STAR TREK - KLINGON ENCOUNTER - PART 1 (CGI FAN ANIMATION)

[@Hardcover_Pilot]

I love everything about this era of Star Trek. The ships, the uniforms, the music, the stories... this was the peak. There has been a lot of good since then, but nothing matches this era.

[@cdname47]

Yeah, one film every 4 years. Great era lol

[@TheBelegur]

The screen chemistry between these actors was amazing. We cared about them and this world. Because they cared about each other.

[@roycotton5264]

Just wounded like to see another movie, TV but move BETTER

[@buzzinpoa]

I sign it after you...!!!

[@Hardcover_Pilot]

@@allenjones3130 Galactica is a completely different animal. Federation starships are meant to be visually appealing and elegant. A Colonial Battlestar is a pure warship that is all about durability and practicality.

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

I love that you got all of the dialogue between Kirk, McCoy, and Sulu, as well as Kirk and Preston.

[@jvstice56]

A lovely video. Love the cut dialogue implying Sulu is getting the Excelsior after this training mission ends. Love that you incorporated Spacedock with the Excelsior, Reliant, and other ships docked. Using the scene where Saavik takes her out was a fitting tribute to her.

[@michaelcunniff6108]

I love the lost dialogue ...I've been dieing to know that scene....what was said etc

[@williampaz2092]

It also showed to both Saavik and Kirk how much faith and trust Spock had in her.

[@wendigos_eat_people7177]

@@williampaz2092 That and come on! You must have noticed that ever slight grin when thinking about letting her take the ship out. He was trying to have a little fun at Kirk's expense.lol

[@AngelofDeath1431]

Certainly you know that you erred? This footage comes at the beginning of ST:WOK, so the Enterprise is leaving spacedock, and will encounter Kahn, NOT the Klingons. Therefore, Reliant was already out scouting for planetary bodies to accommodate the Genesis project headed by Dr’s. Carol Marcus and son, David. Reliant WAS NOT in spacedock during this movie, and had been destroyed by the end of the film. Please make sure of the facts before giving statements such as this (and don’t tell me it’s just a FANPIC. The facts still matter)!

[@garthornspike3648]

@@AngelofDeath1431 You misspelled Khan.

[@frankbonfilio7443]

I am a Star Wars junkie (my birthday is May 4th-I was 10 when a New Hope came out) but I do love Star Trek, just something about it.

[@OneTalkerOne]

Hike you just keep getting better at this. What a lovely tribute to Kirstie ❤️❤️❤️

[@paulaburrows8660]

This will always be the best era for starship design. Especially the Enterprise.

[@williampaz2092]

Of all the Star Ship Enterprise designs I like NCC-1701A the most. NCC-1701E is my second favorite.

[@TYSniper]

@@williampaz2092 Mine too

[@Johnny-ws1oh]

I like everything except the nacelles

[@SicilianStealth]

I agree with everyone else's comments. You show when Star Trek had a grace and elegance.

[@rafaelsays175]

Amazing how a seven minute video can give you so much joy. Thank you, Hike, it’s awesome as always!

[@andrewparkin4036]

Marvelous work, loving the deleted dialogue back where it should be, I always knew about Scotty's nephew but in the released version it never made sense how it was cut for Scotty to be so shook up about him staying at his post whereas with this version it now does...thank you.

[@RickZotz]

We can't get enough of these re-imagined scenes. I'm impressed by the lighting, the subtle reverse thruster bloom, incorporation of lost dialogue, and coordination with the music (though a cut at 5:45 would have been proper). Great stuff!

[@dereklarner6298]

My gosh; I never thought I’d hear the legendary dialog of Sulu’s captaincy! Thank you. I’d heard that Shatner phoned in his delivery because he felt Takei didn’t need the focus on him. I wish it had been included in the final film.

[@daleeasternbrat816]

Really good. I've been watching Star Trek since 1966. This worked well.

[@timothypruitt4578]

Just nice to see Shatner and Takei not bickering at one another for a change.

[@paulgrooveside2803]

Excellent! The reflections on the bottom aft engineering hull as Enterprise manoeuvred towards the spacedoors was completely convincing. You could animate a whole new golden age for NCC-1701.

[@JoseMoreira-vo8cu]

Most of what you hear you only get on the really nice versions of this movie...the background sounds are GREAT!

[@Ma77riK]

I've never seen that conversation with Scotty's nephew, brings a whole new meaning to the scene with scotty holding his body, tragic. another great video, I applaud your work.

[@casey3c]

The conversation with Scotty's nephew is included in the director's cut.

[@OptimusWombat]

@@casey3c it was also in the novelization.

[@keithkeith293]

This was absolutely phenomenal. I can't wait for Part 2!

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

This is amazing, and way better than the actual movie, especially with the missing dialogue. THANK YOU! My favorite version of this sequence so far was from the Unity Project. Your version is just as good. Keep them coming!

[@MsSissiePooh]

Amazing work, as always, and the one thing I really love is the way snippets from TWoK (including scenes I’d never seen before) are so well incorporated into the video, and helps to enhance the story. Looking forward to the next chapter of the story! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@axel4196]

This is a wonderful video! The nostalgia was making me all teary-eyed. It was the glory days of the Enterprise when all your favorite crew members were enjoying their adventures. Spock, Bones, Scotty, Uhura and Mr. Saavik. I miss them all.

[@hollywheeler2925]

Boy you sure nailed it you should be making movies!!!

[@heidiwilks5316]

Love this scene! Also just realized Saavik ordered impulse power (on her own initiative) in Spacedock despite it being against regulations -- then spends the rest of the movie badgering Kirk for breaking rules :P

[@wendigos_eat_people7177]

more likely She meant 1/4 impulse using the reaction control thrusters rather than the saucer's main impulse engines. At least that's how I reason it .

[@ryanmoore7334]

Amazing work as always! Love your attention to the smallest things that call for attention to detail

[@harvey1965]

Magnificent. Beautiful. And a gift to watch!!! Thank you,

[@varoondeo-singh7288]

Fantastic, as always!! 🔥 Can’t wait for part 2!

[@robertstephens1203]

Love it. I wish they had left the extra dialogue in the movie regarding Preston. His death would have meant more.

[@JGG1701]

It is available on the Directors Cut on DVD 🖖

[@robertstephens1203]

@@JGG1701 I know but the theater is where memories are made.

[@JGG1701]

@@robertstephens1203 Agreed.

[@goldenknight578]

@@JGG1701 I was very happy when they put the scene back in with that DVD, but I remember first seeing it added when the film was shown in its first showing on TV. It was similar to when TMP was shown on TV where some of the content cut from the theatrical release had been put back in (for TV runtime, I assume).

[@davidmorell3785]

Brilliant! "TREK Love" in every detail.

[@scifisurfer8879]

I am so glad you found and incorporated the unused dialog that Shatner tried to deliberately blow. That combined with CGI that generates the environment which by all rights we should have been shown in the theaters really makes this sooooo much better.

[@RAZORBLACKRX]

Long ago I read that ILM had lit each starship differently with the Ent bathed in navy gray and Excelsior in azure blue. It really gives them a different feel to them.

[@MD2389]

5:36 Looks like he had had enough adventure, and broke out of the closet that Uhura left him in! ;)

[@mikegyro]

This is really really great work. Well done and loved the added lines. I've seen twok so many times it really stands out anything new. Can't wait to see more.

[@Redshirt434]

Mr. Sulu, you may....indulge yourself. Yes, sir! Setting course for Risa!

[@soundwave1a]

Love it. great work. Thank you for including the moon in the scene as well.

[@ridiculous_gaming]

I remember watching the original movie back in the theatre. It still brings goose bumps.

[@RogbodgeVideo]

Love the look from McCoy at 4:48!

[@stenkarasin2091]

The animation is brilliant, it took me right back over the years, to my delight.

[@JoseMoreira-vo8cu]

Very NICELY DONE!

[@ricflair9717]

Where did you find the additional Sulu dialog about the Excelsior?

[@Big_Joe570]

Your insertion of the deleted dialog from in the shuttle was BRILLIANT! Love what you do. Thanks.

[@wcwbulldog1701]

Continue The Outstanding Work As Always!!!! Take Care & Stay Safe.

[@ananominity]

Excellent! It's exciting to see CGI and film making of such quality. I know There will be many more new adventures with our old friends to come.

[@patricktilton5377]

The actual film had to re-use footage from the 1st film due to budgetary concerns, but it makes soooo much more sense for it to be set inside the same Spacedock facility we first saw in the 3rd film -- and this magnificent re-imagining can now show us what Nicholas Meyers would probably have opted to do if he'd only had the budget back then. MAGNIFICENT!!! And the inclusion of the extra dialogue regarding Sulu and the USS Excelsior -- as well as the extra footage of Peter Preston, now officially acknowledged in on-screen dialogue to be Scotty's nephew -- delivers the chef's kiss of perfection for Trekkies like me. Dare I say it, but it would be great to see an Improved Cut of STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN with this footage replacing what was originally shown in the Theatrical Cut? YES, I dare say it!

[@dampnickers]

I am at a loss for how you do it, bit this is pure magic. THIS is Star Trek.

[@Nohan1967]

As always, excellent work! I can't wait to see Part 2.

[@EddieDexterStewart]

PERFECT! PERFECT! PERFECT! BRAVO! BRAVO!

[@Rockin_Ross]

Very interesting choices made here. First: Thank you for using director’s cut dialog. Sulu’s command and Midshipman Preston’s “Tiger” talk to ADM. Kirk is always needed. Second: The ship leaving space dock instead of the reused Motion Picture orbital frame departure was a great change. Third: Keeping that underside view while she twists to head out. She’s such a magnificent ship when viewed from the back. Very good work here!

[@scorch2kc]

Great video and the added ships, tribute to Kristie, and Spock having a bit of fun on Kirk not letting him take her out of Space dock.

[@UncommonKnowledge587]

I love having the original series cast in this, I'm sure they would be pleased with this.

[@QuakerExtremist]

Shame on her... only thrusters while in Space dock. 🤣 very well done! Love the addition of the cut scenes and that you moved it from the refit dock into the actual Space dock.

[@greggg4011]

Thank you for changing it from the space truss to the Earth Space Dock One. Now I can reserve the Goldsmith score for the truss and the Horner charge for the ESD1 in my head. I know having edited what I just said, it looks insane, but true fans get it.

[@almirria6753]

I oh so love watching your vids You do such great great tribute vids Keep up the great job/s

[@stratfordbaby]

Reliant is back??? But with the refit Enterprise, this would have to have been I guess before ST2.

[@NyeGuy-yv2dv]

My God, this is pure perfection. Bravo.

[@radioflyer68911]

Wow. Full of surprises.

[@JGG1701]

You've outdone yourself sir. Looking forward to part 2🙂

[@MrVaderj]

You all have really outdone yourselves on this. We’ll done and thank you. Looking forward to part 2!

[@stevenewman1393]

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely done indeed 👌.

[@ejseabury]

As always, phenomenal work! 👍🏽

[@cdrocrossdiscovery]

Top notch job! My compliments to your skill and expertise!

[@jonandnao]

Beautiful work! I especially love how you recreated the Enterprise scene at about 6 min into your video. One of my all time favorite scenes of the refit model ❤️

[@danielfoster2339]

Very impressive! I wish this sequence was in the film.

[@jgvillan01]

5:50 - Was asking myself, are we going to get it? Going to get the Enterprise money shot? Oh yeah! Damn, she's a fine wessel.

[@buzzinpoa]

Fantastic!! Perfect!! May I just complain about one small thing? The deflector light isn't supposed to be orange while in thrusters and then blue only when engaging Warp Speed...?

[@stevencohen624]

Great job. Thanks for uploading this!

[@jimsaldana2302]

Not only is Scotty’s line about his nephew is back in this version, but I noticed that the chats inside the Shuttlecraft and when Kirk is on the elevator is a different cut from the movie version.

[@ssgwhiskers]

Excellent...look forward to the rest of it. Great job with the animation.

[@daviddennis2803]

For the record the deleted audio of sulu's promotion comes from the UCLA workprint, which a friend of mine recorded along with about 18 other deleted scenes when he viewed the work print at UCLA. Most of the deleted bits were extensions of existing scenes, couple of all new scenes and an alternate version of the Kirk and David fight

[@paulcastillo1310]

This is my favorite video of all time 👍😁

[@JamesAlburyTheSkyAboveUs]

That was absolutely beautifully done! Excellent work!

[@NightHawke]

The shot of the Big E at 5:09 sent my skin tingling! Not just a beautiful rendering, but the angle on the ship is reminiscent of the classic angles of the Original Star Trek, so it set off all sorts of happy nostalgia vibes! The only thing I'd have changed would be to have a dead-on front shot of the Enterprise when Horner's theme bursts forth as she emerges from the Spacedock, but that's just nitpicking. A splendid job, and I can't wait to see what's next! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@DavidNicholson101]

I like how the cadet beside Preston opened his eyes wide and cleared his throat to remind him to stand back to attention properly.

[@vinceburgess9012]

Your craft is amazing. Always beautiful to watch and enjoy. Happy New Year to us!

[@justifan]

5:21 Except in some video games, I have never gotten to see the four bottom of the ship "belly" phasers get fired. Would have loved to see that in a movie!

[@raylok3328]

This is amazing! I love that you added the blinking light to the bottom of the ship after they exited the space doors! Just one minor item to point out. In the original movie the Enterprise left space dock and Capt. Spock made reference to it to Lt. Saavik. However in this reimagined scene they are leaving a starbase. Perhaps you can edit Spock's dialogue to say, "Lieutenant, have you ever piloted a ship out of a starbase?"

[@edwardrhoades6957]

That structure is called Spacedock in all of its movie appearances

[@RichardBonomo]

I do not recall much of this dialog! In any case, well done!

[@ArthurNishimoto]

Already been said, but really liked the inclusion of the Sulu's deleted dialog and the extended cut scene. Always great to see the WoK launch re-envisioned from Spacedock rather than the drydock - hope do make one myself someday.

[@tarn1135]

Finest ship in the fleet. Ever

[@ZigUncut]

Fabulous edit. Well done. Made me want a Sulu show.

[@ericmadsen7470]

If ST2 ever gets re-imagined, this footage would be invaluable.

[@Stormx2233]

That was stupidly good.. nice one..

[@briansantistevan1026]

Absolutely fantastic work!!

[@centralWisconsin1]

This was great to see! I look forward to seeing other episodes, and I just subscribed to your channel!!!

[@esecallum]

MAGNIFICENT

[@jackahorey2354]

4:56 Everybody in this scene is dead except William Shatner, who's still, thankfully, ,going boldly. Time is the impassible frontier, age the non-negotiable opponent no manoeuvre can evade.

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

Outfreakinstanding

[@Bu2Spike]

I wish they would make more of this era movies and series shows. I liked seeing uss reliant ncc-1864 in space dock

[@luispanaderoguardeno3306]

Really nice job! Well done!

[@paulronco9709]

Thank you.

[@iamfritz]

Nice to see 1701 without a scarred up hull!

[@scottpoerschke8807]

Missed a major music cue at 5:32 - should show full front view of the E - actually at this point in STII a full back view is shown.

[@kendrickkelly2336]

Would you please enable KZbin's automatic Closed Captions on your video? Thanks! MMMMMMWUH!

[@OptimusWombat]

1:20 is that the USS Reliant? Shouldn't it be out by the Ceti Alpha system around this time?`

[@nwr9009]

1 hours ago and i love star trek

[@starfleet-verdadero9808]

Spock could say " FASCINATING... " Good Job friend :)

[@scalywing1]

Just realized that most of the stars in this wonderful movie are passed away. Rest In Peace.

[@johnmoss8230]

I love these videos I can't wait to see more of them.

[@jonathansanantonio2402]

The conversation between Kirk and Sulu was spot-on and what it should have been in the actual movie

[@mythdusterds]

The moon was a nice touch.

[@plymouthbiker]

This is utterly brilliant. Now I've seen the movies plenty of times.... But there are bits, either that are out of directors cuts or.... Well I've never seen before. Your animations are superb. Incredible to be honest. This work is better than the movies I've seen. Incredible work! Absolutely outstanding! ❤️👍

[@mr.adventure0142]

You have the missing line between sulus command on the excelsior in that. That was great barvo;)

[@froggy7570]

The most iconic era of Star Trek for sure! The ship designs, the military aspect as well as exploration. Heck, even the original look and sound of the photon torpedoes was a lot better then. Why did producers deviate from what was successful, what actually was working and popular with the fanbase? And.. R.I.P. Kristie Alley (Lt. Saavik).