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
As I've said before, Wrath and Undiscovered are the best Trek films because they show Kirk for what he is: a brilliant, arrogant, bloody warrior.
And then they have him realise that it is everyone else pays the price for that, not him. And, for a moment, he hates himself for it.
Nicholas Meyer was one of the few to realise that Kirk is an anti-hero, not a hero. He's a borderline, narcissistic, brilliant weapon of war.
But he's surrounded by friends who he lets become his conscience. That's his salvation. His one noble strength.
LemLems@garius those two are my favourites too, for similar reasons. The central relationships (Kirk-Spock in particular) are what, when handled well, make Trek so special to me.
Search for Spock is my next favourite because it shows what happens when Kirk doesn’t have Spock (or McCoy, in a different way) there to anchor him.
It’s also why I hate Into Darkness with a passion.