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  1. We all know THAT scene in #StarTrekTheMotionPicture feels like forever, but it's actually only 4:20. What else can you do while you're waiting for that slow pan to end? Jessica has some suggestions in this episode of #RankingWithRoddenberry! #StarTrek #nerdlyfe youtube.com/watch?v=pICvn1kxjA4

  2. It's #StarTrekTheMotionPicture time, baby! Our new ep sees us talk for NINETY MINUTES (closer to two hours before the edit) about a movie that often feels forgotten ... but we like it? A lot? Listen and find out why! antimatterpod.com/194-kolinahr

  3. When Kirk tells Decker that he is taking over as captain of the enterprise to confront V’ger, Decker is working on a defect in the transporter system with Scotty. He takes Decker aside…

    Yeah, just before that thing happens. #StarTrek #StarTrekTheMotionPicture

  4. Working on my TMP Refit Enterprise as a post-election stress project.

    Panel lines are next. Don’t want to use the aztec decals, as I didn’t want to have to have shiny stickers over this beautiful ship. So, panel lines instead.

    Using acrylic base with enamel panel method that I first heard about on All Scale Trek’s channel. <youtube.com/watch?v=1RkI3RUkEl>

    #StarTrekTheMotionPicture #StarTrek #modeling #Enterprise

  5. The Enterprise was always a character in #StarTrek , but it didn’t become the main character until that dramatic reveal moment in #StarTrekTheMotionPicture

  6. Will Decker is on the left and is portrayed by Stephen Collins. Michael Burnham is on the right and is portrayed by Sonequa Martin-Green.

    #StarTrek #StarTrekTheMotionPicture #STTMP #StarTrekDiscovery #STDSC

  7. Capt. Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise returned — a decade after the TV show — when landed in theaters in 1979.

  8. #StarTrekTheMotionPicture was released in movie theaters 44 years ago today.

    The Enterprise leaving drydock is one of my favorite scenes from all of the #StarTrek movies.

    #StarTrekTOS #StarTrekTMP

  9. #TakingABreakFromFilming
    #StarTrekTheMotionPicture (1979)
    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.

    #ClintEastwood takes his kids to visit #LeonardNimoy #WilliamShatner on set.
    #FilmMastodon 📽️ 🎬

  10. CW: star trek prime vs star trek kelvin wall of text (not mine)

    Robert Meyer Burnett, who worked on the remastered Star Trek TNG Blu-Rays:

    > For me, as a Star Trek fan, the imagination and the thought that was on display in [Star Trek: The Motion Picture] – of the Star Trek universe itself – was wondrous [ . . . ]

    > The greatest thing about [Abrams Star Trek] – I will say this – it made a lot of money, it brought the franchise back from the dead, and now new Star Trek is viable and lucrative; people are going back and rediscovering the original show, which is really the most important thing. I just wish it were a lot more intelligent.

    Longer quotes:

    > As a life-long Star Trek fan [ . . . ] when Star Trek: The Motion Picture came out and I saw the design of the new Enterprise, which you could tell was bad-ass, it was souped up, but it all made sense. [ . . . ]
    > But when you saw the interior – this is what blew my mind the most – [ . . . ] when you saw that, you realized that the entire internal makeup, the internal design of the Enterprise had been incredibly well thought out. You looked and that and just thought, “Oh my god!” [ . . . ]
    > For me, as a Star Trek fan, the imagination and the thought that was on display in that movie – of the Star Trek universe itself – was wondrous.

    > One of the things about the Abrams Star Trek that irked me to no end is how they just haphazardly put into that movie whatever they particularly wanted. [ . . . ]
    > I’m sorry, but the Starship Enterprise was simply not built on a planet. It just wasn’t. [ . . . ]
    > The greatest thing about it – I will say this – it made a lot of money, it brought the franchise back from the dead, and now new Star Trek is viable and lucrative; people are going back and rediscovering the original show, which is really the most important thing. I just wish it were a lot more intelligent.


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    #StarTrek #StarTrekTheMotionPicture #STTMP #StarTrek2009 #KelvinTimeline