My Friend Watches STAR TREK 3 for the First Time || Star Trek 3 Search For Spock Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2023
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The sequence from breaking out Bones to stealing the Enterprise is one of my favorite in any Star Trek property. Shatner does his best acting when he discovers the death of David. I get the feels from that scene. Solid 7/10 from me
BTW, the Klingon that asks to be killed is John Larroquette.
Dude. I did not know about Larroquette. 😳😳
Holy crap, I burthered that comment. I'm gonna edit it. Like it again for me.
@@markmckeever3237 you also butchered the word butchered. 🤣🤣
(Throws hands up in the air)
I give up! Ha
I found Spock! He was hiding behind the camera the whole time
Christopher LLoyd was the vilan in Who framed roger rabbit; as Judge Doom. He does alot of roles people forget. like fester in addams family. taber in cucukoo's nest. i loved him star trek 3. and other films too.
I think one of his best underrated roles was the villain on Dennis the Menace. Love him.
Ppl making Back To The Future jokes while watching Star Trek III never gets old 🤣
Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.
I wish I could hang out with these guys watching Trek..just down to earth normal dudes 😁
Let us know if you’re ever in Nashville. Invite is open.
@@PatrickStewart316 Thanks Partick..would love to visit there one day from here in the UK 😁
Captain Styles of the Excelsior has a huge ego but have you noticed the baton he carries with him? It's supposed to be nothing less than a Klingon Marshal Baton; to get that thing he must have won a combat against a Klingon high ranking officer... So despite the huge ego, Styles actually has something to show for it.
Another fun fact: what they call transwarp here is what will become usual exponantial warp scale in TNG. Not the same thing as Borg Transwarp drives which go even faster and aren't the same technology.
The big ears guy in the bar, I always took him as a prototype of Ferengi, he has the ears, the eyebrows, the lust for money and some mannerisms.
Cloaking Device takes down the shields so you can teleport on the ship or even destroy it while it's cloaked, if you hit it... The cloak takes so much power that other systems have to be turned off.
Vulcan has higher gravity than Earth and thinner air, Vulcans are more endurant than humans and subsequently or nearly three times as strong (although for story convenience, it doesn't really show when it should sometimes...)
Or….. he bought it off EBay?
Protomatter is the tofu of science.
If Saavik hadn't mated with Spock, the pon farr would have killed him. At the end of the film, she couldn't make eye contact.
Leonard Nimoy also directed Three Men and a Baby, and Golda Meir's life story.
I did not know Nimoy directed 3 men and a baby. He is a renaissance man.
Star Trek V is actually set right after Star Trek IV, just several weeks or a few months. However, this is not important to the story in any way, as it doesn't really connect with the previous ones. The only way it connects to the previous story is that the new Enterprise introduced at the end of IV was glitchy and so they gave the crew shore leave while it was repaired instead of sending them out on missions.
Star Trek VI on the other hand is set several years after ST5. So you have this interesting timeline in the movies - TMP, then a big time jump (I think around 10 years?), then 2-5 occur essentially back to back (just weeks or a few months in between each), then another time jump of several years to Star Trek VI.
I definitely need to share this with the guys. ST5 is first one I saw in theater. My dad took me. Any chance to see Kirk, McCoy and Spock together I love. And I loved the interplay with their last trauma and Cybock. But dang if the movie wasn’t kind of cringe.
It will be interesting to see your joint reaction to the films "Robocop" and "Robocop 3" 👍
Interesting as it would be, Jason is a huge robocop fan and we have already seen them all.
Funny you made that remark about what Chekov was wearing when they steal the Enterprise. Walter Koenig said in his autobiography he looked like Little Lord Fauntleroy with that outfit and was thankful to not be wearing it later on in Star Trek IV.
The whole movie just has this TV episode feel to it versus an actual movie in so many ways. Not a bad film per se but definitely one of the weaker films in the TOS movie lineup.
I agree with you 💯 on this. It does feel more like the TV show. Not bad. Just not epic. But for Leonard Nimoy’s freshman project. Bravo!
Christopher Lloyd as a villain - in Buckaroo Banzai he plays John Big-bootay - the alien make up makes him nearly unrecognizable until he gives one of his over the top facial expressions.
Dr. Emmett Brown
Gear movie but it one big unexplained plot hole though.. Sarek told Kirk that McCoy had Spock's katra and to bring him to Mt Selena on Vulcan.
Yet Kirk then takes Bones to Genesis instead? Why? He likely didn't know about how Spock's newly regenerated body had been found. And Sarek never mentioned anything about needing Spock's body either...
He couldn't possibly have known anyway that the body was found.
It's actually pronounced Mt Seleya lol
Great reaction! BTW, if you haven't seen it, the new "Directors Edition" of The Motion Picture is much better than the original theatrical version. It feels like a very different film, much faster editing, and the redone special effects work great. I know you hate TMP, but you might like the Directors Edition. It doesn't make it an excellent movie suddenly, but it improves it quite a bit.
I have heard the 4k is phenomenal to watch on a hood tv and sound system
@@PatrickStewart316 Oh yes, the 4K is excellent, but even on a regular HD setup and aside from the visual effects and sound, the film is a big improvement. It is based on Robert Wise's major re-edit of the film from 2003, as TMP had released so last-minute they didn't have time to do a proper edit of the film and cut any scenes down for time. Wise's 2003 re-edit (in the older "Directors Cut", only available on an old out-of-print DVD) trims down many scenes of the crew reacting to SFX shots and the overly long SFX shots. Wise also replaced some VFX shots with more character moments between the crew, which added more of a human element to things. The only thing that hasn't been trimmed and will still feel long to some is flying around the Enterprise - they kept that full length because fans loved that long sequence when TMP first came out and they got to see the new Enterprise for the first time.
The 4K directors cut is the first time that this re-edit has been available in any format aside from the old standard definition 2003 DVD.
Wish they would do that with Star Trek 5..give Shatner the effects and vision he wanted.
Aye, as a Star Trek fan. This is my least favorite. Rating of a 6 for me. Looking forward to IV, and VI warms my heart.
Least fav to fav for me:
TMP, V, III, IV, II, VI
@@PatrickStewart316 Your top half matches mine exact.