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Work InformationStar Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country [1991 film] by Nicholas Meyer (Director)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. 2021 movie #140. 1991. The movie that successfully bridged the gap between the original series and "Star Trek: Next Generation" that was already on TV. Christopher Plummer is great as the Shakespeare quoting Klingon general. ( ) If not a contender for favorite among the Trek films, this was still a decent send off for the characters of the original series. I admit I can't quite forgive this film for how incompetent it makes some of the characters though. McCoy clueless in the face of a wounded Klingon, Uhura looking through a hardcover Klingon dictionary, Kirk a bitter bigot--at least at first. And I'm sorry they decided not to give Saavik her intended role and created Valeris instead. (Even if I understand why they didn't want to go with yet a third actress in the role) that could have made for a powerful film. Yet our aging crew somehow muddles through--and I'm glad to see them save the day one more time. no reviews | add a review
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After a lunar cataclysm brings the Klingon Empire to its knees, the foreign concept of peace with the Federation may be finally within reach. Ironically, it is Admiral James T. Kirk who is the first emissary to broker that peace. Yet all hope is virtually lost when the U.S.S. Enterprise and crew are implicated in the brutal assassination of a Klingon diplomat, bringing both worlds to the brink of full-scale war. No library descriptions found. |
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