salute. That looks bad. Either salute properly or don't bother at all. Anyway, just a small example of a bad movie with a first time director who isn't the best.

[@cjinxed]

Well, at this point in his career, Kirk is a demoted admiral who probably sees the admiral as more of a peer than a superior... hence why he addressed him by his first name and is showing up to the bridge out of uniform.

[@matthewmcnicholas9235]

Shows you how bad this is they forgot end of Star Trek 4 everything was working great on enterprise

[@seanwebb605]

No.

[@FloatingOnAZephyr]

V gets a bad wrap, but the first 30 mins or so are absolutely top-notch Star Trek. Right up till the shuttle crash landing in the bay. Then it goes a bit off the rails.

[@RevelQT]

God I hate this film

[@seanwebb605]

It's not great.

[@TonyTube407]

Awful movie. Not without its occasional merits - but the writing, direction, and screenplay are just horrendous. It's like watching your favorite people in your favorite environment, but not.

[@Shakeshift]

Wow, this movie is maximum cringe. What were they thinking putting Shatner in charge of this craptacular disasterpiece of a movie? D-