This movie is now 49 years old.
It is also my mom's birthday.
Back in 1982, my cousin and I won four tickets to see this movie. That was my mom's birthday present. True, it was a tad self-serving to give her this "present" but she was a fan, too.
She was the one who clued me into the fact that Star Trek was social commentary in the guise of entertainment.
We were all sad when Spock died even though two of us strongly suspected that would be the case. Back then, we didn't need the internet to spread such rumors.
Non podes atopar unha película ou serie? Inicia sesión para creala.
Queres valorar ou engadir o elemento a unha listaxe?
Non es membro?
Resposta de tmdb53400018
no 4 de xuño do 2021 ás 6:15PM
sukhisoo, you ending spoiler!!!!!!!!! 😆
Resposta de Midi-chlorian_Count
no 4 de xuño do 2021 ás 6:45PM
No it isn't. But still, scary enough that it's 39 years old!
Resposta de tmdb53400018
no 4 de xuño do 2021 ás 8:01PM
I thought that number was off.
Resposta de sukhisoo
no 4 de xuño do 2021 ás 8:36PM
Yikes. I really thought I typed "39".
I suppose I am getting old.
(It was a typing error. Not a math error. Both are bad. I should have proofread.)
Resposta de Midi-chlorian_Count
no 5 de xuño do 2021 ás 9:41AM
Sorry for being an annoying pedant!
But anyway, great film - particularly love Spock's "by the book" code followed by Kirk chomping on that Apple and giving the "beam us up" line!
And yes, I don't think many people left thinking it would be the last we saw of Spock - although maybe didn't expect to see him in the very next film! There's a funny clip of Shatner on YouTube discussing his revised lines at the end of WoK to pave the way for Nemoy's return.
Resposta de Nexus71
no 6 de xullo do 2021 ás 5:36PM
Happy 39th Star Trek II