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Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 90’s (1884 movies items)" On the eve of retirement, Kirk and McCoy are charged with assassinating the Klingon High Chancellor and imprisoned. The Enterprise crew must help them escape to thwart a conspiracy aimed at sabotaging the last best hope for peace. Star Trek VI, is considered to be one of the films in the series, and was a financial success. The film was notable, for being the last film thing to feature the original cast from Star Trek, and the final Star Trek to be over seen by Gene Roddenberry. Rene Auberj"
Pop Culture Phenomenon Films: 90’s (1884 movies items)" On the eve of retirement, Kirk and McCoy are charged with assassinating the Klingon High Chancellor and imprisoned. The Enterprise crew must help them escape to thwart a conspiracy aimed at sabotaging the last best hope for peace. Star Trek VI, is considered to be one of the films in the series, and was a financial success. The film was notable, for being the last film thing to feature the original cast from Star Trek, and the final Star Trek to be over seen by Gene Roddenberry. Rene Auberj"
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Pros and Cons of Films: Vol. 2 (130 movies items)"Pros: A fitting send off for the original crew. Christopher Plummer The effects work. The Cold War in outer space. The soundtrack. Kirk and Spock. One last time."
Listal's 100 Films To See Before You Die (2023) (83 movies items)" Points: 2 Chosen by: Leader Vladimir (2) Previous rank: IMDB top 250 rank: "
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“Having been one of the shows that was part of my childhood and growing up, the original 'Star Trek' still holds up as great and ground-breaking, even if not perfect.
The last of the six 'Star Trek' films based off the original series, 'The Undiscovered Country' is also one of the best of the six. Along with 'The Wrath of Khan' (the best) and 'The Voyage Home'. It is also a huge improvement over 'The Final Frontier', which wasn't that awful to me but by far the most problematic of the six (more so than 'The Motion Picture') and deserves its reputation as the worst 'Star Trek' film based off the original series, whether it is the worst overall counting the 'Next Generation' films is debatable.
Not a perfect film by all means. It is a little too talky in places with parts ” read more
Favorite Action Films: 1990-1991 (49 movies items)" Directed by: Nicholas Meyer Produced by: Brooke Breton, Marty Hornstein, Leonard Nimoy, Steven Charles Jaffe, and Ralph Winter Written by: Denny Martin Flynn, Nicholas Meyer, Mark Rosenthal, Leonard Nimoy Based on characters created by: Gene Roddenberry Cinematography: Hiro Naria Edited by: Richard Roose and William Hoy Music by: Cliff Eidelman Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"
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Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1990-1991 (52 movies items)" Directed by: Nicholas Meyer Produced by: Brooke Breton, Marty Hornstein, Leonard Nimoy, Steven Charles Jaffe, and Ralph Winter Written by: Denny Martin Flynn, Nicholas Meyer, Mark Rosenthal, Leonard Nimoy Based on characters created by: Gene Roddenberry Cinematography: Hiro Naria Edited by: Richard Roose and William Hoy Music by: Cliff Eidelman Distributed by: Paramount Pictures"
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BradWesley123's Movie Journal- July 2016 (38 movies items)" Hulu- 1hr. 49min. First Viewing While it's certainly an uneven picture, The Undiscovered Country brings the luster back to Star Trek cinema, and serves as a fitting send-off to the original crew. The story is solid, the cast is strong (including Christopher Plumber as the villain, having a ball), and the technical aspects are a large improvement over the last one, though a few of the visual effects have aged mighty poorly (the Zero Gravity shootout, in particular, suffers from age). A fun adven"
