Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country - Khitomer Battle in 720p HD 

Chang: "I'm as constant as the northern star." McCoy: "I'd give real money if he'd shut up!" Always makes me laugh!

RIP Christopher Plummer. One of the franchise's best villains. And a legend too.

Christopher Plummer as General Chang was probably the second best villain since Ricardo as Khan. He's oozing with arrogance and charming at the same time.

Sulu: "In range?" Helmsman: "Not yet, sir." Sulu: "Oh, come on! Come on!" Helmsman: ""She'll fly apart!" Sulu: "Fly her apart then!" Brilliant scene😀

Rest in peace, General. Once more unto the breach.

Amazing how this battle is relatively minimal in terms of special effects and it’s one of the most suspenseful battles in all of Trek.

Watching this in the theater, we all CHEERED when Enterprise and Excelsior started hosing the Klingon vessel.

RIP Christopher Plummer. To me, his most memorable quote ever came from this movie, "Cry havoc!!! And let slip the dogs of war!"

you haven't heard Shakespeare until you've heard it in the original Klingon.

I never thought much of Sulu being a captain but when he says "fly her apart then!!!" you can hear the raw emotion in the tone of his voice I can't help but think he would be a great captain.

"I see you, Kirk...Can you see *me*?" Gives me chills every time.

"If I were human, I believe my response would be, go to hell. If I were human." - Mr. Spock

I love how he keeps quoting Shakespeare, while he tears apart the Enterprise. The writers were brilliant for having him do that during the battle.

"CRY HAVOC!!! And let slip the dogs of war!" I have always loved the way he preformed this scene. It was the first thing I thought of when I heard the sad news. RIP Herr von Trapp

In an audience at a live screening back in 1991 and can confirm the audience screamed with joy at the end of this scene. Right up there with the 1977 destruction of the Death Star.

One of Trek's greatest battles. Every shot means something.

Chang totally was the look they used for Dennis Hopper's character in Waterworld.

"I am as constant as the Northern Star..." Chang should have known Caesar said that right before getting killed.

The way the enterprise and the excelsior teamed up on that bird of prey at the end was awesome and brutal at the same time!

“she’s ready Jim, lock and load!” under appreciated line in this scene. Fantastic film

A quick reminder that this movie is almost 30 Years old. It has aged like fine wine.

What really stood out to me in this movie - was the way that Kirk was surprised by the Klingon Chancellor's motives. In the beginning, Kirk cynically views the Klingons with suspicion and distrust. Later on when the Klingon Chancellor is dying, he says, "Don't let it end like this", indicating that he did not want the peace initiative to fail. It was in stark contrast to the traditional Klingon blood oath, which was what Kirk expected. Kirk later says, "It never occurred to me that Chancellor _____ was telling telling the truth."

the scene has all the old delightful tropes: the colorful (and manic) villain, the high-stakes team problem-solving, crew getting thrown the bridge around like shake and bake, the witty (or sarcastic) dialogue. It's my absolute favorite battle scene in the movies.

Him spinning in that chair kills me every time. 😂

one of the best space battle scenes ever in the entirety of sci-fi. Probably topped only by the Wrath of Khan battle scene. So many epic lines delivered amazingly!!!! Sulu like a total boss; "Target that explosion and fire"

"To be... or not... to be." RIP Christopher Plummer

30+ year old movie on a low budget is far superior both visually and story, plot and character development than anything JJ Abrams or Alex Kurtzman have done in the last decade.

One of the greatest Trek villains. RIP you glorious legend.

"Target that explosion and FIRE!" Sulu is pissed off; Chang never stood a chance.

One of the best battle scenes in cinematic history, and it still looks great today!

RIP Christopher Plummer. Such a great actor.

Yeah, Christopher Plummer was definitely having fun playing General Chang in this movie. LOL!

LOL! Bones at 4:05. "I'd give real money if he'd shut up!" Seriously, DeForest Kelley and Christopher Plummer own this movie!

Fly her apart then!!

Rip Christopher Plumber "I am constant as the northern star." :'(

Cry HAVOC and lets slip the dogs of war. Simply classic.

Sulu has one the best lines of all Trek movies here- "She'll fly apart" "Fly her apart then"

Goodbye, Christopher Plummer. My favourite Star Trek Movie, and one of my favourite actors. You'll be missed.

I'm not the biggest fan of Shatner (too egotistical for my tastes), but only he could have delivered that one simple line so amazingly. "Fire!"

Best five minutes of any Star Trek. Any version, any movie, any TV episode.

"She's ready Jim, Lock and Load!"

"to be.... or not... to be...." Love this film.

"Fly her apart, then!" Good going, Captain!

Christopher Plummer's done a million things, as a great actor, but one things for sure he was the best Klingon character ever in this movie.

Bones and Spock have always had some of the best back and forth so watching them work together during a crisis was definitely one of the better moments of this film. Not to mention Bones line "I'd give real money if he'd shut up"

Remember seeing this in the cinema as a child. That menacing music combined with the almost evil-sounding cloak of the BoP still shits me up.

Anyone else here because the heard the news about Christopher plummer :-(

RIP Chris. the best Star Trek movie ever made .. thanks to you

Growing up as a kid I loved these movies.

Among the most underrated Star Trek movies .

"Be honest Captain, warrior to warrior. You prefer it this way, as it was meant to be...no peace in our time."

Christopher Plummer, the best villain death in all of Trek. "to be or not to be"

"She will fly apart sir" "Fly apart then" Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha my favourite Sulu quote. This is one of my favourite movie by the way.

You had to love that look on General Chang's face...he's like WTF? No torpedo acts like that...oh, hell, wait...LOL. Christopher Plummer has one of those voices that is so wonderfully versatile. He can do the classics-quoting Klingon warlord or the wizened Master of the Way of the Voice with such class and skill :) A magnificent actor. Watching the Enterprise and Excelsior pound the hell out of that Bird of Prey at the end was one of the most gratifying things I remember about this movie. With their advantage of the special cloak removed, the BoP was absolutely no match for the firepower of two Federation starships. Moral of the story? You just don't mess with Federation starships, lol. ^_^

I love how McCoy and Spock work together, and Kirk being cool one last time on his enterprise. Very well directed, performed and executed. Great swangsong. Original crew just gel chemistry.

EVERYTIME I watch this movie I rewind this scene over and over. This best scene in the franchise! 🥰

I love the launch button on the Bird of Prey. Really cool to see something so simple still gets the job done in the 23rd century. 😁

“Warriors to warrior, you do prefer it this way…”. Great line.

RIP, good sir! And thank you for giving us one of the greatest Klingon warriors in Star Trek history!

The explosion alone at the beginning of the movie makes it clear that Star Trek VI will be much better and nothing like Star Trek V

"I'd give real money if he'd shut up"...You gotta love Bones...RIP Christopher Plummer...

“FLY HER APART THEN!” Captain Sulu absolutely kicks ass in this sequence. When I saw this movie for the first time I was fist pumping at the Excelsior’s mad dash to assist the Enterprise.

Nicholas Meyer knew how to direct a Star Trek movie.

General Chang treated the works of Shakespeare like a series of memes. If Star Trek VI were not about the end of the Cold War I can easily see the good general simply trolling William Shatner on social media. On that note, may Christopher Plummer rest.

R.I.P. Christopher Plummer...you did an extraordinary job as Chang.

The first Star Trek film I saw at the cinema. One of my faves.

Such a well edited scene. The dialogue was incredible. Definitely my favourite Star Trek fight. The delivery on Kirks “fire” and the suspense as the torpedo is in flight whilst Chang quotes Shakespeare. 👌🏼

@ 1:51 Seeing Excelsior come screaming in at maximum warp and Sulu ordering the crew to fly her apart knowing he's getting ready to deliver an ass beating on the Klingons always hits hard.

*Kirk clenching fist and doing an atrocious grimace while standing Napoleon Style* FIRE! Oh god i love Shatners overacting, for fucks sake that Man is a genius.

Such a good exploding shot they used it for the next 2 movies.

As much as I like the new Star Trek movies they will never make this quite like this again.

I want an opportunity in life where I get to quote Sulu's "Fly her apart, then!"

And then the creators stopped creating Bird of Prey destruction scenes, because they had the only one they'd ever use for the rest of all Star Trek ;)

I never get tired of watching that scene. Even though my Klingon brothers died. Man! We need Star Trek back in our lives!

I always loved the idea of a vessel being referred to as a "She" "What's she doing?" "What she waiting for?" I had an argument with a young friend that says a vessel or a vehicle does not have to be referred to as a "She", that it is not right to do so. I always beg to differ on that particular topic. Because the Enterprise, she was a beauty.

Watching Chang again I swear I am seeing some of his same mannerisms in his daughter who is playing the villan in Picard Season 3. Both are outstanding.

Christopher Plummer 1929-2021. General Chang " Once more unto the breach!"

"Fly her apart than". That delivery was solid.

The Undiscovered Country hands on the best star trek movie still holds until today.

RIP Christopher Plummer. You had such a memorable role in Trek.

RIP Christopher Plummer

This movie is so so good, especially Christopher Plummer, his performance was extremely supreme

RIP Plummer... Our revels now are ended...

I watched this again in respect for the departed Leonard Nimoy, Deforest Kelley and James Doohan. All their characters had so many great qualities. That last torpedo is incredible.

30 years later, this film still stands as one of the finest in the franchise. And after Ricardo Montalban's Khan, Christopher Plummer's Chang is the film series' greatest villain.

I find Ricardo Montalban (Khan) and Christopher Plummer as Chang the most amazing villains I’ve ever seen. They are both so epic!

RIP Christopher Plummer. Brilliant actor.

"She'll fly apart - FLY HER APART THEN" Sulu kicked ass in this movie.

Rest in peace, General Chang.

R.I.P. Mr. Plummer one of the best bad guy's of all time !

george takei was so awesome in this scene

Thanks for editing and uploading this video. The Undiscovered Country is my favorite Star Trek film by leaps and bounds, and this epic climax with a Shakespeare-quoting klingon is a big reason why. I love everything about this fight, the pacing, the editing, the dialogue, the epic zoom on Kirk as he shouts "fire" ... I could go on and on.

One thing I love about Trek is how ship/model explosions have stages/segments to them. On the Bird-Of-Prey, we see first the main hull explode, then a section of the wing battery, then the reactor core exploding. Those types of destructions really help convey the scale and "heft" of the explosion, something lost with CGI models.

"She'll fly apart" "FLY HER APART THEN!"

Crew: "She'll fly apart! Sulu: ".....FLY HER APART THEN!!!!!!"

I remember seeing this in theaters back in 91 and I was blown away of the Khimoter Battle, especially when the Enterprise was taking a beating. Memories!!

I love how sulu didn't give a shit about the excelsior. He was like I need to save my baby (enterprise) and friends :)

They should have given Takei a series on Excelsior. His delivery was spot on. Sort of a cross between Picard and Kirk. He just did what it took to get the job done.

NCC 1701-A Constitution Class, the most gorgeous Enterprise of them all.

Wasn't Bester allowed to use his powers?