Worst Star Trek teaser movie poster

[MIB41]

Star Trek movies are like Pizza to me, even when it's bad, it's OK unless it has pineapple.

In this case, pineapple=Picard, i know that's not a popular opinion but it's mine

[Hedji]

Let's not forget a cracking good score by the late great Jerry Goldsmith.

[Mikey]

^ wasn't most of the Trek 5 score just lifted from The Motion Picture ?

[Hedji]

The major themes yes, but that's a bit of an over simplification. There are some terrific action cues, and a lovely friendship motif that was a bit of a prototype for the First Contact theme, plus a beautiful and lyrical theme for the journey to the planet, and a very subtle but effective motif for Sybock and Spock's brotherhood.

If you're at all a lover of film music, it should be in your collection.

[trekman101]

It could have been a so much better film.....they just made to many mistakes

[Nostalgiabuff]

I wish they would let Shatner release his version of the movie. it would be interesting to see if he could actually make it a better movie or not

[Mikey]

^ are you talking about having Gary Mitchell as the God ?

Yea, i'd love to see that

[Earth 2 Chris]

^Don't forget the rock creatures they were supposed to fight on Shakaree (sp).

Chris

[Sideshow Spock]

Entertainment Weekly gave Star Trek V a thorough "examination" a couple weeks ago:

http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/27/star-trek-v-final-frontier-shatner-geekly

[knight errant00]

Entertainment Weekly gave Star Trek V a thorough "examination" a couple weeks ago:
http://www.ew.com/article/2016/05/27...shatner-geekly

Great googly-moogly, that was like reading a summary written by Bizarro #1 . . . As a working writer, I wonder how that got through an editor . . . or how that guy stays employed . . .

I wish they would let Shatner release his version of the movie. it would be interesting to see if he could actually make it a better movie or not

The best fan theory I've read on TFF is that it's all a dream/nightmare Kirk has while out camping with Spock and McCoy -- the weirdness doesn't really get rolling until they're all at the campfire and if you assume Kirk nods off there and doesn't wake up again until we see them around the campfire at the end, it really is an interesting way to see all the inconsistencies and general "huh?" in the movie. Recut to this with more of a David Lynch mentality, and it could become the weirdest and artiest and most challenging Trek of all.

That said, we all know Shatner was just trying to do a ST western with Kirk saving everyone from the Devi, and missed. But the pieces are all kinda there . . .

[Bionicfanboy66]

Yeah, I remember fan out cry over how horrible that poster was.

I have a soft spot for the movie, mostly because I made out with a girl in her car for a half hour before it opened and I was going for more after it ended. So, it was the greatest movie ever.

You da man, Palitoy.

[Bionicfanboy66]

Rumor has it that Star Trek VI's working title was 'The Apology'. People who say that the Abrams films are bad obviously haven't watched Star Trek V in awhile or haven't seen it at all.

[Bruce Banner]

Will be interesting to see whether there are any new featurettes or appraisals of STV in this colossal box set:

STAR TREK 50th Anniversary TV and Movie Collection
Debuting September 6, 2016, Limited Edition Box Set Boasts 30 Blu-ray Discs™ with Every Movie and TV Show Featuring the Original Crew, Including the Newly Remastered Animated Series on Blu-ray™ for the First Time Ever!

Set Also Includes a Brand New, Multi-Part Documentary Chronicling Star Trek’s Cinematic Voyages

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. – Embark on a mission to the final frontier with the biggest, most comprehensive Star Trek collection ever offered when the STAR TREK 50th ANNIVERSARY TV AND MOVIE COLLECTIONis transported to Earth on September 6, 2016. Just in time to commemorate the September 8, 1966 airing of the very first “Star Trek” episode, this epic limited edition gift set includes 30 Blu-ray Discs featuring all new disc art and every feature film and television show made with the original crew, plus a brand new, multi-part documentary with nearly 2 hours of new footage chronicling the franchise’s amazing 50-year journey. Enclosed in collectible packaging, the set includes the Animated Series remastered on Blu-ray for the first time ever, the newly released Director’s Cut of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, an exclusive Starfleet pin commemorating the 50th anniversary and new mini-posters for the first six feature films designed by acclaimed artist Juan Ortiz. Over 20 hours of previously released bonus content is also included in this comprehensive collection.

STAR TREK 50th ANNIVERSARY TV AND MOVIE COLLECTION

The 30-disc set includes the following:

· Star Trek: The Original Series Blu-ray

· Star Trek: The Animated Series Blu-ray

· Star Trek: The Motion Picture Blu-ray

· Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan Director’s Cut Blu-ray

· Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Blu-ray

· Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Blu-ray

· Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Blu-ray

· Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country Blu-ray

· Star Trek: The Journey to the Silver Screen—New 50th Anniversary Multi-Part Documentary
o The New Frontier: Resurrecting Star Trek
o Maiden Voyage: Making Star Trek: The Motion Picture
o The Genesis Effect: Engineering The Wrath of Khan
o The Dream is Alive: The Continuing Mission
o End of an Era: Charting the Undiscovered Country

· Collectible 50th Anniversary Starfleet Insignia Pin

· Collectible Mini-Posters for Movies 1-6

· Plus over 20 hours of bonus content!