Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989)
Capt. Kirk and his crew must deal with Mr. Spock's half brother who hijacks the Enterprise for an obsessive search for God (imdb)
Genres: Sci-fi, Fantasy, Action, Adventure
Franchise: Star Trek
AKA: Star Trek 5
Country: USA
Directed By: William Shatner
Written By: William Shatner, Gene Roddenberry, Harve Bennett, David Loughery
Starring: William Shatner, David Warner, Nichelle Nichols, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Laurence Luckinbill, Harve Bennett, Charles Cooper
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Paxton | 52 23% |
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Remember the movie Lady in the Water where writer/director M. Night Shyamalan wrote a script containing a character who was a writer that would save the world and cast HIMSELF to play the role? Well, that was practically self-effacing compared to this.
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Fuck this film.
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A season 3 of Star Trek movie. Hey remember all that fun we’ve been having in these movies lately, well ... forget it! Shatner opens this one climbing a cliff with no safety equipment and baby he needed that equipment - some metaphor here for directing this bizarre film. Spock is good, McCoy is turned up way too much and the rest are just there. Nichelle doing an erotic dance for very thirsty desert dwellers yuck. Way to much row row row your boat in this Star Trek.
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The Star Trek film that will forever make you ask the question: Is it still fanfic if it's written by the lead actor? Not as absolutely terrible as I remember it being, but I still definitely can't think of anything positive to say about it. It fails as a comedy, it fails as an adventure film and it fails as a science-fiction analogy. Terrible script, poorly shot and edited and weirdly under-lit and dark the whole time. No need to watch this; there's a reason it was disowned by Roddenberry.
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I’m going to state on record that this may be most in line with Roddenberry’s original vision of humanity surpassing its dogmatic religious utopia: a coda to “Who Mourns for Adonais?”, “The Corbomite Maneuver”, and “The Changeling”, V is the film that asks, “What does God need with a Starship?” and answers, “If we have a Starship, we do not need God”. It uses Mxyzptlk logic in its approach, though, which means characters are themselves in reverse, and it comes off weird.
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Not sure why this is so hated. While it's true many efx look bad & the resolutions to both story conflicts are as anti-climatic as possible, the mystery driving the journey to that shrug-worthy climax is a compelling one. We also get a very unique antagonist in Sybok & it's enjoyable & occasionally funny to watch the 3 leads grumble & bond w/ one another more. Knowing Shatner directed just makes me wonder if Shatner believes we believe he can actually climb up a sheer rock face w/ that paunch.
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| Sep 23, 2019 | cscopeland79 | 78 48% |
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md5fungi | 23 2% |
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Even without the endless barrage of terrible gags and cheesy dialogue, The Final Frontier has no clue how to tell a coherent, satisfying story.
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Yeah, a lot of people don't like this movie, and I'll admit...Kirk and crew singing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" (twice) wasn't a great selling point, but I LOVE Sybock. I think his character is one of the best villains in the movie series up to this point. For me, he's right up there with Khan, as he has all this...cult-like characteristics and makes YOU want to follow him to figure out what's out there. I can't dock points there. Biased: 80% | Unbiased: 78% | Predicted: 66%
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I guess I must be a trekkie because I still find this addition to the lore pretty decent. I will admit it is one of the weaker films but it is still an entertaining watch.
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William Shatner proves himself a better joker than director with his efforts on The Final Frontier. The story is a pale imitation of the ideals from the series. The humor is forced and the characters are mishandled to say the least. It is a low point in the Star Trek franchise and could have easily derailed the franchise for good.
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Not worth watching unless you are a Star Trek fan and even then it's a bit of a trial. The best parts involved the Kirk, Spock, McCoy interactions but that could be said about much of the original series (movies or show). As a Star Trek fan I like it, but I wouldn't recommend it to a normie.
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This isn't completely devoid of good moments, but most of it is pretty much nonsense, and Shatner is a terrible director. Laurence Luckinbill's scenery-devouring performance as Spock's half-brother Cybok is pretty delightful at times, but it's not really worth it overall.
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god?
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If you thought the 1st Star Trek movie was cheesy & pretentious get ready to bury your face in your palms for 106 mins. An epic tale of a tired actor undergoing a violent middle-age crisis, imagining himself climbing mountains, solving the question of God then blowing up God with interplanetary missiles. I guess the moral is keep Shatner away from the director's chair. Script of pure embarrassing schlock doesn't help either. Minus x points if you have adoration for what ST used to represent.
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