USS Enterprise - Every Movie Scene [High Definition]

[@TheVideoEditingGuy]

00:00:00 - Star Trek: The Motion Picture (1979) 00:12:37 - Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982) 00:19:23 - Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (1984) 00:24:08 - Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) 00:25:02 - Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) 00:26:43 - Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (1991) 00:28:51 - Star Trek Generations (1994) 00:33:47 - Star Trek: First Contact (1996) 00:36:45 - Star Trek: Insurrection (1998) 00:38:53 - Star Trek: Nemesis (2002) 00:44:51 - Star Trek (2009) 00:49:35 - Star Trek Into Darkness (2013) Star Trek: Beyond made the video become blocked worldwide so I had to remove it :(

[@juandios51]

Thank you again for your work and time.

[@riversword2660]

How does Star Trek Beyond get blocked worldwide?!

[@ablewindsor1459]

@@riversword2660 Copywrite Trolls

[@Rnyargd]

“Shakes fist wildly at UMG”

[@bryfunkenstein]

So the best of the new trek is blocked? Makes sense....

[@sheldondean7949]

I really hope that when mankind develops warp technology that we name the first ship enterprise would be a wonderful homage to an epic story

[@kurtreber9813]

Sure, why not? We did that for the Shuttle prototype.

[@sheldondean7949]

@@kurtreber9813 yep

[@trevormillar1576]

There was a scene in Stargate SG-1 where they choosing a name for the SG C'S first starship and Capt Carter says, "No,Sir. we can't call her Enterprise!:"

[@cowerdnerddespacito9518]

Y’all already got to name a shuttle let other sci fi nerds have some fun

[@kurtreber9813]

@@cowerdnerddespacito9518 Prometheus? Firefly?

[@TheRandomGamer692]

The Enterprise rising up from the water and clouds is the coolest thing I have ever seen, the amount of CGI put into this film is staggering.

[@chlorophil545]

I really like how the native race draws a picture of the Enterprise in the sand; I'd like to think that the federation comes back in 2000 years and wonders why there's images of ancient starships on their pyramids, churches, palaces, etc. Of course they would know who to blame for this.

[@absolutefoot4594]

Absolutely. I know a lot of people dislike the reboot trilogy but holy shit I loved those scenes.

[@paolagarcia3009]

ahora solo imagina cuantas de nuestras criaturas mitologicas de la humanidad pudieron haber sido naves espaciales de otras civilizaciones, aun mas increible, aun que estas escenas me hacen gritar mi alma de felicidad, que imponente es enterprise, sea nave o chica XD@@chlorophil545

[@krishnachaithanyareddy8575]

the movies now a days cant even frame 1 picture with as perfect CGI as this

[@qhu3878]

​@@absolutefoot4594 they certaintly have problems, especially into darkness, but I cant help but love the kelvin trilogy to death

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

The refit leaving spacedock for the first time is one of the greatest scenes in all of star trek history

[@olaminabryan8026]

It's just... so slowww it's so much better in wrath of khan honestly

[@MrRjcosta]

I agree👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@camickelson]

You're right!! So agree

[@jesseolivo]

Goosebumps

[@mikecimerian6913]

Those large scale models had so much detail. CGI can't match that detail level yet, they don't use a twelve foot canvas.

[@vitorv2075]

52:00 I swear that in all the movies and franchises, this scene was the one that got me thrilled

[@lefotografion]

Yea same, just perfect

[@ace1usmc]

Growing up as a little kid in the early 70's, I had only ever seen the Enterprise on a 25" console TV, very low broadcast resolution. Seeing these scenes of the Enterprise in The Motion Picture in the theater when it first came out was a very special experience. I'll never forget the thrill of seeing the ship on the big screen for the very first time.

[@ToothlessDragon536]

Oh I envy you so much. To see it for the first time. Especially during that time when effects and shots were dazzling

[@HelioB]

Same feeling here

[@tigerbandalumni]

Exactly! Some people pan this movie for dedicating too much time to this inspection scene but it will always be the highlight of the film to me along with the departure from dry dock. Enterprise was the real star of the movie. I was 8 when I saw this in the theater on opening night and the ship looked seemed 100% real to me.

[@brian7224]

ditto @ace1...I too as a kid watched Star Trek....I grew up on it! The show always gave me hope for the future.

[@RobertSnell-nz4oo]

December 1979...... university mall movie theater Pensacola Florida I was there !

[@fossilest]

やっぱり’79の劇場版第1作は素晴らしい！ 美しいエンタープライズ号の雄姿を存分に見せる高揚感も最高だが、それが後のヴィージャーの桁外れの存在感を引き立たせるための伏線にもなっている。 ワープ表現も目が眩むようでいまだに色褪せない。 深い内容を湛えながら最高のカタルシスを残すエンディングも比類ない。 あと6年ほどで公開50周年になろうとはとても信じられない名作。

[@spankyham9607]

I love the Motion Picture Enterprise. I love the glorious views and departure Gene did for this magnificent retrofit Enterprise!

[@backdraft916]

It truly was a love letter to us fans!

[@jefftappan7973]

Retrofit or refit? Which one?

[@powerboatguy2308]

The Motion Picture gets a lot of hate, but I liked it also, love the premise and I did not mind them spending some time with the new technology getting to see the scale of the ship. Sure, there could have been a little more personality with the characters, but it was still a good movie.

[@rgerber]

the first movie is a true scifi movie

[@JediKnight207]

The newest version is better.

[@Marksman3434]

Whether you’re a Star Trek 2009 fan or not, you gotta admit, that shot of the enterprise in front of Saturn is amazing - 47:48

[@PapaPalpatine621]

The ship itself just looks amazing

[@philippealain-art]

The NuTrek fans are NOT Star Trek fans. NuTrek is stupid and crappy.

[@thekansan8683]

An absolutely stellar soundtrack too.

[@philippealain-art]

@@thekansan8683, the soundtracks of the real Star Trek movies are far better than the ones of the fake and stupid NewTrek movies.

[@philippealain-art]

@@PapaPalpatine621, the Enterprise (Refit) of the classic real Star trek movies and of the Next Gen movies (Enterprise D and E) are more amazing than the one of the fake and stupid NuTrek.

[@brynpookc1127]

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 A is the most beautiful ship ever. The opening of The Original Movie with the long beauty shot as Scotty takes Kirk to the new ship is so gorgeous I can hardly stand it and always end up crying as they arrive.

[@ltschumacher]

Not counting Vengeance ofc.

[@jmckendry84]

Get a grip

[@devoncook1845]

That wasn't the A. That was the original Enterprise refitted

[@JGHOUL-oy6xb]

I sgree with you AND I feel the same way about the NCC - 1701 REFIT. It is the most beautiful of all. And, the most intelligent crew aboard it. I miss them all.

[@splat-trainproductions]

@@devoncook1845 It the original for 1-3, then A for 4-6. I love the original refit!

[@DangerousParent]

Three-years later and the Enterprise-A is still as aw-inspiring as when I first saw her🥺

[@LuisSandoval1138]

The most beautiful ship in the sci-fi universe. And the Jerry Goldsmith's music theme is the soul of the Enterprise.

[@katherineberger6329]

18:53: "Sir, the mains are back online!" "Bless you, Scotty. Go, Sulu!"

[@chrysaorcelestial]

The Star Trek re-boot movies with Chris Pine may not be anywhere close to best written or acted Star Trek films, but it's definitely gotta be 1st place in terms of Enterprise scenes. Every scene with the Enterprise is always either stunningly beautiful, or badass enough to give you goosebumps.

[@ShinGallon]

53:48 No matter what your feelings about the Kelvin timeline are, you cannot deny the utter majesty and awesomeness of this shot.

[@Tconcept]

The motion picture reveal is the most beautiful moment for any sci fi ship, both visually, musically and emotionally.

[@eecook79]

The Refit Enterprise is my all time favorite, those elegant, clean lines, the detailed lighting, the slightly different shaded panels, all gave a real sense of size and depth. Also, these movies are the reason that I developed an early age love for symphony and in general classical music

[@wakajundouga]

明らかにミニチュアだったり絵だってわかってるのになぜこんなに心ときめくのだろう

[@yohansong3207]

USS Vengeance sneaking up behind Enterprise in warp still gives me a chill. Especially after all the build up to the moment. "If you think you are safe at warp, you are wrong."

[@Shiro_S13]

Beautifully done effects during and after the jump ✨ #1 50:25 #2 50:50 #3 51:50 #4 54:27

[@elzeban]

I love the dolly zoom on these effects. It’s like pulling the slingshot so hard and then releasing it. It’s so satisfying to see.

[@anauthentictincan6850]

I will never get tired of seeing the Enterprise

[@danielson_9211]

Coming out of the water and out of the clouds was the ones that gave m chills,

[@oldman9642]

Musical score never gets old. Specially in and out of space dock. I hope we can eventually come together as one people globally and advance to at least these points. Forget all of the petty differences and embrace the similarities.

[@bigqandlil]

Be the united planet and people

[@KostaF64x]

The beauty, the majesty, the solemnity, the grandeur ranging from 0.00 to 4.43 has never, never been equaled.

[@bwktlcn]

Just the music gives me hope, when so little in this world does. Godspeed, Enterprise!

[@cliffordterrell5524]

Still without ANY DOUBT THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STARSHIP IN MOVIE OR TV HISTORY.

[@raydoherty7154]

Consider an update? NX-01, Enterprise G and ditch the Kelvin timeline. :D

[@danzthename]

Makes me feel good to know that other people love the Enterprise as much as me.

[@bioshock6935]

Shame that we don't get the original enterprise to how it looked from the classic tv show for strange new worlds the inside looks stunning but as soon as we get the outside shots not so good to dark and gray to much panelling everywhere so hopefully we might get a more classic looking enterprise in season 3 but i doubt it. These people just like to ruin star trek i swear they have no idea what trek is and just like to put there own stamp on it without even trying to stay true to star trek they even now get actors playing kirk scotty uhura nurse chapel as they don't know how to do there own new all cast characters and what they have as a few new ones are not all that good

[@Lans32485]

People rag on TMP, but the drydock scenes are still some of the best spaceship glory shots out there. I remember my mom, who was lucky enough to see it when it originally came out, describing all the fan reactions from the audience during the reveal and departure sequences.

[@UNSCPILOT]

Even as a 90's/2000's kid I have to agree, the anticipation and shear amount of love for the ship there makes me hope our first interplanetary ships will get half as much love

[@passioncuriositywithadnanm9597]

Very nice compilation of various Star Trek movies.

[@NinjaChris77]

Tell me what you want, but the scenes from First Contact are so full of detail and look so clean and clear without any annoying lense flares either, it blows my mind knowing most the ships in it were models still and it still somehow looks miles better than the movies that came after!

[@ToothlessDragon536]

First contact was the visuals at their absolute finest. The weight and feel of an actual starship perfected. From 1979 they were leading up to that perfection. Nowadays it's all fuzzy blurry cgi toys.

[@NinjaChris77]

@@ToothlessDragon536 Agreed! Idk what happened these past 25 years, but it just went downhill from First Contact imo! Now ships are super dark lit, theres always some blur or lense flare blocking the view, it feels like there some sort of mist in space aswell between the ships and the cam. In First Contact the ships look so damn crisp! Especially those flybys from the E!! Cant be beaten!

[@archie7T8]

The NCC-1701-A refit is the most beautiful ship put to film.

[@maundamartin59]

I always say the same thing.

[@TonyGingrich]

I've seen mild criticism about the length of TMP's inspection sequence. But personally, it's my favorite Enterprise scene from both the movies and TV. I never get tired of seeing it.

[@125ZJK]

The thumb nail . That shot of the enterprise rising through the clouds after we thought she was finished...Thats as Iconic an image of the Enterprise I've ever seen.

[@alexisperales3733]

Los clásicos con William Shatner, Picard y su nueva generación, Capitana Jeinway simplemente fantástica.... Todo un legado, los trekies.

[@michaelwardjr7441]

I never would have thought of or conceived of an edit like this. Thank you. You're extremely brilliant with both video and sound editing.

[@jamesroyce1845]

Travelling matts were an innovation at the time but CGI has come such a long way. I love every iteration.

[@KevReillyUK]

I've never really liked most of the aesthetics of the Kelvin timeline, and _Into Darkness_ is an unholy mess of a film, but it does have some fantastic visuals. The _Vengeance_ looks and sounds suitably terrifying, the _Enterprise_ rising from the ocean and the clouds is stunning, but my favourite moment is the _Enterprise_ effectively being knocked out of its own warp bubble. I can't remember seeing an effect like that in _Trek_ before or since.

[@tehcheef]

I love the KT movies as action movies

[@Eric________]

That music crescendo when we see ENT-A for the first time at the end of IV, gets me every darn time :')

[@jonathanwiliams4993]

Thank you for putting this together. This is amazing!

[@kevmorris3000]

I remember seeing ST:TMP in the theater and getting chills and tearing up when they did the shuttle flyby scene of the Enterprise with that great music!

[@johnjuliuskereliuk7649]

Still holds up today as realistic and epic. 44 years later!

[@leeharris7415]

For me the king of those shots is the Enterprise speeding towards the Mutara Nebula, full of tension and that majestic theme tune! Wow.

[@masere]

The B in the Nexus looks great, but there were some awesome shots of the E in Nemesis

[@leslauner5062]

Ok....Gotta give you props for including a scene with the USS Enterprise CV-65. That was a nice touch.

[@andrewmontgomery5621]

Don't forget the legendary Grey Ghost herself USS Enterprise (CV-6)

[@leslauner5062]

@@andrewmontgomery5621 Agreed....but they didn't use that one in any of the Star Trek films.

[@cowerdnerddespacito9518]

Timestamp Nvm I found it

[@dragonfly492]

@ Les Launer: Not so a nice touch. The Aircraft Carrier shown in Star Trek 4 was the USS Ranger CVA-61, she was standing in for the USS Enterprise CVN-65 which was at sea at the time of filming of ST4. The Ranger was the third of four Forrestal-class carriers that was built in 1954. The Ranger was 77ft. shorter than the Enterprise and was NOT NUCLEAR POWERED like the Big-E was. The ending credits of the movie list the thanks to the Officers and Men of: USS Ranger, Marine Detachment, USS Ranger, U.S. Coast Gaurd exc.....I though after all of these years every Trek fan knew that this wasn't the real Big-E in Star Trek 4.

[@leslauner5062]

@@dragonfly492 Oh, for crying out loud....they put the CVN-65 on the side of it, and identified it onscreen as the USS Enterprise. How in the hell would a non-US Navy filmgoer know the difference?

[@TestTest-lu8vi]

(32:15) In this Scene the Saucer-Section from the Galaxy looks similar a big "Cylon - Ship" from Battlestar 75 Have the Cylons built this??? 🤔

[@fredboat]

Thanks for the video. Grew up watching Star Trek in the 60s and Years after. Like seeing and Old friend.

[@secla_SC]

I love how much bigger the Enterprise looks in the Kelvin timeline.

[@schwerenevonyildi1315]

Because its filled to the brim with more advanced technology from the scans of the USS Kelvin to a ship that came from the future through a black hole They needed to upscale the ship to fit those newer techs in since it would take time for technologies ahead of its time to match the current Star Fleet's industrial ship building capabilities

[@splat-trainproductions]

I....don't. It feels wrong for the original Constitution-class Enterprise to be about the same size as the E.

[@robinbrowne5419]

Cool. The opening scene bring back memories of watching my first Star Trek movie in a movie theatre. Star Trek the Motion Picture if I am not mistaken. Thanks for posting 🙂👍

[@kargaroc386]

I like how in IV they just watch the ending of Star Trek 3 at the hearing.

[@aquated-p]

you can really see how CGI,VFX performance improve over time

[@qa38o54]

Fun fact the don't have CGI back then. So they have to use a model of the ship and then filmed it

[@priz69420]

@Thomas McAulay CGI/VFX improving over time is not a matter of opinion, it's a fact. It is a FACT that computers and softwares of 80s are not capable of a percent of processing power of those of 2010s

[@slanderous.j]

If God came down out of the sky right in front of me and asked me if I could live in any universe I chose, where would I go and he would send me. It would be here, on the Enterprise. If any film in all of film history ever gave me real hope for the future, it would be what *Gene* gave us.

[@absolutefoot4594]

24:28 "He's out of line but he's right."

[@nellymaritza6833]

Podrían poner todas las temporadas de viaje a las estrellas desde la primera temporada con el capitán Kirk y espob y todo su tripulación por KZbin en audio latino español de Perú gracias

[@laz7354]

Enterprise - E never got it's look quite right. The constantly changing deflector dish in particular.

[@samtani278]

The classic Constitution Class Enterprise always is my favorite ship in Star Trek Movies.

[@wenLi-l3b]

As a big Star Trek fan，This is one of the few good videos.

[@samuelcruz9258]

Disfrute de la serie y las películas . Y seguiré con las que vendrán. Sonrío cuando veo un celular de los que se abren....

[@Trilliant-JP]

ALL SHIP-PORN, ALL THE TIME. Thank you!

[@FR-ek8lj]

“It IS the Enterprise” loved that bit.

[@just_another_Joe]

In reality, it was the USS Ranger (CV-61). At the time of filming, the actual USS Enterprise (CVN-65) was out at sea and wasn’t available.

[@HungHuynh-fn4qg]

Wow thank you so much for the one who made this scene of movie you're unbelievable great! 👍👍👍🙋‍♂️

[@JMTDF]

The regression from thoughtful cinema to full-on A.D.D. CGI vomit is absolutely incredible when edited like this.

[@ambienthangout]

Still, you can't make those later scenes without CGI. Whether you think they're vomit or not.

[@JMTDF]

@@ambienthangout You don't make A-D-D CGI vomit that turns the movie into a cartoon. There. Problem solved.

[@ambienthangout]

@@JMTDF You're entitled to your opinion, regardless of who disagrees.

[@JMTDF]

@@ambienthangout vomit is opinion. The endless camera movements, cluttered visuals and attention-deficit editing aren’t.

[@ambienthangout]

@@JMTDF Well, some things are better with a fast edit. Hitchcock knew that.

[@mariavictoriaretamal8138]

Elegante, hermosa, maravillosa, poderosa... La nave de " nuestro" universo Desde Chile un saludo para los que tripulamos la Enterprise desde que éramos muy jóvenes.

[@cristiandifeo4772]

Coincido con este comentario hermana trasandina!! Ojalá nuestra civilización humana evolucione y alcance estos verdaderos prodigios en ciencia y tecnología de naves espaciales. Saludos desde Argentina!!

[@Star-Explorers]

It's funny, you go from absolute beauty and awe to all out destruction as you progress from the original to the last scene. I think that is what is missing nowadays...BEAUTY.

[@JediKnight207]

But the visuals is better.

[@plymouthbiker]

Love the enterprise showing from the voyage home. The quick clip of the uss enterprise in dock on earth. Made me chuckle.

[@jroar123]

I always had a problem with the scaling on the model. As they entered the side dock of the Enterprise, it seems as if people inside the shuttle should be one quarter their size. I mean that the Enterprise has over 400 crew members, tons of internal electrical, plumbing, motors, computers, weapons, engines, laboratories, and enough space to move colonists by the thousands. It's a multipurpose vessel.

[@phillytvdirector]

With the Enterprise A, Im glad they designed a retracted looking forward sensor that glows. The other antenna thing looked dated.

[@Allegheny500]

Never noticed before, but at 3:01 a work bee leaves a hull panel unattached on the underside of the saucer and then the scene cuts to the ship exiting dock with the hull intact. Also at 9:56 it skipped the scene of Kirk standing in the airlock, which on my VHS copy they forgot the mat shot and you can clearly see he's on a set. At 12:57 that pesky loose hull panel is back.

[@Shapes_Quality_Control]

Spock leaves the ship in an ev suit through that panel in TMP so my guess is it’s designed to retract for spacewalking purposes.

[@Allegheny500]

@@Shapes_Quality_Control Wrong panel, the open airlock both Spock and Kirk use is to the right, the loose panel is center line near the edge and can be seen floating separate from the ship.

[@Shapes_Quality_Control]

@@Allegheny500 Oh I see what you mean. Weird.

[@ИгорьГригорьев-к5ъ]

I really love space fantasy. There are a lot of different beautiful spaceships in the films, but the Enterprise is the best. Thank you.

[@PapaPalpatine621]

33:47 this is where the fun begins

[@onemoresamadams]

Unpopular opinion, but I have one as someone who's been a Trek fan for 40 years, but the Kelvin timeline Enterprise is definitely one of the best iterations of this vessel.

[@HolySilverStrike]

i wish we could have seen the Enterprise E in Picard...😔 I mean we had three movies with it and that was it.

[@Jonno92100]

33:27-33:31 I'll be honest, I forgot that scene existed and it really shocked me when I was off guard.

[@jefftappan7973]

I grew up with TOS. I'll always take the original Enterprise over every other iteration, hands down.

[@natepeace1737]

They nailed the combination of classic and modern on Strange New Worlds. The ship has never looked better and is my new favorite version.

[@berniethekiwidragon4382]

Similarly, except for me, it was the Enterprise-D. Ensign Crusher, set a course for Rigel 7, Warp 6. Engage.

[@jefftappan7973]

@@berniethekiwidragon4382 The " D" ? Meh.

[@ctg6734]

Even the refit constitution? That is by far my favorite version.

[@olaminabryan8026]

Damn Jeff you old asf💀

[@howardpower]

Just beautiful!!!! Tears to my eyes..........

[@SPARTAN_Cayde-26]

I have to just say that the design of the Enterprise in J.J. Abrams films is absolutely stunning! Sad that the series ended, I kinda liked the alternate timeline stuff! But DAMN the Vengeance is a badass ship! The sound it makes in the movie is just awesome, also sad that we did not get a hero ship version of it...

[@kirkhenry2652]

As an original Star Trek series fan, I'll always like the original Enterprise best, but.... it's hard to say that the refit Enterprise from the 70s and 80s isn't the most beautiful... great video!! Thanks for sharing!

[@artsohc]

The boot up at 3:16 will never be topped.

[@batstick8571]

I love this video amazing work thank you for sharing 😊😊

[@michaelkantner6420]

This was a great video, but, as I'm sure you already know, you did miss one Enterprise ship. The Enterprise-C, and they do have an episode where it showed up, "Yesterday's Enterprise". It was an Ambassador-Class starship, it looked similar to the Galaxy-Class but smaller.

[@TheOtherNeutrino]

Didn't show up in a movie so it wasn't counted here.

[@rayogaro503]

This is definatley a better recording of Star Trek movies beautifully edited and perfect and it is in 1080p resolution, sorry about your last recording no disrespect you are very good at your work, BRILLIANT.

[@marksanders768]

24:30 - Nice catch 😀

[@WestcoastAudiGuy]

Man the E is beautiful. Can't wait to see F in action next Feb

[@James42_]

For me, it doesn't look as beautiful as E or A, it looks too skinny, like a homeless man. But anyway, where did you hear about the news? About F in next Feb? In what series? 😮

[@WestcoastAudiGuy]

@@James42_ it made an appearance in the trailer for Picard S3... She's beautiful

[@James42_]

@@WestcoastAudiGuy WAIT WHAT!!! IM GONNA SEE IT RN!

[@deadturret4049]

Kelvin timeline enterprise is strange by trek standards. Its way bigger than the prime timeline constitution class, it was built on the ground, and it can handle planetary takeoff/landing. (something only the intrepid class Voyager was intended to do 100 years later) Not hating on it, but it does make wish the IDW comic about the narada encounter massively changing starfleet ship designs was canon. It explains these details away so perfectly.

[@CASA-dy4vs]

Imagine if the narada never came, no kelvin however the designs of the starships during that scene indicate at least a minor change in the timeline before which could lead to kelvin type ships in the tng era

[@jaminova_1969]

The refit Enterprise 1701-A is my favorite Starship!

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

Agreed, nothing will match that beautiful ship.

[@leomartin1903]

Me to bro.

[@petertuckergoettler5720]

Still Watching, merci. Great Show.

[@koningbolo4700]

"There is some serious space ship right there let me tell ya !"

[@kloonst]

Gosh I love that warp trail effect in Into Darkness

[@sgt_s4und3r54]

I didn't like the ship designs of the Enterprise in 2009 onward but they did give her gravitas in the scenes when she was on screen. 1 through 6 she was always majestic when on screen. Generations did good by the D but the E just didn't seem to hold the same level of gravitas when on screen, especially in insurrection. The E is still a good and solid design and I do like her but I just don't think they fit her on camera right. First Contact probably did her the most justice.

[@Norosco4u]

53:56 (Everyone) The Enterprise is out of commission. (The Enterprise) I didn't hear no bell!

[@williammitchell4417]

When I see the E, I for some reason have to say "Hello sweetie"

[@michaelgibouleau4088]

Aye, she's a dar'lin!

[@MrRjcosta]

It's like that👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@2ManyGoats]

I love this! I need this as my computer background

[@dep1701]

Great compilation. I tried to do something similar decades ago with two VCRs. Of course there were fewer movies back then, but it was a tedious process. I lost patience so I never completed it. Your looks much better than mine ever would have. Now, I’d love to see you do a similar video of all the different TOS stock shots ( speaking of a tedious process…)

[@RedmiA1A1-x4b]

หี Xxx

[@juandios51]

thanks for the work of putting together the video. In high definition it is appreciated to see the details of majestic spaceships. Greetings from Spain in Madrid

[@leesmith7883]

What many do not know, in the search for spock, Scotty whilst doing all the wiring for the automation did something incredible, the enterprise became self aware not long before the auto destruct completed, knowing its history and its current mission and the circumstances it found itself in the enterprise made the decision to allow itself to be destroyed, so that enterprise was the first self aware artificial intelligence created by star Fleet that was integrated into a starship, something starlet ended up making illegal by the time discovery became self aware.

[@BlokeOnAMotorbike]

got a source for that?

[@Newie67]

The first ship is like the first woman you loved. You never forget her.

[@cloverfield911]

29:31 Isn't that the Excelcior reused in the warping by clip??

[@kahabschvergesse]

In a Word Yes

[@llynellyn]

Yup, good spot.

[@cloverfield911]

@@llynellyn Had to slow it down, and pause it t be sure.

[@williammitchell4417]

For Generations, yes it was reused

[@edgarniba]

Fabuloso !!!! gracias por esta edición. Saludo cordial desde Bucaramanga Colombia

[@thereclaimer2945]

Just my opinion i really like the Kelvin constitution class. It gives off a really modern feel to it and is very sleek and elegant. Also I think it’s like 10x bigger then it’s prime timeline counterpart.

[@Laeadern]

I sorta felt the Kelvin Enterprise was just to bulbous. Now the one from Strange New Worlds is a beautiful modernization of the Enterprise personally imo.

[@thereclaimer2945]

@@Laeadern that’s a good point. Also I’m pretty sure the kelvin enterprise & the one from the original series are the same ship, but the kelvin one is like 5X bigger so that’s probably explains the bulkness.

[@captainbanderson2125]

Prime Universe,,, Kelvin Universe has an Altered Timeline ,, Discovery/SNW Universe,,,they are All Separate Universes Not Timelines 💯

[@williammitchell4417]

Having David Gerrold's book and most of the tech manuals, Enterprise was supposed to be roughly the same length as CVAN-65 of which was a big lady even for her day.

[@Restitutor_Orbis_214]

You know the director thinks it is a beautiful ship when every camera angle is either too close to see the entire ship, too far to make out detail, or blinding by copious amounts of light.

[@billaccord717]

Wow. First time seeing this. Great editing, that was a lot of work. Thank you.