Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers

[@OJ_1138]

I still like and appreciate this film for what it tried to be. Despite all the production problems and things out of Shatner's control he still provided a film that felt authentic to TOS. It's all worth it for the scene with Bones, Spock and Kirk and that iconic "I need my pain" speech.

[@ODUBlue]

Great moment that regularly gets glossed over. Amazing speech.

[@tonymaurice4157]

Movie was great just the effects weren't that good

[@heusker]

What is TOS? Why are people always writing these acronyms that are hard to figure out?

[@ODUBlue]

@@heusker The Original Series. Common shorthand for a long time now. TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY, ENT…not too difficult to sus out which series is being discussed.

[@whitelikejesus]

Ok, the "I need my pain" speech is good, but how about that cringey "Row, row, row your boat" scene.

[@gregh378]

For all the hate this film gets, I still love it

[@ODUBlue]

Marshmelons. C’mon, that’s gold.

[@Cheapthrill1979]

Can you smell toast?

[@bradavon]

Star Trek 3 was the worst one. TV movie.

[@c.ladimore1237]

they had to cut a LOT out of the budget and the ending was totally different from what it was supposed to be. still an interesting concept with some fun moments. could have been a ton better, but probably never more than 2, 4, or 6

[@danielsnow1940]

It definitely does not deserve all the bashing it gets.

[@BigNoseDog]

I can’t believe how much this trailer gave away about the plot.

[@WesNumber1]

Star Treks III, IV and V gave away the plot a lot.

[@dfcintron]

The first half of this movie is awesome and the score by Jerry Goldsmith is incredible.

[@captainkane1984]

It was my first Star Trek movie! So that’s special to me. I was like, 4 or 5? I had no idea what ST was. Prior to the movie, my mom watched the, errrm *cough* 25th anniversary viewer’s choice marathon. I pretended not to love it, and went to my friend’s house where he, too, was watching the viewer’s choice marathon. We must have watched it for more than 4 or 5 hours on a Sunday in September of 91! Later that year we went to DC to the Smithsonian to see the Trek exhibit. I was Star struck! Later Star Trek V was broadcast on CBS. I think this was prior to their late night line-up. We recorded it on VHS (which we also did for viewer’s choice marathon!) Anyhow, this movie is close to my heart for the sentimental reasons of it being my first trek movie! It’s a pleasant and light-hearted soft introduction into the franchise. Oh, and I’ve carried with me that my pain is good, and I never want to lose it. We are who we are thanks to our experiences which include pleasure but also pain! Thanks for reading.

[@111highgh]

Thank you for not babbling.

[@retroid7830]

Same here

[@jamesthomas6476]

This plot was more suitable for a tv episode than for a movie.

[@Cranium1210]

What I would do to get back to 1989 when I was a young boy.

[@DemetriusSorvo]

I loved Spock's antigravity boots as a kid. I remember leaving the theatre really excited after seeing this. And that's all that matters. They did their job right making this movie. 😉

[@BookshelfQBattler]

This movie gets a lot of hate but its still good. It captured the "they love each other so much they can dump on each other and still love each other" relationship between Kirk, Spock and Bones better than any of the other films.

[@salomiegovender8680]

I just love star trek mostly due to the interaction of the characters. I love their characters and banter.

[@Nycholas17]

Even Shatner himself underrated this film...it's fun and thought-provoking enough. Its bounciness and stakes rival that of its summer of '89 competition....and Klingons never looked like better drinking pals. 🖖

[@apr8189]

As much as i love the Star Trek films of the 80's, this one was good and may have done well at the box office in the summer of 89 --- but this came out during the summer of Batman which was to take the summer by storm that year.

[@NovaFeedback1979]

"I think this is a terrible idea." You got that right.

[@william5000forever]

I like the fan theory that the whole story was a shared dream brought on by Spock eating whiskey-laced beans.

[@Wonderboywonderings]

Kirk's coma dream after falling

[@laurahall3094]

Magic whiskey laced beans

[@captainkirk7513]

tbh it FEELS exactly like a feverish fever dream

[@jimhults4916]

This came out the same year when Terry Farrell is not on screen in 1989. It was very very very sad that time after she did "Off The Mark" AKA Crazy Legs in 1987.

[@kirbykok4544]

I remember when Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) movie was released at the Movie Theaters on June 9th, 1989 ! I saw this movie on the first weekend of It's release! I saw this movie on a Saturday ! Most Star Trek fans do not like this movie but I thought that this movie was okay.

[@dtuk22]

Despite the obvious production values...at least this has something seriously lacking in modern movies. Thats a genuine sense of fun & adventure.

[@jermainewilliams7108]

Same here I love ❤️ all the Star 💫 Trek Movies 🎥 🍿

[@manilapcgaming7217]

thank you for bringing back SYBOK, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds :)

[@alfredvalrie5541]

These characters hadn’t been seen in nearly 3 years by the time of this trailer. Must have been exciting.

[@samuelcarrasquillo4590]

"Why Are They Putting Seatbelts In Theaters This Summer?" Find Out Stardate June 1989

[@jorossi927]

Being born in 1962, I grew up watching Star Trek. I think these movies are absolutely hysterically wonderful

[@CubanPete1990]

R.I.P Nichelle Nicole 😞

[@zackb5636]

It's a Goldsmith soundtrack but they used Horner's music for the trailer hahaha

[@roopgill8524]

To me this was never really a Star Trek film so much as it was a really good two hour tv episode.

[@ChrisRoth1972]

I noticed that the music is from James Horner which is the same music as Star Trek II & I imagine that the Director was planning on having him score the movie then decided on Goldsmith instead.

[@Wally-pu2hh]

1:41 those prison walls are paper thin ! 😂 they must be made of paper maché

[@phillytvdirector]

The movie was fine. It had a deeper message of believing in faith but not following false 'gods'.

[@BoldAMATUER]

0:37 isn’t that Christian Bale from Thor 4?

[@Senna-78]

I wish Star Trek V had James Horner soundtrack

[@shanerosser2252]

Who Is That Voice-over?

[@jasonvoorhees8545]

I was watching The Andromeda Strain the other day and near the end of the movie the have info on the screen from a weather satellite called "Nimbus 3". It immediately clicked in my brain the planet of galactic peace, of Star Trek V. I wonder if anyone hear knows of why they share the same name? We all the connection of Robert Wise as a director and the culture sample of the Andromeda Strain on Kirk's desk in the first Trek movie, but that was 4 movies before this one.

[@Trekkie_Chris]

Yk what would have made this film better? If Leonard Nimoy directed it he directed the last 2 films and they were great so why couldn’t he done this one

[@andrewmillar1980]

Apparently Shatner pulled the card that if he didn't get the opportunity to direct this film then he wouldn't play a part in the film at all and tbf Nimoy did the exact same thing for trek 3

[@B818Champ]

As bad as this movie was, I still prefer it over The Motion Picture, Nemesis and Insurrection.

[@scareface1983]

oh this is way better than the motion picture

[@yakamoooo]

On the contrary, I always thought this one is one the best

[@DsUrgert]

Those TOS-actors look very beautiful when aged

[@laurahall3094]

Good surgeon

[@MisterMcKinney]

Why did they go back to CRT screens in the 23rd century?

[@szyburrro]

all the deposits of LCD crystals and oledium were depleted during III World War

[@MichaelMarquez-m3b]

Sounds like they just slapped the Wrath of Khan soundtrack on this trailer. I can relate the music to very specific scenes in that movie instead of the general fanfare.

[@AronRoss72]

Is it just me or do Kirk, Spock and Bones say Marsh-melon instead of Marshmallow? Never understood why?

[@peethreeorion]

Yes, hey did. Spock said it incorrectly, and so Kirk and McCoy continue to say it that way as an inside joke. Another example of Shatner's idea of "funny." But seriously, would Spock, have RESEARCHED camping traditions, really have screwed up a a key word?

[@AronRoss72]

@@peethreeorion Yeah…very good point! And it would have helped if the audience knew it was an inside joke. They could have winked at each other or something.

[@gregoryjr9370]

Yasss 🔥🔥🔥

[@CameraMan66]

Could you please do Spirited Away 2002 Trailer?????

[@jermainewilliams7108]

The greatest Enterprise Of them all is the Adventure Star 💫 Trek V The Final Frontier 🌌🕹🎥🏕🌉🗿🗽🇬🇧🇪🇺

[@aaronochoa-fernandez2726]

A bad movie but I love this trailer.

[@pferreira1983]

I don't care what anyone says, this is a fun movie, more fun than The Undiscovered Country.

[@captainkirk7513]

i see your point there It feels definately more adventurous than TUC ...nevertheless it spooked the sh** out of me as a child Syboks mind controll thingy and this entity on the planet combined were just a bit...too much

[@pferreira1983]

@@captainkirk7513 The sound quality for 'God' is very effective. I'm guessing the actor was played in stereo and everyone else was played back at mono.

[@mikedski9698]

The Center Of The Universe Is About To Be Broken! The 35th Anniversary Of STAR TREK 5 THE FINAL FRONTIER! 1989-2024!

[@boscovilante4068]

Odd film. The scenes on the observation deck however are unsurpassed in all of Trek IMO. Most poignant. It harks somewhat back to the TOS. Production values are fairly lousy though. Which also harks back to TOS funnily enough.

[@captainkirk7513]

odd is the word

[@mariorosario9081]

The Way to Eden for the big screen!!

[@BrianTodd-vh4tw]

Excelsior.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

Such a LONG trailer for 1989!

[@peterraymond8470]

I've never watched this movie for some reason. I've seen the first four countless times. I've always heard it had terrible special effects and even just watching the trailer that much is clear. It's good that it focuses on the comedic aspects though.

[@Leef853]

trailers used to spoil the movie

[@PJVids83]

While it's definitely one of the weaker entries in the film series, I still think it's a whole lot better than that dreadful first film: The Slow Motion Picture. No Star Trek movie could ever be worse than that.

[@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube]

The Motion Picture is dreadfully underrated in my opinion.

[@Jwend392]

TMP is what happens when you try to pad out a teleplay into a feature length screenplay. Despite its flaws, it's still better than V.

[@bradavon]

TMP is outstanding. Watch it again with a modern view.

[@wayneconn656]

I like the motion picture trek 4 was the worse of the movies

[@PatriciaFolsonHinestrosa-mt8tk]

Final disk

[@blakemeads9225]

This is one of those movies like Alien 3 or Ishtar where it’s reputation precedes it. And while, yes, this is undoubtedly the weakest of the original 6, and its got problems, it’s not THAT bad. I dare say it’s quite enjoyable, despite it’s issues.

[@lorenepperson2266]

Directing not in his fortay this movie almost ruined the franchise fortunately star trek 6 the undiscovered covered country made up for it after that the next generation cast came in which was good idea

[@lorenepperson2266]

I meant directing not in best interest for William Shatner but then again writers strike but he could've asked for advice for story telling instead of thinking himself the movie barely made money back and was least successful of all star trek movie with original cast gene Roddenberry creator of star trek was not happy William Shatner director plus it almost destroyed franchise

[@Nycholas17]

Corny narration for a much better and underrated film.

[@patriciacastrogomez8210]

Que dijiste estupido

[@samuelduvall8130]

Never seen it never will because the trailer shows how goofy it is

[@richardobieta]

Shatner should not have directed that film. That film would have been better if all the characters were fleshed out more

[@vnelson000]

Sad day for the franchise. 😂

[@sumibora640]

STAR TRACKE MOVIE LIKE YOU ME AND MY MUMMY ILOVE YOU

[@Beanmachine91]

its tic-tac not star trek

[@simonpobjoy5228]

The film Roddenberry tried to stop and once people see it and understand star trek you'll know why, terrible.

[@zt1053]

After the first Star Trek movie he had no influence with the movies

[@simonpobjoy5228]

@@zt1053 I didn't say anywhere that he did have any influence.

[@patriciacastrogomez8210]

La peor de la saga

[@grimmer2005]

Why is Star Trek ALWAYS so badly produced? Always looks like some homemade movie.

[@travisjames3517]

Terrible film.

[@oscarjimenezsr.716]

Worst Star Trek Movie Ever

[@d2axe7]

@SevelRomanov I like those two! Suppose because I grew up with TNG and DS9z

[@Ididntaskforahandleyoutube]

It is the worst, but Insurrection is right there. And Data's emotion chip garbage keeps me from watching Generations again.

[@thejamaicanpotatochip4561]

@@bigjohn08865 you mean better than nemesis?

[@peethreeorion]

Only if you don't count Abrams-Trek as actual Star Trek. Which I wouldn't.

[@Zeekdafreak989]

This movie sucked bro.

[@christopherdavis8248]

this movie was terrible.

[@matthewthompson4387]

A good trailer for a bad trek.

[@peethreeorion]

Not even a good trailer. "The gravity of your situation." "All the power you can muster, mister." Scotty banging his head. There are plenty of warning to be seen, but the movie is so, so much worse even than the trailer.