Paramount Pictures / Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection / G - PG / 685 Minutes /

Theatrical Release Dates 1979 - 1991 / Blu Ray Release Date May 12th 2009

Star Trek Original Motion Picture Collection

Finally the theatrical versions of the Star Trek motion pictures have been released on to blu ray. This box set features the first 6 Star Trek films. The films look amazing in 1080p. Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan got a digital remaster and it is the best transfer out of all the movies. The 7th disc is called is The Captain's Summit. For the first time ever. William Shanter, Leonard Nimoy, Patrick Stewart  and Jonathan Frakes sit down and talk about their memories of Star Trek. The show is hosted by Whoopi Goldberg. Each disc is loaded with special features that will keep you busy for hours. This is a must for every Star Trek fan add this to your blu ray collection.

Disc One 

The human adventure is just beginning.

Original Release Date December 7th 1979

Running Time 2 Hours and 12 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Majel Barrett , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols , Persis Khambatta  
and  Stephen Collins  
Directed By   
Robert Wise
  Full Cast And Credits For Star Trek The Motion Picture   

The Story

It is stardate 2273. 3 Klingon Battle Cruisers are investigating a massive cloud in thier space. The Klingons fire on the cloud and the cloud fires back and wiping out all three ships.

A cloud with massive power destroys 3 Klingon Battle Cruisers, A Starfleet space station. Now is on a direct course for Earth. The only starship to stand in it's way is the newly refitted USS Enterprise. Admiral James T. Kirk returns and reassembles his old crew. The crew of the Enterprise must solve the ship's problems in route to the cloud while at the same time trying to save the planet Earth. 

 Special Features

Star Trek: The Motion Picture debuts on Blu-ray with a nice selection of bonus materials. First up is a commentary track with Michael & Denise Okuda, Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens, and Daren Dochterman. These participants share their recollections on the film's origins and opening; special effects shots; the actors in both major and minor roles; shooting locations; new sets, uniforms, and accessories; and plenty of discussion on the planned but never created television program, "Star Trek: Phase II." Several times the discussion ceases as the participants find themselves watching the film rather than commenting on it, but this is generally a solid commentary. Library Computer allows users to access detailed information on persons, places, and things as seen or discussed throughout the movie. The Longest Trek: Writing 'The Motion Picture' (1080p, 10:44) further examines the origins of what was to become the first of now eleven Star Trek feature-length films. Special 'Star Trek' Reunion (1080p, 9:37) features a quintet of extras reminiscing on their experiences of winding up in the movie. Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 101: Mystery Behind V'Ger (1080p, 4:24) features a "Next Generation" Starfleet officer recalling the events as depicted in The Motion Picture. Also included are eleven deleted scenes (480p, 8:02), three sets of storyboards (Vulcan, Enterprise Departure, and V'Ger Revealed), the film's teaser (1080p, 2:18) and theatrical (1080p, 2:29) trailers, and seven TV spots (480p, 3:39 combined). Finally, this disc is BD-Live (Blu-ray Profile 2.0) enabled. At time of writing, the page allows users access to Star Trek I.Q., a game that "lets you test your Star Trek knowledge by playing unique trivia games."

Disc Two

Beyond the darkness...beyond the human evolution...is Khan. A genetically superior tyrant. Exhiled to a barren planet; banished by a Starship Commander he is destined to destroy. Left for dead, Khan has survived. At the end of the universe lies the beginning of vengeance.

Original Release Date June 4th 1982

Rated PG for violence and language. 

Running Time 1 Hour / 53 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols and Ricardo Montalban as Khan
Directed By
Nicholas Meyer
Full Cast And Credits For Star Trek II The Wrath Of Khan

The Story

It is the 23rd century. The Federation starship U.S.S. Enterprise is on routine training maneuvers, and Admiral James T. Kirk (William Shatner) seems resigned to the fact that this inspection may well be the last space mission of his career. But Khan is back. Aided by his exiled band of genetic supermen, Khan (Ricardo Montalban) -- brilliant renegade of 20th century Earth -- has raided Space Station Regula One, stolen a top secret device called Project Genesis, wrested control of another Federation starship, and now schemes to set a most deadly trap for his old enemy Kirk...with the threat of a universal Armageddon! Co-starring Kirstie Alley (Cheers) in her stunning motion picture debut.  

 Special Features

 Star Trek II features several supplements, this package headlined by a pair of commentary tracks. First up is a track featuring Director Nicholas Meyer. Meyer shares his credentials, the process of writing the film, William Shatner's initial displeasure with the script, some of the smaller nuances of the film, the work of the actors, the film's budget constraints, sets, and more. Track two once again features Meyer, this time accompanied by Producer Manny Coto. Meyer again impresses with his wealth of information, discussing the direction he took the film, and by extension the series, lending an element of reality to the picture, the work of the cast, and more. Both tracks make for excellent listens that should please fans. Once again, this disc contains Library Computer, a feature allowing users to learn more about the world of Star Trek II, from Khan to the Boatswain's Whistle.

Next up are five pieces filed under Production. Captain's Log (480p, 27:21) takes a direct but incredibly fascinating look at how the film came together, told through interviews with primary cast and crew. Designing Khan (480p, 23:54) features a look at the design of the ships, the new uniforms, the creation of the Genesis torpedo, and more. Original Interviews With William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, and Ricardo Montalban (480p, 10:56) features the quartet of actors recalling their experiences in making the film in a collection of classic interviews. Where No Man Has Gone Before: The Visual Effects of 'Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan' (480p, 18:14) takes viewers behind-the-scenes and into the making of the film's special effects shots. James Horner:Composing Genesis (1080p, 9:33) features the composer discussing his work on the film.

The 'Star Trek' Universe is another piece broken into several features. Collecting 'Star Trek's' Movie Relics (1080p, 11:05) takes a very interesting look at some of the props used throughout the history of 'Star Trek.' A Novel Approach (480p, 28:55) looks at bringing 'Trek' history and lore to the printed page. Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 002: Mystery Behind Ceti Alpha VI (1080p, 3:08) features a "future" look back at the events of 'The Wrath of Khan.' Rounding out this package of supplements is a collection of 13 storyboards, A Tribute to Ricardo Montalban (1080p, 4:44), the film's theatrical trailer (1080p, 2:22), and BD-Live (Blu-ray profile 2.0) connectivity, this feature once again offering Star Trek I.Q. 

Disc Three

Join the search. A dying planet. A fight for life. Kirk must battle the Klingons to protect the Genesis Planet and save a friend's life The needs of the one outweigh the needs of the many.

Rated PG for violence and language. 

 Original Release Date June 1st 1984

Running Time 1 Hour / 45 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols and Christopher Lloyd
Directed By
 Leonard Nimoy
Full Cast And Credits For Star Trek III The Search For Spock

The Story

Admiral Kirk's defeat of Khan and the creation of the Genesis planet are empty victories. Spock is dead and McCoy is inexplicably being driven insane. Then a surprise visit from Sarek, Spock's father, providing a startling revelation: McCoy is harboring Spock's living essence. With one friend alive and one not, but both in pain, Kirk attempts to help his friends by stealing the U.S.S. Enterprise and defying Starfleet's Genesis planet quarantine. But the Klingons have also learned of Genesis and race to meet Kirk in a deadly rendezvous. 

Special Features

 Star Trek III: The Search For Spock births several bonus features. Leading things off is a commentary track with Director Leonard Nimoy, Writer/Producer Harve Bennett, Director of Photography Charles Correll, and Actress Robin Curtis. Recorded separately and edited together rather coherently, the track manages to flow well despite its patchwork origins. Nimoy offers the best comments of the bunch, showing a passion for the material and delving beyond the superficialities of the film to share a good many insights into the picture. The second commentary track features "Trek" veterans Ronald D. Moore and Michael Taylor. They discuss their history of working on various "Star Trek-" related programs and how they took the canon as established in the films as gospel, their credentials as fans, and plenty of little odds and ends that make for an overall satisfying listen. Also included, once again, is Library Computer.

The Production tab provides access to a quartet of features. Captain's Log (480p, 26:13) looks at Star Trek III's origins, Leonard Nimoy's involvement, the development of the story, the challenges of the shoot, cast discussing their characters, and more. Terraforming the Prime Directive (480p, 25:53) looks at the potential for mankind to terraform Mars. Industrial Light & Magic: The Visual Effects of 'Star Trek' (1080p, 13:50) examines some of the old-school techniques used to bring the Trek films to life. Spock: The Early Years (1080p, 6:22) looks at the young actors who portrayed Spock in the film.

The 'Star Trek' Universe is another piece divided into five features. Space Docks and Birds of Prey (480p, 27:49) focuses on the new and intricate models, effects, and shooting techniques seen in the film. Speaking Klingon (480p, 21:04) examines the development of the Klingon language as heard in the 'Star Trek' films. Klingon and Vulcan Costumes (480p, 12:16) looks at the wardrobe and adornments seen throughout the films. 'Star Trek' and the Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame (1080p, 16:52) takes viewers to Seattle, Washington for a look at the many "Star Trek" exhibits in the museum. Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 003: Mystery Behind the Vulcan Katra Transfer (1080p, 2:42) once again shows a "Next Generation" officer discussing the ancient Vulcan ritual that plays a pivotal role in both The Wrath of Khan and The Search for Spock. Also included are two photo galleries: Production and The Movie; 10 storyboards; the film's theatrical trailer (1080p, 1:12); and BD-Live functionality that, again, features Star Trek I.Q.

 
Disc Four 

They travelled back where 23rd century man had never gone before. To a mad, crazy, outrageous time. 1986. How on Earth can they save the future?  The key to saving the future, can be found only in the past.

Rated PG for violence and language. 

 Original Release November 26,1986

Running Time 1 Hour / 58 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols and Catherine Hicks  
Directed By
 Leonard Nimoy
Full Cast And Credits For Star Trek IV The Voyage Home

The Story

 It's the 23rd century, and a mysterious alien power is threatening Earth by evaporating the oceans and destroying the atmosphere. In a frantic attempt to save mankind, Kirk and his crew must travel back to 1986 San Francisco where they find a world of punk, pizza and exact-change buses that are as alien as anything they've ever encountered in the far reaches of the galaxy. A thrilling, action-packed Star Trek adventure! 

Special Features

 Go back in time and into the making of Star Trek IV through the following included bonus materials. Two commentary tracks headline the package, the first featuring William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy. The best track to be found anywhere in this entire collection, the Captain and First Officer discuss the lightheartedness of this film compared to the relative heaviness and themes of death and old age of the last two films. They also discuss the time travel theme of the film, the chemistry between the cast, the humor in the film, and much more. The second track is a "fan track" with the writers of the 2009 Star Trek film, Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman. They discuss the strong and overwhelmingly positive fan reaction to the film during its theatrical screenings (similar to many fan's experiences with the new film), the strength of the story, the special effects, the humor, and more. Despite some dead air in the second, both of these tracks make for fantastic listens. Also included, again, is the Library Computer interface.

Future's Past: A Look Back (480p, 27:32) is the first of five features under the Production tab. An entertaining retrospective piece, cast and crew discuss the success of the franchise, the humor of the film, the time travel story arc, a discussion of some of the film's more famous scenes (including the "punk on bus" sequence), and more. On Location (480p, 7:26) looks at shooting in then-modern-day San Francisco. Dailies Deconstruction (480p, 4:13) shows viewers side-by-side takes and angles of a scene. Below-the-Line: Sound Design (480p, 11:45) examines the creation of sound effects for objects that exist only on-screen. Pavel Chekov's Screen Moments (480p, 6:09) features Actor Walter Koenig discussing his increased role in the film.

Next up is The Star Trek Universe, a collection of seven features. First among them is Time Travel: The Art of the Impossible (480p, 11:15), a piece where prominent physicists discuss the theories of time travel. The Language of Whales (480p, 5:46) takes a brief look at the species and how they learn and communicate. A Vulcan Primer (480p, 7:50) features an examination of the logical and emotionally-controlled species. Kirk's Women (480p, 8:19) features a series of interviews with several of the women that worked with Shatner over the years. Star Trek: Three Picture Saga (1080p, 10:12) looks at what makes the second, third, and fourth films a "trilogy." 'Star Trek' For a Cause (1080p, 5:40) examines how the film raised public attention to whaling and environmentalism. Finally, Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 004: The Whale Probe (1080p, 3:42) features a "Next Generation" officer recounting the events of the film.

Visual Effects examines a pair of sequences -- From Outer Space to the Ocean (480p, 14:43) and The Bird of Prey (480p, 2:48). Original Interviews features vintage pieces with William Shatner (480p, 14:33), Leonard Nimoy (480p, 15:40), and DeForest Kelley (480p, 13:02). Next is Tributes, a tab containing two features: Roddenbery Scrapbook (480p, 8:17) and Featured Artist: Mark Leonard (480p, 12:44). Moving along, Production Gallery (480p, 3:55) features a series of behind-the-scenes stills. Concluding this supplemental package is a collection of eight storyboard galleries, the film's theatrical trailer (1080p, 2:24), and BD-Live (Blu-ray profile 2.0) functionality that offers the Star Trek I.Q. game.

Disc Five

The Enterprise is back. This time, have they gone too far? Why Are They Putting Seatbelts In Theatres This Summer? The greatest Enterprise of all is adventure. What does God need with a starship? Adventure and Imagination Will Meet At the Final Frontier

Rated PG for violence and language. 

 Original Release June 9,1989

Running Time 1 Hour / 46 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols and David Warner  
Directed By
 William Shatner
Full Cast And Credits Star Trek V The Final Frontier 

The Story

It's Stardate 8454.130 and a vacationing Captain Kirk faces two challenges: climbing Yosemite's El Capitan and teaching campfire songs to Spock. but vacations are cut short when a renegade Vulcan hijacks the Enterprise, and pilots it on a journey to uncover the universe's innermost secrets. The Star Trek stars are back for one of their most astonishing voyages ever, with all the fun and excitement fans have come to love. So buckle up for a thrilling leap into the unknown that's "as much a spiritual odyssey as a space adventure, and it's all the richer for it." 

Special Features

  This Blu-ray release of Star Trek V allows viewers to search for answers to the universe's most difficult questions via a jam-packed supplemental section. First up are two commentary tracks, the first featuring William and Liz Shatner. A slowly-paced track, the Shatners deliver the expected stories from the set, the chemistry between Kirk, Spock, and McCoy in the campfire scenes, the budget of a Star Trek film, and many other tidbits. Track two serves up Michael and Denise Okuda, Garfield and Judy Reeves-Stevens, and Daren Dochterman. They discuss the film's failings with audiences, challenges on-set, William Shatner's direction, set design, the campfire scenes, and more. Also included, again, is Library Computer.

Production again breaks down into six segments. Harve Bennett's Pitch to Sales Team (480p, 1:42) features the producer discussing the film and the "live long and prosper" salute. The Journey: A Behind-the-Scenes Documentary (480p, 28:55) looks at the process of creating the film, from the origins of the story to the scrapping of the infamous "rock man" footage. Makeup Tests (480p, 9:50) features screen tests for several characters. Pre-Visualization Models (480p, 1:41) offers a series of screen tests with miniature models. Rockman in the Raw (480p, 5:37) features sketches, photos, and footage of the costume. Finally, 'Star Trek V' Press Conference (480p, 13:42) features the entire cast on-set and in front of the press answering a series of questions.

Moving along, The Star Trek Universe tab contains an additional eight features. Herman Zimmerman: A Tribute (480p, 19:09) looks back on the career of the famed composer. Original Interview: William Shatner (480p, 14:37) is a vintage piece featuring the actor-director discussing the film. Cosmic Thoughts (480p, 13:05) features a philosophical examination of what might be beyond the boundaries of Earth and man's place in it. That Klingon Couple (480p, 13:05) features Actors Todd Bryant and Spice Williams recounting their experiences playing Klingons in the film. A Green Future? (480p, 9:24) takes an extended look at Yosemite National Park and nature's importance to mankind. 'Star Trek' Honors NASA (1080p, 9:57) looks at the influence of Gene Roddenberry's creation on the space program and the series' forward-thinking themes and technologies. Hollywood Walk of Fame: James Doohan (480p, 3:10) showcases a few brief scenes from the dedication ceremony. Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 005: Nimbus III (1080p, 3:02) again takes a futuristic look back at the events as depicted in Star Trek V.

Next up are a series of four deleted scenes (480p, 4:17). Production Gallery (480p, 4:05) features a series of behind-the-scenes stills set to music. Storyboards offers viewers the opportunity to examine three scenes in the earliest of stages: Sha-Ka-Ree, The Face of God, and Escape. Concluding the supplements are a pair of theatrical trailers (1080p, 2:42 & 1:34), seven TV spots (480p, 3:14 combined runtime), and BD-Live (Blu-ray profile 2.0) functionality, again offering the Star Trek I.Q. game.

 

Disc Six

The battle for peace has begun. The crew of the starship Enterprise fights not to win battles, but to end them forever. On the verge of peace. On the brink of war. 

Rated PG for violence and language. 

 Original Release December 6 1991

Running Time 1 Hour / 53 Minutes

Starring William Shatner ,  Leonard Nimoy , DeForest Kelley , James Doohan ,
George Takei , Walter Koenig , Nichelle Nichols and Christopher Plummer  
Directed By
 Nicholas Meyer 
 Full Cast And Credits Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country  

The Story

The Enterprise leads a battle for peace in a spectacular Star Trek adventure that's "impossible to resist" (James Veniere, Boston Herald). The Federation and the Klingon empire prepare for a peace summit after years of war, but the prospect of harmony with sworn enemies is an alarming one to Admiral Kirk (William Shatner). And when a Klingon ship is attacked and the Enterprise is held accountable, both worlds brace for what may be their final, deadly encounter. Directed by Nicholas Meyer (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) and co-starring Christopher Plummer, this action-filled epic soars with warp-speed thrills and excitement! This Special Collector's Edition includes two scene revisions by Nicholas Meyer. 

Special Features

 Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, much like its quintet of predecessors, comes packed with supplements. This disc is headlined by two commentary tracks, the first with Director Nicholas Meyer and Screenwriter Denny Martin Flinn. Meyer recalls how the film reflects the period of history in which it was made. Also discussed are the costumes, the performances and professionalism of the actors, the dialogue, inspirations for particular scenes, and more. Track two features Larry Nemecek and Ira Steven Behr. As is generally the case, these "fan" tracks work much better than the drier (albeit still interesting) crew tracks. This pair provides fine insight into the film and recall their Trek memories in a relaxed manner. Once again, Library Computer interactivity is also included on this disc. The Perils of Peacemaking (480p, 26:33) examines the role of Science Fiction in facilitating an examination of contemporary problems, and Star Trek VI's parallels to the contemporary world.

Stories from 'Star Trek VI' breaks down into six features. It Started With a Story (480p, 9:46) further examines the film's parallels to the politics of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Prejudice (480p, 5:02) looks at the role of racism in the film, and pays particular attention to the disagreement between cast and crew over the tone of the film and the difficulties of the cast to adequately perform their parts. Director Nicholas Meyer (480p, 5:57) features cast and crew laying praise on the director. Shakespeare and General Chang (480p, 5:53) looks at both the role of Shakespeare and Actor Christopher Plummer in the film. Bring it to Life (480p, 23:25) take a look at the making of various segments of the film, including the dinner scene and the score. Farewell and Goodbye (480p, 7:04) looks at the ideas behind the film's final shot.

The Star Trek Universe is another grouping of extras, divided this time into eight segments. Conversations With Nicholas Meyer (480p, 9:33) focuses attention on a series of interview segments with the director. Klingons: Conjuring the Legend probes the place of Klingons throughout the history of Star Trek. Federation Operatives (480p, 4:53) looks at actors who have played roles over multiple incarnations of Trek. Penny's Toy Box (480p, 6:06) plays with several of Trek's props. Together Again (480p, 4:56) looks at William Shatner's and Christopher Pummer's history of working together. Tom Morga: Alien Stuntman (1080p, 4:57) features the actor recounting his long history of working on Trek. To Be or Not To Be: Klingons and Shakespeare (1080p, 23:04) takes viewers behind-the-scenes of a real-life Klingon language performance of Hamlet. Finally, Starfleet Academy SciSec Brief 006: Praxis (1080p, 2:37) takes a "Next Generation" look at some of the events from Star Trek VI.

The Farewell tab features DeForest Kelley: A Tribute (480p, 13:19), a look back at the man and his character. Original Interviews features chats with William Shatner (480p, 5:05), Leonard Nimoy (480p, 6:26), DeForest Kelley (480p, 5:03), James Doohan (480p, 5:33), Nichelle Nichols (480p, 5:39), George Takei (480p, 5:28), Walter Koenig (480p, 5:31), and Iman (5:07), the actress who played "Martia" in the film. Production Gallery (480p, 3:24) features behind-the-scenes video clips from the set. Next up is a collection of four storyboard sequences -- Praxis, Assassins, Rura Penthe, and Leaving the Spacedock (omitted). Rounding out the supplements on this disc is the film's teaser (1080p, 1:28) and theatrical (1080p, 2:23) trailers, 1991 Convention Presentation by Nicholas Meyer (480p, 4:49), and BD-Live (Blu-ray profile 2.0) functionality that offers, again, Star Trek I.Q.

Disc Seven

Disc seven offers only the singular feature Star Trek Summit (1080p, 1:11:12), a three-part roundtable discussion with William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Patrick Stewart, and Jonathan Frakes, hosted by Whoopi Goldberg. The piece moves along briskly and the five "Trek" legends deliver a well-rounded and light discussion, speaking on the impact of Star Trek on both popular culture and in their personal lives, their television watching habits, the wardrobe, their favorite moments in the show, their forays into directing, and much more.

How Does It Look And Sound?

The Video: The video quality on all the movies looks great.  It's got excellent picture and detail. The colors are crisp. The movies make a fine way to show off your HDTV.

Aspect Ratio 2:35.1, Video codec: MPEG-4 AVC
Video resolution: 1080p

The Audio: Each of the discs is presented in 7.1 True Dolbyhd. It's got good clear vocals. Great action coming from the front and rear speakers and excellent use of the sub woofer. Be sure to have these up loud while watching them.

7.1 Truedolbyhd English, French 2.0 Dolby Surround
Spanish Mono

Subtitles :  English, English SDH, French, Spanish, Portuguese

50GB Blu-ray Disc
Seven-disc set

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Movie Trailers For The Star Trek Films

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Movie Quotes From the Star Trek Films

Quotes from Star Trek The Motion Picture

[Kirk apologizes for assuming command over Captain Decker]
Captain James T. Kirk: I'm sorry, Will.
Commander Willard Decker: No, Admiral. I don't think you're sorry. Not one damned bit. I remember when you recommended me for this command. You told me how envious you were and how much you hoped you'd find a way to get a starship command again. Well, sir, it looks like you found a way. 

Captain James T. Kirk: Well, for a man who swore he'd never return to the Starfleet...
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Just a moment, Captain, sir. I'll explain what happened. Your revered Admiral Nogura invoked a little-known, seldom-used "reserve activation clause." In simpler language, Captain, they DRAFTED me!
Captain James T. Kirk: [In mock horror] They didn't.
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: This was your idea. This was your idea, wasn't it?
Captain James T. Kirk: Bones, there's a... thing... out there.
Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Why is any object we don't understand always called "a thing"? 

Captain James T. Kirk: Let's take a look. Full sensor scan, Mr. Spock. They can't expect us not to look them over now.
Commander Willard Decker: Now that we're looking down their throat.
Captain James T. Kirk: Right, now that we've got them just where they want us. 

Commander Leonard 'Bones' McCoy, M.D.: Spock, you haven't changed a bit. You're just as warm and sociable as ever.
Commander Spock: Nor have you, doctor, as your continued predilection for irrelevancy demonstrates.

Lieutenant Commander Nyota Uhura: Captain, our final six replacements are ready to beam aboard, but one of them is refusing to step into the transporter.
Captain James T. Kirk: Oh! I'll make sure he beams up!
[Steps into the Turbolift]

Quotes From Star Trek II The Wrath Of Khan

Carol Marcus: Please tell me what you're feeling.
Kirk: There's a man out there I haven't seen in fifteen years who's trying to kill me. You show me a son that'd be happy to help. My son... my life that could have been... and wasn't. How do I feel? Old... worn out.
Carol Marcus: Let me show you something that will make you feel young as when the world was new.

Joachim: We're all with you, sir. But, consider this. We are free. We have a ship, and the means to go where we will. We have escaped permanent exile on Ceti Alpha V. You have defeated the plans of Admiral Kirk. You do not need to defeat him again.
Khan: He tasks me. He tasks me and I shall have him! I'll chase him 'round the moons of Nibia and 'round the Antares Maelstrom and 'round Perdition's flames before I give him up! 

Kirk: [hailing Khan] This is Admiral Kirk. We tried it once your way, Khan, are you game for a rematch? Khan, I'm laughing at the "superior intellect."
Khan: Full impulse power!
Joachim: No, sir! You have Genesis! You can have whatever...
Khan: [grabs Joachim in anger] FULL POWER! DAMN YOU!

Joachim: They're still running with shields down.
Khan: Of course! We are one big, happy fleet! Ah, Kirk, my old friend, do you know the Klingon proverb that tells us revenge is a dish that is best served cold?
[pause]
Khan: It is very cold in space!

[Terrell disobeys Khan's order to kill Kirk, who taunts Khan over the communicator]
Kirk: Khan, you bloodsucker. You're going to have to do your own dirty work now! Do you hear me? Do you?
Khan: Kirk? You're still alive, my old friend?
Kirk: Still, "old friend!" You've managed to kill everyone else, but like a poor marksman, you keep missing the target!
Khan: Perhaps I no longer need to try, Admiral.
[beams the Genesis device away]
Kirk: Khan... Khan, you've got Genesis, but you don't have me. You were going to kill me, Khan. You're going to have to come down here. You're going to have to come down here!
Khan: I've done far worse than kill you, Admiral. I've hurt you. And I wish to go on hurting you. I shall leave you as you left me, as you left her; marooned for all eternity in the center of a dead planet... buried alive! Buried alive...!
Kirk: KHAAANNNN!
[echo]
Kirk: KHAAANNNN! 

Quotes From Star Trek III The Search For Spock

[their first look at the U.S.S. Excelsior]
Uhura: Would you look at that!
Kirk: My friends, the great experiment: The Excelsior. Ready for trial runs.
Sulu: She's supposed to have transwarp drive.
Scotty: Aye, and if my grandmother had wheels, she'd be a wagon!
Kirk: Come, come, Mr. Scott. Young minds, fresh ideas. Be tolerant!

Sulu: The word, sir?
Kirk: The word is no. I am therefore going anyway. 

Kirk: You're suffering from a Vulcan mind-meld, doctor.
McCoy: That green-blooded son of a bitch! It's his revenge for all the arguments he lost.

[Kirk and party have commandeered Kruge's Bird of Prey]
Kirk: [to Maltz] You! Help us or die!
Maltz: I do not deserve to live!
Kirk: Fine. I'll kill you later!
[later, once safely in Warp Speed]
Kirk: Take care of the prisoner.
Maltz: Wait! You said you would kill me!
Kirk: I lied! 

[aboard the Excelsior]
Excelsior Computer: Level please.
Scotty: Transporter Room.
Excelsior Computer: Thank you.
Scotty: Up your shaft. 

Excelsior First Officer: [over intercom] Yellow Alert! Yellow Alert!
Captain Styles: Bridge, this is the captain, how can you have a yellow alert in spacedock?
Excelsior First Officer: Sir, someone is stealing the Enterprise!
Captain Styles: I'm on my way.