Star Trek: The Motion Picture

Look this film is a little stale, and very slow moving for a sci-fi adventure film, and isn't a classic beginning for the franchise. However it is entertaining, with some good visual effects, and is nice to see the crew together... Full review

I saw this movie in 1980, I was 13 and it was a real shock. I even watched it 2 times that day. My grade is related to the emotions that the movie gave to me. Of course watching it now... Full review

I did like the new improved visual effects directed by Robert Wise. But the movie itself dragged a lot. I just wished this movie could be somewhat faster paced so I don't have to fall asleep. Plus there's not enough action,... Full review

A bit to much music in the beginning. I was lost some times on what was going on. Good graphs for a movie at 1979. A great story about this huge object in space destroying anything in it way and it... Full review

A bit to much music in the beginning. I was lost some times on what was going on. Good graphs for a movie at 1979. A great story about this huge object in space destroying anything in it way and it... Full review

I would have say after they (NASA) named the 1st space shuttle "Enterprise", I was wondering what would have happened to the crew since the show went off the air in 1969. Guess it was kind of fun to see the... Full review

I would have say after they (NASA) named the 1st space shuttle "Enterprise", I was wondering what would have happened to the crew since the show went off the air in 1969. Guess it was kind of fun to see the... Full review

The first Star Trek movie, "Star Trek the Motion Picture" is a very underrated movie in my opinion. Robert Wise, the LEGENDARY director of "West Side Story", "The Haunting" and the Sci-Fi classics "The Andromeda Strain" and "The Day the Earth... Full review

this is by far the best star trek movie ever made. and anyone who argues with me is a fool. you heard me...a damn fool! if you are still alive and haven't seen this movie yet you should. now heed my... Full review

'Star Trek: The Motion Picture', originally released Friday, December 7th, 1979. - ORIGINAL Theatrical Version, 1979, Running Time 2hrs&12mn, Rated "G" by the MPAA - SPECIAL Extended Version, 1983, Running Time 2hrs&23mn, Rated "G" by the MPAA - The DIRECTOR's Edition,... Full review

sometime between 1979 and 1991 I came to dislike the flick.....As for the Blu-ray, it offers generally good picture with excellent sound as well as a few decent extras.....However, it's not good filmmaking.....Special Star Trek Reunion goes for nine minutes, 37 seconds....the film conspires to bring back all of the show's old regulars..... ... Full Review

Now, keep in mind this is generally considered to be the worst of the films....You really do experience it all over again with a picture sharper than ever before....You can't truly appreciate those scenes until you've witnessed them in hi-def.....So the fact that these sharper images reveal even more flaws in the ....... ... Full Review

These three stooges of science fiction found a warm and friendly chemistry that was apparent during the first season and their continued bickering....During its initial life on NBC, "Star Trek" was not successful.....compassion shown towards each other resulted in life-long friendships and endearing characters.....Kirk was portrayed by the legendary entertainer William Shatner, I can´t see how anybody possibly can say Picard was the better captain..... ... Full Review

Dragos kidnaps Parsafoot to decipher a powerful Star Disk ("Beyond the Stars! Indeed, the special effects were much more impressive with Jason of Star Command , and in that respect it earned its title of most expensive live action children's show ever produced. ... Full Review

The film does interesting things with its protagonists, but their momentumand the movie'sgrinds to a halt about halfway through, when The Motion Picture becomes less about their internal struggles, and more about having them spend long stretches of time staring, slack-jawed, at the special effects on the viewscreen. ... Full Review

Back in 1969, the odd science fiction television series Star Trek was cancelled after just three seasons. For most shows, that would have been the end of it, but Star Trek had managed to gather around itself a particularly fervent... ... Full Article

Thanks to the magic of the Internet, we can now recall that around the time the Star Trek franchise was moving from television to movies with Star Trek: The Motion Picture (waaayyyyy back in the 70's), apparently Paramount had Klingons... ... Full Article

Starring: William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Nichelle Nichols, Persis Khambatta, Stephen Collins, Majel Barrett, and Grace Lee Whitney. ... Full Article

I grew up watching Star Trek: The Motion Picture; I started long before I had any concept of what good or bad meant, and for the longest time, the ST:TMP wasn't so much a movie as it was a memory... ... Full Article

In the mid-1970s, Gene Roddenberry, the creator of "Star Trek: The Original Series" convinced Paramount executives to greenlight a second series, "Star Trek: Phase II." ... Full Article

I have seen The Wrath Of Khan about ten times in my life thus far. It was, before seeing the remake that just came out, my favorite Star Trek movie by a long shot. ... Full Article