Für die damalige zeit 1984 war dieses szenario mit den Maschinen gegen die Menschen, etwas ganz neues, bedrohliches. Genauso wie der 1. Alien Film. Mit Terminator 2 die besten zukunfts filme. Heute, realistischer und realer den je...
@@DanielPritchard998 correct but If you Check the Video again, He was already in the final stun Animation after the final Pistol shot and the Shotgun blast Had No Gameplay Impact whatsoever
Captain Archer is honestly my favorite Starfleet captain. Not because he's the best, but because he's just so goddamned... human. He makes mistakes, he acts brashly when he has to, he's just doing the best he can with what he has and he's always just barely pulling it off somehow. Don't get me wrong, I love all the other captains but take Picard for example, he's just so goddamned... perfect in almost every possible way. Always doing the right thing, almost always by the book, rarely ever faces failure. How tf is your common man supposed to relate to that? lmfao Also, that scene of the Enterprise cruising through the smoldering debris of that bird of prey mere seconds after annihilating it is fucking beautiful. I wanna commission an oil painting of that frame and hang it in my living room. :P
contrary to popular opinion, i regard star trek v as one of the very best of the franchise, probably on par with first contact. a wonderful treatment on the interplay of reason, deep humanism, friendship and the power of advanced technology to lift us up as human beings..
@@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701 They're still called photonic torpedoes specifically. As stated many times by a variety of the bridge officers including Archer.
@@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701 You can try to spin it as much as you want but the fact is they're still different. Hence why they're called photonic torpedoes. And you don't know that. Andorians have specifically stated that photonic torpedoes as antiquated. So there's still different.
The best sci-fi show ever.ive watched it over and over.just the whole premise of of the show is amazing imagination. Thank you and please bring it back.so much more story to tell!
Either Majel Barrett, widow of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry got to see the private screening of this movie before its release, or she saw it in the theaters after it got released and must've felt sad when it said on the screen in the opening credits "For Gene Roddenberry."" Wonder why she didn't reprise the role of Christine Chapel, who was a nurse and then a medical doctor on the old Enterprise before being assigned to Starfleet Medical on Earth?
I know they like to reuse props and sets to save money. But these Photon torpedoes are just a repaint of the black ones used in Star Trek 2 & 3. Wish they had made something a little smaller with a simular look. to make them seem to be a work of technology advancing.
When ARCHER ' S Ship was briefly able to travel at Warp 6 . 9 i think ! was ent that Faster than Kirk When he FIRST that's first took comand of the ENTERPRISE in 2009 IF you just put those to ship's side , side with NO wibble wobble timey whey stuff Dr Who Bit There ;
Es gab mal eine Szene in (deutsch) aus diesem Film. 🫤Diese ist leider nirgends wo mehr verfügbar. Nachdem die große Barriere überwunden wurde fragte Kirk und Spock... ''Wozu braucht Gott ein Raumschiff?? Gibt's leider nicht mehr😭
@@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701 Das Glaub ich dir keine sorge,dieses Problem passiert immer wieder wenn man den deutschen Dub auf englische master legt aber nicht die tonhöhe anpasst und dadurch entweder langsamer oder schneller die tonspur macht und dadurch die höhe etwas ändert.
@@JAGtheTrekkieGEMINI1701 Gerne und ich fass es nochmal kurz ,weil ich das etwas schwerig geschrieben habe. Tonspur wird verlangsamt oder schneller gemacht damit es passend zum Film oder Serie ist. Dadurch verändert sich der Klang der Stimmen entweder höher oder auch tiefer. Das kann man beheben in dem man die Höhe manuell wieder richtig macht. Aber der letzte Schritt wird nicht immer gemacht und man gewöhnt sich irgendwann dran das die Tonspur etwas anders ist als sie eigentlich ist.
Man those older klingon ships were awesome especially the bird of prey. It's a shame we couldn't see season 4 which could have lead us into the romulan wars with the daedullous class ships.
Die Borg gibt es, sie sehen in real aber etwas ander aus, es gibt tatsächlich eine Borg Königin, es gibt da draußen rote Bereiche in denen Wesen existieren wie die Borg. Das ist der rote Bereich... ROT
This was undoubtedly a Galor Class Type III Cruiser. While not a 1-on-1 match with a Galaxy, they were twice as powerful as the Type II Galor (Destroyer role) that attacked the Enterprise in "The Wounded." Type IIIs were new variants of the venerable Galor and began production in the mid-2360s. The featured upgraded weapons and very sturdy shields. Whereas a Galor Type II was a match for an Excelsior Class, the Type III could bully the Excelsiors and more or less go toe-to-toe with an Ambassador Class. Two of these Type IIIs were a threat to the Galaxy Class according to Riker. During the Dominion War, the Galor Type IIs and IIIs were refit with a lot of new stuff like warp cores and better emitters. They were fitted with heavy Spiral Wave Disruptor Cannons and better secondary beam weapons. A Galor Type II Heavy Destroyer could cripple an Excelsior with one shot, while the refit Galor Type III could one-shot kill attack ships (BoPs, Bugs), frigates (Breen Frigates) and even cruisers like the Steamrunner. Many people overlook the Galor, but students of war appreciate common frames that are easily adaptable and also have a commonality of parts for easy repair and production. The Galor was the Sherman Tank, a good basis for continual upgrades. Or like the B-52. Don't sleep on the cruiser variants.
@@YDV669 That was a test. You passed. Nerd. It was the only time I remember that the torpedo in Star Trek was guided to the gas coming out of the tailpipe of the target ship.
