Is Star Trek The Motion Picture a good movie?

Such reservations aside, “Star Trek: The Motion Picture” is probably about as good as we could have expected. It lacks the dazzling brilliance and originality of 2001 (which was an extraordinary one-of-a-kind film). But on its own terms it’s a very well-made piece of work, with an interesting premise.

Is Star Trek The Motion Picture boring?

Unlike some films in the series, most notably Star Trek: Insurrection, that improve with age and with some hindsight, Star Trek: The Motion Picture is just as boring and dull as the first time you watched it 39 years ago. Yes, visually the film is stunning and the work by cinematographer Richard H.

What happens in Star Trek The Motion Picture?

When an alien spacecraft of enormous power is spotted approaching Earth, Admiral James T. Kirk resumes command of the overhauled USS Enterprise in order to intercept it. When an alien spacecraft of enormous power is spotted approaching Earth, Admiral James T.

Is Star Trek motion picture canon?

Films. All official Star Trek feature films are also considered canonical. While not explicitly stated, the most complete released version of the films, including scenes missing from the theatrical version of a film but included in home releases or director’s cuts, appear to be canonical.

Who was the yeoman on Star Trek?

Actress Grace Lee Whitney
Actress Grace Lee Whitney, who was most well known for playing Yeoman Janice Rand on the original “Star Trek” series, died May 1 in Coarsegold, Calif. She was 85. A recovering alcoholic, she helped many people with addiction problems through women’s prisons or the Salvation Army.

How does Star Trek The Motion Picture end?

What was the wormhole in Star Trek The Motion Picture?

Hawkeye Is Here To Amaze – The Loop The wormhole effect was a time distortion which affected people inside a wormhole created by a starship because of antimatter imbalance of the engine. In the mid-2270s, Captain James T.