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Star Trek 1 The Motion Picture Movie Poster Framed Print Enterprise Voyager, This high resolution image has been digitally enhanced and will be printed to.Cancelled in 1969 after three seasons on television, Star Trek appeared to lay dormant in the late 1970s, until it was unexpectedly revived in a big screen version as Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the film that would transfer the Star Trek brand from the small screen to feature films and precede its 1980s television revival.Tags: star trek rbpartnerprogram, star trek, startrek theoriginalseries, star trek the motion picture, star trek ii the wrath of khan, star trek iii the search for spock, star trek iv the voyage home, star trek v the final frontier, star trek vi the undiscovered country, star trek the original series, star trek the next generation, star trek deep space nine, star trek voyager, star trek. It was produced for seven seasons, from 1995 to 2001, and is the only Star Trek series with a female captain. The show was created by Rick Berman, Michael Piller, and Jeri Taylor and is the fifth incarnation of Star Trek, which began with the 1960s series Star Trek, created by Gene Roddenberry. Star Trek: Voyager (Voyager) is a science fiction television series in the Star Trek universe.
Spock has detected the energy cloud himself while on the planet Vulcan, and has his own ideas about how he might utilise it.The unprecedented success of Star Wars in 1977 led to a boom in sci-fi films, each one eager to repeat the success of George Lucas's space opera. The Vulcan Mr Spock (Leonard Nimoy) eventually catches up with the ship in a shuttle craft, before taking over as chief science officer. Doctor McCoy (DeForest Kelley) is technically a reservist, but is called back into service at Kirk's request. Enterprise return after a decade,Two more of Kirk's old crew appear along the way. Chappell, the ship's former nurse who is now a doctor, and Grace Lee Whitney as Janice Rand, who is now in charge of the ship's transporter.The crew of the U.S.S. Also returning from the original series are Majel Barrett as Dr.
It was variously dubbed "The Motionless Picture", "The No Motion Picture" and, probably most appropriately of all, "The Slow Motion Picture".There's a reason why these criticisms are made so often and it's because they are, at least in part, fair ones. As a result, the projected television series was turned instead into the first Star Trek feature film.The criticism most often directed at Star Trek: The Motion Picture is that it is slow, dull and boring. In fact, by the late 1970s there were already plans for a new series, "Star Trek: Phase II", which was intended to be one of the show pieces of Paramount's planned new television network.With the success of Star Wars, though, everyone was scrabbling around for similar concepts and Star Trek, with its outer space adventures, star ships and laser battles, seemed to be exactly the kind of thing that was needed. Seeing the ecstatic reaction from the packed cinema audience, he judged that he would very soon be hearing from Paramount about reviving Star Trek.Despite its cancellation a decade before, Star Trek still had a cult following and a cartoon series had appeared in 1973, with most of the original cast voicing their characters, something that had helped to keep the brand alive. Although if The Black Hole was the answer, then it's not entirely clear what the question was.According to Leonard Nimoy, he was appearing in Peter Schaffer's play Equus on Broadway, when he attended a matinee screening of Star Wars. By the time Star Trek: The Motion Picture appeared in 1979, even James Bond was being sent into space in Moonraker, while a low budget horror concept called "Star Beast" was transformed into a sci-fi blockbuster as Alien, and Walt Disney released their own answer, the space epic The Black Hole.
No one involved appears to have been happy with the script anyway, as there were incessant re-writes as filming went along, with the actors sometimes left waiting for new scripts to be delivered to them on set.Although it's a bonus that the original TV cast have been rounded up, including Majel Barrett and Grace Lee Whitney, very few of the regular actors are given anything much to do in the film. Instead, it's simply been stretched out to fill 132 minutes.Kirk (William Shatner) and Scotty (James Doohan)The film reportedly went through numerous attempts at finding a storyline and a screenplay, and it seems hard to believe that this one is the best that anyone could do. What it has is a concept, one that needs to be fleshed out to fill 50 minutes.
Perhaps McCoy's look is a deliberate nod to the original series time period, with the good doctor seemingly left stranded in the sixties counter-culture. McCoy arrives sporting an ill-advised, bearded medallion man look, something that makes him look like the leader of some weird California disco cult. McCoy (DeForest Kelley) sportingBoth Spock and McCoy join the ship once the mission is underway. This kind of thing is to the detriment of the other crew members, most of whom may as well not be present.Well, helloo, ladies! Dr. There's also some friction with Spock early in the film, but that's mainly because Spock has been mischaracterised in this film as simply rude and unfeeling to his comrades, rather than carefully controlling and concealing of his emotions.Kirk also does too much in the film for a ship's Captain, and certainly for an Admiral, even following Spock out into space in his own astronaut's suit when he investigates the energy cloud.
Mark Lenard, who is most familiar as Spock's father in the TV series and later films, also appears, albeit in a different role as the captain of a Klingon ship.Ilia is later taken over by the computer intelligence, but she's a little odd to begin with anyway. Their roles in the film do make them feel very much like "guest stars" in an episodic TV show, which is no doubt a result of the story's origin as a television script. She is played by the Indian model and actress Persis Khambatta, who had to have her head shaved for the role, which certainly gives her character a distinctive appearance. This dispute had to be settled before he would sign up for the film.The only significant new characters are Captain Decker, played by Stephen Collins, and the alien woman Ilia.
Unusually, the two men share a title card in the opening credits, which seems to hint at some wrangling over billing.Robert Wise was a very successful Hollywood director with a variety of films behind him. But, presumably, the director didn't get it, which is why the line is so off in the film and no one seems to know quite what to do with it.The film's producer was the series creator Gene Roddenberry and it was directed by Robert Wise. It feels as if screenwriter Harold Livingston intended this line as a joke and a nod to Kirk's romantic successes in the TV series. Kirk's reputation has obviously preceded him.
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