Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Fourth film in the futuristic space series is conclusion to the loose trilogy which started from Wrath of Khan. The Voyage Home begins where Star Trek III: Search for Spock ends. Crew of enterprise is exhausted from the adventure that led them to save Spocks life and destruction of Enterprise home for most of them for past two decades. # While Kirk is contemplating disciplinary action he hears of a great tragedy that has struck home planet Earth. A massive alien probe is causing calamity, ocean has evaporated and people are suffering. Kirk in stolen Bird of Prey heads for Earth. When he is told that the ...  Read the complete review

Pure comedy. Thats what this film is. I enjoy a good sci fi film, and i enjoy star trek. But this is not high up there on my good sci fi films. No no, its up on my comedy list (not that i actually have lists, but you get whjat i mean) In this Captain James T Kirk has to take his ship (which due to events in the film before is a Klingon 'Bird of Prey') back to the 1980s to save some whales and in such, saving the would in his time. Its an amusing premise, and an even more amusing film. With one liners all over the shop. 'I'm looking for the nuclear wesles'. Whats funnier then that? The film touches on some serious issues about the hunting of whales, ...  Read the complete review

Starring: William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForrest Kelley, James Doohan, George Takei, Walter Koening, Nichelle Nichols, Catherine Hicks, Mark Lenard Directed By: Leonard Nimoy What's it all about Alfie?: A giant object is probing the oceans of the Earth looking for extinct whales and causing havoc. Jim and the team travel back in time to 1986 to get some. Comedy ensues. Can you give me a bit of interesting information about the film?: The computer that Scotty uses to show transparent aluminum was originally going to be an Amiga, but Commodore would only provide a computer if they bought it. Apple was willing to loan them the ...  Read the complete review

1987's Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home was directed by Leonard Nimoy with his story idea was turned into a screenplay by Harve Bennett, Peter Krikes, Steve Meerson, and Nicholas Meyer. Nimoy decided early on that Star Trek IV would eschew darkness and feature no villains or space battles. It would be an ecological fable with much more humour. The film is generally regarded to be second only to The Wrath of Khan in the Star Trek cycle and was a notable box-office hit for the series - the lighter tone giving it broader appeal than the first three pictures in the franchise. The film picks up where Star Trek III: Search For Spock left off. Our heroes are on the planet Vulcan ..  Read the complete review

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986) Picking up shortly after the events of The Wrath of Khan and The Search For Spock, the premise has Kirk leading his crew back to Earth to face the music for stealing and destroying the Starship Enterprise. Spock and McCoy have to get to grips with the Vulcan's resurrection from the dead after their mind meld, and Kirk is troubled by the death of his son. After some establishing scenes on the planet Vulcan - which take care of this housekeeping from the previous films in the series - the intrepid gang boldly go home in a rusty old Klingon warship, which handily has a cloaking device, if not the home comforts of their ...  Read the complete review