Damn I was born in 1982.... Wrath of Kahn was the First Star Trek Film I ever watched, thanks to ALL the people in Front and behind the camera for this OUTSTANDING Masterpiece, No Matter If they are still Alive or gone.... you will NEVER be forgotten!
Crazy odds! Also born in 82 and was first one I saw too! Didn't have a clue what was going on but liked it! Shortly after started watching TNG with my dad and sis and was hooked. Glad to have been around during some of the most integral years of Trek.
@@develynseether4426 Same.... I Started with TNG and became fascinated with Star Trek and when i Heard there were already several movies Made even though it was the OG Crew I knew I needed to See them and actually Started with Star Trek 2.... The Rest ist History 👍
The best film of all the Star Trek movies goes to this from 1982. Ricardo Montalban's performance was unbelievable... especially from the original series "Space Seed" episode
In 1982 , after seeing TMP in 1979. I was looking forward to ST 2. I read that. Khan from " space seed " episode was the villain of the movie. So a.friend of mine and.I saw The wrath of khan, not once but at least 5 times !!!. Fantastic story , Speacial effects, sad to see.Enterprise take a beating. but in the end , a.great movie. ( my favorite.scene was Enterprise doing the sneaky half turn behind Reliant , then kicks Reliant's ass !!! ,,) 1982 .
Ricardo was the best Star Trek villain of all time and at 61 years old, was in phenomenal shape. I remember being 12 years old and spellbound watching this in the theater. Such a classic.
@@dougohboy5190 oh yeah, I like em all but II, III, and IV are the best for me, with Khan being my very favorite. Classic awesome scene chewing by both Shatner and Montalban.
So many of them gone now! :( But then again, The Wrath of Khan was a film whose central theme was dealing with the one reality that Hollywood cannot offer us an escape from...that we are all growing older and will eventually die. "How we deal with death is at least as important as how we deal with life."
Wrath of Khan was the best Star Trek movie of all. Maybe the best two hours of the entire Star Trek franchise. I still remember watching it with a theater full of other first generation ST fans on the first day of release. People went nuts over (spoiler alert) Spock's death. Sad to see how many of the original crew have gone on to that never-ending star trek. Great synopsis at the start of the video - your videos keep getting better and better.
Great movie, one of my favorite Star Trek films - and contrary to popular belief (at least at the time) Ricardo Montalban's chest is real, not fake. Hubba hubba
Wow, I remember seeing KirstieA for the 1st time all those yrs ago- I thought she was the most beautiful STrek officer ever!!! RIP LeonardN. He died from COPD- stop smoking folks!
Even when my favorite Star Trek movie is voyager home, this episode was good too . RIP to those who are not longer with us today. Blessings always. Live long and prosper 🖖.
Loved the credits at the end. But, it should have included James Horner, the soundtrack composer for this movie. A great talent and great person taken too soon. Died at the age of 61. Plane crash I believe. RIP James.
Wrath of Khan is my favorite Star Trek movie. My second favorite is Star Trek III. Christopher Lloyd was a fantastic Klingon! I liked Robin Curtis as Saavik, but I liked Kirstie Alley much better.
Foi, sem dúvida, o filme que alavancou definitivamente a serie de filmes da franquia. Possibilitando tudo que veio depois! Ricardo Montalban estava magnífico no papel de Kahn !!!
Looks like humans live longer than Vulcans. R.I.P Spock. I usually don't care about the death of celebrities, but you are different. Live long and prosper in heaven.
@@b.biaginni6314 Nothing wrong with my observational abilities. She's gone mad overboard with surgeries & looks nothing like she did. Not sure why you can't see it, but whatever.
I have to agree with several of the comments there, that Ricardo Montalban did an excellent job as, Khan. He is the most memorable villain of Star Trek and, the original, and best portrayal of "Khan"! That's my opinion anyways.
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My older sister had the biggest crush on Ricardo and his very fit chest. To this day we still joke around about my sister and the chest. lol Great movie! Great memories!
@ M R: Haha quite a LOT of people were so sure that Montalban's pecs were a flesh-colored chest-plate, until Montalban himself, along with others involved in the production of that film, publically stated that was just nothing but his own actual, real chest seen in the film hahahaha
As a boy that became a man that a farther! And aware of time! This was a sad one to watch!! Live long and prosper!🖖🏽 Your All Home! Back to the stars feom which we all came
Ricardo Montalbán known as a bit of a health nut did quite well and lived to 88 but pudgy Shatner now 89 soon to be 90 is still going strong last I heard......Don't be a heavy drinker or smoker then 80% is probably genetic and only so much you can do.
If Kirstie had kept her political mouth shut,she would have been that funny actress. Same for Roseanne ( sorta)..down the list. Right wing woman are not admired by anybody..unlike male action stars who tend to be strongly conservative. Nobody holds it against Clint.
As a Trekkie fan, I wish I could disagree with you, but, alas I cannot. Let’s also throw in crappy uniforms that look like a bad pair of pajamas and videography that’s vertically stretched (good for “Why the long face” jokes). Fan loyalty is what saved the franchise from this disaster. They were willing to endure and wait for the next movie to come out, which was a HUGE improvement over its predecessor.
The best of all Star Trek Movies. Great actors, great writers, and superb performances. DeForest Kelly and James Doohan both bravely served in WWII.
Damn I was born in 1982....
Wrath of Kahn was the First Star Trek Film I ever watched, thanks to ALL the people in Front and behind the camera for this OUTSTANDING Masterpiece, No Matter If they are still Alive or gone....
you will NEVER be forgotten!
Crazy odds! Also born in 82 and was first one I saw too! Didn't have a clue what was going on but liked it! Shortly after started watching TNG with my dad and sis and was hooked.
Glad to have been around during some of the most integral years of Trek.
@@develynseether4426 Same.... I Started with TNG and became fascinated with Star Trek and when i Heard there were already several movies Made even though it was the OG Crew I knew I needed to See them and actually Started with Star Trek 2.... The Rest ist History 👍
The best of the Star Trek movies. Montalban rocked in real life!!
He lived to age 88.... good years for a male
The best film of all the Star Trek movies goes to this from 1982.
Ricardo Montalban's performance was unbelievable... especially from the original series "Space Seed" episode
I absolutely agree , his over the top acting and quotes from Moby Dick really brought a crazed madman to the screen
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In 1982 , after seeing TMP in 1979. I was looking forward to ST 2. I read that. Khan from " space seed " episode was the villain of the movie. So a.friend of mine and.I saw The wrath of khan, not once but at least 5 times !!!. Fantastic story , Speacial effects, sad to see.Enterprise take a beating. but in the end , a.great movie. ( my favorite.scene was Enterprise doing the sneaky half turn behind Reliant , then kicks Reliant's ass !!! ,,) 1982 .
@@johnbockelie3899 AYE MATEY!!
-Locking phasers!
-Locking phasers.
-They`re locking phasers.
-FIRE!
Ricardo was the best Star Trek villain of all time and at 61 years old, was in phenomenal shape. I remember being 12 years old and spellbound watching this in the theater. Such a classic.
This is most of the original star trek crew rip to the ones no longer with us.
Still the greatest Star Trek film, BY FAR.
i have the origional motion picture 7 disc collection on blue ray... all 6 movies are really good...
Exactly bro !!
Keven Wilkins - I wouldn't say 'by far' since Star Trek 6, the Undiscovered Country was kind of my fav, closely followed by this.
@@dougohboy5190 oh yeah, I like em all but II, III, and IV are the best for me, with Khan being my very favorite. Classic awesome scene chewing by both Shatner and Montalban.
II, III, IV and VI. I should really spend eight hours watching those back to back
So many of them gone now! :(
But then again, The Wrath of Khan was a film whose central theme was dealing with the one reality that Hollywood cannot offer us an escape from...that we are all growing older and will eventually die.
"How we deal with death is at least as important as how we deal with life."
I cant belive how young Laura Banks still looks, she's hardly aged.
Sarah Toms she probably had a lot of plastic surgery. Lol
Yes she would make a great Klingon.
Too bad Kirstie let herself go. She used to be so pretty.
Always feel so much nostalgia and sadness when I see these.
Death sucks!
SCATESKIN You can say that again.
The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few....or the one.Live long and prosper.
Spock was a badass!
My favorite ST movie, and overall one of my favorite movies that I still like to watch today. Thanks for sharing.
My favorite Star Trek movie.
Ricardo Montalban made the best movie villain ever!
InformationIsTheEdge absolutely. Cold (no pun intended), calculating, obsessed, charismatic, dangerous.
@@kimothy1701 No, let the pun stay! It's welcome. :D
Damn sexy as well!
Laura Banks looks great! Time warp? Suspended animation? World Review Rules!
Wrath of Khan was the best Star Trek movie of all. Maybe the best two hours of the entire Star Trek franchise. I still remember watching it with a theater full of other first generation ST fans on the first day of release. People went nuts over (spoiler alert) Spock's death. Sad to see how many of the original crew have gone on to that never-ending star trek. Great synopsis at the start of the video - your videos keep getting better and better.
Exactly !! The Best Star Trek Movie !!
Not the best Star Trek movie.....
..... just the best movie of all time.
Rest in peace Leonard Nimoy. You were and ALWAYS will be one of my favorite actors. In The Wrath of Khan you showed that LOVE is stronger than HATE.
The best Star Trek of them all.
Thank you so much for continuing to do these. So amazing to watch. Excellent job as always.
Great movie, one of my favorite Star Trek films - and contrary to popular belief (at least at the time) Ricardo Montalban's chest is real, not fake. Hubba hubba
Time, the thief of youth. No one escapes.
Except those who die young. Time is a double-edged sword. A thief and a gift.
Except Jim Kirk
"Youth is wasted on the young.." George Bernard Shaw, the great Irish writer...
There’s always the Genesis device.
Ahh, must be brother to
Comparison: The thief of joy
All these men looked great in their 50's. It's a shame not more of the cast are still with us today
Thank you for taking the time to create these moving tributes. Ive looked at earlier versions and the current format is very nice.
Wow, I remember seeing KirstieA for the 1st time all those yrs ago- I thought she was the most beautiful STrek officer ever!!! RIP LeonardN. He died from COPD- stop smoking folks!
Even when my favorite Star Trek movie is voyager home, this episode was good too . RIP to those who are not longer with us today. Blessings always. Live long and prosper 🖖.
Loved the credits at the end. But, it should have included James Horner, the soundtrack composer for this movie. A great talent and great person taken too soon. Died at the age of 61. Plane crash I believe. RIP James.
Another wonderful video!! Thank You
Ricardo Montalban may have once been hailed as one of Hollywood's sexiest men, but he was delightfully evil as Khan in the Star Trek Trilogy.
When Star Trek was Star Trek, not the crap of Alex Kurtzman.
Exactly !!
Spot on.
so true...
Right now all the current Star Trek movies are from JJ Abrams who purchased all of the rights from Gene Roddenberry.
Let's see only those movies that were made by Gene Roddenberry.
This is my personal and honest opinion and observation.
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@@SOCORROSILVA-in7px No worries m8.
I loved the 80’s hair styles in the 23rd century. I guess style just keeps recycling
Thee best finish of all Star treks
Good movie went to see it with a few friends when it came out..i renamed it..the rath of Ricardo Montauban..lol..they got a kick out of it...
I'm afraid you missed one....
James Horner as composer. Died 2015. Cause of death-Airplane crash. 1982 Age 29/2015 Age 61.
Thank you for your information !! :)
It's just cool to see those movie clips. Never get tired of it. 🖖
George Lucas used WW2 air force movies as his inspiration. Nick Meyer used submarine movies as his.
I read some history on Ricardo M. Those weren’t prosthetics he was wearing. He worked out daily. Those were his real muscles.
Kevin Ball use him as an example of what you can in your 60s
Almost 9 minutes before the video kicks in. If I wanted to watch the film, I'd rent it!!
Live long and prosper, World Review. 🖖
Your videos have gotten so much better. Love that you added the movie clip. Great job!
Mr Gene Roddenberry picked a very good cast for Star Trek series and movies.
They are as follows:
William Shatner as Admiral Kirk.
Leonard Nimoy as Captain Spock. *
DeForrest Kelley as Dr "Bones" McCoy. *
James Doohan as Chief Engineer "Scotty". *
Walter Koening as Pavel Chevok.
George Takei as Hikaru Sulu.
Nichelle Nichols as Urura.
Bibi Besch as Carol Marcus. *
Merritt Butrick as David Marcus. *
Paul Winfield as Captain of the Reliant. *
The people whose names have an * signifies that they are Resting In Peace forever.
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This is my favourite movie featuring the cast of The Original Series.
I watch this every time it's on. I absolutely love this film ❤️ and I cry like a baby when Spock dies!
I remember Ernie Anderson introducing this movie when it came to television on ABC. Epic!
Judson Scott was also in a tv series in the 80s. Pretty good series seeing as how I can still remember it.
Wrath of Khan is my favorite Star Trek movie. My second favorite is Star Trek III. Christopher Lloyd was a fantastic Klingon! I liked Robin Curtis as Saavik, but I liked Kirstie Alley much better.
RIP Kirstie Alley 2022
So glad you didn't show the parts running up to Spock's death scene as I still can't watch that at all without crying even after all these years
Foi, sem dúvida, o filme que alavancou definitivamente a serie de filmes da franquia. Possibilitando tudo que veio depois!
Ricardo Montalban estava magnífico no papel de Kahn !!!
Nice synopsis at the beginning.
Ricardo MONTALBAN super charisma.
I am a fan of Star Trek: The Orginial Series and have enjoyed watching every single episode of it even the six Star Trek movies that there are.
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September 04, 2020 @ 10:40 pm ©®
Warp speed to the end of our lives.
Looks like humans live longer than Vulcans. R.I.P Spock. I usually don't care about the death of celebrities, but you are different. Live long and prosper in heaven.
R.I.P. Ricardo Montalban and Leonard Nimoy.
Kirstie Alley has changed almost nothing, amazing
I can recommend a really good optician.
despite the age, the traits remain the same, I recommend you to be more observant (run)
@@b.biaginni6314 Nothing wrong with my observational abilities.
She's gone mad overboard with surgeries & looks nothing like she did. Not sure why you can't see it, but whatever.
EXCELENTE, COMO YA ESTAMOS ACOSTUMBRADOS. ME ENCANTARÍA QUE PASARAN "FUGA DE ABSOLOM" CON RAY LIOTA. GRACIAS!!!
I have to agree with several of the comments there, that Ricardo Montalban did an excellent job as, Khan. He is the most memorable villain of Star Trek and, the original, and best portrayal of "Khan"! That's my opinion anyways.
"RUclips demonetised my entire channel"
I have seen this on way too many YT channels.
Time dont stop
James Horner’s superb score.
Great vid fella. Can you do Star Wars first and best trilogy?
Ricardo Montalban is REALLY FAR from Fantasy Island in this one. He also didn't bring along his dwarf de plane friend.
Best in the franchise.
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Hi! I've just found this channel and really enjoy your videos! Why youtube demonetised your channel? I don't see any copyright infringement. Is it because of the trailers at the beginning of the videos?
Kirstie Alley made one hot Saavik especially everytime she raised an eyebrow
My older sister had the biggest crush on Ricardo and his very fit chest. To this day we still joke around about my sister and the chest. lol Great movie! Great memories!
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M R:
Haha quite a LOT of people were so sure that Montalban's pecs were a flesh-colored chest-plate, until Montalban himself, along with others involved in the production of that film, publically stated that was just nothing but his own actual, real chest seen in the film hahahaha
so many have passed. time is the fire in which we burn
Khan the madman, brilliant film.
SF collection👍👍
My favorite star trek movie 😊. Are you out of your Vulcan mind 🤣🤣🤣.
Excellent presentation. Love love love soundtrack. What is it?
As a boy that became a man that a farther! And aware of time!
This was a sad one to watch!!
Live long and prosper!🖖🏽
Your All Home! Back to the stars feom which we all came
How good was that now let out a big satisfying KHHHHAAAAAANNN-RIP JIMMY LEONARD RICARDO and DEFOREST.
"Are you out of you're Vulcan mind?"
13:18 That "did you just fart?" look.
Kirstie was a damn trim hottie in 1982 or so...!!!!!!
2:52 my favorite meme
Never even knew Sulu had a first name. lol
Both Uhura and Sulu didn't have first names until novels in the early 80s. Sulu's first name was mentioned in ST VI.
I think Sulu's character had the potential for an entire movie built around him. As a captain he woulda been badass! Wish it had happened.
@@michaelfisher7170 so true!
a suggestion for the next video Dune 1984 in honour of the new dune movie on the way ?
Ola, sou fã do canal...teria como fazer de cocoon?
Kirstie Alley looks like she suffered the wrath of Kahn
Klingons looked a lot different back then
Kirstie Alley. ..
Yes...what about her?
Part ll was better then the first Movie. Beam me up. I need to use the bathroom.
J'ai cru qu'il allait nous mettre la série entière c'est abusé franchement
I didn’t know Paul Winfield was in this movie, or Kirsty Alley.
So many of he cast is dead, so sad
Ricardo Montalbán known as a bit of a health nut did quite well and lived to 88 but pudgy Shatner now 89 soon to be 90 is still going strong last I heard......Don't be a heavy drinker or smoker then 80% is probably genetic and only so much you can do.
faz o antes e depois da serie sexta-feira 13!
Do Goonies next
oh thank you again send then and now boy I love it how they look ugly.
Now she looks like khan!!!
COMO SE VA LA VIDA Y NADIE SE ACUERDA
Your intros are getting WAY too long.
But this one is worth it!
I guess they didn’t have showers on the Reliant. Also would have been nice to get out of those dirty clothes.
A crona update will be needed in 2021
Kristie Alley looks like Jabba the Hut.... WTF
"When 900 years old you reach, look this good you will not!" lol.
If Kirstie had kept her political mouth shut,she would have been that funny actress. Same for Roseanne ( sorta)..down the list. Right wing woman are not admired by anybody..unlike male action stars who tend to be strongly conservative. Nobody holds it against Clint.
Star Trek the motion picture was a great big turd. Long ass movie and dragged with a dumb plot.
As a Trekkie fan, I wish I could disagree with you, but, alas I cannot. Let’s also throw in crappy uniforms that look like a bad pair of pajamas and videography that’s vertically stretched (good for “Why the long face” jokes). Fan loyalty is what saved the franchise from this disaster. They were willing to endure and wait for the next movie to come out, which was a HUGE improvement over its predecessor.