John BullGuess what I found on the hotel TV...
"Gallioping around the galaxy is a game for the young."
"I'll never forget a face" Says Khan of someone who wasn't technically on the Enterprise when he tried to take it over.
the only possible good use of AI would be to do a cut of Wrath of Khan that has Khan and his men in genuine 1996 fashion, given that's the year they're meant to be from.
The Enterprise lighting up and leaving space dock in Wrath of Khan is one of the finest scenes in cinema history.
I will die on that nebula
Brian Drell@garius That footage was all ripped from Star Trek The Motion Picture. Paramount didn't have enough SFX money to do a new sequence so they just reused footage from the first film. I personally prefer the Jerry Goldsmith score from the first film too.
@drell they're very different scores. Personally I couldn't imagine either film without each of them. I think they're perfect matches.
That's another flaw of the Wrath director's cut. There are sections where the score dips out in the extended nebula sequences, and suddenly you realise just how MUCH the score drives the action there, not the effects.
Dirtysnowball@garius Don’t get me wrong, the Horner scores are very good. I just really love the Goldsmith score from the first one for all of its late 70s weirdness and maritime grandeur.
And I know I’m in the vast minority, but The Motion Picture is my favorite of the films.