To me, Wrath of Khan feels like the first time the original creators of trek finally felt truly comfortable and confident in the universe they'd created. They don't need to explain anything, set things up, re-introduce main characters, or do unnecessary exposition on the tech or science.

2021年6月22日 · TOS is an excellent show– sure, some the special effects are a bit janky, but the character work is solid, and Kirk in particular is a far better character. And the emotional punches of Wrath of Khan depend entirely on the three seasons of superb character work done in TOS. But to answer your question, I think the director's cut is better.

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2014年10月21日 · In finding a way to stay true to Star Trek values, definitely not. It will be interesting to see what happens on Star Trek III. I found that quite interesting: Gene Roddenberry himself thought that ‘The Wrath of Khan’ did not stay true to Star Trek values, and yet this movie is held up as an exemplar of how to do Star Trek well on the big ...

2023年8月2日 · Anyway, I do think Star Trek II made enough of a net profit to guarantee a lot more life in the franchise. Star Trek I's performance didn't threaten the franchise; it was actually a very profitable film; it just put a lid on the idea of spending top-dollar on subsequent movies, because the ratio of profit to revenue was not stellar.

2022年9月9日 · None of the movies are terribly dependent on having seen any other Star Trek (maybe III, but I also saw that before II and had no issues) until maybe the Next Gen movies, which assume you’ve seen the show because it’d only been off the air for 4 months, and not 10 years like TOS, when that series of films started.

Yeah, but you're posting this in 2022 and Wrath of Khan came out in 1982. And the original series in the late 60s, when computers took up a whole room and had less computing power than your watch. And the original series in the late 60s, when computers took up a whole room and had less computing power than your watch.

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2022年11月4日 · I'll say it again. JJ Abrams should have used Joachim as 'John Harrison' in Star Trek Into Darkness. Imagine the alternate universe where Admiral Marcus awakened Khan's right-hand man instead. We could've appreciated their completely different story because Joachim's motivations were a bit different than Khan's.

The thing this reboot series needs to do more than revamp Khan is PROVE they deserve to hold onto Star Trek. To be as creative, as original. Slapping Khan into a roller coaster is less impressive than showing us something completely unique that makes us go "Star Trek IS alive and well." In that way, new Khan works.